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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1936

Page

5

Courage in daily life and enduring spirit for success

A long meditation on courage as an enduring trait, not flashy flashes but steady resolve in work and life. The piece cites Roosevelt and Einstein alike, urging perseverance, self belief, steady effort, and avoiding needless self doubt as paths to achievement and leadership. It closes with a convention note about speakers Cole, Babb, Garrett, Paschal, and Newton attending a Rural Carriers gathering.

Edgar A. Guest Theodore Roosevelt St. Peter Roosevelt Mastersip Atlanta Journal John Paschal Ralph Newton

Georgia membership drive hits 100 percent goal at convention

The secretary reports 1108 members enrolled with steady mail-in additions aiming for over 100 percent as the convention opens in Athens. Compared to last year, 75 more members joined by July 16, with 1179 total on the second convention day after the credentials committee finalizes reports. Some members still paying dues could boost totals despite fewer carriers from retirements and consolidations. Ben Hill, Chattahoochee and Schley counties reach full participation, with several districts near goal before the convention.

Georgia Athens Credentials Committee Ben Hill Chattahoochee Schley

New Faces at Convention Since Last Week’s Program

New disclosures reveal Deputy Second Assistant Postmaster General Jas W has joined the convention lineup after last week's program, signaling notable changes in leadership and attendance. The update suggests ongoing adjustments as attendees note shifts in official representation and forthcoming discussions.

Jas. W

Welcome note from President Kennedy at Georgia R L C Convention

President T A Kennedy greets members at the 38th annual Georgia R L C Association and Ladies Auxiliary convention in Manassas Georgia. He urges attendance, promises informative speakers and entertaining diversions, and thanks absent members for loyalty while asking continued support for future officers.

Kennedy Georgia R. L. C. Association Ladies’ Auxil T. A. Kennedy Manassas, Ga

Convention Personalities at the Third District Banquet

At Americus, attendees recount past conventions with friends while recalling lively moments. Jimmie Pilcher of Leslie chats with a mystery hat finder as Mrs. Adams and Lucy Woods of Dawgon appear among the revelers. Horace Peacock, with a tiny hat, adds to the merriment before departures at the hotels.

Americus Jimmie Pilcher Leslie Mrs. Adams Bro. Pilcher Horace Peacock

Nace Grants Uncertain Plan With Flu Remedy

A fragmented note suggests Nace Grant may bring a homemade flu remedy labeled grandma made supplies to ease ailments, but the writer hopes he will refrain from bringing it.

Nace Grant

Dance House Gossip at Local Convention

Fragmentary notes mention Ollie Mathis Walker Keown and Bro. Doddy attending a gathering with limburger cheese and dances. References to Pete Land Van Fretwell Roy Carroll Carl Crawford and Steward Sisk hint at stories, verses, and personal jabs about rheumatism and courting in a casual, humorous tone.

Walker Keown Bro. Doddy Pete Land van Fretwell Roy Carroll

Rural Carriers Auxiliary Meeting At Chatsworth 1936

The Seventh District Ladies Auxiliary met May 30 1936 at Chatsworth Georgia. Officers were appointed and elected for 1937. A memorial committee was named. a mountain picnic at Ft Mountain followed the business session. Sympathy notes were requested for several members and a flower fund established with per member assessments.

Seventh District Ladies’ Auxiliary The Chatsworth S. D. Galt C. M. Harris J. L. Murphy E. G. Beazley Harris Beazley J. D. Selman C. O Baldwin W. I. Pope T. J. Hamby W. R. Hunt Ft. Mountain T. W. Robinson Marietta Lee West Rockmart Ware 8. D. Galt

Tax sale notices for multiple Reynolds properties in Taylor County Ga

Sheriff R P McGuffin announces sale before the Reynolds courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1936 to satisfy state and county tax executions for years 1930 1931 1933 1934 1935 1938 1942 1980 1982 1984 1985 1986 1988 1991 and 1995. Properties include several houses and lots in Reynolds bounded by F A Ricks Lula Turner Daisy Davis and others with parcels described by lot numbers and blocks.

Court House Taylor County Austrat Towit Reynolds F. A Ricks Lula Turner Bulis Davis Sarah and Love Dent G. O. Horton S. C A. M. Carter Claude Newsome Martha Brown F. A. Ricks Anderson Cotton G.C. Cotton F. A., Ricks Daisy Davis Wiley and Lula Bryan G. C. Horton Lily Jenkins Lizer Ingram Charlie Ingram Ned Rodney L. Calso J. E. Wright W. J. Powell John Carson C. H Neisler Minnie Jim Jackson L, C Rayenolds Jennie Lee Dent Wovnie Parker Macon Phoebie Carson Salley Levy L. C Roberta Cora Corbin Walter Hicks Ella Lucas Cora Sims Horton L. GC E. A. Hollis Tilly Jenkins Claudie Ab Newsome Earl Dent Nab Musslewhite Coole Talbot Street W. M. Musslewhite H. K. Seasy T. Whatley R. P. McGuffin

Administrator Petition for Dismissal of J B Peterman Estate

Thelman Jarrell admin on the estate of J B Peterman seeks discharge. Court citation requires all heirs kindred and creditors show cause why administrator should not be discharged and receive Letters of Dismissal on the first Monday in August 1936. Witness L T Peed Ordinary.

Georgia Taylor County Wheras Thelman Jarrell J. B. Peterman L. T. Peed

Ford V-8 Sales for June Break Five Year Record

Ford V-8 sales in June set a five year high for the Atlanta Branch area. E. D. Bottom notes the rise reflects the Ford V-8’s popularity and signals prosperity and purchasing power across Georgia and nearby eastern states. He adds dealers show strong demand for Ford V-8 cars trucks and commercial vehicles and parts business also surpassed June records in the past decade.

Atlanta Ford Motor Company E. D. Bottom Georgia Ford Bottom

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