Crisp Leads Bank President and Friends on Africa Hunt
Americus June 21 Chas F Crisp president of the Bank of Commerce and two companions depart for an African hunting trip.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
3
Americus June 21 Chas F Crisp president of the Bank of Commerce and two companions depart for an African hunting trip.
Accompanying Mr Crisp are Ryals Lee of Tallahassee a former Americas resident and Mercer Lee of Chicago vice president of International Harvester Co The Chicagoan is a former Georgian who hunts birds with Mr Crisp in Georgia each year.
Landscape specialist T G Williams notes summer lawns need frequent mowing to stay attractive. Lawns like Tif fine Zoysia St Augustine look best mowed weekly or every ten days, Centipede less but still regular. Regular mowing helps suppress weeds. water in late afternoon or night risks fungal infections if humidity stays high.
The piece argues the fault finding habit is easy to develop and hard to break. It traces the path from grumbler to cynic and notes that destructive criticism harms church unity, urging constructive, charitable critique instead. It cites Judas as an example of unwarranted, harmful criticism.
A billfold belonging to G. D. Childre of Reynolds is reported lost on Butler streets on June 13. It contains a driver license and other papers. finder urged to return it to the Herald office. Also an advert for real estate sales via Joiner Realty Co. in Butler, Georgia.
The notice advertises 220 bushels of Brab Peas at 3.50 per bushel in 2 bushel bags with recleaning and testing, plus 12 bushels or more of Bunch Purple Hull Peas at 5.00 per bushel, both from L. H. Pierce Reynolds. It also promotes fishworm castings for lawn and garden with contact for Flint River Worm Farm Reynolds Ga phone 74280.
Ful O Pep Lay ing Mash keeps hens productive with long laying life. Feed with up to 14 of your own grain for economy. Peed Bros. Feed Store in Butler Georgia offers this poultry mash and promotes high output.
Three room house with bath and modern conveniences for rent. Contact Mrs Gene Bone at 6414'3p Butler Georgia.
For sale the Frierson property near Macon Georgia comprising about nine acres of land. For information contact Mrs G F Oliphant at 2595 Ingleside Ave Macon Georgia.
In Reynolds Georgia two tons of Peanut Runner Hay are offered at 25.00 per ton. 75 bushes of Brabham Peas are cleaned and bagged in 2 bushel bags for 3.50 per bushel. Contact Robert Barrow on Route 3.
A classified notice offers $400 monthly spare time work filling and collecting money from five cent high grade nut machines in the area. Requires car reference $640 cash inventory secured and 6 hours weekly. Interview by sending phone in application to Eastern Distributing Co 11 N Juniper St Philadelphia Pa.
Georgia growers with 15 acres or more of wheat to harvest in 1957 will vote July 20 on marketing quotas. A two thirds yes vote triggers quotas and penalties. price supports rise to 75 to 90 percent parity for compliant producers, while a no vote caps supports at 50 percent.
The State Advisory Committee on Polio Vaccine approved third injections for Georgians aged 6 to 19 and pregnant women who had second shots seven months earlier. Health officials report 238,050 doses on hand with 106,146 more due. about 175,000 second-shot recipients qualify for the booster. Dr. Venable cites vaccine supply, improved production, and public apathy as factors in the decision.
After June 1 1956 I am not responsible for debts made by my wife Eva Estelle Beason. This June 5 1956. Master Sgt James G Beason.
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