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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1933

Page

3

Reynolds Department Social Notes Show a Busy Butler Area

Clarence Seay and Sallie Anthony spent a Wednesday with Emma Griffith in Macon. Frances Williamson of Butler visited the Whatleys. Many neighbors and relatives from Butler, Macon, Montezuma, Forsyth, and Garden Valley appear in the roster of visits, illness recoveries, and church events. Local exchanges include visits to Macon and Atlanta, and reports on health improvements and travel.

Clarence Seay Sallie Anthony Emma Griffith Macon Reynolds Dore

Woman's Business Meeting At Methodist Church April 5

The Woman's Business Meeting convened april fifth at the Methodist church with eighteen members present. Opening song and prayer followed by reports on mission study class led by Mrs Huckabee. Attendees plan a conference trip to Douglas and discuss Wesley Houses with leaflets read by several members.

Methodist Church Huckabee Gray Hicks T. Whatley Albert “Icke Douglas Maranais, Jr Neisler F. M. Carson Mathews Wesley Houses Marthall

Crowell area social notes include multiple family visits

Pleasant dinner guests and weekend visits fill Crowell scene. Counts of Montgomerys Windhams and Mc Daniels appear among hosts and guests. A wedding announcement notes Miss Nella Rhodes and S P McDaniel wed Sunday at Hon L T Peed's home and plan to live in Reynolds.

Mildred Marie Rachael Montgomery Hilda Gladys Windham Lokie Sarah Montgomery Virginia Young Evla Hammock Paul McDaniel Dugger Macon M. J. Trapp J. W Lancaster O. R Evelyn Montgomery Paul Montgomery And Jessie Burd J. C. Fuller Paul Byrd O. Hardage Buena Vista E. E. Fuller Nat Lucas Butler C.B. Byrd J. W. Lancaster J. L. Anthony Alton Montgomery Bernard and Norman Adams Reynolds Eula Hammock Dock Byrd Nella Rhodes S. P. McDaniel L. T. Peed Rhodes A. C. Rhhodes H. E. Neisler McDaniel Hoke McDaniel M. L. McDaniel Earl Neisler Calvin Jarrell Baby 0. R. Montgomery Emory Parr Atlanta Jennie Byrd Katie McCrary

Local Residents Socialize Across Counties in Winter Weekend

ENGLISHVILLE residents and nearby families shared busy days visiting kin and friends across multiple towns. Julia Duke Minnie Mc Lendon Ruth English and others spent Wednesday with Mrs T W Key and relatives near Oglethorpe Americus Jacksonville and Macon. A weekend group including Mollie McCloug and Lydia English hosted and visited relatives in town.

Julia Duke Minnie McLendon Ruth English T. W. Key Harvey Mathis Olia Mathis John Mathis Near Oglethorpe Archie Mathis Americus J. A. Duke Russell English Mollie McCloug Jacksonville Fla Charlie Kitchens J. A. Gratigny J. W. Shealy Macon C W Cotton Atlanta Lydia English S. S Lee Mary McLendon H. Justice C. M. Key H. J. Greene Little Son Marjorie Justice Charlie Maneham Oglethorne Paul Carter

Puddin' Heads and Sophomores Run Government Now

A venting letter laments a nation of puddin headed nit wits, blaming sophomores from college and politicians for economic ruin. It mocks Wall Street decline, taxes, and moral decay while urging prudence, self reliance, and humor to salvage a fractured republic. The writer cites autos deaths, tax complexity, and misplaced wealth as signs of collective folly.

Wall Street Pasteur and Sister Edison and Marconi Mississippi Valley Mississippi Georgia

Family visits and illness noted in local society

Sunday visits with Mrs. Mary McLendon and Mrs. W. T. English marked the week. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Key tended to their ill sister Miss Lonie Key near Andersonville. Mr. and Mrs. C M. English visited Rufus Ellis and Minnie McLendon stayed with Miss Julia Duke.

Sunnday Mary McLendon W. T. English J. T. Smith T. W. Key Lonie Key Andersonville C M. English Rufus Ellis Minnie McLendon Julia Duke

Mrs Rauch Leads Georgia U D C Membership Drive

Mrs J M Rauch urges all Georgia units of the U D C to recruit new members, including minors, emphasizing chapter loyalty and active events to attract members. She urges securing young women emerging from junior groups, with April designated for this membership drive.

Georgia Diivision J. M. Rauch Georgia U. D.C

Le Mile Easter Holiday Excursion

Between all points on the Central of Georgia Railway and points on other roads in the Southeast, round trip tickets on sale at all railroad ticket offices. 25 percent reduction in Pullman rates for round trip. Central of Georgia Railway.

Central of Georgia Railway

Return to Common Sense Will Lift Us, Says Sage Voice

A speaker argues moral reform through the mind of Christ will cure troubles, ending European mockery as the nation regains health and wealth. Five years of stricter living and self defense will reduce debt, restore farming life, and restore fair character with practical steps to steadier footing.

Christ Europe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reynolds Department Aducted Civic Improvement Club of LABOR Minnie Hinton Bob Hicks Montezuma John Rice Yale University Mrs Charles Rice Sam Harp Aid Garden Valley B. E. Flowers Frances Williamson Mrs. Thurman Whatley J. J. Windham J. T. Mathews Bailey Jones J. L Royal James Gray Ernest Childres Nell Crowell T. B. Stringfellow David Montfort R. E. Aultman Mrs. Walton Hodges Willis Barrow Florida Martha Powell Howard Neisler Minnie McDaniel Mattie Jessie Musslewhite Mrs. Gussie Causey Mrs. Leonard Monk Julius Lunsford Col J. R. Lunsford Arthur Powell J. B. Benton Shy Reynolds Julian Gill Sammie Lig Messrs Brown Marshall Gilbert Robinson Cliff Avera Wm. Payne Cliff Windham Forsyth Robert Suggs Robert Swearingen Homer Beeland Ralph Camp Roy Parks Newnan Mrs Ralph Camp C. S. Cox Mrs. Wright Miss Choice Barrow Elza Barrow Mrs. Parks St. Charles Ralph Camp Sunday Maude Jones Molena Elizabeth Griffin Beulah Marie Barrow A. J. Barrow C.S Taylor Fort Valley Lewis Saunders J. A. Wilson Florence Flanders Lillian Stripling Elizabeth Whatley Mrs. Schuler Antley Marietta E. E. Barrow Charles Rice, Jr E. T. Shealy Shealy Shellman C. L. Pyron Henry Waters William Parker Thirman Whatley Albert Hicks Elder Woodward Hawkinsville New Hope J. A. Ivey Marshallville Baptist Church J. H. Whatley David Coolik William Seay Harveyton, Ky Donald Rogers Bonnyman, Ky T. D. Seny H. Beeland B. H. Newsom T. L. Ruffin Crowell News Englishville Puddin’ Heads Bascom Anthony L. W. Greene Ue Division U. D.C. Ycamore Igia le Mile C. B. Marshall,jr Jeweler Reynolds A.B C. R.R
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