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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1961

Page

3

State Highway Shop Building Dedicated in Atlanta

The $140000 shop building housing the sign fabrication and maintenance shops of State Highway Field Division II in Tennille was officially dedicated on July 12 in Atlanta. Clarke Duncan spoke. Mayor Friedman introduced him. A new $40000 laboratory facility for soils and materials testing was started for the 28 county Tennille Division.

Atlanta State Highway Field Division II Tennille Clarke Duncan Highway Board Georgia Central Highway District Friedman Sandersville State Highway Department Augusta Duncan Washington County Highway Department Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues

Pokes Hand in Locker Snakes Discovered in Macon

Roger Tucker, a terminal employee in Macon Georgia, found more than 15 snakes sealed in two paper bags and a box in a storage locker. Police killed some snakes. the rest were given to Mercer University biology department for handling.

Macon Roger Tucker Tucker Biology Mercer University

Endrin Methyl Parathion Cotton Insect Control Plan

Georgia farmer John Cromley endorses an endrin methyl parathion program for cotton. The method claims quick knockdown, long-lasting protection, and reduced spray frequency, targeting thrips and aphids early and weevils worms later, with guidance to follow local dosage timing.

Bullock County John Cromley Brooklet Georgia

1962 ASC Committee Elections Announced For August

The 1962 ASC elections will be by mail with ballots postmarked or delivered by August 25. Ballots mailed by August 15 to voters on record. instructions show marking and return in prepaid envelopes. Newly elected chairs will serve as delegates to the county convention August 28 to 31 and take office September 1.

ASC Wm. L. Lanier Athens ASCS Secretary of Agriculture

$1.5 Million Loan for Mountain Park in Georgia

The First National Bank of Atlanta has approved a 1.5 million loan to develop a Stone Mountain park near Atlanta. Funds come from 5 million in revenue certificates to be sold after highway relocation work begins in September. Plans include administration and mountain top buildings, a reconstructions of a pre Civil War plantation, a 416 acre lake with beaches, and a nearby motor hotel.

Atlanta First National Bank of Atlanta Stone Mountain Vandiver Matt L. McWhorter Stone Mountain Memorial Association State Highway Department Granite Mountain

Lockheed Hummingbird Jet Hoverer Details Revealed

Lockheed unveils the Hummingbird a stubby winged jet with top mounted bomb bays and vertical takeoff capability. The 32 foot long craft uses two wing mounted jet engines whose exhaust feeds a mixing chamber for vertical flight under a $1.2 million Army contract built at the Marietta plant.

Atlanta Lockheed Aircraft Corp Lockheed Marietta Marietta Lockheed

Reynolds WSCS Chooses Chairmen and Committee Members

Reynolds WSCS selects leadership for numerous circles and committees. President Mrs Ed Goddard voices the group and key roles include V pres Mrs R L Swearin gen and Mrs N L Halley, with officers, circle leaders, program chairs, and ethic committees named.

Ed Goddard R. L. Swearingen N. L. Halley W. H. Breazeale S. J. Tankersley A. C. Borders Anthony Barrow H. W. Breazeale F. M. Carson Wilma Sawyer Circle Pete Ayers P. E. McDaniel Roy Jones Ola Hicks Ed Goddards Dick Windham J. G. Hicks Jim Brewer Marie Barrow Ed Hollis E. T. Shealy Virgil Culpepper Joe Royeton Eva B. Griffith T. J. Hartman W. M. Flanders S J. Tankersley J. J. Childre Leonard Whatley L. W. Cook Winnie Aultman C. G. Elder John Mims Herman Hill W. M. Hollis Edgar Whatley Tom Saunders R. M., Jinks Viola Saunders R. L. Bell Bess Bryan Eva B. Grifith C. L. Ayers J. A. Pendergrast Sid James G. A. Goddard MYF Don Whatley Henry Hicks

Food Processing Plant Opens Three Days a Week in Butler

The Food Processing Plant in Butler will operate on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays each week until further notice. The schedule change affects local workers and nearby residents seeking access to plant services.

Butler

Forest Acreage Rises 11 Percent in Central Georgia

A nine year survey shows Central Georgia forest land up 11 percent and pine volume up 28 percent in 49 counties. Sawtimber size pines drive gains as hardwoods lag, with pine and oak pine types now almost 5 million acres. The study records 83 percent pine volume increase since 1952 and notes statewide results to follow next year.

Georgia H. E. Ruark Ga. Forest Research Council U.S. Forest Service Ruark A. S. Todd Jr Southeastern Forest Experiment Station Asheville N. C Council Central Forest Service Ga. Forestry Commission Ga. Forestry Assn South Carolina Alabama

Grants to Georgia schools total 341 909 dollars

Federal research and education grants to Georgia institutions totaling 341 909 dollars were announced. The National Defense Education Act provided 50 000 to the Georgia State Department of Education, with 262 100 to Medical College of Georgia, 12 000 to Emory University, and 17 809 to Atlanta University. Additional grants went to two individuals and an educational exchange grant to Dr W A Beardslee of Emory for theology research in Bonn Germany.

Washington, D. C National Defense Education Act Georgia State Department of Education U. S. Public Health Service Medical College of Georgia Augusta Emory University Atlanta Atlanta University W. A. Beardslee Graduate Institute of Liberal Arts Emory University Bonn Germany

$40 Million Bonds Cleared for Schools

Governor Vandiver approves sale of 40 million in bonds by the State School Building Authority to kick off a 70 million school construction program. Proceeds timing depends on bids and bond validation, with annual state appropriations of 5.5 million for the project and 10 million earmarked for area trade schools.

Vandiver State School Building Authority

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