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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1948

Page

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Mrs. Eva Ruffin Carter Dies at Reynolds

Mrs. Eva Ruffin Carter, wife of Albert M. Carter, died Friday at her Reynolds home after long illness. Born October 6, 1882 in Reynolds, she was active in the Methodist Church and its Sunday School. Funeral services were held Saturday at the Reynolds Methodist Church with Rev. J. N. Shell and Rev. Park Smith officiating. Buried in Hillcrest Cemetery. Survived by husband, three daughters Helyn Carter Macon Wade Tepp Winston-Salem and Kuntz Orlando, two sons George and Albert Houston, one brother T. L. Ruffin Reynolds, three sisters J. M. Weaver Reynolds Ida Jakeill Atlanta Elba Lewis Decatur.

Reynolds Eva Ruffin Carter Albert M. Carter Carter George T. Ruffin Methodist Church Hillcrest Cemetery J. N. Shell Columbus Reynolds Methodist Church Park Smith Messrs Ben Hinton Howard Neisler David Montfort Guy Windham Clay Whatley Walton Hodges C. P. Seay Jack Heath E. A. Hollis F. A. Ricks Eric Newsom Josh Newsom Tom Pool Walker Newsom Orlando Fla Eorge Albert Houston Tex T. L. Ruffin Reyolds J. Meaver Ida Jake Ill Atlanta Elba Lewis Decatur

Butler youth named Assistant Chief at 172nd Station Hospital

First Lt. Floyd Jarrell of Butler is assigned as Assistant Chief of the Receiving section at the 172nd Station Hospital on Northern Honshu Island Japan. The facility in Senai offers 250 beds with potential expansion to 400 and eight clinics for emergency care.

Eighth Army Senai Japan Floyd Jarrell Butler 172Nd Station Onorthern Honshu Island Honshu Butler High School Jarrell Theniversity of Georgia University of Georg School of Medicine Gree Army Fort Sam Houston Texas 172Nd Spital F. Jarrell

Farm Bureau Meeting Set For Tomorrow Evening

The regular Farm Bureau meeting will be held at the courthouse tomorrow at 7:30 PM. The Work Program Committee has mapped out a program to be presented for consideration and urges all members to attend and contribute to a constructive plan. County Agent will conclude with a short photo afterward. E G McCants reporter.

Farm Bureau Court House E. G. McCants

Rabun Announces Candidacy for Georgia Governor

Rev. Joseph A. Rabun formerly of McRae Baptist Church in Valdosta declares his bid for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. The announcement follows past publicity over his wartime Navy chaplaincy and 1947 legislative testimony on race issues.

Atlanta Georgia Joseph A. Rabin McRae Baptist Church M. E. Thompson Valdosta W. G. McRae Walter McDonald Georgia Public Service Commission Thompson Herman Talmadge Rabun Talmadge Statesman Henry Wallace William Stafford CIO Wallace Wm. Stafford Public Workers’s Union Don West Oglethorpe Macon L. Marshall Floyd Hunter Gov. Talmadge

Mrs Mary E Gilbert Passes Away In Columbus

Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gilbert aged 81 or near 82 died at her Columbus home last Tuesday after long residence in the city. Born Elizabeth Parr in Taylor county she leaves two daughters Mrs Ralph Mussleman and Minnie Lee Gilbert two brothers William and Emory Parr four sisters Julia Mabel Parr and Mrs Alice Bodiford seven grandchildren a great grandchild and several nieces and nephews.

Taylor County Mary Elizabeth Gilbert Columbus Gilbert Elizabeth Parr Ralph R. Mussleman Minnie Lee Gilbert William Emory Parr Julia Mabel Parr Alice Bodiford

Old Mississippi steamer to ferry Jekyll visitors

The Glynn County Chamber of Commerce leases the steamboat Robert E. Lee to run a ferry between Jekyll Island and Brunswick starting March 1. Round trip fare is set at 1.50 dollars and strong passenger demand is expected for the new park access.

Jekyll Island Glynn County

Thompson Disapproves of President's Civil Rights Program

Wakulla Springs Fla Feb 7 Gov M E Thompson releases a statement at the Southern Governors Conference opposing President Truman's 10 point civil rights plan. He cites Georgia's 1945 poll tax repeal and argues FEPC would hinder progress while saying the GOP and third parties seek political gain. He endorses supporting the Democratic Party.

Wakulla Springs Fla M. E. Thompson Truman Georgia Congress Democratic Party Georgia Democratic Party General Assembly of Georgia South FEPC Republican Party National Congress Henry Wallace Washington

Large Vote Expected In Taylor County Primary Next Week

Approximately 3 000 voters are registered in Taylor County for the upcoming primary next week the largest list ever. Weather could push turnout above 2 000. Polls open 7 a m to 6 p m with results to be reported in the Herald next Thursday from the courthouse. Ballot sample lists candidates for Ordinary J R Lunsford Clerk Superior Court Thelmon Jarrell Sheriff J M Bone Charlie J Wright Tax Commissioner Clifford H Adams County School Supt E H Dunn W H Herman Elliston Wy man Harris County Commissioners Butler Reynolds Howard Wainwright Reynolds District A L Sid James Walter Wainwright Howard District R L Brown W Turner Lewis Watson Coroner J D Cooke Surveyor R L Bob Burns.

Taylor County Herald Court House J. R. Lunsford Thelmon Jarrell J.M. Bone Charlie J. Wright Clifford H. Adams E. H. Dunn W. H Herman Elliston Wyman Harris Butler E. H Gene Bazemore Jack Peed Reynolds A. L Sid James Walter Wainwright Howard R. L. Brown W. R. Turner Lewis Watson J. D. Cooke R. L Bob) Burns

Prizes Awarded in Macon Essay Contest on Soil Conservation

Miss Susan Myrick of the Macon News and Telegraph awarded prizes to winners of an essay contest on What Soil Conservation Can Do for My Community. Topics covered Reynolds Butler and Mauk Schools with two groups of students earning cash and victory bond prizes.

Susan Myrick Macon News and Telegraph Macon News & Telegraph Reynolds and Butler High Walter Wilson Bobbie Burns Babs Bond Connie Wainwright L. A. Hudson Preston Childs Sonny Shealy Pearlie Youngblood Tommy Joiner Connie Barrow Dora Summerour W. F. Peter- Man Joyce Bone Mauk Grammar School Helen Woodall Gloria Pike Macon M. P. Dean Taylor County

Two Chipley Residents Killed in Florida Crash

Cross City Florida February 9 Two Chipley Ga residents died in a collision east of here. Mrs Shirley Smith and Henry Bennett Floyd were killed. Mrs Floyd wife of the dead man and Evelyn Smith daughter of the dead woman and Vance Smith brother were injured.

Cross City Fla Chipley Here Shirley Smith Henry Bennett Floyd

Stanford Announces Worship Program at Antioch Church

Stanford outlines next Sunday worship at Antioch Baptist Church with Sunday School at 10 30 a m supervised by Philip Jarrell and preaching at 11 30 a m by the pastor JJ H Stanford with an evening service at 7 30 p m The text focuses on Malachi chapter 3 verse 8 and invites members and friends to attend and bring others for a meaningful service

Antioch Baptist Church Philip Jarrell JJ. H. Stanford

Prominent Theater Executive Roy E. Martin Dies in Plane Crash

Roy E. Martin Sr., president of a chain with over 100 motion picture theaters and a wealthy Columbus Georgia and Phenix City Alabama property owner, was killed Wednesday when his private plane crashed in Lake Borgne near Bay St. Louis Mississippi.

Roy E. Martin Sr Columbus, Ga Phenix City Ala Lake Borgne Bay St. Louis Miss

Rev K Read, 93, Dies at Cordele Home

Cordele obit reports Rev. K Read age 93, a Methodist minister, died Thursday at his daughter Mrs. W H Westbrook’s Cordele residence. Funeral plans awaited details.

Rev. K. Read Cordele K. Read W. H. Westbrook

Methodist Services Be Held at Baptist Church Next Sunday

Due to heating plant failure the Methodist church will hold Sunday morning and evening services at the Baptist church. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p.m. Love offerings for retiring South Georgia Conference ministers due by February 19. Boy Scout Troop No. 33 to be recognized at evening service. Third Quarterly Conference at Union Church February 19 at 11 a.m. All welcome.

Billy Childres South Georgia Conference Butler Union Church J. W. M. Stipe

Georgia Day Program At RHS Friday Afternoon

Reynolds High School will host a Georgia Day Program in the auditorium at 2 45 Friday afternoon. Rev W B Heats pastor of Reynolds Baptist Church will deliver the address.

Reynolds High School W. B. Heats Reynolds Baptist Church

Former Taylor County official Oscar Cox dies after illness

Oscar Stiles Cox former Clerk of Taylor Superior Court died at his home after a long illness. He served 1921 to 1933 and was a large land owner and farmer. Survived by his companion Dora Salter, five sisters, two brothers, and many relatives. Funeral services held at Bethel Primitive Baptist Church with interment in Bethel cemetery.

Oscar Stiles Cox Taylor Superior Court Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Bethel Cemetery John M. Cox J. W. M. Stipe Messrs W. S. Payne Hubert Payne Herman Hill Jack Heath Homer Cox, Jr Cecil W. Cox J. W. Edwards II Edwards Cox Taylor County Winfield W. Cox Nancy Harmon Cox Superior Court This County Thelmon Jarrell Dora Salter J. Foster Cox Homer Cox Sr Mollie Huie R. D. Pye W. G. Hill W. A. Payne R. L. Snider

Former Local Man Exonerated in Baxley Killing

Sheriff Claude Williams said no action would be taken against Officer Henry Claxton after he shot and killed Dr. W. L. Boone the Baxley area. Boone was killed during a dispute over a car collision. Claxton was wounded and treated at Jesup hospital.

Baxley Claude Williams Appling County Henry Claxton W. L. Boone Claxton Boone Buddy Branch Jesup Branch Smith Dyal

Pace Urges Southern Democrats to Decide Course of Action

Representative Face of Georgia warns on the House floor that southern Democrats must choose a future path as they oppose Truman civil rights, aiming to prevent loss of party interests. Another southern congressman, Harris of Arkansas, asks the President to refrain from further civil rights references and legislation.

Washington Rep Face D-Ga Truman Pace Harris D-Ark

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. M. Carter Lieut Floyd Jarrell Iven Ith Arm Bureau Joseph A. Rabun W. G. McKay Public Service Chairman Mary E. Gilbert Pases Jekyll Florida Stanford Antioch Roy Martin Motion Picture Baptist Church RHS O. S. Cox
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