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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

4

Georgia News Summary Highlights Local Bonds And Births

Georgia counties Appling and Burke build hospitals while Crisp hosts first exclusive Negro State Park project. Cordele voters reject a $160000 school bond. Peach County approves a $360000 school bond. Georgia mourns six locals among 352 Americans returned from Korea. Athens mourns Tax Receiver Albert Davison. Macon starts dial service. public funds cannot buy flowers. State bids for nine road projects total about 1500000 across eight counties. CPA annual meeting in Macon. Warner Robins to get a $485000 school building. Thomaston elects Hays Arnold county commissioner. Macon man seeks formal separation from two wives. Bessie Tift College to host bac at laureate by Dr. John H. Buchanan. Two Marietta teens die after bicycle accident. Atlanta division campus site grading begins. Pierce Chapel Church dedicates after five years. Veterans to be recognized in Macon County. Mrs. Sara Long faces trial for grandson’s death. Eight highway fatalities last weekend in Georgia. Peach market opens at $15 per crate. Macon celebrates 125th Mulberry Street Methodist anniversary. Hogansville High School burns, loss $275000. Columbus hires Negro policemen. Gentry denied new trial in Rome death case. Goss resigns Oglethorpe pulpit for Ludowici duties.

Hail Damages Crops Across Four Counties

A second hailstorm hit Taylor Peach Crawford and Houston counties last Friday causing considerable damage to peach crops as well as cotton and corn. The hailstones were described as unusually large for the region.

Taylor Peach Crawford Houston

Mothers Shaping Minds in God's Plan for Newborns

A reflective reflection on mothers shaping character and guiding children through life. It cites obedience to maternal teaching, mentions troop trains and service members headed overseas, and recalls the poem The bravest battle that ever was fought. It urges honoring mothers by embracing their instruction as Lemuel did.

Lemuel

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