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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
3
To all whom it may concern, all parcels listed are posted and trespassing is forbidden. Restrictions apply to lots 87 102 103 104 121, east half of 90, and halves of 104 124, totaling about 1316.25 acres in Taylor County 12th district. Date May 8 1946. Lewis Rustin.
Leslie Hicks applies for permanent administration of the estate of Elijah McLendon in Said County. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the registrar’s office within the legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness is the official signature dated April 24, 1946.
Americus Georgia May 21 Allen Chappell candidate for reelection to the Georgia Public Service Commission opened campaign headquarters here Tuesday His platform says electric gas and telephone service in Georgia saved nearly 5 000 000 in reduced costs since he took office in 1942 He also claimed public utility equipment has been improved and enlarged under wartime conditions.
Mr. James Smith of Atlanta visited with Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Smith over the weekend. Charlie Hammock joined Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hutcherson in Columbus as Sunday guests. Mrs. Grady Gassett and Miss Betty Gassett visited relatives in Butler. Miss Joyce Royal of Macon stayed with Mr. and Mrs. James Royal. A. T. Martin of Thomaston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grady Watson. Mrs. Robert Halstead visited Mrs. William Maxwell. Mrs. Cliff Royal of Thomaston visited with the Royals. Miss Mattie Julia Whatley and Miss Mary Hamlett spent Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hamlett in Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Suggs of Reynolds visited Mr. and Mrs. William Maxwell and Mr. R. M. Suggs Sunday.
The forthcoming Lesson-Sermon titled Soul and Body will be read in Christian Science Churches worldwide next Sunday. Golden Text cites I Corinthians 3 16 affirming you are Gods temple and the Spirit of God dwells within you. The lesson includes II Corinthians 6 16 and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy explaining life as infinite God universal good and the destruction of belief in finite life and evil.
A candid school column reflects daily life in Reynolds Wynelle with notes on library returns, room nicknames like the Vole Room, high school romance hints, bus stories, a valedictorian speech by Miss Barrow, and messages to Mr. Joiner. It closes with a warm sign off and prayers.
A. J. Fountain won first prize for planting over half his cropland in votch and blue lupine. W. A. Taunton took second with Austrian Winter peas. E. T. Shealy earned third and E. A. Hollis with J. Hollis won fourth. In the small farm group Shib Newsom led, W. A. Bailey second, Mamie Coleman Reynolds third, John G. Parks fourth. Judging based on conservation reports filed through May 1 by Taylor County farmers.
Chauncey C. Burritt former City hospital administrator was released from Muscogee county jail after a writ of habeas corpus hearing and denied knowledge of New York forgery and grand larceny charges. A Rochester, New York telegram seeking clearing of records referenced an Edward H. Pulsifer alias. Burritt planned to stay in Columbus for now and would not speak to reporters yet.
Atlanta May 21 Gov Ellis Arnall will fly to Washington Friday to take part in two nation wide broadcasts and a conference with President Truman Saturday. He will discuss topics but did not disclose details. He will also speak in Jackson Mississippi before the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention and in Tuscaloosa Alabama at the University of Alabama tomorrow.
Ad promotes TEOL fungicide from Porters's Pharmacy Butler Ga. It features 80 percent alcohol content claiming to penetrate and kill germs fast. The ad offers a 35 cent price and a money back guarantee if not pleased.
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