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PAGE TWO THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA. JUNE 29, 1961. Reynolds Department Conducted by State Patrol To Keep Eagle Eve On July 4 Travel Struble Chosen Top Ga. Employee ATLANTA—Henry D. Struble, assistant to the (Hank) director Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds ^ Miss Marion Newsom was in Macon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Payne were at home for the week end. Mrs. W. M. Hollis is a patient at the Macon Hospital where she will undergo surgery today. Misses Shirley and Carolyn Trus- sell were at home for the week end. Dr. and Mrs. E. C. Whatley and family spent last week at Jekyll Island. Miss Frances Harrell is in Sa- vanah this week visiting Miss Ann Riley. Mrs. Lewis Ruffin, Mrs. Wini fred Harrell and daughters were in Macon Saturday. Mrs. Clyde Wilson of Waycross is spending the week with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neisler. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Waller, Mike and Tim attended a family reunion in Thomaston Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Robinson and children spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Floy Bullock of Jefferson, were here for the funeral of Mr. Joe Royeton, Friday. Meeting Of Gordon - Carson Chapter, UDC Mrs ATLANTA—If you plan to be a- 0 f t he Department of State Parks iij mong the thousands of motorists and active promoter of recreation, ji!| traveling Georgia’s open roads dur- has been named Georgia’s “State ing the prolonged Fourth of July Employee of the Year.” .weekend, you’d better make up chosen from among more than ! your mind right here and now to ig.OOO state employees, Struble was [hew the line by driving carefully awa rded a $100 U. S. Savings Bond and sensibly. and a plaque as winner in the con- Reason: The State Highway Pa- test sponsored by the Advisory o j Tankerslev and Mrs ' tt0 } J* 11 , 1 , be * n *“ u fo \ ce to Council of the Government Em- E. B. S Lh T „ were 1 ho*,.' *£ Ely STS,™. *"r"o. c 5k Ksssisxre 8 p " s » n " ei Swearingen, June 22. Officers and William P . Trotter, director of the ,, ,« formprIv serve d as 1 committee chairmen made reports Geo rg ia Department of Public Safe- ^treble .38 ^[^ieki' for the year, since this was the ty athletic director of the Red snieici last meeting until September. D , . . Boys Club of Atlanta and of the The meeting was well attended BaS f pre H sent Atlanta Boys Club, and is a former by members and three visitors: Mrs. M =1Ud L ng superintendent of parks and recrea- John Mims, Miss Rebecca Mims, a " l ' he nu , nrll ?er tion for the City of Griffin and and little Miss Jan Tankersley, " , ... y more vehicles Spalding County. granddaughter of the president. tb ® ,°f. ds thls year than laat > As a softball pitcher, he was Program chairman, Mrs. C. F. ^ prediction is ^ that at least 25 name d to the all-time, All-Star At- Family Rescued In Athens Fire ATHENS, Ga., June 22—An Ath ens man smashed his way into a trailer early Thursday to save its four occupants from an almost sure death. James L. Farr, 30, was returning from a visit in a nearby town when he saw smok6 boiling from a breezeway that connected a cross roads store and a trailer the store’s owners used as a home. Farr told’ firemen that just as he pulled up to the store the breeze way blazed up. He said he jumped from his car and broke into the trailer by smashing his fist through a window in the door. He pulled Mrs. Hughie White out of the trailer and shouted to awak en the other occupants, her hus band and two sons, John 16, and Jack, 23. / Both the trailer and the breeze way were destroyed, but Athens firemen saved the brick store. Asst. Fire Chief Max Pinson laud ed Farr for his heroic action, say ing his quick response undoubted ly save the Whites’ lives. Carson, gave a most Informative ‘"f'V Hit. team in 1955 and pitched in talk on the difficultlles encounter- ^ u “,ng h, CiJSta dSfngft?up ,h " W °™ SoBb,U T ° urnan,e "' fng^ t amy° n LUtirMis8 ■SnkerL 4 ®^J^ ay P” 1 " 1 - '^Struble was chosen this year by ley, an accomplished pianist at the it** f 10 d ° Gov. Vandiver to lead all state de age of eight, played "Alice Blue power to pre- partmen ts in the Easter Seal Drive Gown" and ihe Fairies' Ball". Sle 't r »™ ?,om th 8 . S'™? *"<1 » serve as state contact offi- The hostesses, assisted by Mrs. D. ™ p ' e ' ] rs the 34 ° ut - cer on the Outdoor Recreation Re- W. Harp and Mrs. D. J. Hicks, ser- t Lnui»hnm r - pn S scattered sources Review Commission, an a- ved party sandwiches, cookies and , . . g ’ as we as A ' gency established by the President, punch personnel and * m officer o{ the Geo rgia ! GBI agei ? ts ’ wdl be actlve duty gtat Employees’ Recreation Assn, around the clock for 102 consecutive The c0 P t J t winner , who is mar- Worship at Trinity 2nd and 4th Sundays t o„ T “ 0 p - m ' * rlaay - ters is also active in PTA, church June 30, through midnight Tuesday *'} “ te 7 a B ns serv ice work/as well j fraternal organizations. He ■ July 4 All vacations and weekend pass has been a state employee since Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Philpot and jm. on the 2nd and 4th Sundays in H. Burson, commanding officer' family are spending some time ea <* monHl . ..... B 1 We urge all who will to come and hear the good old-time Gos pel messages of Rev. R. B. Mc- Fadden of Macon. Trinity Church. Oglethorpe Jail To Be Torn Down CLASSIFIED ADS. FOR SALE CHEAP I 1956 V-8 Ford F-500 IV2 ton 12ft. ton Heavy with Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Bryan. Mrs. Lucius Bass and Diane have returned home after spend ing two weeks at Jekyll Island. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pruitt of Thomaston were here for the What ley Shackleford wedding Sunday. Mrs. Winnie Hodges, Mr. and Mrs. Walton Hodges, Gene and _ ^ ^ ^ ^ Joan were in Ft. Valley Saturday. Oglethorpe, county seat of Macon announced strategie points^on both for*rentor sale. Mrs. Maude Baker and Gayle Coun ty, is to be demolished and major highways and secondary j Phone UN. 2-3475 of the Uniform Division. In all, some 440 officers and men will be on duty, he said. ' All available equipment will be platform body, pressed into service. This includes 1957 V-8 Dodge 3/4 naid-to-detect patrol cars in some duty pickup. ( ten different colors, unmarked cars Both in excellent condition, Phone manned by GBl agents and air- FA 7-6571, Columbus, Ga. planes and helicopters used spotters, speedtiming devises, radar equipment and even walkie-talkies. FOR RENT OR SALE Spacious 3-bedroom house OGLETHORPE—The old jail in Roadblocks will be set up at un- Broad Street in the city of Butler, E. J. STINSON Aultman have returned home from replaced by a new and completely roads to check the physical condi- a visit with Miss Wynelle Baker in moderin structure designed to ac- tion of vehicles and drivers. All; — 1 cord with recommendations from ground units will be in communi- | POND DRAINING, JULY 4TH the United States Department of Ctt ciun with those airborne via ra- 10:00 O’CLOCK A. M. SHARP. 12% Prisons. dio. Complete reports will be car- ACRE LAKE KNOWN AS EDWARDS | Used for its present purpose even r ied over the patrol’s state wide LAKE; PLENTY GF BASS, CATFISH > before the adjacent Macon County radio network at regular intervals, BREAM JACK AND POND MULLET , Court House was built in 1894, the it was pointed out. LOCATED APPROXIMATELY ONE | ol djail has been condemned as un- Col Xrottei . ( u Col H L Con . MILE NORTH OF BUTLER, GA. | “£■ „ p . . . „ tfrirnpv ner - deputy safety director, and Ma- OFF HIGHWAY 19. WATCH FOR ----- T ’ Bob f tS !’ CO Z r Ln^nr7 t ’ j° r Burson will dire ^t the massive SIGN. $5.00 ENTRANCE FEE. Brer Russell who are attending said that final plans and specificat- entorcement operation which will summer school at the University of {<>ns 'have been submitted to the extend f e nd of the state Georgia, were at home for the Board of Commissioners for the de- tQ t Qther week end molition of the old structure and for the erection of a new one-story . ^ Jacksonville, Fla. Bonnie Harrell and Mary Wini fred Harrell are in Jefferson this week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Floy Bullock and family Mr. Hubert Sasser, Mrs. Wini fred Harrell, Gene Brunson and FOR RENT 3 Bedroom House in Byrd Sub- “The State Patrol, cooperating 'division in Butler. Available after 1 _. _ , wmi law enforcement aeencies July 1. For complete information Mrs. C. B. Byrd spent last week rectangular building. T. Firth Lock- throughout Geo rgi a , will be doing call UN 2-4435 or UN 2-2465. with brother and his wife, Mr. and wood of Columbus is the architect. every f hing hum / nly D0S ‘ ible in J ‘ Mrs. Gaston Waters in Columbus. — Mrs. Byrd was accompanied h °me r porg J ans T n RO’s by Mr. and Mrs. Waters who spent ^ eor S l * n * 111 s the weekend with her. Fly to Germany Word is received from Mr. Wal lace Monk, Boston, Mass., that he HEIDELBERG, Germany effort to prevent accidents from | CIVIC MINDED person having marring this year’s Independence confidence and respect of business 1 Day celebration”, Col. Trotter de- people. To make credit investiga- ' dared. Itions and serve as our local corres- ^ "Make courtesy your code of the pondent in Butler, Ga. only . . work June 22 roa d. A driver who insists on tak- is P art time 041 fee basis. Write S. h\d the good fortune of fishing off A Georgia couple in their 80’s, cele- iaig mone than his share of the K. Reed, Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. P. the Atlantic Coast recent v and his brating their 60th wedding anmver- road or drives in excess of stated O. Box No. 6187, Station H, Atlanta ^ r four fish * a <y. arlived here this week t0 Vlsit . «peed limits is inviting trouble. If 8, Georgia. catch consisted of four fish weighing 42 pounds total, and in the length of time of three hours. EXCHANGE HOURS FOR CASH OPPORUNITY for (3) women to make good money in a business of their own. Start earning at once representing Avon. Write Avon, Americus. — inviting „ a soldier son and begin a tour of y 0 y practice courtesy, you will be 10 European countries. surprised to find that other drivers Mr. and Mrs. H. Eugene Fant, 87 will return your courtesy.” and 84, of Athens had never flown , Lagt yeaf during before. Thev were met at Frank- 4th holiday period 17 persons were FOR SALE One 250 Gal. gas tank, one 30 78 hour Jo]v Gal ' 8 as P erma S las water heater, 10 nour July , nno non rtit eras glass lined; one 35,000 BTU gas Dearborn vented heater; one 45,000 furt by their son, Lt. Col. Glenn E. ki ii pd _ d 920 i n 4 llrP H i n kk7 Fant, public relations officer of the Georgia accident reco d rds sh ^ 7 BTU Dynavent window heat unit U. S. Army in Europe. Georgia’s best 4th of July Safety A11 ln g° od condition; will sell rea- sonable. only four persons were killed and ™ S , o]Lt NCIS PEED 88 injured in 286 accidents occurr- ing over a period of 102 hours -- the same length as this year’s holi day weekend. It was tip-top. It s the only way j. e £Q rd s mce 1952 was in 1957 when for old folks to travel”, said the eld- recorn slnce was in 1957 when erly man. Man Blinded By Explosion Asks $600,000 Bainbridge, Ga., FOR SALE One Mahogany bedroom suit: good condition. Also Kerosene Duo Therm Circulating Heater, large size with tank. MRS. J. H. NEISLER Phone TI 7-5265 Reynolds, Ga. WANTED TO BUY Small Farm or acreage. Write full and lowest Protects your cotton Quality products from W00LF0LK CHEMICAL WORKS, LTD. ATLANTA—A man Thursday filed a $600,000 description, location I damage suit, contending he was pr i C e. ■ blinded by the explosion of a clean- JAMES H. WILLIAMS sing product manufactured in At- Charing Ga. ' lanta. ’ The action was filed in Fulton FOR SALE j County Superior Court by Aaron B. 5 piece Mahogany bedroom suit [Holland, 49. like new, consisting of Book-case The suit is against Center Che- bed, Box Springs, Inner-Spring Mat- 'mical Company, Sanford Company, tress, Chest of Drawers and Triple [Oxford Chemical Corporation, and Dresser. A SAFER, LONGER LASTING INSECTICIDE available In dust or spray to control in sects, bollweevils, bollworms, aphids, all spider mites, thrips fleahoppers, leafworrnt and lygus buss. Security’s TR1-ME is a long lasting organo-phosphorous in secticide that is safer to use than most other phosphorous- based or chlorinated hydrocarbon insecticides. Security TRI-ME controls mites, even the resistant types where most other phosphates and all chlorinated hydrocarbons fall down. Protect your cotton with TRI-ME and you’ll make more money. Ask for it today at your Security In secticide dealer. Feel secure with Security brand products. Sanfax Corporation, and Nat Sand- |ler and Dave Center listed as part- ' ners in the Sanfax firm. Holland’s attorney, Robert F. Brinkley, said Holland has only a- bout 2 per cent vision through a corneal graft MRS. ED A. CHILDRES Tel. UN 2-2725 Butler, Ga. FOR SALE Two story house, ten rooms, two baths, in heart of Reynolds, He said the explosion occurred !° cated °" six ^ ity u ^ ots ' Ple " ty of I last Sept. 12 when Holland poured ^ rees . aild shrubbery. | a cleansing product, known as Cen- house 1,1 rear - C ° nt j? c V, I tro-46, into a drain pipe in the para Tenant C615tf) C. E. MARSHALL Reynolds, Georgia ffin room of a dairy' where he was employed. ' 1 t,. ., , I Sewing Machines Repaired. All Se a Ctlon of makes; all work guaranteed. Free ceiling about 10 feet in diameter estimate in your home. time HomoaoH bo tLrt nvnl^ n L« •r J. R. Jones Singer Sewing Machine Rep. c/o McKenzie Furniture Co. Phone UN 2-4665 1 was damaged by the explosion. A Fulton jury recently awarded I $130,000 to a Cleveland. Ohio, Ne gro who sued two of the companies in a similar type accident. Henry Guilford said he was blinded in WORK WANTED both eyes by an explosion occurr- 1 a m available for well work ing when he poured a cleansing plumbing and house wiring, product sold as Sanfax 222 into 1 EARL BONE three drain pipes at Cleveland ] Butler, Ga. Rt. 1 slaughter house. (4610tp) Day Ph. UN. 2-3585 MORTGAGE LOANS TO PAY FOR CONSTRUCTION AND TO REFINANCE • HOMES • COMMERCIAL PROPERTY • FARM HOMES Current Rate of Dividends on Savings 4% PERRY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PERRY. GEORGIA PHONE GA 9-1522 MALCOLM REESE, Sec.-Treas. ^5 YOUR KIND OF A BANK! Where service to the community and you comes first. Here the small depositor receives the same service as the larger depositor, and his account is just as welcome. ■ If you like this kind of a- bank,' come in. You'll enjoy your ass> \ ciation with us. THE CITIZENS STATE BANKS BUTLER, GEORGIA REYNOLDS, GEORGIA (Members Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) iV Your Telephone brings help in n hurry! 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