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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1961

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Butler Welcomes Magic Mist Plant and 4-H Winners

Butler in Taylor County welcomes Conrad Chemical, led by Bruce Hansen and Carl Pointer, to produce Magic Mist oven cleaner at the old Ed wards Warehouse, with 16 cleaners on the market and 35 000 to 40 000 dollars payroll. Forty eight Georgia 4-H members earned trips to the National 4-H Congress in Chicago after state championships in Atlanta. Barbara Snead of Harris County won the dress revue and state leaders praised the 4-H program while Atlanta Chamber hosted the winners.

Verna Griggs Butler Taylor County South Main Street Edwards Conrad Chemical Georgia Corporation Middle Georgia Bruce W. Hansen Carl Pointer R. C. Brooks J. W. Edwards, II Washington Chicago Texas Hansen Food Service Howard Johnson Windy City 4-H Dinkler Plaza Atlanta Chambers of Commerce Barbara Snead Harris County Atlanta B. S. Gilmer Chamber of Commerce Farmers Club of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Grayle Hill Pulaski County Johnny Akins Berrien County Jimmy Jordan Bibb County Patricia McWhorter Pickens County Mary Gale Pickens Travis Usher Stewart

Andy Borders Wins Kiwanis Golf Tourney

The Labor Day Golf Tourney at Kiwanis Golf Club Reynolds GA was won by Andy Borders club champion. Marion Newsom preserved her ladies title in a sudden death playoff with Liz Forsling runner-up. Mercer Byrd won the men’s first flight after a playoff with Jack Cochran.

Kiwanis Golf Club Reynolds Andy Borders Marion Newsom Liz Forsling Mercer Byrd Roberta Jack Cochran Macon John Scarborough Mike Brunson Sue Whatley

Byrd Returns to Reynolds After Macon Hospital Stay

Lt Governor Garland Byrd discharged from Macon Hospital after six days of therapy for a hurt right foot. He plans a week at home in Reynolds before resuming his unofficial 1962 governor campaign. Visitors and calls numbered in the high hundreds daily.

Garland Byrd Macon Byrd James Griffith Reynolds National Guard Ft. Stewart

Lt Sonya Riddick Completes Special Training at Letterman

Lieutenant Sonya Riddick of Rupert Georgia, granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Harvey, completes five months internship in Physical Therapy at Letterman General Hospital Presidio of San Francisco California after seven months of didactic training at Fort Sam Houston Texas. She will receive a graduate Physical Therapist certificate and join the Letterman staff.

Sonya Riddick Fred Harvey Rupert Georgia Allen Laubscher Letterman General Hospital Presidio San Francisco California Riddick Army Medical Specialist Corps Medical Field Service School Fort Sam Houston San Antonio Texas Letterman ‘General Hospital Georgia State College For Women Milledgeville Fulton County Board of Education Atlanta Army Hospital Army Sonya Lt. Riddick Pacific Atlantic Seaboard

Three Taylor County Youths Injured In Wreck Near Pebble

Three Taylor County youths from Butler were injured Thursday afternoon when a pickup driven byJimmy Bone skidded on wet pavement near Pebble and overturned three times. Bone 18 Almgren 18 and Harris 20 suffered fractured collar bones head injuries and broken ribs. Bone and Harris were released Sunday Almgren remained in hospital likely through the week.

Taylor County Pebble Jimmy Bone Larry Almgren Calvin Harris Butler Bone Almgren Harris Jall

State bids open for 12 million resurfacing of roads

The state highway department opened bids totaling about 12 million to resurface 1 038 miles of state roads. Highway Board Chairman Jim L Gillis announced 45 apparent bidders. Major work covers U S Highway 41 from the Tennessee line to cartlersville and stretches near Vienna Unadilla and other sections in Dooly and Pulaski counties.

State Highway Department Highway Board Jim L. Gillis U. S. Highway 41 Tennessee Line Cartlersville Dalton Paving Company Dalton Asphalt, Inc Ledbetter-Johnson Company Rome Dooly Pulaski Vienna Unadilla Middle

Five year old Saunders boy injured by car in Butler

John Saunders Jr. 5, son of Mr and Mrs John Saunders of Butler, was struck by a car while crossing the street on the South side of the Court House square Tuesday afternoon. He received several stitches for a head wound and was reported in good condition Wednesday morning.

John Saunders Jr John Saunders Butler Court House Square

Revival at Assembly of God Through Sunday Sept 10

Evangelist Rev H C Wilson brings nightly gospel messages at 7 45 in the Assembly of God church. Public invited. Pastor Rev J B Weldon urges attendance through Sunday Sept 10.

Assembly ‘of God H. C. Wilson Assembly of God Church

Luckie Confirmed as U S Marshal for Southern Georgia

The U S Senate confirmed James E. Luckie as U S Marshal for southern Georgia with headquarters in Savannah. Luckie, a presidential nominee, is currently deputy marshal in the southern district’s Waycross office, succeeding James F. Brophy who was appointed under Eisenhower.

U. S. Senate James E. Luckie U. S Georgia Savannah Luckie Southern Waycross James F. Brophy

Auto wreck near Butler leaves one dead three hurt

A 16 year old girl Mary Lois Wilbhar died at a local hospital after an automobile crash two miles north of Butler on Highway 19 at Fountain's Lake. The 1954 Ford left the road at high speed, fell 15 feet into a spillway, and did not overturn. Driver John Thomas Russell is in critical condition. Clifford McCrary and Diane Roquemore are lightly injured.

Mary Lois Wilbhar Butler Fountain’s Lake Taylor County Charles Young John Thomas Russell Clifford McCrary Diane Roquemore Russell Georgia State Safety Department

Pastors School At Wesleyan College In Macon

About 700 ministers from North and South Georgia attended a five day pastors school at Wesleyan College in Macon. The event features workshops and lectures on counseling church administration and ministerial duties with speakers including Dr Rupert and Bishop John Smith guiding daily addresses.

Fred Gealy Ohio Methodist Theological School Franklin Littel Perkins School of Theology Southern Methodist University John Smith Atlanta Ofa Christian Education Ministry

Georgia Ranked Second in Disabled Rehabilitation Aid

The U S Department of Welfare reports Georgia ranked second nationwide in the proportion of disabled persons rehabilitated and third in total rehabilitations under the state federal program in the past year. Georgia posted 152 rehabilitations per 100 000 population, behind West Virginia 188 and the national average 51. New York led with 6 733 rehabilitations, followed by Pennsylvania 6 456 and Georgia 6 014.

Georgia U. S. Department of Welfare West Virginia New York Pennsylvania

Death Claims C. D. Johnson in Butler at 63

Carl Dewey Johnson, 63, died at his Butler home on Tuesday morning after a yearlong illness. A Taylor County native, he operated a plumbing business and was a Baptist Church member. Funeral services were held at Butler Baptist Church with Rev. E. H. Dunn and Rev. Walter Doggrell officiating. interment at Bethel Baptist Cemetery. He leaves wife Ruby Andrewood Johnson two daughters G R McKenzie and Charles Hubbard, six brothers two sisters and many nieces and nephews. Edwards Funeral Home, Butler, handled arrangements.

Carl Dewey Johnson Butler Mr. Johnson Taylor County W. A Elizabeth LaGrove Johnson Butler Baptist Church Johnson E. H. Dunn Walter Doggrell Bethel Baptist Cemetery John W.(bubber) Hinton Kenneth Barrow Taylor Harris James Barrow Robert Blackston Neal Hinton Ruby Andrewood Johnson G. R. McKenzie Charles Hubbard Columbus Messrs Allen Johnson Haines City Fla Valse Johnson Lakeland Clarence Johnson Immokalee Phillips Johnson Wanzie Beeland Johnson Tampa J. B. Selph Lakeland, Fla G. L. Blackston Edwards Funeral Home Butler Ln

Plane crash kills 78 in Chicago over Labor Day weekend

A Trans World Airlines Constellation carrying 78 people, including an infant, crashed near Midway Field Chicago at 2 06 a m enshrouded by a ball of orange flame. The Boston to San Francisco flight was en route to Las Vegas Nevada with families aboard for vacation.

Hinsdale Ill Trans World Airlines TWA Chicago James Chamberlain Boston San Francisco Midway Field Las Vegas Nevada

Crawford High enrolls 475 for fall term

Crawford County High School opened Friday with 475 students registered for the fall term. Principal Robert L. Sheets expects enrollment to reach 500 within ten days. The Crawford County Training School for Negroes has 949 enrolled, with 31 teachers, and is expected to rise to about 1,000 in a month.

Roberta Crawford County High School Robert L. Sheets Crawford County

Funeral Services Tuesday for Oliver G. Wilson

Oliver G. Wilson 81 died recently and funeral services were held Tuesday at 3 p m at Roberta City Cemetery with Rev. A W Rollins officiating. Burial followed in the city cemetery. Surviving sisters are Mrs Sam Shapples and Mrs Annie Mae Shapples of Danton and Mrs Gladys Lumpkin of Ft Valley. brothers Mike, Claud, Clarence of Musella, and Lee and Jess of Forsyth. Bankston Funeral Home handled arrangements.

Roberta Oliver G. Wilson Roberta City Cemetery A. W. Rollins City Sam Shapples Annie Mae Shapples Danton Gladys Lumpkin Ft. Valley Mike Wilson Claud Wilson Clarence Wilson Musella Lee Wilson Jess Wilson Forsyth Bankston Funeral Home

Also Mentioned on This Page

Freddie Jown Indu Congress Conrad Chemical Corporation Kiwanis Macon Hospital Letterman Hospital J. B. Weldon J. E. Luckie U. S. Marshal Wesleyan College C. D. Johnson Baptist Church Bethel City Crawford High O. G. Wilson
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