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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1930

Page

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Butler County Local BREVITIES and Notices

Local items note Butler Methodist Church quarterly conference next Sunday night led by Rev H C Griffith. Revival services planned by R L Hareiny at Tazy well. Debates among three county candidates stir voters as commissioners buy gasoline for county car shipment. Weather recently milder with breezes and occasional showers.

Butler Methodiat Church Schedal Bundsy Aes H. C. Griffith R.L. Hareiny Makeeccie Tazywell Los

Community events and crop concerns in local notes

The American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor a social at the Dowling alley building Saturday night. 4-H Club boys look forward to a camp at Parks Pond next week. Wind and hail hurt crops in several state districts. Dull markets and low prices hurt watermelon growers in the county. Georgia peaches from this section will ship today, Elberton next week, with prices near normal. There is strong demand for sweet gum wood at 1.80 per point. Dr. C E Whatley reports inoculation work against cholera among hogs, noting conditions more favorable for disease spread than last year.

American Legion and Auxiliary Dowling Alley Parks Pond Georg H C.E. Whatley

Bank Robbery Attempt Reported in Junction City

Atlanta police arrested B. J. McGee and Harbuck in a downtown garage after a bank break in at Farmers and Merchants Bank in Junction City. They allegedly used acetylene torches to force the vault, fled when discovered, and confessed after interrogation. Both men remained at police headquarters pending warrants and further charges.

Farmers and Merchants Bank Atlanta Journal Day B. J. McGee Harbuck Atlanta Inviting & Bank Junction City J Hygon Talbot County Tabot County Thurstnfternoon Ferguson W. Avee McGee Cody Armstrong Ion City Harto Arbuck Arof

Prominent Talbotton and Junction City Ladies Injured In Car Wreck

Prominent Talbotton and Junction City ladies were injured when a Chrysler sedan driven by Mrs. C W Blythe left the road at a sharp curve and plunged into an embankment on the old wire road near Wesley church. Mrs. Blythe lost control. several children were unhurt. Dr. R C Montgomery aided at the scene. The group had been returning from Macon where a sister had surgery. They were taken home and were reported improving.

R. C. Montgomery Wire Road Wesley Church C. B. Edwards C. D. Edwards Talbotton C. W Moore W. A. Blythe Juneion City Blythe Macon W .C. Greene Nice

Two County Officials and Another Man Die in Tombs County Collision

Irwinton Ga June 40 two men killed and a third fatally injured when a wagon automobile collided with a lumber truck from Irwinton. Charles Lord chairman Wilkinson county board of commissioners and J W Brooks Wilkinson county chain gang superintendent were among the injured or deceased. Marcellus H Cason visiting Toomsboro died later in a Macon hospital. Forest Horton driver of the lumber truck escaped uninjured. Alex Coney the other driver suffered only a scratch.

Irwinton Charles It’, Lord Toomsboro Board of Commissioners Wilkinson County J. W. Brooks Gordon Marcellus H. Cason Cason Macon Forest Horton Alex Coney Mr. Lord

Federal Building for Fort Valley Fund Prompted Praise

The Fort Valley Leader-Tribune salutes Congressman W. W. Larsen for backing a federal post office building site and construction in Fort Valley with an $85,000 appropriation. The House passed the bill, and Senate action was expected soon.

Fort Valley Tiarsen

Willis support cited for Sutton’s NA E A presidency bid

Thomaston endorses Dr. W A Sutton of Atlanta for president of the National Educational Association as the Columbus Ohio convention approaches. Local pride rests on his Thomaston connection through marriage to Martha Weaver and his frequent Thomaston residence. The town hopes his candidacy reflects his educational merit and leadership.

Thomaston Times Thomaston W A. Sutton Atlanta National Educational Association Columbus Ohio Sutton Martha Weaver National

Talbotton Bank Installs Gas And Alarm System

The Bank of Talbotton has installed a gas and alarm system for its vault and door, deterring burglars. Mustard gas tear gas and chlorine gas are cited as charges, leading National Surety Co. to cut burglary insurance premiums by 20 percent. The system aims to protect patrons and deposits.

Talbotton Bank of Talbotton National Surety Co

Considerable Crop Damage From Hail in County

A pair of hailstorms Wednesday and Sunday hit a county section, first near Rupert affecting A. F. Harvey’s 60 acres of watermelons and 40 acres of corn with limited loss, then a larger Sunday event harming J. T. Cochran’s 40 acres of watermelons, 12 of cotton, 25 of corn, J. T. Cooper’s 20 watermelons, 40 cotton, 40 corn, R. P. Allman’s 15 cotton, and B. F. Allman’s 10 acres of watermelons, cotton, and corn. Overall, widespread crop damage was significant but not total.

Rupert A. F. Harvey J. T. Cochran J. T. Cooper R. P. Allman B. F. Allman

New Vocational Agriculture Department Opens in Butler

The County Board of Education authorized a new vocational agriculture department at Butler consolidated School to benefit farm boys. Prof. W. M. Cowart will lead the program from July 1, 1930, surveying local needs and teaching crops and livestock enterprises in Taylor County. He comes from Lowndes County Georgia, educated at Hahira High School and the State College of Agriculture, with a BS in 1931. He and his wife will reside with the Porters as they establish a home.

County Board’ of Education Butler Consolidated School Butler W. M. Cowart Cowart Lowndes County Hahira State College of Agriculture H. J. Porter

Thomas ton Woman Dies in Auto Collision Saturday Night

The body of Mrs. Ruby Jewell Allen, killed in an automobile crash at Silvertown near Thomaston Saturday night, was buried Monday. She rode with her husband Daniel Allen in a stripped-down car when another vehicle struck from behind. Two sisters in the Allen car suffered minor injuries.

Ruby Jewell “Allen Silvertown Thomaston

Miss Brewer Away On Summer Vacation For Two Weeks

Mrs Hines Hannon leads the local office of South Georgia Power Co in the absence of Miss Clyde Brewer who departs tomorrow for Atlanta and other visits with friends during a two week vacation headlined by travel plans and away from the office.

Windham Joins Guy Barber Firm as Veteran Barber

Mr. Jack Windham, well recommended as a citizen and barber, accepts a position with the Guy Barber. He brings seven years in the trade and hails from Potterville, a popular Taylor county man joining the firm.

Jack Windham Guy Barber Windham Taylor County Potterville

Notorious Bandit-Robber Re-captured Here Monday

Lt. H Anderson, a feared desperado who terrorized multiple counties with December ho ldups and burglaries, was recaptured near Reynolda after escaping Floyd county chain gang in June. He traveled with another man, and was armed when seized by Sheriff McGuffin and Reynolds police, while facing multiple prior prison breaks and long sentences.

H. Anderson Reynolds Homer Bazemore Tha Negro Anderson Negro Itnotleeera Chattanooga Fenn Butler Reynolda Sheriff’s Office McGuffin Muscogee Meriwether Taylor Floyd Taylor County Helms P. F. Vanlandingham Howard Paschal J. F. Posey Mauk Americus Marshallville Fort Valley Haddock Macon

Miss Christine Moore Marries B H Hardy Jr in Barnesville

Statewide notice reports the marriage Saturday of Miss Christine Moore of Barnesville and Mr. B H Hardy Jr. of Barnesville and Atlanta. The bride, daughter of George Reese Moore, is a Gordon Institute and Wesleyan graduate. The groom, son of the late Jeanne Mitchell Hardy, is a 1928 University of Georgia alumnus, former English faculty, and staff member at the Atlanta Journal. he belongs to SAE and Phi Delta Kappa.

Christine Moore Barnesille B. H. Hardy Barnesville Atlanta George Reese Moore Gordon Institute Wesleyan College Jeanne Mitchell Hardy University of Georgia The Atlanta Journal Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Phi Deta Kappa Society

Trustees Chosen At Butler Consolidated School

In an election held Friday for Butler Consolidated School trustees Dr. R C Montgomery and Mr E D Theus were elected to fill vacancies from term expirations of G A Roberts and H G Saddler. Both were drafted by supporters as suitable public servants, with Theus having previously held a position and earning warm approval.

R. C. Montgomery E. D .Theus Butler School Butler Consolidated School E. D. "Pheus G. A. Roberts H. G. Saddler

Butler Prepares for Big Fourth of July Celebration

Butler readies a gala Fourth of July with band, speeches by Gen Homer C. Parker and others, parade of decorated autos, barbecue, contests and amusements. Prizes from committees spark interest as Taylor County residents brace for a memorable town and county event.

Butler Homer C. Parker Adjutant General of Georgia C. H. Neisler C. B. Marshall J. T. Childe Taylor County

Program of the Day at County Event With Contests and Parades

A daylong program features music by a band at 9 30 and a fiddlers contest at 9 45 followed by a baby contest at 10 30 Short speeches by county candidates and more music Then a noon address by Hon Homer G Parker Adjutant General of Georgia A parade at high noon barbecued dinner and a colonial march Floats and prize awards Airplane stunts and rides Numerous named volunteers and participants including Mrs Charles R Brown Mrs W A Lundy Miss Marion West Mrs R A Turner and many others complete the roster for the community celebration

Homer G. Parker Adjutant General of Georgia Weilding Charles R. Brown W. A. Lundy H. J. Porter Eli Garrett Oscar Cox Marion West R. A. Turner H. E. Allen J. H. Amostra Myrtle Bazemore E. H Bazemore Sandwich Sarah Windham Ouida Brewer L. McGee Aurelia Trussell Margaret Benns Julia Riley Nanie Joiner Sarah Herris T. C. Ross Lena Pool Ida Steed Bert Rife M. R. Cameron R. C. Montgomery Janie Neisler Ay Margaret Butt Misa Maryall Sarah Fickling Clyde Brewer W. W. Edwards

Correction in Windham reunion guest list revisited

In a previous publish a list of out of town relatives attending the J J Windham family reunion omitted several attendees. The notice provides a corrected list naming Mr and Mrs J T Mathews and son Robert Reynolds Mrs Ira Chambers and daughter Sara Verne Jacksonville Fla Mr and Mrs W W Wallace Julian Wallace Elizabeth Wallace Mary Eugene and Joseph Wallace Atlanta Mr and Mrs W G Windham James Windham Bula Hearn and Walter Windham Tifton Mr and Mrs C G Windham Macon Mr and Mrs J J Windham Jr Annie and Helen Windham and Mr and Mrs W Shaw Atlanta Mrs Shaw formerly Arleene Chambers of this city.

J. J. Windham J. T. Mathews Robert Reynolds Ira Chambers Sara Verne Jacksonville Fla W. W. Wallace Julian Wallace Elizabeth Wallace Mary Eugene Joseph Wallace Atlanta W. G. Windham James Windham Bula Hearn Walter Windham Tifton C. G. Windham Macon Annie Helen Windham

Passing of One of the County's Best Men

William J. Gilson, a well known Tay lor county citizen, died at his Wesley home Saturday night from paralysis. Born 71 years ago in the county, he married Mangham Heath and later Mattie Belle Perkin, leaving a son Hugh Gilson and a brother John Gilson. Funeral services were held Sunday at Hay's Camp Ground.

William J. Gilson Taylor County Wesley Community Mr. Gilson Mangham Heath Hugh Gilson J. T Adame Hay's Camp Ground Edwards Bros

Death of Lindy Johnson 14 Months Old

The death of Lindy Johnson, the 14 months old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Johnson, occurred Monday afternoon after months of illness. Funeral service and interment were held at Bethel cemetery Tuesday afternoon with Rev. J. T. Adams officiating.

Little Lindy Johnson J. A. Johnson Bethel Cemetery J. T. Adams

Mrs J T Spillers Dies at Roberta Home

Mrs J T Spillers 28 died at her Roberta home Sunday night after four weeks illness. She leaves two children and several relatives. Funeral services were held at the Baptist church with Rev C M Brewer pastor of the deceased officiating. Interment followed at Roberta cemetery.

Roberta J. ‘T. Spillers Baptist Church C. M. Brewer Roberta Cemetery

Mr W G Hill invites friends to his new store location

Mr W G Hill announces his relocation to a newly completed store building beside the Oscar Dreizin premises and invites friends and the trading public to visit.

W. G. Hill Oscar Dreizin

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