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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1945

Page

3

Georgia’s New Constitution Fifty Changes on August Ballot

Georgia voters face fifty constitutional amendments from the 1945 assembly, including elimination of poll taxes and literacy tests, strengthened protections against dictatorship, and a refer endum requirement for new constitutions. The August election will present these changes for public approval.

Georgia Arnall General Assembly the Assembly Public Service Commissioners Commissioner of Agriculture Department of Corrections Department of Veterans Service Supreme Court Assembly Court of Appeals Court of Ordinary

Conservation Plan Revives Century Old Hicks Homestead

Ada Moran Hicks reforms 100 acres near Reynolds Georgia under the Middle Ocmulgee Soil Conservation project. Terraces reduce erosion, crop rotation improves yields, livestock increases, and the farm is chosen as a TVA demonstration site among 25 Macon County farms.

Reynolds Jones Hicks Crawford County Flint River Horse Creek Hicks District D. J. Hicks Hicks Brooks County Middle Western Ocmulgee River Adolph LeBorn Macon County

Charing News Gentle social rounds fill a quiet week

Local society notes list guests and visits across Charing including Cleatus Hill in Augusta, Luther McCallum in Columbus, Parker and Watson relatives, and multiple Sunday dinners. Attendees include Miss Armenda Purvis, Harold Waller, Alton Hill, and families of Purvis, Stewart, and Garrett with wishes for a speedy recovery for Alton Hill.

Cleatus Hill Augusta Houston Hill Luther McCallum Columbus Wallace Parker Buena Vista R . Duke Jack Woodall B. F. Montgomery F. E. Posey J. R. Brewer W. P. Purvis Pvt Harold Waller Camp Blanding Fla Frank Waller H. G. Pye Jr Lewis Watson. Jr John Cosey Savannah Carol Purvis Lola Garrett M. A. Hall Arabi Mazie Harvey Rupert Mat Kilcrease Armenda Purvis Butler Harmon Montgomery Alton Hill Government Hospital Fox Irene Gregory E. H. Morrison Aubrey Stewart Lala Garrett

Colored Canning Plant Ready to Meet All Canning Needs

Plans to process 70 000 cans of vegetables and meats this year are complete. Equipment is being geared up so no patron waits more than an hour after pre cooking. Each family in the county is urged to make canning appointments through Vocational Agricultural teacher A G Sadler.

Georgia Board of Education Secretary of State General Assembly Justices of the Peace Assembly A. G. Sadler

Georgia Assembly Back Draft Call for Arnall Second Term

Majority of members in both Georgia legislative chambers pledge support for an extra session to draft Gov. Arnall for a second term. Rep. Fortson reports rapid signups and expects enough calls to trigger a special session, while Lon Duckworth urges unanimous backing and notes Arnall would accept extended public service.

Georgia Gov. Arnall B. T. Fortsom Jr Wilkes County Lon Duckworth Democratic State Executive Committee Duckworth Gov Arnall Rep Fortson Assembly

New Georgia Cotton Manufacturers Association President Elected

A. Hilges of Swift Spinning Mills Columbus was elected president of the Cotton Manufacturers' Association of Georgia at the annual board of directors meeting held Tuesday.

A. Hilges Swift Spinning Mills Columbus Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of Georgia Boand of Directors

Farm Policies Laud the Sol Conservation Service Role

The statement cites the late President Mrs Hicks praising the establishment of the Soil Conservation Service as a key achievement of his administration, noting it helps communities protect farms and manage resources.

Hicks Sol Conservation Service

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State Game and Fish Commission Lee Posey Fish and Wild Life Ranger Macon, Schley & Taylor Counties H. E. Allen Haraed Pepsi-Cola Company Long Island City N.Y Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co Macon Atlanta Courtney Hodges U. S. First Army Paris Wm. B. Hartsfield Geo. C. Marshall Hodges Hartsfield Carl Spaatz Louis Brereton RAF E. Smith Marshall Swank Biltmore Tidewater Violet Moore Atlanta Journal Charing News
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