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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1937

Page

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Reynolds High School Tops State Bible Study Ratings

Reynolds High School in Reynolds, Georgia achieves the state's highest Bible Study Project score at 98.968 percent, led by Prof. H Joiner. The award, accompanied by a loving cup, honors the top school among forty four rated entries, with Bronwood and Douglas placing second and third.

Reynolds High School Young Men’s Christian Sociation Wolds High School H. Joiner Asolation and Friends Joiner Lust Fourty Reynolds Bronwood Douglas Fhe Ya Jds School Association E. H. Joinerynolds Georgia Ear Tyr Iinet’ Plice ‘Nour Arlington Aronwood W. H. Rohrer

Book Purchasing Rules Announced for State Schools

Atlanta announces state education department regulations for purchasing pupil owned books in the free school system starting July 1. Books valued at two years cost 50 percent of wholesale. one-year books 25 percent. Book buying Week begins June 7 with superintendents purchasing privately owned books in use. The plan covers all grades through high school and includes handling of books, rental and free systems with payments based on state adopted costs. A meeting in several cities before June 7 will explain the process.

Atlanta State Department of Education Board of’ Éducation Collins

Fine Strawberries Now In Local Market

Local market offers strawberries described as fine though the crop is not abundant. Weather delayed production after cold spells, with fruit shipped from southern points previously selling, yet none match local berries in size or flavor. Demand remains strong and sellers have ready customers.

Pay Your Poll Now To Vote June 8

Notice urges Taylor County voters to pay the 1936 poll tax by June 1 to be listed for the June 8 general election. The Board of Registrars meets June 2 to prepare the registered voter list. Age over 60 exempts from poll taxes.

Board of Registrars of Taylor County

Rockefeller Dies At 98 In Florida Home Funeral Today

John D. Rockefeller Sr. died at his Winter home in Ormond Beach Florida at 98 after a life of rising from $4 50 a week to vast wealth and large philanthropy His funeral will be held in New York before interment in Cleveland Ohio University of Chicago President Hutchins praised his education and research contributions noting Rockefeller declined to have the university named after him The notice closes with a line about Harold H Swift and a page reference to Page 8.

John D. Rockefeller, Sr Ormond Beach Fla Rockefeller New York Cleveland Ohio Robert M. Hutchins University of Chicago America Hutchins

Trans Atlantic Merry Go Round at Dean Theatre

At Dean Theatre the Trans Atlantic Merry Go Round show headlines with Jack Benny and 15 stars of stage screen and radio. Boswell Sisters from Macon Georgia join the cast as songsters. Shows run Sunday and Monday then 2 4 and 9 pm. Tuesday and Wednesday features Les Miserables with Charles Laughton Frederic March Rochelle Hudson.

Trans-Atlantic Jack ‘Benny Dean Theatre Boswell Sisters Macon Victor Hugo Jean Valjean Charles Laughton Frederic March Rochelle Hudson

Amendment of Unusual Importance in County Agent Law

A little noticed amendment before the June 8 election seeks to clarify how county boards of commissioners hire county agricultural and home demonstration agents. Enacted in 1922-23, the law allows agents to be paid partly from federal, state, and county funds, with extension work ongoing through the college of agriculture.

County Boards of Commissioners College of Agriculture

Elder Roquemore on Mission Tour Visits Chicago Detroit Cincinnati

Minister Elder C. J. Roquemore leaves on a several week tour covering major cities including Chicago Detroit and Cincinnati and Canadian points. The item notes his church association session in Detroit and discusses local mosquito control using burned oil from filling stations as an inexpensive method.

Roquemore C. J. Roquemore Chicago Detroit Cincinnati Canada Elder -Roquemore Church Association the Herald Georgia

For Sale No 1 Brabham Field Peas

Farm classifieds note a single Brabham field pea for sale with contact by J. T. Cox in Reynolds Georgia asking buyers to see him at once.

Brabham Field Peas J. T. Cox Reynolds

Texas Wranglers to Perform at Crowell School

The Texas Wranglers will appear in person at Crowell school building on Saturday June 5 at 8 p m. Aimed at all ages the event promises fun with admission priced at 10 and 25 cents.

The Texas Wranglers Crowell School

Taylor County Cases Heard By Judge At Columbus Saturday

Injunction case between Southern Bell Telephone and Reynolds over pole removal tied to a state highway location. Restraining order extended to May 24 plus 15 days. Receivership action for Frank Peed delayed. judge to reconsider in fall after crops are harvested if debt remains. Attorneys include C W Foy Foley Chappell Lunsford Vann Nix.

Taylor County C. F. McLaughlin Guo Southern Bell Telephone Company Reynolds Telephone Company C. W. Foy Butler Foley and Chappell Columbus J. R. Lunsford O. B. Vann Frank Peed McLaughlin W. L. Nix Lawrenceville Vann Mr. Peed C. W. ‘Foy

Favorable report on Mrs Montgomery's hospital progress

Mr Joe Montgomery reports his wife is improving at Baker hospital in Muscatine Iowa. He notes many patients and calls for early contributions to cover ten weeks at forty dollars weekly, asking readers to help and to follow the update in the Herald.

Joe Montgomery Montgomery Baker Hospital Muscadine Iowa Iown Institution

Fats Versus Leans Here Next Thursday

An interesting baseball game will be played on the Butler diamond next Thursday afternoon when the fats oppose the Jeans. The match is sponsored by Circle No. 2 Ladies Missionary Society of Butler Methodist church with admission of 10c and 20c. Lineups feature Newton, Tante r, Bankston, Locke, Helms, Brown, Folds, Bentlery, Mathews, Sutton, Stone for Fats and Green, Anthony, Butler, Doyle, Edwards, Wilson, Chapman, Joiner, Fountain, Adams, Riley for Leans.

Butler Diamond Fats Jeans Circle No. 2 Ladies Missionary Society Butler Methodist Church Mr. Newton T. E. Tanter B. Bankston G. D. Locke J. F Helms R. H. Brown W. P. Folds W F. Bentlery W. M. Mathews Robert Sutton Chas. C. Stone Leans J. S.green John Anthony W. J. Butler L. M. Doyle Julian Edwards Emmett Wilson Hulon Chapman T. B. Joiner Tom Fountain L. R. Adams H. H. Riley

Bids Open For 51 Mile Taylor County Electric Line

Bidders are invited to bid on constructing 51 miles of electric line to serve 157 customers in Crowell and surrounding communities in northern Taylor County. Forms may be obtained from J B McCrary Engineering Corporation of Atlanta. Bids open tomorrow in the cooperative office. Wholesale power may be supplied by Georgia Power Co.

Crowell J. B. McCrary Engineering Corporation Atlanta Georgia Power Co

Baptist Ladies Sponsor Cake Sale Saturday

The Sara Burney Circle of the B. W. M. A. will sponsor a cake sale Saturday afternoon in The Cross Shoppe. Cakes baked by leading town ladies will be available with orders taken by Mrs. Martin Chapman. Sale continues each Saturday.

Sara Burney Martin Chapman

Mrs Woodward’s 3900 Mile Honeymoon Auto Trip

Mrs Woodward writes of a 3900 mile honeymoon journey to their new home. She describes scenic mountains and fertile plains seen across New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, Nevada, California, Oregon, and Washington. Hosts greeted them warmly at every visit as they rebuilt a Christian home in Clarkston after past loss.

the Herald Newue Lyra Woodard Joe Wosdam Cilarston Washington Woodard Roches Great Northwest New Mexico Colorado Utah Nevada California Oregon Washington State Clarkston Georgia

Butler Boy Makes Good Record In Business World

Mr. Wim W. Steed a Butler High School Gordon College and University of Georgia graduate and World War I sergeant has been elected director in the J. W. Wittle Insurance Company of Atlanta. He represents several old line fire insurers and is praised by his Butler roots and hometown friends who welcome him back to the community.

Wim. W. Steed Butler High School Gordon College University of Georgia 128Th Infantry J. W. Wittle Insurance Company Atlanta Henry Grady Butler Steed

Important Meeting At Court House Saturday

Come to the Taylor county court house next Saturday May 29 at 3 30 p m if you are interested in keeping Georgia dry. We will have a good speaker and will organize for the purpose of getting the people out to vote on the eighth of June. Edgar A. Martin.

Taylor County Court House Georgia Edgar A. Martin

Judge Peed Talks Seniors On County Births Deaths And Marriages

Judge L. T. Peed spoke to Butler High seniors in Taylor county noting since October 1927 there were 4064 births and 909 deaths, indicating a healthy county. He said in ten and a half years he issued 374 marriage licenses, 185 to white couples and 189 to people of color.

Butler High ’School L. T. Peed Taylor County

Reverend J M Cutler to Preach in Butler Sunday

Reverend John M. Cutler will preach at the Butler Methodist church Sunday evening worship hour. There will be no service Sunday morning as attendees will go to the local school auditorium for the commencement sermon.

John M. Cutler Butler Methodist Church

Taylor County graduates urged toward true citizenship

Pastor Edgar A. Martin congratulates Taylor county high school graduates and invites the public to see the Texas Wranglers perform at Crowall School building on Saturday June fifth at 8 p.m. The appeal emphasizes usefulness and citizenship over worldly greatness.

Alli Taylor

Covington ministers to address class at buttoned night

Covington notes list bachelor and senior events at Butler High and Reynolds schools including a Monday night commencement address by Rev Claud M Haynes and diplomas for forty two seniors. The events feature a Dean theatre party and a Dixie Cafe banquet with music by local church choirs.

Butler High School J. W. Edwards Kathryn Amos Carolyn Bazemore Herald Butler Reynolds Dixie Cafe W. T. Austin County Board ‘of Education Dean Theatre B. D. Ragsdale Mercer University Claud M. Haynes First Methodist Church Covington Haynes North Georgia V. P. Fokis Jessie, Adams Vivian Adams Clinton Barfield Alva Bazemore Bertha Bazemore Jeanette Blackledge Fresh Booth Nina Bone Juanita “Braddy William ‘Callahan Alfred Childres Carolyn Childres Alma’ Cook Foy Cox Martha Fain Nellie Hankinson Mary Hollis Cathryne Hartman Marie Jarrell Imogene Jordan Franklin McCants Josephine McCorvey Laurette McInvale Clifford Montgomery John Orrell Hazel ‘Parks Lucy Parks Virginia Parks Cathryne Payne

Mourns Passing of Two Christian Women in Reynolds

Obituary notice for Mrs. Martha Alice McCray Byrd born January 27, 1862, a Taylor County resident and widow of A. D. Byrd. Funeral at Reynolds home with Rev. T. H. Tinsley and Rev. H. P. Jelks officiating. Interment in Glover Cemetery. Survived by two brothers, two sisters, three sons and four daughters.

Martha Alice McCray Byrd Reynolds Glover Cemetery T. H. ‘Tinsley Reynolds Methodist Church H. PF. Jelks Reynolds Baptist Church Messrs O. K. Lucas George McCrary Amos Byrd Gredy Fuller Jesse Byrd Alfonso McCrary Gann Nelson Nat Lucas G. H. Goddard Gilly Martha’ Northern ‘McCrary Taylor County A. D. Byrd

Death of Mrs Lou Dickson Cox at Marshallville

Mrs Lou Dickson Cox 65 widow of Ben F Cox died at home of her daughter Mrs H R Crook in Marshallville Ga after months of declining health. Funeral services to be held at 10 am at St Olive Baptist Church conducted by Rev W Ha Emerson followed by interment in Potterville cemetery.

H. ‘R. Crook Marshallville Lou Dickson ‘Cox Ben F. ‘Cox St. Olive Baptist Church Mas. ‘Com Pottervile Cemetery

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