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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
4
A note from the Taylor County official organ reflects on spring themes a flower garden inspiring nature and a truck garden feeding life. It recalls William and Mary College founded in 1693 as the nation’s oldest institution of higher learning and muses on seasonal renewal and courting in verse.
A reflection on the abundance of marriages in Sunday editions and the idea that a bride who feels no homesickness six weeks after marriage may have chosen well. The note links marriage reporting to emotional signs of compatibility.
The Cracker Postmaster convention issue cover page showcases summer seaside outfits worn by girls who look good in anything. Visit the office to inspect the newly printed cover before it is mailed.
The piece urges readers to plant and sow seeds of kindness to harvest happiness peace and goodwill. It calls for abundant charity toward others while avoiding malice and wishing well to all.
The piece forecasts a heated campaign with many inflammatory and unreliable statements. It argues public scrutiny will be needed as conditions and personalities may shift to improve the state’s prospects.
The Bethany Home at Vidalia receives high praise for its benevolent work aiding old ladies with no other support. The institution, non-denominational in practice, is owned by Primitive Baptist members. The Good Samaritan monthly, volume 20 number 1, was recently received, highlighting the home’s efforts and blessings sought from Providence.
A tribute to Editor Hamover of Abbeville praising his kind heart and social generosity. The note recalls his motto about thinking of others and doing small acts for them. The piece also mentions a past admission about making moonshine on a makeshift still.
A salaried worker in days past improved efficiency through early arrivals, longer hours, restrained speech, and careful savings. He crafted small, steady gains from raises, extras, and frugal habits, turning each small part of his life into a patient, productive model. He now smiles while clipping coupons and wonders about value.
George Doss profiles Melvin E. Thompson as a transformed political figure in Georgia. The piece notes his shift from a proud country boy image to a more measured leader ready to fight for his program. It highlights early support from former critics and praises his courage and clear policy stance outlined in a Tifton speech.
The Georgia Fire Safety Advisory Board accepted Fire Marshal F. E. Robinsons recommendations and adopted hospital and department store rules. The rules move to Fire Commissioner Zack D. Cravey for final approval and implementation is expected soon.
The press radio and pulpit urge precautions as reckless driving and carelessness cause increasing deaths. The message aims to save lives by urging safer behavior on the roads.
National columnist Walter Lippman will join the Columbus Enquirer as a regular contributor to the editorial page. His Today and Tomorrow column will appear three times a week, with the first piece scheduled for Thursday.
The passage asserts that life and events move relentlessly and cannot be halted. It claims violation of physical or spiritual laws carries inevitable punishment or reward. It emphasizes that transgressors are deceived and will face desert in time or place.
Brother Eugene Anderson encourages using local talent to aid others and profit. He notes Heinz Fifty-seven varieties ad prompts Georgians to buy homegrown produce, praises Musella in Crawford county rebuilding a peach processing plant under Mrs. Bob Dickey, and mentions Bateman Bros. in Macon offering canned Georgia peaches.
The Atlanta Journal urges Georgians to question every legislative candidate about funding schools and roads, ballot protections, anti violence laws, and local issues. Voters will choose at least one senator and representative who will shape services and financing for the state starting next January.
Lloyd Moll, president of Middle Georgia College, is transferred to Georgia Southwestern College in Americus. His arrival and presence deeply shaped Cochran’s social and civic life, with the community recalling his energetic personality and his family’s lasting memory in the area.
The Albany community marks 50 years of service by Dennis Wm. Brosnan with 11 years on the force and 39 years as chief. His leadership has earned an international reputation for efficiency in fire prevention and suppression.
Congress considers a bill prohibiting liquor advertisements in interstate newspapers and magazines. The central objection is that ads appear aimed at youth, urging social drinking, with the wording and design viewed as attracting young readers.
Georgia Chapter of the National Association of Postmasters sets May 21 23 at Savannah Beach with C D Hollingsworth of Sylvania as host president. Hotel Tybee serves as headquarters with registration Sunday after 1 p m Marine Band concert 4 p m delegates including Mayors Dutton Fulmer and Braswell attend. Memorial services led by Rev Cleveland precede four Monday schools. Final sessions Tuesday culminate in banquet with floor shows. Distinguished visitors include Postmaster General Donaldson and other national officials.
The tale recounts a wife opening fire on her husband for wearing shorts. The writer notes that dire acts based on clothing would not surprise, only this time the target is the man rather than the woman.
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