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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
6
Ordinary announces candidacy for re election as Taylor County official in the Democratic primary set for September 14. He thanks supporters and pledges to continue serving the people to the best of his ability.
Representative hopeful Hugh G. Cheek declares his candidacy for Taylor County in the Georgia General Assembly. He emphasizes health and education programs, welfare benefits, roads, farm markets, veterans services, and rehabilitation support, seeking primary votes on September 14, 1960.
Ralph R Underwood announces his candidacy for Representative in the General Assembly from Taylor County in the Sept 14 1960 Democratic primary. A 37 year old World War II veteran son of A B Underwood he is a partner in the family business and farmer pledging to serve the people of Taylor County and visiting voters as campaign efforts continue.
Sharon Finneran, 14, of St. Petersburg Florida swimming for Coral Gables Swim Association, broke Olympia Green's five year old record in the women's 880 freestyle during the opening night of the 14th Southern Peach Meet at Callaway Mills pool in Lagrange.
The candidate for the office of Ordinary pledges to perform duties conscientiously and impartially under Democratic Primary rules set for September 14 1960. If elected the candidate aims to meet voters and asks for support and influence even if personal visits are not possible.
In a countywide statement WM. H. NEISLER announces his candidacy for Ordinary of Taylor County with support from friends and pledges honest efficient courteous service if elected. He asks for votes and influence from the Democratic Committee and constituents.
By virtue of a deed to secure debt the W R Anglin holder will sell at public outcry at the Court House door in Taylor County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1960 between legal hours. The sale includes two acres fronting State Highway No 3 in Butler bounded by Alex Davis lands and eight acres of part of lot 242 in the 13th district bounded by various named properties. The security deed was executed May 18 1946 by several Anglins to W R Anglin and the debt is now in default. Proceeds apply per the deed. This June 1 1960. W R Anglin H Thad Crawley Attorney at Law Butler Georgia.
A collection of remarks on taxation, industry, and politics from various figures. Erle Cocke Jr. discusses Delta Air Lines and Southern Tech Institute during commencement. Georgia Fourth of July safety records are reviewed with patrol warnings. Governor Vandiver selects delegates for the Democratic National Convention and comments on the county unit system and political geography shifts.
A collection of wry maxims and witticisms on wealth, success, social life, fashion, and opportunity. Each line delivers a compact observation or joke about money, appearance, and human behavior with a vintage tone.
The piece urges living by the Golden Rule and resisting gossip and judgment. It highlights self discipline, seeking good in others, and cites Jesus with Let him among you who is without sin cast the first stone to promote a kinder, more forgiving daily life.
Americus preacher Henry Mills announced a campaign to draft Evangelist Billy Graham for president. He told Graham headquarters in Washington they would not object though Graham had not decided. Mills, 51, a Nazarene pastor from Americus, traced his cross-country evangelism and called for revival talks in Washington to pursue the bid.
The calendar lists Sunday services for the month with times and locations. Rev. Tigler Greer is the pastor. It closes with a note on kindness and helping hands.
The appraisers on application of Mrs Marian Story Akin widow of Herman Steven Akin Sr seek twelve months support. Citations are issued to all concerned to show cause at the July 4 term why the application should not be granted. Mrs Bussey Childs Ordinary Taylor County.
A Coast Guard Magazine line notes a playful adage about powder types, stating it does face powder can catch a man but baking powder keeps him.
A reflective piece notes how others offer guidance on personal decisions and the feel of being judged for choices. It explores autonomy versus external input and the push to chart a unique path.
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