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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1949

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Soil conservation progress near Taylor Mill gains ground

OLD TIMER reports a tour of the Taylor Mill area showing erosion control and reforestation efforts through the Soil Conservation Service with local landowners. He notes pine planting by several residents, fire breaks, and plans to expand tree plantings, predicting increased land value and a brighter regional future.

Taylor Mill Potterville Soilonservation Service U. S M. Pp Dean Soil Conservation Service U. J. Fountain Fountain A. J. Fountain Dan Beeland C. E. Whatley B. E. Cox Lee Posey Feo Ocmulgee River Middle Georgia

Joint Meeting Planned by American Legion and Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary and the Legionnaires of Butler Post will hold a joint session Tuesday evening to discuss plans for the Better Home Town Contest and the County Fair. All members are urged to attend. Mrs. E. H. Dunn, President Auxiliary H Elliston, Adjt. Post No. 124.

American Legion Auxiliary Legionnaires of the Butler Post E. H. Dunn Elliston Adjt Taylor County Farm Bureau and Associated Women Court House

Improvements and events brighten Butler community life

Local Baptist church labor continues on interior upgrades while the Bethel Primitive Baptist church plans Friday and Saturday services. Supt. Dunn notes a strong start at the local school with over 4000 students enrolled. Dr. Lewis Benson and Mrs. Cecil W. Cox recover from operations at Montgomery hospital and St. Joseph’s Infirmary respectively. A Taylor County Farm Bureau meeting is set for Monday night at the courthouse. A cemetery fall cleaning drive is organized with contact persons named. WSB radio programs reflect community prizes and humor. The Methodist church thanks Mr. Sims Garrett Jr. for needed improvements.

Funeral Services For Mr J L Royal Held At Thomaston

Funeral services were held Sunday at the Thomaston Methodist church for James Lester Royal with burial in Bethlehem Cemetery. The pastor Dr W W Cowart conducted the rites with pallbearers R J Warner Monroe Harden Harrison Storey Horace Casey R F Martin Ben H Morgan. Royal, a Goodyear employee and Taylor county native born July 1, 1895, died at Emory University hospital after years of illness. He is survived by Eva Rhodes his wife, two sisters Nina Royal and Mrs Claude McLendon, two brothers S A Royal and W A Royal, and many friends. He was a devout Methodist and active in civic affairs.

Thomaston Methodist Church James Lester Royal Bethelemetery W. W. Cowart Messrs R. J. Warner Monroe Harden Harrison Storey Horace Casey R. F. Martin Ben H. Morgan Pasley Funeral Home Thomaston Mr. Royal Emory University Hospital Atlanta Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co Taylor County Royal R. A. Royal Caddie Royal Eva Rhodes Nina Royal Claude McLendon Byromville S. A. Royal Jacksonville Ala W. A. Royal

Nazarene Church Plans Expansion and Gifted Fund Drive

Generous support speeds church growth and the planned addition of Sunday school rooms and an assembly hall. Rev Frank M Bohler leads a growing congregation as the Nazarene church undertakes construction of a house of worship. R L Brown helps by leaving a hair token before joining the Georgia Shriners party to Birmingham.

The Nazarene Church Frank M. Bohler R. L. Brown Georgia Shriners Birmingham

Taylor County Welfare Funds Total 110205 For 1949

The Taylor County welfare report shows expenditures of 110205.00 for the year ending June 30 1949 covering 528 cases an increase of 26119.50 from the prior year. Old age assistance rose to 481 cases paying 95180.00. dependent children 42 cases paying 14500.50. blind 5 cases paying 724.50. Funds come from State 49542.25 Federal 55102.50 and county 5560.25 with grants based on 85 percent of need.

Taylor County Lula Wall Wilson Department of Public Welfare

Schedule of Worship at Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church

Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church announces Sunday School at 10 30 am with Carol Peacock as superintendent. Preaching at 11 30 am by the pastor and again at 7 30 pm with a prayer and praise service. The Governor proclaims Soil Conservation Week September 11 18 urging land care and country development.

Carol Peacock Georgia

New Prospect Church To Call Pastor on the Third Sunday

New Prospect Free-will Baptist church near Reynolds will hold services on the third Saturday and Sunday in September with Rev. W. J. Childree in charge. All members and friends are asked to attend as a pastor election for another year and other business matters are to be transacted.

New Prospect Free-will Baptist Church Reynolds W. J. Childree

Damage suit filed against Ralston Hotel over elevator fall

J. Q. Davis of Columbus seeks 100000 in Muscogee superior court alleging an elevator fell from the second floor at the Ralston Hotel last April injuring him and causing two broken vertebrae and the need for a brace. The suit names the hotel partnership of Adeline Arnd Loridans and Oscar L. Betts with attorneys Albert Stubbs and W. S. Cain.

Columbus Ralston Hotel Company J. Q. Davis Davis Ralston Muscogee Superior Court Albert Stubbs W.S. Cain Adeline Arnd Loridans Fulton County Oscar L. Betts

Worship Services at Howard and Mauk Churches

The Howard Church holds Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. and worship at 11:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. The Mauk Church offers morning worship at 10 a.m. with Sunday School after, led by Mrs. B. S. Parker. Revival begins at 8 p.m. daily through Friday with Billy Childres and the pastor leading singing and preaching.

Howard Church H. A. Sealy Mauk B. S. Parker Billy Childres Mauk Church J. W. M. Stipe

Local Young People Earn Degrees at Georgia University

Miss Helen Perkins daughter of Mr and Mrs E H Perkins of Howard and Mr Edwin Allen son of Mr and Mrs H E Allen of Butler received bachelor degrees from the University of Georgia in Athens on August 31. Perkins earned a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics with a clothing and textiles major and will start as Home Demonstration Agent at Dawson on September 19. Allen earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with a horticulture major and will enter Harper's School of Floral Design in Atlanta on September 12.

Helen Perkins E. H. Perkins Howard Edwin Allen H. E. Allen Butler University of Georgia Athens Perkins Homecon Wesley Foundation Council Dawson Allen Floricultural Club University Theater Ag Club Alpha Phi Omega Harper’s School of Floral Design Atlanta

Governor Talmadge Speaks On Labor Day At Reynolds

Governor Herman Talmadge addressed a large crowd at Reynolds Golf Course on Labor Day urging cooperation to attract new industries and keep Georgia youth at home. He highlighted administration gains including higher workmen compensation and funding for schools, Milledgeville State Hospital reforms, Battey Hospital expansion to reduce tuberculosis in ten years.

Governor Talmadge Reynolds Herman Talmadge Reynolds Golf Course Taylor County Garland Byrd Georgia Milledgeville State Hospital Battey Hospital

Globe flier Bill Odom dies in suburban crash

Bill Odom a 30 year old Globe flier died when his modified F 51 Mustang crashed into a Berea home killing Mrs Jeanne Laird 24 and badly burning her baby son. Odom's plane flipped after diving to a pylon missing the building as the neighbor watched.

Cleveland Bill Odom Berea Jeanne. Laird Jacqueline Cochran Fred Odom New York C. Laird Odom Laird

Retail Sales Rise in 11 Cities in July

The Commerce Department in Atlanta reports July sales rose in 11 cities and areas of the southeast compared with last year. Increases ranged from one to 13 percent in Augusta, Columbus and Savannah Georgia, Greenwood, D C, Biloxi, Clarksdale and Gulfport Mississippi, Johnson City Tennessee, and Manatee and Sarasota counties Florida, among others. Downward trends appeared in 12 other areas.

Atlanta U. S. Department of Commerce Southeast Augusta Columbus Savannah Greenwood D. C Biloxi Clarksdale Gulfport Miss Johnson City Tenn Manatee Sarasota Florida McCormick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Legion and Auiiliary ABOUT Baptist Church Supt Bethel Primitive Baptist Church Lewis Benson Montgomery Hospital Cecil W. Cox Junction City St. Joseph’s Infirmary W. A. Payne H. E. Childres Jim Gibson Methodist Church Sims’ Garrett, Jr J. L. Royal Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church J. H. Stanford New Prospect Church 3Rd Sun Ralston Hotel Howard and Globe Flier
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