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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1960

Page

6

Taylor County Ordinary seeks re election

To the voters of Taylor County I respectfully announce my candidacy for re election to the Office of Ordinary of Taylor County subject to Democratic Executive Committee rules for the Primary on Sept 14. I appreciate past support and ask for your continued vote and influence in my behalf. If duties prevent personal meetings, this is my personal appeal. I will serve the people to the best of my ability.

Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee Mportant General Assembly Dem U. S. Underwood Potterville Martha Berry High School Rome We University of Georgia Am-iveteran Ralph. R, Underwood Democratic Committee WM. H. Neisler

Hugh G. Cheek Declares Candidacy for Taylor County Seat

Representative candidate Hugh G. Cheek announces his bid for the Georgia General Assembly seat for Taylor County subject to the Taylor Democratic Executive Committee and the September 14, 1960 primary. He pledges to promote health and educational programs welfare, roads, farm markets, industry and prompt veteran and rehabilitation services.

Ralph R Underwood Seeks Taylor County Assembly Seat

Native of Taylor County aged 37 son of Mr and Mrs U S Underwood of Potterville veteran of World War II and local merchant and farmer. He pledges service to the county and asks for votes in the upcoming Democratic primary on September 14.

Taylor County Solicitor General Seeks Re-Election

John H. Land announces candidacy for re election as Solicitor General of Taylor County. He notes five and a half years in office, pledges fair and honest service, and asks voters to endorse another term to continue his duties to the best of his ability.

Candidate for Ordinary Seeks Democratic Primary Vote

The author announces candidacy for the office of Ordinary under the Democratic Primary on September 14 1960. He pledges to perform duties conscientiously and impartially and asks voters for their support and influence.

William H. Neisler Announces Candidacy for Taylor County Official

In a countywide message, William H. Neisler declares his candidacy for Ordinary of Taylor County. He asks for votes and support, pledging honest efficient courteous service if elected and noting intent to follow Democratic Committee rules.

Public sale of Butler land under security deed in Taylor County

Notice of sale under power of sale for real estate in Butler Georgia. Two acres fronting State Highway No 3 and eight more acres from lot 242 in the 13th district are pledged as security by multiple Anglin heirs to W R Anglin. Debt default. sale set for first Tuesday in July 1960 at the Taylor County courthouse door. Proceeds to satisfy the security deed terms. W R Anglin and attorney H Thad Crawley.

Court House Taylor County Georgia Butler Alex Davis Said County W. Y. Bateman Z. D. Gill W. A. Anglin Leyla Maude Anglin Pilcher Sally Anglin Byrd L. E. Anglin R. R. Anglin Julian Anglin W. R. Anglin Superior Court

Widow Marian Story Akin seeks twelve months' support

The Taylor County Court of Ordinary on May 25 1960 cites all interested parties to show cause at the July 4 term why the application of Mrs Marian Story Akin widow of Herman Steven Akin Sr for twelve months support should not be granted.

Marian Story Akin Herman Steven Akin Sr

It Does Face powder can catch a man but it takes baking powder to keep thim

The line from Coast Guard Magazine uses a playful pun about face powder catching a man and baking powder keeping him. It reflects light humor typical of the periodical’s light fare for sailors and readers.

Coast Guard

Notice to Contractors for Georgia Rural Roads project bids

State Aid Project No PA 1510 3 and PA 3650 3 Reynolds and Butler Georgia seek sealed bids for 3.730 miles of paving with base preparation cutback asphalt surface treatment and type 1 bituminous seal. Bids due July 1 1960 at 11 A M. Eastern Standard Time at the Georgia State Highway Department Atlanta. Funds provided by Georgia Rural Roads Authority.

County of Taylor State Highway Department of Georgia Capitol Square Atlanta Georgia Reynolds Butler Thomaston Industrial Street Mulberry Street Maple Street Pine Street Meadowdale Street Forest Avenue Edgewood Drive Georgia Rural Roads Authority State Highway Department United States Jim L. Gillis, Sr Willis N. Harden Robert. H. Jordan

Quote About Resolve From Beamrider In Indianapolis

A concise remark from Beamrider based in Indianapolis Indiana asserts that once a decision is made to refrain from a task the belief becomes certainty. The statement emphasizes resolve and personal ownership of limits.

Seagull Theatre Quips on Rising to Occasion

A brief Ogden item notes a remark about ambition and effort as men either rise to the occasion or drift away. The short quip frames a local cultural moment at Seagull.

Ogden Utah

Two Years of College for Every Child by 1970

Washington DC predicts that by 1970 every high school graduate with an IQ of 100 or more will continue education for at least one to two years. Bowles of the College Entrance Exam Board says many will attend community or junior colleges and that higher education will face growing demand.

Washington, D. C Frank H. Bowles Bowles Coleges Colege

College enrollment shift from high school to early applications

Bowles notes a postwar shift in college enrollment by 1970, with enrollment rising from 6 to 10 million. He recalls 1947 when about 80 percent of prospective students did not apply until out of high school and were admitted largely on high school records. By 1957 only 30 percent waited until after graduation to apply, many doing so in junior year.

Colege Bowles

Also Mentioned on This Page

General Assembly of Georgia Taylor Democratic Executive Committee Hugh G. Cheek H. Thad Crawley Butler, Georgia State OF Georgia Taylor Court of Ordinary Mrs, Bussey Childs Walker’s Ball & Tackle Red Wigglers Beamrider Indianapolis Ind Childres Bait & Tackle Shop Butler, GA H. E. Childres Beltone Mildred Watson Belton Factory Watson Beltone Hearing Aid Center Macon, GA Howard Community House Howard Community Club
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