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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1958
Page
7
Butler residents and families are noted visiting kin and friends across Georgia and Florida. A wide array of relatives from Reynolds, Hawkinsville, Albany, Columbus, Miami, and Bath Maine are listed. Several local figures plan trips, moves to Fort Worth, and weekend gatherings at St Simons and community events.
Butler Post No. 124 elects officers for the coming year at the June 3 meeting led by Commander Joseph Harmon. Senior Vice Commander W. M. Mathews and Jack Williams as Junior Vice Commander, with Harold Ragan as Adjutant and Herman Elliston as Finance Officer. Other posts include Polk Harmon Chaplain Lester Fallin Sgt at Arms C. S. Sawyer Historian H G Cheek Service Officer and James H. Harmon Judge Advocate. State Convention set for Macon July 1820 with delegates to be named later.
The Central Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs. Asbury McCants home with twelve members and two visitors. Mrs. McCants gave the devotional. Mrs. Ella Richards read, and three club members placed in the County Dress Revue. The group donated 15 dollars to Cancer Drive and heard demonstrations on freezing, preserving foods, and flower arrangements. A prize apron sewn by Mrs. Ben Neisler ended the meeting.
A business ad seeks a resident of or near Butler to manage wholesale supply accounts with no selling or soliciting. Starting profit around 700 dollars monthly, with part time potential and full time expansion as accounts grow. Estimated annual income up to 25000 dollars. Requires 1330 to 2900 dollars cash, good credit, reliable car, and willingness to work full time in the future. Respond with background information.
The item lists the main office for Superior Placemen Service Inc at 15310 Highway 7, Hopkins, Minnesota. The readable text provides no additional details on services or operations.
The Butler School Board and Morgan citizens welcome Mr H D Jordan and his family who moved into the Chapman house. The Jordan family includes Mr and Mrs Jordan, a 14 year old son and a 9 year old daughter. Mr Jordan, 41, taught in Toombs and Calhoun counties and is named principal, with strong community support expected.
A home demonstration column outlines a thrifty outdoor chicken barbecue. It includes a two to three chicken recipe with Colonel Peep style sauce, side picnic foods, and an improvised grill setup. Instructions cover heating, basting, turning every ten minutes, and doneness by a twisting leg bone.
The passage defines a friend as constant and nonjudgmental, loving you as you are and offering safety and refuge. A true friend stands beside you in health and illness, sustains faith in humanity, and acts as antidote to despair and source of hope.
The record lists students achieving perfect attendance by grade for the 1957 58 term at Butler School. Names appear across grades from 1st through 12th, including Billy Eugene Hobbs and Mary Cyrene Waller in 1st grade and Helen Bohler in 10th grade.
The Butler School announces honor roll recipients for the 1957-58 term covering fifth through twelfth grades. Names include Olivia Suggs Terry McCants Janice Peed Jeddie Pennington Sharon Bohler Linda Wright Joan Wisham Anne Waller and others. Nineteen ninth and twelfth graders are named with multiple departments requiring all A grades for honor status.
July 8 designated as clean up day at Bloodworth cemetery and Mt Nebo church grounds. All interested to meet at the church for the cleanup work on that day.
A suitor concedes modest means while professing love. The woman replies with affection and asks for more about Jerome, prompting a tense exchange about wealth and romance.
Local FFA and FHA chapters attend the state camp near Covington to sharpen leadership skills for guiding next year’s programs. Ralph Lawhorn, newly elected president of the local FFA, is among participants.
The Taylor County Library opens for public hours from 3 to 5 pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Librarian Bessie Nelson announced the new afternoon schedule and invited residents to visit.
Pat Cooper Degree Chairman Ellen Locke newly elected FHA president Angharad Carmi chael attended the special leadership training program as District Secretary of the Future Homemaking organization.
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