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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1944
Page
2
Mrs. D. W. Harp and Mrs. J. L. Edwards visit Montezuma on Monday. Lt. Edwin Jones of Perry Florida was guest of his mother last week.
Local gossip from Reynolds and surrounding areas covers visits by Hodges, Hinton, Carson and others. many attend events in Americus, Macon, Thomaston and Butler. The Taylor Mill school holds its seventh grade graduation with Rev. Leon Edwards delivering diplomas and student speakers.
Mrs. Alice Barrow returns from Andersonville to visit friends while Mrs. Evelyn Coker of Columbus visits sister Mrs. John S. Barrow. Florida visitors Will Carpenter and family meet with local kin. T. W. Upton makes a Columbus trip. Other visits include Mrs. D M Harris with Ida White and Mr. Carlton Harris’s trip to Atlanta.
County Agent EE G Blackwell says cream can boost income for Taylor County farmers of any herd size. Small operators with one or two cows can market cream in any amount each trip to town, adding about 1.50 to 2.50 weekly per cow and supporting use of remaining product for butter milk cottage cheese and stock feeds.
Blue Lupine, a new cover crop, was tested in 1939 and 1940 in the Middle Western Ocmulgee River Soil Conservation District. Dooley county initiated seed trials, leading to large harvests, with Taylor county testing 5000 pounds of seed from Dooly. Farmers report high yields and potential green manure benefits, urging demonstrations at the local courthouse for three weeks.
The Christian Science Lesson-Sermon for next Sunday denounces Animal Magnetism and hypnotism as error. The Golden Text urges wisdom concerning good and evil, and cites Romans 16 19 20. A passage from Science and Health defines evil as a suppositious lie and calls mind not in matter.
Detroit May 22 lightning was blamed Monday night for a fire that destroyed $175,000 worth of magnesium shavings at the United Metal Refining company plant in Hamtramck.
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