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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1935
Page
6
A long reflective piece urges self judgment over judging others, celebrates the value of friendship, and notes the difficulty of balancing compassion with civic duties. It reflects on dues increases for a state association and defends leadership sacrifices for the common good. It also mentions a Georgia rural carrier convention, Florida gatherings, and retirement tributes to M. M. Morgan.
Shiloh correspondent notes 20 years of faithful service by R F D carrier M M Morgan retiring July 1. He is praised as kind, loyal, and helpful to patrons and children. The column invites readers to form travel parties to the national convention in Boston and to assist in bringing the convention to Georgia next year.
The National Rural Letter Carriers report notes a fresh carrier route from Bloomingdale office in Chatham County funded by a $100,000 congressional appropriation. Georgia carriers in Chat ham County First District and the state join Irwin and Berrien in the 8th District in expanding the association as 884 members are enrolled. A Florida invitation for a July 15-16 convention in Ocala is extended by secretary-treasurer Fred H. Dreher of the Florida association.
A reader’s letter from a longtime retired carrier praises Brother Wall and the brotherhood, calling him the right man in the right place. He attaches dues payment for Mutual Benefit Assessment and asks for weekly issues, noting he is 75 years old.
Gordon H. Thompson urges Philomath and Linwood carriers to attend Valdosta for the 82nd annual state convention. He thanks retirees and emphasizes dues, subscriptions, and loyalty to the association. The message previews July 22 23 activities and notes Ladies Auxiliary programs, planned talks, and efforts to secure Georgia 1986 national convention.
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