Local Notes and Regional News From Butler Area
The Butler Herald covers regional items including weatherish notes on hail and storms in parts of North and Middle Georgia, mentions J. Rufus Moseley’s Tulsa visit, and cites U.S. Senate actions on veterans benefits. It notes Ernest Rogers and Dr. Pierce Harris quotes about Mother's Day and money's uses, plus political results from Florida primaries showing Russell’s rural strength versus Kefauver urban support.
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Ernest Rogers
Pierce Harris
Georgia Church Centennial Homecoming in Stewart County
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church in Union, Stewart County, marked its centennial with a Sunday homecoming led by Rev. Bob Wyrosdick of Eufaula. Attendance pleased organizers and supporters of the event.
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Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Union Community
Stewart County
Bob Wyrosdick
Eufaula
President Truman says he feels 28 on 68th birthday
The president, who turned 68 last Thursday, told reporters he feels as young as 28 and asked if they meant his age. In Alabama, 94-year-old Joseph F. Lambert of Uriah asserts he is the oldest man installed in the Shrine, claiming the sensations of a man in his 30s.
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Truman
Joseph F. Lambert
Uriah
Ala
Taylor Mill News Misses Sunday Visits Parade
Local notes report numerous Sunday visits across families and neighbors. Jane Windham and Willorene Barrow spent time with Rosa Gallman. Several households visited the Rogers and Barrow families in the area, including Cordelo, Savannah, Macon, and surrounding kin.
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Jane Windham
Willorene Barrow
Rosa Gallman
Lamar Rogers and
Sill
Carl Smith
Savannah
Clarice Veal
Cordelo
Coleman
C. D. Melnvale
Robert Barrow
Robbie Ann
R. C. Barrow
Kenneth Barrow
Charles Moore
Belinda
Frank Rogers
Macon
E. H. Rogers
Byron Vinson
Warner Brake
Willie Cotney
Houston
Eddie Windham
Club Plans Trip to Lookout Mountain and Welcomes New Member
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met May 7 opening with song and devotion. Mrs. Piper, wife of the new superintendent, was welcomed as a new member. A trip to Lookout Mountain is planned for the June 20 weekend if Pan-O-Rama Hotel reservations are possible. The club also schedules a Bingo Party for June 19 and a White Elephant Sale next meeting to raise funds. Officers elected: President Mrs. Charlie Swafford, Secretary Pearlie Youngblood, Treasurer Mrs. Susie Smith.
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Taylor Mill Woman’s Club
Lookout Mountain
Gates
Charlie Swafford
Pearlie Youngblood
Susie Smith
Treasury to issue new series E Savings Bonds
The U S Treasury announces changes to series E bonds effective May 1 1952 They will mature in 9 years 8 months from issue and yield about 3 percent per year compounded semiannually The yield is higher in early years than older issues Meanwhile the Georgia Journal Macon debuts May 1 with editor Gus Bernd claiming an independent stance focusing on cultural educational religious and political matters.
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U. S. Treasury Department
U. S. Savings
Leader-Tribune
Fort Valley
Georgia Journal
Macon
Georgia
Gus Bernd
Ben W. Fortson
Recipe for Making and Holding Friends by Mrs Anna Hughes Vorn
A Wesleyan Christian Advocate piece offers a compact recipe for friendship. It calls for a sincere personality blended with Christian virtues, charity, tolerance, joy, and forgiveness. Add happiness, cheer, a four leaf clover garnish, and a warm hand clasp to attract and keep trusting friends.
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Anna Hughes Vorn
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Stewardship Meeting Highlights Methodist Stewards Night
Reynolds and Crowell Methodist Stewards met with Pastor on April 28 at Reynolds and Crowell churches. Col Aultman of Byron spoke on duty of stewardship, training, and living religion, urging church attendance, support for the pastor, and youth leadership. The evening ended with a Longfellow verse and reflections on Christian service.
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Bro. Smith
Reynolds and Crowell
Col. Aultman
Byron
Aultman
Byron Methodist Church
Col Aultman
Naomi
Ruth
Longfellow
Social News From Cross Roads and Greenville Area
Cross Roads and Greenville residents share visits and hospitality. Mrs Fred Ball of Greenville spent time with her father E D Locke. Albert and Mrs Barwick visited Bertha Hinton and Pearl Cox visited Alex Allman. Numerous neighbors hosted and visited friends including Kirkseys Mott Tauntons and Crum Shehee families over the past week.
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Fred Ball
Greenville
Tenn
E. D. Locke
Albert Barwick
Bertha Hinton
Pearl Cox
Alex
Allmen
Heaton Kirksey
Arthur Jinks
O. M. Williams
Worthen Taunton
Hamp Hankerson
Hazel
Bob Taunton
G. N. Taunton
Clason Kirksey
Lester
Otis Mott
Crum Shehee
Chas. Lancaster
Dalton McInvale
Henry Theus
H. L. Joiner
Macon
Evans Locke
Bill King
Julius, Crooke
Rufus Kirksey Jr
Ken
R. C. Kirksey
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