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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1952
Page
4
The Butler Herald notes the upcoming November 4 general election features a 22 by 28 inch ballot with 46 constitutional amendments. Voters will also choose regular state and county officials, presidential electors for three parties, and space to write in names.
Macon Telegraph editor C B McCook urges rural mail route patrons to clear weeds around boxes and keep approaches unobstructed. He notes boxes should be accessible without leaving the carrier’s vehicle and suggests tidying boxes as cooler weather approaches to improve curb appeal.
Members from Little Bethel and others attended the Ladies Auxiliary Convention at St James Freewill Baptist church in Phenix City Sept 20. The program covered prayer topics with speakers including Rev H L Knighton and Mrs H J Kelly. Upcoming convention planned for Turners Chapel near Butler.
Mrs. Lannis Shine as guardian of Lujean Shine, a minor, will apply in Griffin on October 11, 1952, for private sale of a one sixth interest in 182 1/2 acres off lot 110 and a one sixth interest in 30 acres off lot 109 in Taylor County Georgia. Proceeds to be invested in U S Government bonds. Attorney J R Lunsford. Address 222 D St Thomaston GA.
Georgia proposes a constitutional amendment to require party primaries for U S Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State Attorney General State School Superintendent Comptroller General State Treasurer Agriculture Labor Justices of the Supreme Court and Public Service Commission. It sets county unit voting, a second primary if no majority, and rules for tie breaks and nominations by party conventions. The measure awaits ratification by voters at the next general election in 1952.
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