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THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, JANUARY 10, 1957.
PAGE THREE
Local
Happenings
LEGAL NOTICE
Grand Jury Presentments
Mrs. Janette Riley spent Friday
alight the guest of Miss Mary Tom
Gray.
Mr. J. D. Price Jr. of Forsyth vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith
Tuesday. \
Mrs. Mae Riley returned home
Sunday from a visit with her
children in Atlanta.
STATE OF GEORGIA | 1957, of the Taylor County
TAYLOR COUNTY: l Superior Court:
Whereas, heretofore on May 16, GEORGIA—Taylor County:
1953, Jim Hortman did execute to We the Grand Jury sworn and
The Citizens State Bank, Reynolds, empannelled for the January Term
Georgia, a Georgia Banking Cor- of 1957, Taylor County Superior
poration a certain Security Deed Court make the following Present-
to the following described proper- ments.
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ -w. ——.—.—— T . - - ( ty; 1 1* We sincerely wish to thank
Don’t forget the PTA meets Jan , Mr and Mrs. W. H. Stalnaker Eighty-eight (88) acres more or Hon. Hubert Calhoun for his able
17th at the school cafeteria I are the proud parents of a fine less of land lot No. ten (10) in the and enlightening charge to the
I son, William Scott, born Dec. 30th. Old Agency Reserve, bounded as Jury.
follows: North by land of B. M. 2. We also wish to thank Hon.
The little friends of Master David Montgomery, South by lands of C. John H. Land, Solicitor General
Reddish will be glad to learn he b. Byrd, East by land of C. B. Byrd for his assistance and cooperation
is at home now after being a pa- and Gilly Byrd, West by lands of in expediting the work of this
tient at Sams hospital a few days James and Thomas Montgomery, body.
recently. t Said above described land known 3. The Committee on inspection
. __ ... , ,1 as the W. C. Cosey home place. of county buildings, equipment
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mi mbs and , sub j ec t to prior lien to Fed- and other County property corn-
sons, Jack and Jimrny of Milledge- era j Land Bank for about 3,500.00. posed of Mr. C. B. Shine, Mr. Wm.
ville, were guests of their mother j n ^yior County* Georgia, to se- Maxwell and Mr. David Childree
j Mrs. Jack Gill and relatives here cure a note even da t e therewith, report that they found the jail to
Mrs. Jim Gibson, Mrs. Vernon | * ast week end - | all as shown by Security Deed re- be clean and well kept. They rec-
Reddish and Mrs. Sink MaTshall j ]yj rs Fva Halley moved into her corded in the Office of the Clerk ommend that the window panes in
spent Monday in Atlanta. | attractive new home last Friday. of Superior Court of Taylor Coun- the jail should be replaced. They
Mrc r r p QnQmQ r-itv 1 This modern” type new residence is ty, Georgia in Deed Book 6, pages commend the County Commission-
Mrs. C. C. Hobbs of Panama City . th southern section of 232 , and, ers for the work that is being done
Fla., is visiting the Carl Hobbs .. Hiehwav 3 I WHEREAS, said Security Deed is on the court house. The convict ,
family for several weeks. j J subject ' to outstanding Security camp was found to be clean and ,
Master Clegg Bazemore of Ca- ' Mr - and Mrs -- Howard Gillham Deed in favor of Federal Land well kept,
taula is visiting his grandmother ! and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bank of Columbia. 4. The committee for the inspec-
Mrs B H Bazemore this week ' i Gillham and children all of Atlan- WHEREAS, said note has be- tion of all county books and rec-
’ j ta were week end guests of Mr. come in default as to the princi- ords composed of J. R. Wilson, W.
Sgt. and Mrs. Frank Windham of and Mrs. A. B. Duncan and family, pal and interest. G. Neisler and H. B. Walker, re-
Valdosta were week end guests of , NOW THEREFORE, according to ported that the books of all the
their mother, Mrs. Hoke Windham, j Mr - and Mrs. C anes asey anc tbe or jginal terms of said Security county officers are neatly and
daughter, Terry left for Alamosa, Deed a , nd the laws in such cases correctly kept, so far as they were
Mr. and Mrs. Billiy Pennington | Colo., Jan. 1st where they P lan ° ma de dnd provided, the under- able to determine in the time pro-
and children of Columbus were make their future home Mr Ca- signed win se for sale t0 the vided.
week end guests of relatives here. , sey recently received lus discharge highest and best bidder for cash( 5 . Werecommend that the fee to
Allen and Wayne Smith spent from , the Army at Ft- enning. tbe aboVe described land subject to the Butler Herald for printing of J
the week end with their grand- Capt. and Mrs. James A. Braddy outstanding Security Deed referred the Presentments be raised from >
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Smith, and children have returned to their to above, after proper advertise- $15.00 to $20.00.
' home in Atlanta after spending "lent, on the first Tuesday in 6. We recommend that the (
Friends of Mrs. G. J. Hortman t , be Christmas and New Year February, 1957 during the legal County Commissioners contact the!
will be glad to know that she has bo jid a ys with Mr. and Mrs. George hours of sale before the court Judge and the Solicitor in regard to ,
been released from the local hos- Culverhouse and Mrs. Jack Brooks, house door in Taylor County, purchase of law books which are
pital. | ■ , Georgia. The proceeds from said needed in the Court House.
I Recent guests of Mrs. Hoke sale, to be applied, first to the 7. We recommend to the Sheriff
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Childres Windham Wednesday included: p a yment of said note, principal, and other County Officers that]
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mis jy[ r> ohlander Driskell and son, interest and expenses, and the bal- they maintain a closer check on |
K. E. Jones Jr., of Macon Sunday vVa.lke r Driskell of Ft. Meade, Fla. a nce, if any, to be delivered to speeders and wreckless drivers on
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If it’s service you like, keep your
checking account at the
THE CITIZENS STATE BANKS
(Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corpooration)
BUTLER, GEORGIA REYNOLDS, GEORGIA
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evening.
The Driskells are cousins of Mrs. the said Jim Hortman.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Smith and Windham whom she had not seen ,
children were Sunday evening din- ^ or ^0 years.
ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don; The numerous friends of Post
master Carl Hobbs will be glad to j
learn he is recovering satisfactori
ly at City Hospital, Columbus
This 2nd day of January, 1957.
highways and county roads, and |
that special attention be given to |
Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Jarrell, Jer
ry and Buddy were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Jar
rell at Perry.
v Jim Hortman.
GEORGJS C. KENNEDY
Attorney at Law
Manchester, Georgia
FOR YEAR'S SUPPORT
STATE OF GEORGIA,
after undergoing major surgery a
few days ago. He hopes to retun
home the latter part of this week.
Mrs. B. H. Bazemore and Mr. ,, , _ u _
Harold Bazemore spent last week „.?f esda ™ es Fm ™ ett f nd Lav ^. on
end in Macon visiting Mr. and Wl A SCm J.* Mr .f‘ , H 'A 1, Jacks0,r } of Tl £‘
Mrs. Walter Wainright. " a11 atte " ded ., the T Ga J^ en dy
! Mrs. T W. Wilson Sr., Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan Giles will afternoon at Ellaville in honor of T a ylor Court of Ordinary:
soon be in their new home now her daughter in law, Mrs. T. W. I . J anuar y 8, 1957.
under construction in the southern Wilson Jr., of Ft. Leavenworth,' ™he appraisers upon application
K an . of Mrs. Hamp Riley, widow of said ommended, it is
Hamp Riley for a 12 months’ sup- that the foregoing Presntments be
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1 port , having filed their return; published in the Butler Herald and
J. H. West included: Rev. Stewart all persons concerned hereby are the! Sum of $20.00 be paid for said
Wood, Rector of the Episcopal cited to show cause, if any they publication.
Church at Carrollton; Mrs. Wood have at the next regular February! This 7th day of January, 1957.
residence section of the city.
Mrs. T. L. Fountain and Mrs. W.
H. Trussell spent Tuesday in Al
bany the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Gray Fountain and daughters.
THE CITIZENS STATE BANK, drivers who are not, of age.
Reynolds, Georgia We the Grand Jury, recommend
By: DORIS GRIFFIN, Cashier, that the Presentments be pub-
As Attorney in Fact for lished in the Butler Herald and
that the sum of $20.00 be ap
propriated for the payment of
same. j
This 7th day of January, 1957.
H. S. GATES,
Foreman
W. T. NEISLER,
Clerk.
H. B. WALKER,
Asst. Clerk.
GEORGIA—Taylor County:
The Grand Jury having so rec-
hereby ordered
. i and their two sons; Mr. and Mrs. term of this Court, why said appli-
Mr.^and Mrs- John ^ Pennington Bmie Wood of Ft valley; Mrs. Ed cation should not be granted.
" ' ” " ' "" P. B. CHILDS, Ordinary,
and Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Taunton i McMichael and Mrs. Mogarrah of
were Sunday night supper guests TazeW ell, and M rs. Lillian San-
of Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Underwood, j ders of Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Robertson at- j
tended the Simmons family reun-!
ion at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Rodgers at Oglethorpe Sun
day.
Miss Mary McCorvey, Phil and
little Murray * Walker spent the
week end at Unadilla, visiting par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Mc
Corvey.
Mrs. Billy Parks has b^en ill for
the past few days at the home of
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Lump
kin at Jnnction City. We wish for ters of the Legion in Atlanta.
Mrs. Parks a speedy recovery so Robert Butler is Commander of
that she may return to her home the Post and Walter M. Mathews
here. Jr. is Adjutant.
Butler Legion Post
Wins Honor Ribbon
Butler Post No. 124 of the Ameri
can Legion at Butler has won an
Honor Ribbon from the National
Organization for having enrolled
Taylor County, Georgia.
HUBERT CALHOUN,
Judge Superior Court,
Taylor County,
Chattahoochee Circuit
Announcement for Mayor
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my many
In accordance with the rules and friends for their kind thoughtful-
regulations governing te election ness of visits, cards and flowers
of City Officials I make this my showered upon me while a pa-
announcement for office of Mayor tient at a Columbus hospital. Your
City of Butler at the January 12th prayers for me were most appre-
date of election. ! dated and may God bless each
I only advocate continuos prog- ! and every one of you.
BABY CHICKS
For Egg Production
S. C. White Leghorns
For Broilers
Paramenter Reds
Vantress X White Rock
All Eggs Are Hatched from
U.S. Pullorum Clean Flocks
We are increasing our capacity and need a few
supply flocks for our hatchery. Will help finance some
reliable party.
McCants Poultry Farm & Hatchery
Butler, Georgia
Phone UN. 2-3460
more 1957 members by Dec. 31, ] re ss with as much economy as Mrs. Theo Chapman & Family.
1956 than the total number of 1956
members in the Post.
The Honor Ribbon will be pre
sented thru Department Headquar-
DEAN
SUTLER, CA.
Monday & Tuesday, January 14 & 15
Monday & Tuesday Night Shows Start at 8:00 P. M.
“THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE”
Glenn Ford, Jeane Crain, Broderick Crawford
possible to carry out progressive
administration.
I have no personal motive in
asking this favor at your hands.
The motto, “Equal rights to all
and special privileges to none” is
my slogan.
LEWIS BEASON.
For Mayor
Wednesday and Thursday, January 16 -ft 17
Wednesday Shows Start at 8:00 P. M.
“SEVEN MEN FROM NOW”
Randolph Scoff
Friday & Saturday, January 18X19
Friday Shows Start at 8:00 P. M.
SATURDAY SHOWS Continue from 2:30 to II P. M.
“THAT TEXAS JAMBOREE”
Ken Curtis and Jeff Donnell
—Also—
“BOBBY WARE IS MISSING”
Neville Brand,. Arthur Franz, Jean Wiljes
To the People of Butler:
I am a candidate for the Office
of Mayor subject to the rules and
regulations governing the election
Jan. 12th.
If elected, I pledge the same
progressive administration of the .
affairs of the office that marked
the previous six years I served as j
your Mayor.
It shall also be my purpose to
work whole-heartedly with the
elected Council, the civic clubs, I
and other citizen groups in an ef
fort to secure for Butler and com
munity some type of industry.
Very sincerely,
E. L. HARRIS.
CARD OF THANKS !
Mere words are inadequate to
express the deep appreciation of
our heart to each of you generous
friends who were so kind and sym
pathetic to us during the lingering
illness and subsequent death of
our precious father.
May the Heavenly Father who
sees all and who rewards every
deed done in His Name abundantly
reward each of you is our sincere
prayer.
The Family of
J. T. COX
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and neighbors for each kind word
and deed shown us during the ill
ness and death of our loved one.
May God shower each of you with
his richest blessings.
The Family of
Mrs. Rudolph Harper.
"COMING EVENTS
CAST THEIR
SHADOWS BEFORE"
Right now things are hap
pening that will meal much
to your future better health.
Millions of dollars are being
spent by the pharmaceutical
industry* to research new
drugs that promise t ocure,
or relieve diseases that have
plagued mankind for ages.
Part of the cost of the
medicines in your prescrip
tions is paynig for this re
search. Because of this, it is
certain, that in the future,
many lives will be saved.
YOUR PHYSICIAN
CAN PHONE
UNlon 2-3875
WHEN YOU NEED
A MEDICINE
Bring your Prescriptions to
us and they will be filled
promptly and carefully.
A great many people en
trust us with the responsi
bility of filling their pre
scriptions. May we compound
yours?
SMITH S PHARMACY
BUTLER, GA.
"Prescriptions First"
♦Quotation by
H. I. Phillips (Born 1887)
We Buy Corn
We are paying the highest prevail
ing market price for White and Yel
low Corn.
Fast Unloading Facilities
PEED BROTHERS MILLING CO
Butler Georgia
Corn Wanted
We Buy Wtite and Yellow Corn
Pay Highest Prices
Fast Unloading Facilities
ZENITH MILL
ZENITH, GEORGIA
Phone: Ft. Valley, TA. 5-5120
(1263m)