Deserved Praise Shown Reynolds Woman's Club Leader
A state writer profile highlights the Reynolds Woman's Club founded in 1913, its 100 members and civic projects including a gym for Reynolds high school, a community library, and visual testing support. Leaders named include president Mrs Q C English, former mayor, and officers who broaden membership across the Reynolds trade area. The club preserves local news for the Butler Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
PTA
Reynolds Women
Reynolds Woman’s Club
Civic Improvement Club
Elda Blackman
Potterville
Crowell
Reynolds School
F. H. Sams
James Ricks
Henry Payne
Effie Mae Arnold
Reynolds Club
J. D. Beall
R. A. Hinton
C. B. Marshall
Z. T. Weaver
Q.C. English
Reynolds Trade
Club
E. H. Joiner
L. W. Cook
George Brady
W. D. Saunders
B. E. Flowers
Eva B. Griffith
Herschel Breazeale
Reynolds News
Butler Herald
Look Ahead By Davidson On Soil Conservation Week
Director David L. Houser underscores Georgia Soil Conservation Week and praises state and local bodies for promoting sound soil and water practices. He warns erosion punishes future generations if land is misused and urges ongoing efforts to maintain fertility and productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houser Davidson
National Association Soil Conservation Districts
State
Soil Conservation Committee
Soil Conservation District
Georgia
America
Miss Mit Widows Busy Georgia Life Shines
Yolande Gwin profiles Mrs Eugene Talmadge known as a four time first lady and Georgia Mother of the Year 1951. The article outlines her farm life at Sugar Creek Plantation managing crops and forests and her broad interests from farming to cooking and gardening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Mattie Thurmond
Edgefield
S. C
Sugar Creek
Short Course For Farmers At Fort Valley
Ft Valley State College hosted a October 13 short course on Small Grain and Winter Pastures for Taylor County and other county farmers. The program featured Dr. C L Elliston and Crofton on pasture value and alfalfa seed inoculation with farm financing talks by a State FHA agent. Attendees from Taylor County included Hicks, Tarant, Lavender, Hill, Daffin, Halsey, Ivery, Glover, Howell, Ross, Coleman, Hodges, Pace, Montford, Gipson, Pope, Bell, and Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Valley State College Department of Agriculture
Taylor County
Huston Stallworth
C V. Troup
Ft. Valley State College
Georgia
Thomas Delton
C. L. Elliston
J. C. Crofton
College
Holmes
Crofton
Elliston
Johnson
FHA
Taylor County Department of Agriculture
Butler School
Charlie Hicks
W. Tarant
T. H. Lavender
Jasper Hill
Eddie L. Daffin
Eddie L. Halsey
James Ivery
Coleman Glover
L. B. Howell
Sammie Ross
Anderson Ross
F. M. Coleman
Willie C
Soil erosion shown as active threat in Ocmulgee district
Soil scientists in cooperation with the Ocmulgee Soil Conservation District report active erosion across fields, noting deep gullies, ongoing sheet erosion, and the need for prevention through land cover. They urge landowners to study land capability and obtain soil conservation farm plans to halt further loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocmulgee District
Soil Con- Conservation Service
Ocmulgee
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Butler
Mighty Hammontree
exHisiTs
American Legion
Miss Mit
By Yolande Gwin
Fort Valley
J. W. Calhoun
Soil Conservation Service
Speed Oil CO
Butler, Ga
J.C
Rat) Griggs
E. F. Parr Estate
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