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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1941

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Senior Class Day Program at Butler Methodist Church

The Men's Bible Class of Butler Methodist Church sponsors a Senior Class Day program next Sunday at 10 15 a m with Hon E L Forrester of Leesburg as principal speaker The event includes reports by classes and student remarks with guest ministers and a musical program The public is invited to attend in the local church setting and Sunday School hour on the morning of the event

Butler Methodist Church E. L. Forrester Leesburg Forrester Baptist Church T E. Tante Methodist Sunday School Evelyn Hartman F. J. Gilbert J. W. Edwards II Wecome W. P. Folds H. J. Porter

U. S. Defense Saving Bonds and Stamps On Sale Now

The United States Defense Savings Bonds and Postal Savings Stamps go on sale at the main post office opening business Thursday May 1 as part of a nationwide effort. Postmaster General Walker and Treasury officials praise local postmasters for aiding the sale. Bonds may be purchased for 18.75 with a 25, 50, 100, 500 or 1000 denomination and redeemable after 60 days. yearly limit set at 5000 per person.

United States Defense Savings America Frank C. Walker

Postmasters Convention Set for Atlanta May 15 16 1941

Georgia postmasters and officials announce the annual State Convention of the National League of District Postmasters to be held in Atlanta May 15 and 16 with headquarters at the Henry Grady Hotel. The event will feature an agenda including speeches by Postmaster General Frank C. Walker and other senior department officials, plus social events and routine business.

Georgia National League of District Postmasters of the United States Atlanta Henry Grady L'Bertie Rushing Glenville National League Frank C. Walker J. Austin Latimer Roy M.north Harrison Parkman Post Office Department George W. Trexler Robert Ramspeck

Gone With the Wind Showings at Dean Theatre May 11 12

The Dean Theatre announces Gone With the Wind playing Sunday May 11 and Monday May 12 with specific admission prices. Sunday 2 pm 55c, 8:30 pm 55c. Monday 2 pm 25c for children under 12 and 40c for adults, 8 pm 55c. The film runs 3 hours 40 minutes with no intermission. Tickets on sale at the Dean. stamped by performance.

Dean Theatre

Montezuma Flower Show Planned for May 8

Plans are completed for a flower show in Montezuma Georgia on May 8. Three women clubs the Montezuma Garden Club the Spalding Club and the Clearview Club participate. Entries will be received from non club members.

Montezuma, Ga Montezuma Montezuma Garden Club Spalding Club Clearview Club

For Sale: Home Furnishings at Porter's Residence

Practically new studio couch three piece bedroom suit springs and mattress and breakfast suite offered as a lot for 50 dollars cash or sold separately. See John Lewis at Dr Porter's residence. Must dispose of in ten days.

John Lewis Dr. Porter

Taylor County Farmers Back Govt Peanut Control Plan

Taylor County voters approve a federal peanut program by wide margins, as the referendums across 14 southern states show strong support for acreage allotments and price controls. Georgia and North Carolina provide decisive margins, with edible peanuts subject to three cent penalties for excess production. The plan will run from 1941 to 1943, replacing a prior price peg and reducing oil crushing supply.

Taylor County AAA Georgia North Carolina

Pension scam targets Talbotton pensioners under Talmadge policy

About 20 elderly pension recipients in Talbotton were defrauded by a man posing as a federal investigator. He carried a list of names and promised to adjust payments to at least 33 dollars, charging a $3 service fee. Sheriff deputies launched a manhunt after Grace Duggan reported the incident. The suspect, a 55 year old gray-haired man with reddish complexion, was described as about 200 pounds.

Talbotton Eugene Talmadge Talbot U.S Grace Duggan

Stew art county grand jury pushes WPA project supervision

Lumpkin April 28 the Stewar t county grand jury returned at the close of the spring session urging that all men be removed from WPA rolls due to local labor shortages. They believe men on WPA projects could obtain private industry jobs. The jury also urged continued county convict system amid calls from previous grand juries to abolish the public works camp citing labor scarcity and only about 13 convicts in custody. Judge W M Harper presided with E L Forrester as state solicitor general.

Lumpkin Stewart County Grand Jury Superior Court Altho W. M. Harper Americus E. L. Forrester Leesburg

Herald Installs New Head and Body Type On Intertype Machine

The Herald announces new type faces on every page and a reconditioned Intertype machine. Two mechanics from the Intertype factory, W. T. Hager and W. P. Pratt, completed the upgrade with high satisfaction, reflecting substantial expense and progress.

Herald Intertype The Times Messrs W. T. Hager W. P. Pratt

Butler Troop Hosts Fish Fry at Persons Lake

Butler Boy Scout Troop entertained with a Thursday fish fry by Willis Fish Market owner Joe Willis. At Persons Lake the boys brought gear and cooked their meals, planning a softball game afterward that was cut short by rain. Attendees included Herman Johnson, Emory Gilbert, LeRoy Gee, Edwin Allen, Ansley Sealy, Walter Almgreen, John Rogers, Billy Pennington, Harold Moore, assistant scoutmaster, and Chas. C. Stone, scoutmaster.

Butler Boy Scout Joe Willis Willis Persons Lake Herman Johnson Emory Gilbert LeRoy Gee Edwin Allen Ansley Sealy Walter Almgreen John Rogers Billy Pennington Harold Moore Chas. C.stone

Roberta Garden Club Promotes Flower Show

The Roberta Garden Club sponsors a Flower Show at the Roberta Community Hall on Friday afternoon May 2. The event opens to the public from 4 to 7 30 PM and again from 8 to 9 30 PM.

The Roberta Garden Club Roberta Community Hall

Macon County Gets New Office Building

Oglethorpe Ga April 27 two courthouse square buildings bought by the county are under remodeling. When finished they will provide seven office rooms and a warehouse for surplus commodities to house various county departments.

Oglethorpe, Ga

Texas Rangers to Appear at Reynolds School May 6

The Texas Rangers will present a program at Reynolds High School auditorium on Tuesday evening May 6 starting at 8 15. Admission is 10 or 15 cents.

Texas Rangers Reynolds Reynolds High School

Lucius Rodgers Dies At Home Near Butler

Mr. Lucius Rodgers a Taylor County farmer died at his home near Butler Thursday night about 10 30 of a heart attack He was born in June 1874 to Tom and Annie Wallace Rodgers He was married to Estelle Wainwright and survived by a widow four sons Ira Pausanias Beaumont R C and Woodrow Rogers one daughter Lila Mae Wainwright three sisters and two brothers Funeral services were held at Turner Chapel Church Friday at four Interment was in Turner Chapel Cemetery Goddard Funeral Home Reyolds handled arrangements

Lucius Rodgers Taylor County Butler Rodgers Tom Annie Wallace Rodgers Estelle Wainwright Turner Chapel Mr. Knighton Turners Chapel Lila Mae Wainwright John Melvin Chloe Swinson Aden Wainwright D. W D. T. Rodgers

Butler Garden Club Promotes First Annual Flower Show

The Butler Garden Club will sponsor the first Annual Flower Show here Friday, May 16. Entrants should see members for rules and regulations. The venue is to be announced later, and out of town judges will be selected to judge exhibits.

The Butler Garden Club Garden Club

Eight Trains Suspended By Southern Railway Due To Coal Shortage

Atlanta bound passenger trains operating in Georgia and neighboring states will be suspended Monday and Tuesday by the Southern Railroad due to a coal shortage. H A DeButts vice president said the stoppage in soft coal mines forced the railroad to conserve its limited coal stock, notifying Georgia Public Service Commission chair man Walter McDonald.

Atlanta Georgia Southern Railroad H. A. DeButts The Road Walter McDonald Georgia Public Service Commission DeButts McDonald

Annex construction at Georgia Southwestern begins

Americus April 28 work started on the Day Students Annex at Georgia Southwestern College. Crews relaid pipes and prepared foundations to adjoin the Administration building. The new facility, costing about 5200 dollars, will be ready for the fall term and provide study halls and locker rooms for local students.

Americus Georgia Southwestern College Peyton Jacob Citizens of Americas University System of Georgia

Master Farm Family nominees named for Georgia

Taylor County program planning committee selected Mr and Mrs T L Fountain as Master Farm Family candidates. The Fountains operate a modern farm three miles south of Butler in Red Level, with a new residence and up-to-date machinery. Their son Gray Fountain attends Emory University. The State Extension Board and Southern Rural Farm Committee will choose the final family.

Taylor County T. L. Fountain Georgia State Extension Board Southern Rural Farm Committee Fountain Butler Red Level Gray Fountain Emory University Atlanta T. J. Fountain

May 9 12 noon draft call to Ft Benning for three men

Taylor Co draft board lists three May calls. May 9 at 12 p.m. three negro draftees to be filled by Willie J Wayman Jessie Lee Few and Lenzie Dorsey and leave for Ft Benning. May 12 at 9 a.m. three white draftees Avery Horne J H Kirksey Jr and William Gordon Crook depart Butler for Ft McPherson. May 16 at 12 p.m. one colored draftee Leonard Trumpan to Ft Benning.

Willie J. Wayman Jessie Lee Few Lenzie Dorsey Ft. Benning Messrs Avery Horne J. H. Kirksey Jr Wiliam Gordon Crook Butler Ft. McPherson Leonard Troutman

Want to Buy One Horse Cultivator for Sale

Classified notice seeks a one horse cultivator in good condition with all needed gear. Apply at Herald Office for purchase.

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U. S. Defense Govt Dean Sun. & Mon Stewart County Thurs Macon County Thomas L. Fountain Lucius Rogers Southern Railway GA. Southwestern
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