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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1955
Page
2
Local notices list numerous travels and visits. Residents like Miss Amelia Fletcher, Mr. and Mrs. Crook, Mrs. Cantey, Rev. and Mrs. Flander, and others are seen in Jackson, New Orleans, Columbus, Bethalto, Little Rock, Thomaston, Decatur, Naples, and various Georgia cities.
Reynolds announcements report Earline Childree engagement to James F. Pool of Reynolds. Earline attended Butler High School and works for Flint Electric Membership Corp. for two years. James Pool, Reynolds High School graduate and Georgia Tech attendee, works for General Electric in Atlanta. The wedding is set for 4 p.m. Sunday July 24 at Reynolds Methodist Church with invited friends and relatives.
A doctor prescribes a sleeping powder to a wife for her husband but reveals she must take it herself. The exchange hinges on secrecy and the unintended consequence of self-medication within a troubled home.
Pete Wheeler director of the State Department of Veterans Service says Coast Guard enlistees may be discharged up to three months before their term ends under Public Law 67 of the 84th Congress. Early release aims to assist schooling or return to farm and industry work. veterans are urged to contact local Veterans Service Field Office for the veterans program information.
The Taylor Mill page notes Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lavender and two sons from Macon join the community. Several visitors and relatives pass through, with revival at Mt Olive Church led by Rev. Huckaby and a well attended homecoming featuring abundant food and singing.
A young Eastman couple Mr. and Mrs. David Foster aged 23 and 28 were burned to death when a neighbor tried to break into their darkened home early Sunday morning.
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