Georgia Youth Assembly honors Barbara Mauney and Harold Gullier
Barbara Mauney of Griffin and Harold Gullier of Valdosta received top awards during the three day Georgia Youth Assembly session at the State Capitol in Atlanta.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1952
Page
3
Barbara Mauney of Griffin and Harold Gullier of Valdosta received top awards during the three day Georgia Youth Assembly session at the State Capitol in Atlanta.
The U S Census Bureau says Columbus registered the second largest population increase among Georgia's five large metropolitan areas between 1940 and 1950, a report released last week.
A Macon couple welcomed triplets a boy and two girls born Sunday. Five Negro doctors have been admitted to full scale membership. Mother and children are reported to be doing fine. both mother and babies are in Bibb County Medical Society.
Macon Georgia marks 129 years since incorporation on December 8 1823. The city now near Bibb County hosts 73 500 residents with 119 200 in Bibb County and is served by five railroads three airlines and many bus lines.
President-elect Eisenhower visited an Army surgical hospital in Korea, moving among cots and wounded GIs. He spoke softly to a 19 year old from Charleston and posed for photos before continuing to greet other patients in subfreezing weather.
Taylor County farmers plant slash pine on 750 acres with about 500 000 seedlings. M P Dean Soil Conservation Service and county agents coordinate planting aided by three private planters and a joint planter funded by Citizens State Bank Reynolds and Butler. Local landowners listed include Walter Wainwright L W Cook Mrs Leila McCants and others.
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