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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
3
The fragment argues that no issue can be resolved purely by compulsion or force, regardless of the methods used, implying limits to coercive approaches. The text critiques reliance on force to settle disputes and hints at the need for alternative means orprinciples.
University of Georgia expert Miss Audrey Morgan urges two key rules. First tailor gifts to each child’s interests and abilities, as ages alone don’t define suitability. Second ensure safety with sturdy construction, rounded edges, and no detachable small parts, especially in toys for younger children.
The Georgia Association of Soil Conservation District Supervisors holds its 17th annual meeting in Atlanta December 4 to 6 with C F Carson representing Taylor County. John S Wilder of Tennessee will keynote the opening session and Joe K Hawkins of LaGrange will preside. Monday includes four panel discussions on watersheds responsibilities financing and projects. Dr Pierce Harris of Atlanta will speak at the banquet with J Marvin Strickland presiding. Tuesday features talks by C W Chapman W A Sutton and A Ray Shirley plus Russell Blanchard awarding an $800 college scholarship. A Goodyear district award will be given Monday afternoon as 1961 officers are elected. registration begins Sunday at 3 p m at the Henry Grady Hotel.
Dr. Murray Cook, former Vanderbilt University psychology instructor, becomes the new staff member in the Milledgeville State Hospital clinical psychology department, announced by Superintendent Dr. I H MacKinnon.
Macon should be the center of Georgia’s Civil War Centennial observance per the State Centennial Committee. The city’s central location, its role in the war, and facilities like a Confederate depository and wartime production are cited as reasons for its selection, with emphasis on its historical significance and timing around the 1864 surrender.
A Georgia House Senate committee led by Rep. Arthur Bolton of Griffin proposes a state sponsored property reappraisal program. It asks the General Assembly to provide a million dollars in loans to counties for hiring trained reassessment workers, aiming to create a revolving fund to sustain the effort. The plan, voluntary and gradual, targets tax fairness, homestead exemptions, motor vehicle registration, and local boards, though statewide adoption is unlikely now.
At Arskine College in South Carolina the Arrow Beauty Contest selected 20 participants with five Atlantans chosen: Annetta McConnell Jane Rowlett Linda Leslie Lyn Smith and Mrs Robert Luebke. Two Atlanta students were elected president of Gay State College day and evening senior classes for 1960-61.
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