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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1940

Page

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Hugh Howell to Campaign in Ellaville July 4

County supporters of Hugh Sehley Howell Avante attorney and candidate for governor plan a free fish fry for a July 4 rally in Ellaville to open his campaign State Senator C C Williamson Naville chairs the Citizens Committee inviting all Georgians to attend Howell will speak at 12 oclock and the event will be broadcast statewide from Ellaville outlining a marathon drive through South Georgia and across all 159 counties Howell seeks to rebuild on the closing of his 1938 campaign in Ellaville and launch a new bid after polling about five thousand votes in the last race This kickoff marks the start of his statewide effort to win the governorship.

Hugh Sehley Howell Ellaville C. C. Williamson Naville South Georgia Atjata Wat Eliaville Elaville Schley Eunty

Confederate Pension Checks Delayed One Week

Judge T Peed in Taylor County reports pension checks due July 1 will arrive about a week late due to the fiscal year close at the Confederate Pension Department in Atlanta. Hank Penny and His Radio Cowboys are to perform July 4 at the Dean Theatre as part of the Cross Roads Follies with a national radio following and a screening of My Heart.

T. Peed Taylor County Riatee Peed Confederate Pension Department Atlanta Hank Penny Radio Cowboys Eadline WSB Dean Thea Cross Roads Y Mitsu

Bethlehem Community Plans Cemetery Beautification Meeting

The Bethlehem community requests a gathering at Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church on Tuesday July 16 to beautify the church grounds. Volunteers are urged to meet at 8 o'clock that day with paints and supplies to help with the work.

Bethlehem Bethle Miimitive Baptist Church Ofelock

Airplane Beacon Light Set For Upson County Site

The Thomaston Times reports a 75 foot beacon to rise on the Harp place south of Swift Creek along Highway 3 in Upson County. Thos H Chapman of the Civil Aeronautics Authority designed the 1250 watt rotating beacon with mirrors to reach 10 miles, powered by A B E membership in Upson County.

Harp Place Swift Creek A.T. Mathews Thos. H. Chapman Airways Engineering Division Civil Aeronautics Authority Washington Thomaston Thomasin Yatesville Road Upson County A. BE. A Atlanta Tallahassee Pike County Taylor County Thomaston Times

Clemency Sought For Aaron Fennell Now Serving Life Sentence

Aaron Fennell a Taylor County court house janitor seeks clemency through his attorney Col Walter E Steed. The petition filed with the State Penal Board awaits the July regular session. He was convicted of murder in Muscogee County Superior Court in November 1985 and received life imprisonment.

Aaron Fennell Taylor County Court House Walter E. Steed State Penal Board Fennell Muscogee County Superior Court C. Frank McLaughlin Taylor County

Revival Services Begin At Howard Methodist Church

Revival services start Sunday morning July 7 at the Howard Methodist church. Rev P J Gilbert will be assisted by Rev W W Whaley of Oglethorpe. Services are held each morning and evening throughout the week. Everyone is invited to attend.

Howard Methodist Church P Yival P. J. Gilbert W. W . Whaley Ovlethorpe Veryone

Ruth's Beauty Shoppe Opens in New Location

Mrs. Ruth Peed announces Ruth's Beauty Shoppe is now located in Dr. L. R. Reason's home on the east side of town Butler Georgia. The shoppe is open for business and invites patron visits.

Dr. L. R. Reason Ruth Peed Butler

Schley County Youth Dies in Auto Crash

Olin Clark Womble 19 of Schley County died Monday after a Sunday accident 12 miles north of Ellaville. The Model A pickup driven by Jim Short lost control causing a rollover. State Troopers and local responders aided the injured. funeral held at Ebenezer Baptist Church with Rev. Hugh Dozier officiating. Survivors include mother Mrs. Johnny Stuckey step father Johnny Stuckey and brother Clarence Womble of Washington State along with half siblings in LaCross.

Ellaville Olin Clark Womble Schley County Ebenezer Baptist Church Hugh Dozier Womble Jim Short Boyette Clinic LaCross Short Murray's Cross Roads Mr. Womble Johnny Stuckey Clarence Womble Washington State Mary Li Johnny Eugene Julia Stuckey

Ga Evangelistic Rally At Taylor County Camp Ground

The Fifth Sunday Rally of the Evangelistic Groups of South Georgia opens Saturday night at the Taylor County Camp Ground. Delegates from groups attend with public invited. Sunrise service time announced later. services continue through Sunday. An evangelist speaks at 11 o'clock Sunday and Parrish singers perform with The Parrish Sisters. Delegates are asked to bring sandwiches for Saturday and to limit Sunday basket lunches to potato salad eggs chicken fried or baked pickle cake and tea.

Evangelistic Groups South Georgia New ‘Taylor County M. Shelton Parrish

Revival Services Begin At Charing Methodist Church

Revival services start next Sunday at Charing Methodist Church and run through the following week. Pastor Rev Bruce Wilson leads with assistance from Rev A B Wall of Buena Vista. An evening session focuses on the life of Jesus Christ. Morning services begin at 11, evening at 8, all invited.

Charing Methodist Church Bruce Wilson A. B. Wall Buena Vista Jesus Christ

Vacation Bible School Closes At Butler Church

The Daily Vacation Bible School at Butler Methodist draws large crowd for closing exercises. Ninety five children enrolled with about twenty teachers and helpers. The program theme included Finding God in the Beautiful for Intermediates and To Market To Market for Primaries.

Butler Methodist Church Butler Baptist Howard Sunday School Bob Chapman

White Leghorn Pen Leads in Georgia Laying Contest

A pen of White Leghorns owned by A. E. Guinn of Peach Valley Egg Farm near Butler leads the leghorn class in eggs and points at the Fourteenth Annual Georgia National Egg Laying Contest at the University of Georgia. The leading pen has 2,481 eggs and 2,495.15 points from a 13-bird start, with the test set for twelve more periods.

Palmer Commended For Upholding Mill Control Law In State

Judge Geo C Palmer of the Chatta hoochee circuit superior court upheld the milk control act of 1928. The ruling followed a Muscogee case filed by Farle Cox of Atlanta who argued he sold Richwhip a milk and coconut oil product. Roberts the agriculture commissioner argued the act covered Richwhip. A appeal to the Supreme Court is expected as the first test of the act.

Columbus Geo. C. Palmer Chattahoochee Circuit Muscogee Superior Court Farle Cox Atlanta United States Columbus Roberts Commissioner of Agriculture Cox Roberts Supreme Court

Timber for Sale at Beeland Place Fort Valley GA

Timber consisting of pine gum poplar and oak is offered for sale on the Beeland place. Interested buyers may contact J. D. Beeland care Rogers Store Fort Valley Georgia for details.

Beeland Place J. D. Beeland Care Rogers Store Fort Valley Georgia

Former Butler Man Plans Erection of Athens Auditorium

Rev. H S Wallace native of Butler plans a 2000 seat auditorium in Athens on South Lumpkin Street as a Southern Keswick. Funds will come from a statewide subscription drive to host world class Bible teachers and evangelists. Dormitories, summer courses, and conferences for ministers and church leaders’ families are planned.

Wallace Patman Lumpkin Street Athens Keswick Keswicks University of Georgia

Cotton Blooms Mark Start of 1940 Crop in Reynolds District

The first two cotton blooms of the Tay lor county 1940 crop were brought to the Herald office from Reynolds district farms. One bloom came from A. M. Halley’s two mile west Reynolds farm with 30 acres of advanced cotton. he expects about 25 bales if weather holds. The second bloom came from Charlie Edwards on H. K. Sealy’s Reynolds area. Edwards, a sharecropper, notes April 1 planting and looks for a large crop.

Taylor County Herald Reynolds A. M. Halley Halley Edwards Sealy

Taylor County Population Up Since 1930 Census

Preliminary 1940 census counts show Taylor county population at 10 744, up from 10 617 in 1930. Farms decreased to 1 165 from 1 282 in 1935 and 1 386 in 1930. Butler city population rose about thirty percent to 1 116 on April 1 from 857 in 1930.

Taylor County Census of Agriculture Butler

Mrs. Fidel Locke Hester Dies in Atlanta

Mrs. Fidel Locke Hester about 66 died of complications at an Atlanta hospital Sunday afternoon after a two year illness. She was daughter of the late Rev. John Locke and Mrs Amanda Locke, widow of Robert A. Hester. Funeral Tuesday at Mt. Pisgah church near Butler with Rev. M Henderson of Atlanta and Rev. M. T. Gaultner Sr. officiating. burial in Mt. Pisgah cemetery. Survivors: son John R. Hester in Washington DC, daughter Mrs. James Chase of Atlanta, sisters Mrs. E. Peterman Reynolds, Mrs. G. LeValden Augusta, Mrs. F. Lone Butler, brothers J. E., A. J., J. B., and Z. Locke. Pallbearers were nephews Me rry and Filmace Bone, G. Warren, I. D., Elbert and L. Yorke.

Fidel Locke Hester Atlanta Hester John Locke Amanda Gaultney Locke Robert A. Hester Taylor County Mt. Pisgah Church Butler M. Henderson M. T. Gaultner Sr Me Pisgah Cemetery John R. Hester Washington, D. C James Chase Peterman Reynolds G. le Valden Augusta F. H. Lone J. E G. Warren I. D Elbert L. Yorke

Talmadge Opens Georgia Governor Campaign July Fourth

Hon Eugene Talmadge announces his bid for a third term as Georgia governor with a July 4 rally at Albany on the Legion Golf Course. Campaign kickoff features free barbecue and broad public support from longtime allies and new backers.

Eugene Talmadge Albany

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Hugh Howell Topen Sehley County Dean Theatre Upson Co Ruth Schley Co Taylor County Camp Ground V. P. Folds Methodist Church Mr. Guinn Palmer Athens Auditorium Hugh S. Wallace R. A. Hester Mount Pisgah Baptist Church Legion Capitol Talmadge Agene Talmadge Gene Talmadge Old Talmadge Gene
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