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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1956
Page
7
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The Butler Chapter of Future Homemakers of America celebrated its tenth anniversary last Friday the 13th in the chapel. Vice president Emily Jane Barney introduced officers, the creed was recited, and Marie Moulton led a ten candle cake ceremony. Afterward members shared cake in the Home Economics department, expressing pride in the organization and hope for future decades.
Funeral services for Thessié Wisliam Albritton were held at Prosperity Church January 5. She was 62, lifelong resident, wife of a husband, mother of ten, daughter of J Q Wisham Sr. and sibling to four brothers and five sisters. The service was led by Revs Hartley Adams and Hall with pallbearers named, noting extensive local family ties.
New officers for the Rupert H. D. Club were installed for 1956. Elected: Mrs. Z. R. McCorkle president, Mrs. Ida White vice president, Mrs. J. C. Carpenter secretary treasurer, Mrs. Julian Cooper reporter, and Mrs. A. B. Floyd 4 H Club adviser. The group met at Mrs. Cooper’s home on January 19 with new member Mrs. Maude Green joining, and talks on orchard planting and landscaping. Members planned soil samples and plant exchanges at the next meeting hosted by Mrs. E. B. Shehee.
The Mauk Home Demonstration Club met January 17 for its regular monthly session with 15 members present. The program included a devotional by Mrs Gay Imelle Pittman, treasurer's report, approval of minutes, and discussion of new business such as booth jars, scrapbooks, fundraisers, work days, and a family night with a covered dish supper at Mauk school. Recreation was planned with Mrs John Daniel in charge. Refreshments were served by Mrs Wilma Hill and Mrs Gaynelle Pittman.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Georgia State Highway Department at Capitol Square Atlanta until 11 a.m. Feb. 10 1956 for grading paving and a bridge on State Route 3 to 137 in Taylor County near Central School Crowells Church and Butler. Plans plans specs at Atlanta and Macon offices and Taylor County board office.
J Lynwood Bentley advertises seed and grain for sale including 20 000 pounds of No 1 Brown Top Millet seed re cleaned tested by State Laboratories at 7 cents per pound FOB 5000 pounds Sericea seed scarified at 20 cents per pound FOB 400 bushel Coker Fulgrain Oats at 1 19 4 per bushel Phone 3697 Rte 2 Thomaston Georgia.
The brief recalls three children crying as their mother faces an unknown prison term. Unnamed relatives provide quiet support while observers note the emotional impact of the sentence on the family.
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