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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1928

Page

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Judge McLaughlin Refuses Woodlands School Bond Validation

Talbotton Ga June 7 Judge C F McLaughlin of the Chattahoochee circuit refuses to validate the Woodland consolidated school district 30000 bond issue because the registration list counted 287 voters after removing underage voters and oath requirements. Although 144 voted yes the apparent majority is not legally sufficient, and trustees may seek another election to re submit the bonds.

Talbotton C. F McLaughlin Chattahoochee Woodland Consolidated

Taylor County Royal Arch Masons Meet June 18

The Taylor County Chapter Royal Arch Masons will hold a regular convocation Monday night June 18 at 8 oclock. Full attendance of all chapter members is urgently requested.

Taylor County Royal Arch Masons

Old Time Fiddler's Convention and Week of Shows

On Wednesday June 20 the Old Time Fiddler's Convention features R C Ford of Macon Ely Harpe of Columbus Milgie Ward Vandy Everidge Barfield Brothers and more state fiddlers plus a special program by Capt Patterson's 4 Piece Orchestra Admission this night only 25c for children 50c for adults Also listed are Viola Dans in Bigger Than Barnums on Thursday June 21 Edmund Lowe in One Increasing Purpose on Friday June 22 and Milton Sills in Framed on Saturday June 28

R. C. Ford Macon Ely Harpe Columbus Milgie Ward Vandy Everidge Barfield Brothers Capt. Patterson Viola Dans Barnum Edmund Lowe Milton Sills

George Will Not Go to Houston for Convention

United States Senator Walter F. George of Georgia will not attend the Houston Democratic convention opening June 26. He told the writer he will start in Washington with Senator Brookhart to investigate charges of federal patronage peddling in Georgia and other Southern states. Governor Alfred E. Smith also won't attend. Judge Harry Reed will not attend due to court business and campaign duties. Reed has said he would not run against Governor Hardman, possibly considering a future gubernatorial bid.

United States Walter F.george Georgia Houston Washington City Brookhart Senatorial Committee South George Alfred E. Smithy New York Harry Reed Eusiness Congress Judge Reed Hardman Judge

Eminent Jurist Visits Judge Gilbert in Atlanta

U S Supreme Court Justice McReynolds arrives in Atlanta to spend two days with Georgia Supreme Court Judge Price Gilbert at his Wesley Road home. The visit, described as social, precedes a Vanderbilt board of trustees meeting in Nashville before Washington.

Atlanta J. ©. Reynolds United States Supreme Court Price Gilbert Georgia Supreme Court Wesley Road McReynolds Judge Gilbert Vanderbilt University Washington Gilbert Morris Brandon Supreme Court Justice McReynolds Nashville

Thomaston Hotel Upson Leased to Albany Man for 15 Years

Thomaston Times reports Hotel Upson will be leased to J B Waddill of Albany for 15 years. Waddill operates eight hotels and plans a modern upgrade with dining, furniture costing at least 20000 and rapid completion aimed by September 1. The lease promises improved patronage via route three traffic and a high class operation.

Thomaston Times Thomaston Upson J. B. Waddill Albany Thmaston

List of Contributors to M E Church Building Fund

Week of donations recorded for the M E Church building fund includes Rev W B Hightower and W M S of M E Church, Mrs A J McGee, Friends, a Friend, Primary Dept M E, M S, Mrs W W Edwards, Kathleen Peed. A total appears as a fragment with incomplete data.

M. E Church Building Fund W. B. Hightower

Prohibition of Bathing at Anthony Mill Pond Warned

A notice from I N Wainwright warns that using Anthony Mill Pond waters as a bathing pool is forbidden. Violators will be prosecuted as trespassers. A word to the wise.

Anthony Mill Pond Aaa I. N. Wainwright

Judge A C Riley Called by Death

Fort Valley Georgia mourns Judge A C Riley 78 a longtime county and city jurist and Peach county pioneer. He led the county court and later the city court, presided over the Board of Education, Kiwanis and church duties. Survived by two sons two daughters and three grandchildren. Funeral held at Ft. Valley Methodist Church conducted by Rev T H Thompson.

Ft. Valley A. C. Riley Georgia Peach Belt Riley Houston County Peach County Fort Valley Perry Board of Education Kiwanis Club Lula Frederick Marshallville James E. Hays Oscar McKenzie Montezuma Judge Riley Eugenia Riley Henry Derr Miami Howat Riley Fla Joe Ann Carolyn Derr

Congressman Crisp Warns Cotton Growers on Pill

Georgia to receive its share of a 2 million dollar forestry grant and 165 thousand for federal road aid with parts for Georgia. Crisp says McNary-Haugen farm relief would tax cotton at 10 to 20 dollars per bale and do nothing for Southern farmers, pledging support for West while seeking Southern aid.

Americas Georgia Chas. R. Crisp Americus Kiwanis Club McNary-Haugen Judge Crisp West South

Seventy Arrests in Americus Day Roundup of Violators

Americus Georgia June 12 more than seventy arrests were made by prohibition agents by noon Tuesday in a major roundup of liquor law violators across the state undercover agents aided by deputies Johnston Hinson and Hibbard led the dragnet with Dismuke directing operations at the federal court crowded with guilty pleas bonds set at one thousand dollars. Forty additional arrests were made Monday night as federal agents served warrants in the city.

F. D. Dismuke Dismuke United States District B. S. Deaver Sumter County

Montezuma hosts state Children of the Confederacy meet

Preparations are complete for the Georgia division convention of the Children of the Confederacy to be held June 14 and 15 in Montezuma. Honorary director Mrs Bryant Lane of Macon leads planning as delegates gather at the Woman's Club house for receptions, luncheons, and two days of sessions.

Georgia Marshall-Brown Jule W. Felton Montezuma O. B. DeVaughn Edward McKenzie Sam Guerry Service Star Legion Russell Brinson W. H. McKenzie the Children of the Confederacy

Negro Woman Slain in Family Tragedy at Pebble Farm

Will Bunk Duncan slashed the throat of his wife Lucy Duncan after a family row at Hon. C. H. Neisler’s Pebble plantation. Duncan fled but surrendered to Sheriff McGuffin and is jailed in Taylor County awaiting commitment trial next Tuesday. The couple, part of a respected local family, drew strong interest from white and colored citizens.

Will Bunk) Duncan Lucy Duncan Duncan Hon. C. H. Neisler Pebble Lewis Sterns Butler McGuffin Taylor County J. T. Adams

Mrs Missouri Stringfield Passes at 78 in Taylor County

Mrs Missouri Stringfield widow of Joseph L Stringfield died at her home seven miles south of Butler Sunday. She was about 78 years old a long time Taylor County resident and the last surviving member of the Lions family. She was a church member since childhood and her Christian character endeared her to many. Funeral services were held at Bethel cemetery Monday conducted by Rev M T Gaultney. She is survived by three sons John T W Leonard Allen Stringfield and a daughter Mrs Martin Harris.

Missouri Millions Joseph L. Stringfield Butler Bethel Cemetery M. T. Gaultney

Mercer Hosts Summer Session As Registration Opens

Macon June 12 Mercer university opened its 1928 summer school with high school students registering for summer work. Registration ran from noon through the afternoon under J L Allman who oversees the university high school department. Collegiate registration followed on Tuesday with Dean Peyton Jacobs directing. Programs span arts, commerce, education and the law. Classes start Wednesday with term one ending July 17 and term two concluding August 21 with convocation ceremonies.

Macon Mercer University University J. L. Allman Dalton Public Schools Peyton Jacobs School of Arts, Commerce Education Law Department

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