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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1957

Page

8

Georgia Community Notes and Obituaries

Rev Eugene Dunn becomes Greenville Kiwanis president as J B F Dunn dies at 101 in Hancock County. Nearly 3000 Georgia Legionnaires close their 39th Augusta convention. Atlanta to Macon road traffic noted. Reps meet in Americus. 100+ teachers complete GSCW course in Milledgeville. Died: Rev Reese Griffin 77 Macon. Rev H J Kelly 50 Atlanta. Atlantic coastal heat records set. Ft Beaming opens $100000 National Bank. Turner County recreation center opens. Bobby Bell 15 Columbus improves after motorcycle crash. Col L D Watson Sr 83 joins GA Tech after Gordon Military College stint. Georgia Division ACS surpasses 1957 fund goal with 589213. College Board entrance exam set for Sept 4. Georgia courts blamed for enforcement lag by NSC. Fire destroys Wadley Blundale Baptist Church. Weekend toll reaches seven deaths. Americus official A D Gatewood honored. Sen Talmadge on civil rights bill power. Rev Jas C Kenney serves Montezuma youth director. Atlanta death linked to campus beating. infant Janet Walker to Augusta for operation. Shannon Hosiery Mills Columbus to close two weeks due to economic conditions.

Vegetable Canning Plant at Reynolds Opens Two Days a Week

The Reynolds Canning Plant will operate this year on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Residents must have their products at the plant by 3 p.m. as processing may take 2 to 4 hours. Limited cans available from last year, and patrons must supply their own containers. Some local stores stock cans for public use.

Reynolds Voc. Ag. Dept

Farm sells feed buys eggs group market links chains

Crowell Poultry Farm and nearby archery begin selling producer feed while buying eggs for grading and candling. Walter O Nea l and Rachel Parr manage the operation. Chain stores won t buy from individuals forcing group sales. A Knoxville report notes a fatality from lightning and a Baptist association budget record. Mrs Coolidge dies at 78. A Somerset crash kills eight. California cling peaches destroy 37800 tons. National House votes pay raise for 518 postal workers.

Crowell Poultry Farm aeRchery Reynolds Walter O’neal Rachel Parr O’neal Knoxville Tenn Birmingham National Freewill Baptist Association California National House

Household Hints From Old Magazine Pie and Paint Tips

A column of practical home tips covers picnic pies with a wet pie plate to keep meringue intact, double boiler transport of chilled salads, vanilla in paint to prevent odor, and letting paint cans sit upside down. It also mentions mending thin curtains with paper, peeling pears for canning, and jelly myths about butter in juice.

Christ Paid the Cost On Calvary Cross Gospel Verse

The verse proclaims salvation freely offered to all through Christ who paid the cost on Calvary. It speaks of Jesus knocking at the heart's door and invites readers to open and allow salvation to enter, promising deliverance from sin for every person.

Calvary’s Cross Christ

Thomasville Postmaster Dies After Illness At Home

Thomasville news records the death of Claude Rountree 66 postmaster since 1946 who collapsed at his office on Wednesday and died later at his home He was born in Twin City Ga to J E and Faye Rountree and married Jane Milligan of Boston Ga He attended Abraham Baldwin College and the Max Morris School of Pharmacy.

Thomasville Claude Rountree Twin City J. E Faye Rountree Jane Milligan Boston Rountree Abraham Baldwin College Max Morris School of Pharmacy

Enquirer Editorial Appears in Congressional Record

Senator Lyndon Johnson informs Enquirer editor W C Tucker that the paper's June 22 open curtain exchange proposal editorial was reprinted in the Congressional Record. The piece backed Johnson's call for U S outreach to Soviet audiences similar to Khrushchev on American television.

Columbus Lyndon Johnson Senate Enquirer W. C. Tucker Congressional Record Congress Sen. Johnson United States Khruschev

Fort Valley Plans Recreation Center Project

Fort Valley launches a drive to fund a long range recreation center with an initial $18,180 pool under construction. The plan includes picnic grounds shuffleboard badminton volleyball courts a concession and more as civic groups back the effort.

Ft. Valley

Atlanta Woman Typist Robbed and Slain Confession Follows

Joy McCord, 25, a loan firm typist, was killed in the finance office with nine stab wounds and heavy blows. Three hours later, H. R. Woods, 19, a firm employee, confessed. Investigators say robbery motive. $486 missing from the cash box.

Atlanta H. R. Woods Joy McCord

Bank Bandits Rob Wachovia Branch in Asheville Heist

In Asheville North Carolina a tall soft spoken bandit robbed Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. north side branch. He herded nine customers into a vault and escaped with 42857 dollars in cash. The gunman weighing about 250 pounds and six feet four inches told the bank supervisor this was a holdup and ordered five women tellers to fill bags.

Asheville N. C Wachovia Bank & Trust Co Northside Cecil Tallen North Carolina

Pickard Named to Fire Legislator Committee in Georgia

Rep. A. Mac Pickard of Columbus joins a fire legislator panel to study help for hard pressed city transport companies in Georgia.

A. Mac Pickard Columbus Georgia

Also Mentioned on This Page

Eugene Dunn The Greenville Kiwanis Club J. B. F. Dunn Hancock County Georgia Legionnairs Augusta Spring Street Macon the Municipal Association of the Third Congressional District Americus GSCW Milledgeville Reese Griffin H. J. Kelly Savannah First Freewill Baptist Church Atlantic Coast National Bank Ft. Beaming Turner County Recreation Center Bobby Bell Col. L. D. Watson Sr Gordon Military College Barnesville Ga. Tech American Cancer Society Crusade P. W. Carswell Waynesboro National Safety Council Blundale Baptist Church Wadley A. D. Gatewood, Jr First Baptist Church Herman Talmadge Attorney General America Jas. C. Kenney J. C. Kenney Montezuma First Methodist Church Eastman Georgia Tech Jenkins Janet Walker G. C. Walker Miller Field Road Shannon Hosiery Mills Jimmie McManus J. S. Winn Roberta, Ga Columbus Enquirer Cong. Record Fort Valley Asheville Bank Dodge Thomas Byrd Reg Mullis Carl Ayers Peach County Motor CO Macon Street FT. Valley, GA
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