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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1956

Page

4

Oldest Charlton County Herald details and local notes

The Charlton County Herald in its 58th year notes editor R. W. Harrison and ongoing operation as the county’s oldest business. It mentions Ike versus Estes headlines, highway spending estimates of 1956, and Jere Moore Jr becoming Milledgeville Union Recorder editor alongside his father Jere Moore.

Charlton County Herald R. W. Harrison Jere Moore Jr Moores Milledgeville Union Recorder Ft. Benning Jere Moore

Planta Life Study Highlights Georgia Flora

Experts at the University of Georgia identify and classify unusual plants found in Georgia yards and fields. The program aids botanists farmers and curious residents by detailing where plants grow whether they are poisonous and how to control them.

Georgia University of Georgia

Hobby for Happiness From Enquirer Editor at St Francis Hospital

A Columbus Enquirer editorial notes editor W. C. Tucker remains in St Francis Hospital and urges readers to find joy in hobbies. It cites bankers, dentists, bus drivers, plumbers and newspapermen who pursue crafts like models, stamps, songs and fiction, noting one man patents a safety pin as a path to fortune.

The Christian Science Monitor Carey Williams W. C. Tucker Columbus Enquirer St. Francis Hospital Columbus the Enquirer

Livestock Authority Encourages Farm Loan Applications

Georgia Livestock Development Authority announces loans up to 75 percent of appraised farm value for Taylor County real estate. Eligibility requires owning a commercial farm with farming experience and reliable income. Loans cover refinancing, land, buildings, livestock, equipment, pasture development, wells, and other agriculture needs. agent Sam Hinsley will accept applications in Butler on designated Mondays at the County Agent's Office.

Sam Hinsley The Georgia Livestock Development Authority Taylor County

Boy Scouts Promote Get out the Vote Citizenship Campaign

The Boy Scouts of America with Freedoms Foundation plan a nationwide Get out the Vote effort to register eligible voters and boost turnout. About 35 million homes will be visited on November 3 with Liberty Bell placards urging voting by November 6.

Boy Scouts of America The Freedoms Foundation, Inc Valley Forge

Quotations on Wisdom and Conduct from History

Notable lines from Fuller Spurgeon La Rochefoucauld Carlyle Franklin Coleman and others on fault economy health wisdom and living within means. The collection contrasts quarreling causes with prudent living and value of art and speech.

Why Three Rings At Circus Baffles Augusta Pastor

Reverend R W Green Jr of Augusta recalls taking his two children to a circus with three rings. He notes the overlapping acts caused confusion as spectators try to watch multiple performances at once.

Rev R.W. Green, Jr Augusta

Community Notes From Pisgah County Social Roundup

Mr. Sidney Eubanks begins at Americas Vocational Institute on Monday. Several families visit relatives in Thomaston and Macon. Neighbors assist during recoveries and celebrate birthdays. Mrs. Theus improves at Montgomery Hospital. Hazel Hankinson has been ill but is improving.

Sidney Eubanks Brown Eubanks the Americas Vocational Institute Edward Taunton Thomaston D. M. Harris Charlie Hurst Fannie Bone Katie Peacock Butler Katinell Mott Nettie Saunders Mott Wyman Harris Steve Katinel Mott Joseph Harmon Jeff Harmon Tommy Eubanks Polk Harmon Harris Harmon James Harmon Warner Robins C. C. Giles J. J. Harmon Macon Robert Butler Joyce Williams T. W. O'Neal J. G Weeks Gene Suggs Elmo Weeks Moultrie Howard D. Chapman Rome Morrison Chapman Wayne George Theus Montgomery Hospital Hazel Hankinson

Mt Pisgah W M S Plans Day of Prayer Meeting

The Woman's Missionary Society of Mt Pisgah Baptist Church will meet Thursday at 10 a m to observe the Day of Prayer. All members are urged to attend.

Woman's Missionary Society Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church

Card of Thanks for Ambry Aultman Family

We thank our friends for deeds of kindness and thoughtfulness shown during the death of our husband and father Ambry Aultman. May God bless every one of you. Sincerely Mrs. Ambry Aultman Mrs. Mattie Hires Mrs. Julian Rogers

Ambry Aultman Mattie Julian Rogers

Mayor excursion reporters abroad and Dixie origin tale

C D Hollingsworth and Phil Buchell of the Sylvania Telephone join the Mayor on an overseas trip. A historical note explains how the South earned the name Dixie from French ten notes printed with Dix on New Orleans bank notes.

C. D. Hollingsworth Phil Buchell The Sylvania Telephone Greece United States New Orleans Bank of the South

Four Members of Hot Springs Family Shot to Death

Four members of a Hot Springs, Arkansas family were found shot to death in a locked home. Police discovered William McCoy, 34, on a bedroom floor with a 22 caliber pistol beside him, shot in the left temple. His wife Lillian, about 34, lay on a bed shot behind the right ear, in her nightgown.

HOT Springs Family Hot Springs Ark William McCoy McCoy Lillian

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Butler Herald Official Organ Taylor CO Phone Union Tic Forrester Golden Stairs Ike Adlai Estes and Dick Connecticut Ocmulgee Ike Hawkinsville Dispatch John Dennis U. S Olin Miller Congress Livestock Development Authority Boy Scouts Cochran Ernest Rogers Thomas Fuller Chas Spurgeon La Roche_foucald Thomas Carlyle Franklin Padrine Richard Whatley Edward P. Humphrey U. S. Department of Agriculture County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committees Soil Bank Mr. Pisgah News Wayne Pilcher Albany Charles Jr Evans Locke Janet G. D. Locke R. C. Morris Camilla Douglas Felix Pierce Billy Johnston Waverly Hall J. E. Brown Howard W. W. Green Bobby Pam Ray Green MT. Pisgah W.M.S Southern Granite Company John M. Heard, Jr Kingsley Forrester E.L Butler & Reynolds Taylor County Health Department M. B. Atwood, D. VM Court House Square Reynolds City Hall Butler Court House Thomas Stevenson Robert Louis Stevenson Lewis and Clark Mappis America U.S
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