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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1940

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Perry Rites Held For 80 Year Old County Resident

Mr. G D Perry aged 80 died at his country home after a three and a half day illness from complications. The Marion county resident, born February 27, his parents were the late Mr and Mrs Henry Perry of Marion county. General services were held Sunday afternoon at Little Bethel church near Ideal with Rev W R Rawhorn and Rev H J Lampkin officiating. Interment followed at Little Bethel cemetery. Pallbearers included Cecil and Jessie Perry Hugh Cromer Roswell Chapman Carroll Bussey and Rudolph Tarrer. Surviving him are his wife the former Miss Emily Angere Perry four daughters Mrs De Jordan Mrs W C Bussey Ovlethorp Mrs Horace Cromer Ideal and Mrs Allen Chapman Hortense and one son G C Perry Ideal plus many grandchildren and other relatives. Goddard Funeral Home of Henrietta was in charge.

George D. Perry Henry Perry Marion County Perry Little Bethel Ideal W. R Iawhorn H. J. Lampkin Little Jethel Cemetery Messrs Cecil Jessie Perry Hugh Cromer Roswell Chapman Carroll Bussey Rudolph Tarrer Emily Angere Perry

Col C C Stone to Speak at Men’s Bible Class

Col C C Stone, prominent young local attorney, will deliver a Father’s Day address to the Men’s Bible Class of the local Methodist church Sunday at ten o’clock. A large crowd is expected and visitors are invited. The class will lead the worship and urges full attendance.

C. C. Stone Mr. Stone Stone

Butler PTA Seeks Help For Lunch Program Support

The Butler school lunch program reports serving about 14,000 plate lunches this term, with 4,000 to needy children. They opened the lunch room around Nov 1, 1989, but lack funds to serve all in need. PTA asks for donations of beans, vegetables, or raw produce to allow lunches at five cents.

Butler School L. Doyle

Talmadge Declares Candidacy for Georgia Governor

Former Governor Eugene Talmadge announced his candidacy for governor at a crowd of about three thousand in Atlanta. He pledged to uphold tax restraint and fiscal conservatism, inviting Georgians to Independence Day Albany for detailed campaign plans. He vowed cooperation with the national administration where Georgia’s interests align.

Eugene Talmadge State of Georgia Atlanta Mr. Talmadge Telfair County Albany Georgia

Young Ladies to Aid In Filling Out Driver's Licenses

Taylor County Sheriff J M Bone announced Miss Harrow county welfare director has designated two New York A girls to assist the public in filling out 1940 driver license applications. They begin Monday in the sheriff s office at the courthouse and help for two weeks with no charge. Applications must be submitted by Sunday June 40. after that a rigid exam will be required. Public urged to complete forms early.

Taylor County J. M. Bone Miss Harrow Court House Bone Sheriff's Office

Piano Tuning and Piano Sales Offered by Expert

Thomaston Georgia listing by C. W. Smith promoting piano tuning by an expert tuner for Lester Piano Manufacturers. Also offers new and used pianos for sale at 403 West Gordon Street.

Lester Piano Manufacturers C. W. Smith Gordon St. Thomaston, Ga

Italy declares war on Great Britain and France

Mussolini announced Italy’s entry into World War II in a radio speech to cheering crowds. He said treaties could be revised to avoid war and listed neighbors Egypt Turkey and Greece as potential targets. He proclaimed a struggle of young progressives against decadent nations and said the dies are cast.

United Press Italy England France Benito Mussolini Mussolini Britain Rome Roosevelt Bullitt Egypt Libya Turkey Mediterranean Ventice Palace

Fingerprinting Fifty Aliens Reported in Amencus District

Peace officers in the Amencus district report about fifty aliens fingerprinted to date under a Georgia governor proclamation urging registration. Sgt W C Adams states all district patrol stations and Atlanta HQ are ready to take fingerprints in cooperation with police chiefs sheriffs and the FBI. Maj Lon Sullivan notes no set deadline but urges immediate registration to separate legitimate visitors from potential threats. Aliens may register at any patrol station. district counties include Clay Calhoun Chattahoochee Dougherty Macon Marion Muscogee Lee Taylor Quitman Randolph Schley Stewart Sumter Webster and Terrell.

Amencus W. C. Adams Georgia Lon Sullivan Atlanta Federal Bureau of Investigation Maj. Sullivan

F D R Pledges U S Support To Allies In Fight

President Roosevelt pledged the United States to aid the Allies with material resources as war in Europe intensified. In a bristling Virginia address to the University of Virginia graduates he warned of a possible “helpless nightmare” if the gods of force prevail and signaled a shift from neutrality toward active support. Congress moved to expand the navy, air force, and army, while Italy’s entry into the war drew denouncements and fueled U S determination to aid Britain and France. Roosevelt outlined dual paths: bolster defense at home and extend aid to opponents of force abroad.

Associated Press Chalettsville Italy Roosevelt United States America University of Virginia Great Britain France Washington Congress Senate House Military Committee House

Taylor County Man Dies in Accidental Shotgun Wound

John Fuller about 50, a well known Taylor County resident, died at seven o clock Monday night from a shotgun wound to the abdomen at his home on the Homer Cox farm seven miles south of Butler. Sheriff J M Bone says the shooting was accidental. Fuller, who saw a rabbit in the yard, fetched the gun, sat on the steps, and as he rose the gun slipped from his knees, discharged, and the full load struck him. He died almost instantly.

John Fuller Taylor County Fuller Homer Cox Butler J. M. Bone

Funeral Services Held For Dr Tom Marshall In Reynolds

Dr Thomas P Marshall aged 68 died Sunday at sister’s home in Atlanta after weeks of illness. Born in Reynolds he ran two Macon drugstores and manufactured Paby Base baby remedy. Funeral at Goddard Funeral Home Reynolds Tuesday at 2 p m with Rev J D Smith and Rev E H Dunn officiating. Interment Reynolds Cemetery. Survivors include sisters Mrs R H Gower of Atlanta and Mrs J E Ellis of Sarasota and brothers Col C B and W E Marshall of Reynolds.

Thomas P. Marshall R. H. Gower Atlanta Dr.Marshall Reynolds Thomas J Mattie Pyron Marshall Butler LaFayette Ind Macon Marshall Goddard Funeral Home J. D. Smith Methodist Church E. H. Dunn J. FE. Ellis Sarasota, Fla Col. C. B W. E. Marshall

Buried Friday Cartersville Mrs Minerva Parker Jr

Funeral services for Mrs Minerva W M Parker Jr 24 of Cartersville were held at Sam Jones Memorial church with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Born May 25 1916 she lived in Cartersville most of life and moved to LaFayette a year ago. She was survived by husband W M Parker district AAA representative, a daughter who lived two days, mother and brother Frank Layton Jr plus numerous relatives. Rev T R Kendall and Rev W G Crawley officiated.

Minerva W. M.) Parker Jr Cartersville Sam Jones Oak Hill Minerva Layton Frank Layton W. M. Parker Reynolds Georgia Mary Parker LaFayette Methodist Church Cartersville High School LaGrange College LaGrange AAA Ann Elizabeth T. R. Kendall Sam Jones Memorial Church W. G. Crawley Aarter Jesus Frank Layton, Jr Holland Smith Jr Arthur Edwards Ewell Mabry Foster F. C. Watkins

Friends of Miss Martha Saunders Report Health Improvement

Friends of Miss Martha Saunders will be interested to learn she is improving nicely after an appendicitis operation at Montgomery Hospital last night.

Martha Saunders Montgomery Hospital

Theological Student To Assist Pastor This Summer

Rev. Bob Chapman a junior Emory student from Alabama arrives in Butler to assist Rev. F. Z Gilbert at the Methodist church all summer. He conducts services and will teach a Young People in the Church course with two 45 minute classes nightly Monday through Thursday. Chapman will become full time pastor at Rupert from July 1 to Sept 1 and organize a Sunday school. Two Emory graduates join Taylor county placements this summer, one at Reynolds with Rev. J. D. Smith and the other here.

Bob Chapman Alabama Emory University Butler F. Z Gilbert Chapman Gilbert Brandy Camp Reynolds and Crowell Methodist Church of Rupert Emory Theological School Taylor County Reynolds J. D. Smith Reynolds Methodist Church

Vacation Bible School Begins at Methodist Church

The Daily Vacation Bible School at the local Baptist and Methodist churches starts Monday at eight in the morning at the Methodist church. Classes run daily from 8 to 10 for Intermediate, Junior, Primary and Beginner levels under Miss Janie Neisler. Children across the county are urged to attend.

Janie Neisler

Corner of Mt. Pisgah Church Caves In

Last week workers began basement addition for Sunday school at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church four miles southeast of town. A heavy rain softened ground. Sunday morning a corner sank about 18 inches while services continued with no injuries.

Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. G. D. Perry Free-will Church Ol. Chas. C. Stone WPA Talmadge Wed U. S Tom Marshall D. T. Montford J. M. Weaver C. B. Hicks C E. Benns C. P. Seay H. C. Whatley W. M. Parker, Jr Cartersville, Ga Mon Mt. Pisgah Church Sun
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