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PAGE EIGHT THE BUTLER HERALD. BUTLER GEORGIA, JULY 26, 1962. For Representative In General Assembly To the Voters of Taylor County: I hereby announce my candidacy lor re election to the offfice of Representative in the General Assembly from Taylor County subject to the rules and regulations NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION To the qualified voters of Taylor County, Georgia: You are hereby notified that on the 25th day of July, 1962, an elec tion will be held in said County, at which election there will be sub mitted to the qualified voters there of for their determination the ques tion of whether or not bonds in the aggregate principal amount of $60, of the Democratic Executive Com mitte in the Primary of Sept. 12,|ooo.oo shall be issued by Taylor 1962. | County School District for the pur- It has been my privilege to sen^iposg of providing funds to acquire, you in the 1961-62 General Assem- i construct and equip a gymnasium bly and with this experience I feel f or E Ur eka School in Taylor County that I am now better qualified to g c h 00 i System, and to pay expenses eerve you in 1963-64. I now and will incident to accomplishing the fore- always have the best interest of, going; said bonds, if so authorized, Taylor County at heart. to be dated July 1, 1962, to be in If honored with re-election to this the denomination of $1,000 each, office I pledge to be of service to j numbered consecutively from 1 up- the people of my county at all .ward to 60, inclusive, in order of a times. maturity, to bear interest from date During the next few weeks I will a t the rate of four per centum (4%) strive to see as many of you as pos- |per annum, payable semiannually sible in behalf of my campaign button the first days of January and If for any reason I fail to contact j July in each year and the principal you personally, please consider this to mature on the 1st day of January announcement as a personal letter' lowest numbers first, in the years to you asking for your vote and sup port in this race. Respectfully, Ralph R. Underwood. For Representative In General Assembly and amounts, as follows: $2,000 in each of the years 1964 to 1975, inclusive, $3,000 in each of the years 1976 and 1977, $5,000 in each of the years 1978 to 1983, inclusive. The principal of and interest on said bonds shall be payable in law ful money of the United States of America at a bank or banks to be designated later. Those desiring to vote for said To the Voters of Taylor County: I hereby announce my candidacy for Representative of Taylor Coun- School Bonds for the aforesaid pur ty in the General Assembly of pose shall do so by casting their Georgia, subject to the rules and ballots having written or printed regulations of the Taylor County thereon the words: "FOR $60,000 Democratic Executive Committee in TAYLOR COUNTY SCHOOL DIS- the Primary set for Sept. 12, 1962. TRICT BONDS”, and those desiring If elected, I pledge my conscien- to vote against the said School tious support and efforts to pro- Bonds for the aforesaid purpose mote Taylor county in all the shall do so by casting their ballots areas of progress and shall keep having written or printed thereon the welfare of the people of Tay- the words: “AGAINST $60,000 TAY- lor county in mind at all times. LOR COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT I am deeply grateful for the fa- BONDS.” vors I have received in the past,! The several places for holding and wish to express my sincere ap- said election shall be at the regular predation for the support given me and established voting precincts of In prior elections and trust that Taylor County, State of Georgia, my record will warrant your sup- and the polls will be opened at 7:00 port and influence. |o’clock A. M. and closed at 7:00 Your support, vote and Influence'o’clock P. M., Eastern Standard will be greatly appreciated. Respectfully, HUGH G. CHEEK For Representative In General Assembly Time, on the day fixed for the elec tion. All persons qualified to vote in general elections and only those registered and qualified to vote in general elections, will be allowed to vote in this election. COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TAYLOR COUNTY By: W. S. MAXWELL, President EMORY HARRIS H. S. GATES C. E. WHATLEY QUINTON CLARK ROSCOE ALBRITTON DAVE T. HARBUCK WALTER O’NEAL •*:*, MOODY PEED T- Members. (6215b) To the Voters of Taylor County: I hereby announce my candidacy for the office of Representative in the General Assembly from Taylor County subject to the rules and j regulations of the Democratic Ex- ( ecutive Committee in the Primary | of Sept. 12, 1962. j I am twenty-five years of age 1 and a graduate of Emory University j with a degree in Business Ad- 1 ministration. On June 4, 1962, I TC - TON received a degree in law from w - H - ELLISTON the Walter F. George School of Law ( secretary. Mercer University. I am a practicing attorney and a member of the CITATION FOR YEAR'S Georgia Bar. I It is because of a keen desire to GEORGIA—'Taylor County: be of service to the people of my Taylor CountyCourt of Ordinary, county that I seek this position. If j u j y g, 1962. elected to this office I pledge to de- J The appraisers upon application vote my time and efforts for the of Mrs prances B. Davis, widow of betterment of Taylor County and sa j(j Ernest L. Davis for a twelve the State of Georgia. months’ support for serself and one In the near future I plan to visit m inor child, having filed their re- you personally and discuss my turn; all persons concerned hereby candidacy with you. j are c ited to show cause, if any they Respectfully, . have, at the next regular August Robert L. Swearingen, Jr. ^th term of this Court, why said application should not be granted. MRS. BUSSEY CHILDS, SUPPORT INVITATION FOR BIDS Ordinary Taylor County CITATION FOR DISMISSION FROM GUARDIANSHIP Gunman Holds Up Macon Pharmacist Sunday Afternoon Macon, Ga. — A lone gunman Sunday robbed Chapman’s Phar macy, Macon, of over $1,000 in cash and an unknown amount of nar cotics. City detectives reported an in vestigation was underway to find a slender built whiteman who is be lieved to have committed the rob bery. The druggist, Guy Hays, reported the man came in the store at 2 o’clock p. m. carrying a shipping bag, walked to a rear counter and told Hays to go to the back. Hays said the robber had a pistol in his left hapd and then made Hays and Mrs. E. C. Simmons, a clerk who works in the front part of the store’s safe. He made Hays give him the keys to the safe’s drawers and spent about 15 minutes getting the mon ey and selecting certain narcotics that he wanted. The robber then put Hays and Mrs. Simmons in a rear room of the store and told him to wait there 15 minutes befor coming out. Bookmobile Traveled 9,134 Miles During Past Twelve Months The bookmobile has traveled 9,134 miles during the past year (July 1, 1961 to June 30, 1962). 2,636 miles of this has been traveled to and within Taylor County. The Bookmobile carries approxi mately 1800 books and has access to the collection of 38,252 books at the headquarters in the Manchester Library. The library also has 1,802 filmstrips, 229 recordings, 5,000 pamphlets and 110 current maga zine subscriptions. During June the Bookmobile staff has been busyserving the 583 children and 148 adults who met the bookmobile on its summer routes.' 7,082 books were circulated during the month. In Taylor county, 105 boys and girls joined the Vacation Reading Club on the Bookmobile, and others also joined at the Taylor County Library in Butler. The Library Committee of the Reynolds Woman’s Club sponsored a series of story hours at the Rey nolds Community Library. Mrs. $318 Is Taken From Police Athens, Ga. — Someone stole $318 from a cash drawer in the po lice department business office Monday. Police Chief E. E. Hardy said the theft occurred before the building was opened for the day. Susie Woods, chairman of Li brary committee, was assisted by Mrs. Lucybelle Fuller, Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Elmer J Carson, Mrs. Walter Forsling and Miss Sue O’Neal. The book circulation from the Bookmobile for the year was 84,730. The circulation in Taylor County was 14,902. Add ta this 14,377 books circulated from the Taylor County Library in Butler High School and 3,358 books circulated from the Reynolds Community Library. The average of books circulated throughout the county was four books per capita. Library service is given to the people in Taylor County thru 8 stops, 4 deposits, two libraries and two schools. MRS. PHILLIP MANN, Extension Librarian Zoning Starts for Lake Blackshear Cordele, Ga. — The Crisp County Power Commission has started ac tion to zone Lake Blackshear inso far as boating, swimming and ski ing are concerned. The lake zoning action follows an appeal by Bob Baker of the Dis trict Game and Fish Office along with local wildlife ranger Hubert Simpson, who told the group of the dangers involved in boats speeding too near swimmers. Card of Thanks We wish to take this method to thank all our friends and neighbors for their many acts of kindness and words of sympathy shown dur ing our recent sorrow in the death of our dear sister and loved one, Mrs. Bertha Carson. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Sincerely, The Family of Mrs. Bertha Carson The Housing Authority of the City of Reynolds, Georgia will re ceive bids for the furnishing of all labor, materials, equipment and services required to construct and GEORGIA—Taylor County: complete the Low-Rent Housing Mrs 0 livia H. Rustin, Guardian Project GA. 222-1A consisting of 0 f j obn Lewis Rustin, has applied three (31 dwelling buildings con- me j or a discharge from her taining six (6) dwelling units and gu ar dianship of John Lewis Rustin: one Management and Maintenance This is therefore to notify all per- Building; and GA 222-1B consisting S041S concerned to file their objec- of seven 17) dwelling buildings ^j onSi jf any they have, on or be- containing fourteen (14) dwelling fore the first Mon d a y in August units; the work includes utilities, next else she will be discharged site improvements and landscape from her gua rdianship as applied work on each project until 10:30 A. for M. E. S. T. on the 31st day of July, j ' MRS. BUSSEY CHILDS, 1962 at the City Hall in the City , Ordinary Taylor County of Reynolds, Georgia at which time — and place all bids will be publicly of the bid shall be submitted with opened and read aloud. 'each bid. Proposed forms of Contract Docu- j The successful bidder will be re- ments, including plans and speci- quired to furnish and pay for satis- fications are on file at the office of factory performance and payment the Housing Authority on Marion bond or bonds. St., in the City of Reynolds, Ga., Attention is called to the fact and at the office of Toombs, Mhisa- that not less than the minimum no & Wells, 70 Fairlie St., N. W., salaries and wages as set forth in Atlanta 3, Georgia. ,the Specifications must be paid on Copies of the documents may be thes projects. * obtained by depositing $50.00 with The Housing Authority of the City the Housing Authority of the City of Reynolds, Georgia, reserves the of Reynolds, Ga., for each set of right to reject any or all bids or to documents so obtained. Such de- waive any informalities in the bid- posit will be refunded to each per- ding. son who returns the plans, specifi- 1 No bid shall be withdrawn for a cations and other documents in period of thirty (30) days subse- good condition within ten (10) days quent to the opening of bids with- after the bid opening. ; out the consent of the Housing Au- A certified check or bank draft, ,thority of the City of Reynolds, Ga. payable to the Housing Authority, Dated this 30th day of June, 1962. of the City of Reynolds, Georgia, U. S. Government Bonds, or a satisfac tory bid bond executed by the bid der and acceptable sureties in an | amount equal to five per cent (5%) j HOUSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF REYNOLDS, GA. By: CHARLES L. AYERS, Chairman WILLIS BUTLER, GA. /A r RED& .WHITE \ FOOD / Pillsbury or Ballard BISCUITS TOMMY TUCKER MAYONNAISE Qt 49* KING COLE FIELD PEAS 2 303 Cans 29* PURE GOLD Hamburger Sliced OAK HILL Tomatoes Limit LIBBY j Tomato Juice ROSEDALE Pineapple Dills 16 0z 19c 10c 46 Oz 25c 303 Can No. 2 Can Spaghetti D.||. & Meat DallS STAR KIST 29c . 2 No c r 49c Tuna 29c Tetley Tea 141b 39c Wesson Oil l S 39c TOP KICK Dog Food Limit No 1 Can 5c RED & WHITE Peanut Butter 12 0z 39° RED & WHITE Dish Detergent 22 39c 79c 5c RED & WHITE Tall Milk 6 Cans Ivory Soap Personal Size Tissue 8 Rolls 69c NORTHERN CARNATION Milk BIRDSEY Meal Plain BIRDSEY Meal s.-». 0 Tall Cans 5 lbs 5 lbs 89 FRYERS PARTS ^ Fresh ChickenJBrcasts 11‘ i ‘ 49* Fresh Chicken Legs & Thighs Lb 39* Frozen Chicken Mixed Parts 5-lb Box 69* GRADE A FRYERS Lb 25* MEDDIN’S SWIFT’S Picnies lb 29* ® acon SWIFT’S f) Meat Pies * ■« SI ““f? Cookies CHICKEN- BEEF—TURKEY lb lb lb 59< 49® 39® Strietmann’s Vanilla Cream. Lemon Creair