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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

2

Reynolds Department Notes of Visitors and Socials

Rosalyn Prager shares poetic reflections on waves and horizon as Reynolds residents host visitors and attend gatherings. Many entries list guests from Brooklyn, Atlanta, Nashville, Greensboro, and Camilla visiting local families, with brief mentions of trips to Macon, Perry, Waycross, and La Fayette. Several prom parties, bridge clubs, and weekend visits highlight active social scene and regional travel.

Rosalyn Prager Brooklyn, N.Y

M. E. Church Announcement for Sunday Services

The church invites attendees to hear Rev. J. N. Shell preach at 11 a m and 7 p m on Sunday. The building emphasizes its ice cooled comfort as the town's coolest place to worship.

J. N. Shell

Revival closes at Union church with eight additions

Rev J N Shell concluded a week long revival at Union church with eight new members received. Large crowds attended each service throughout the revival, which ended Wednesday night.

J. N. Shell Union Church

Local Visitors And Guests From Butler Community Notes

Miss Laurette Tickling returns home after visiting Martha and Frances Riley at Butler. Bertha and Roy Jinks spent last week with the Jinks family. Ragan of Columbus visited Willis family in Butler. G. D. Locke and his young son from Butler were Monday guests of Evans Brown. Louise Parks returned home from Americus summer school. Annie Parker and Morningstar sisters of South Carolina with Walter Worthen of Talbotton and others were guests of W. C. Childs in Macon. J. K. Adams welcomed a guest, and Flem Hamilton of Atlanta spent the week with relatives here and in Butler. Members from here attended Shiloh church services Sunday. R. Jinks and Jeanette visited their mother Bertha Jinks Sunday. J. A. Buckner was in Columbus. Ernest Vaughn and children of Thomaston spent Sunday with J. K. Adams and Mattie Adams. R. L. Brown visited Columbus Monday.

Laurette Tickling Martha Frances Riley Butler Bertha Jinks Roy Jinks R. S. Jinks Ragan Columbus R. E. Willis G. D. Locke Little Son Evans Brown Louise Parks Americus Annie Parker Helen Carolyn Morningstar South Carolina Walter Worthen Talbotton Lois Downs Wesley Julia Jinks Roscoe Willis Fowler Andersonville Ida Culverhouse W. C. Childs Macon J. K. Adams Flem Hamilton Atlanta Shiloh Jinks Jeanette J. A. Buckner Ernest Vaughn Thomaston J. K

Community Notes From Mauk Round of Visits And Events

Mrs H S Wall visits in Butler while Mrs J W Montgomery returns home from Carnegie. Rev Wall aids revival near Cordelo. Joe Wilder and Pat Clardy weekend guests from Panama City. Humber family relocates to Butler. Horton and Lancaster families visit Crowell area. Grady Watson family, Trinity revival attendees. Birmingham visitors Miss Harbuck and Reba Smith join McFarland household. Katie Cromer of Ideal visiting sister Hinton Woodall. Henry Lawhorn and family from Siloam stay with Roy Lawhorn. Lawhorn illness noted. J G Steed and daughter move into Halley house. M B Pittman returns to Rebecca as night office closes. Baptist revival ongoing with Rev J E Pate assisting. Wadsworths of Fort Valley visit R D Waller. Locke and Harbuck families, Hill’s mill picnic attendance. Miss Margaret Yarbrough critically ill with appendicitis. Louise Montgomery visits grandparents Tilden Montgomery. J T Chapman and Mildred Chapman plus Wynelle Watson visit Atlanta relatives.

Joe Wilder Panama City Fla Pat Clardy R. C. Humber Butler Walter Horton Baby Crowell E. C. Lancaster Ruth Lancaster J. W. Lancaster Roy Lawhorn Grady Watson Thomaston W. D. Gill J. T. Chapman Trinity Louise Martha Jo Ann Harbuck Reba Smith Birmingham

Christian Science Lesson Sermon Love to Be Read Sunday

The Lesson-Sermon on Love will be read in all Branch Churches of The Mother Church on Sunday August 4. It cites Bible verses such as God is love and dwelleth in love, and from Science and Health the concept of infinite Love as divine Mind Life Truth and Love.

First Church of Christ, Scientist Boston Mass Mary Baker Fody Georgia P. T. A Fh. D. Pusey Garest

Five Points Socials Highlight Wide Weekend Visits

Community notes list Mr and Mrs Ralph Bennett and children and other Mazella residents as visitors to the Bennetts, plus numerous local families hosting guests from Tuesday through weekend gatherings. Names include Parker, Jarrell, Reeves, Pate, Haywood, Gaultney, Kendrick, Walker, Montgomery, Moore, Jarrell, Adams, and Jarrell sisters among others.

Ralph Bennett W. A. Bennett John Bennett Mazella C.F Bennett Willie Parker W. H. Haywood L. AH. Moore Myrtle Margaret Walker Tom Kendrick Effie Kendrick J. E. Pate W. L. Reeves Will Haywood E. Gaultney A. T. Jarrell Haywood Henry Jarrell Jim Montgomery John Scandrett Lanier Stanikett Reeves Pate Eli Gaultney J.’. Walker L. H. Moore J. B. Goodwin Britt McChargue Maryann Ula Walker Isole Jarrell Juliette Jarrell C. F. Bennett L. W. Moore George Moore Griffin Dock Goodwin

Georgia PTA Institute in Athens Draws Wide Attendance

The Georgia branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers held its summer institute at the University of Georgia in Athens. Dr. S. V. Sanford and Dr. E. D. Pussey assisted planning. Mrs. Charles Center led sessions with record turnout, praising the PTA movement and its education value.

Georgia National Congress of Parents and Teachers Dawson Hall Agricultural College University of Georgia Athens Charles Center College Park State Branch S. V. Sanford E. D. Pussey P T. A. Institute John T. Wheeler Athens Council W. S. Flanagan M. D. Collins Jere Wells Fulton County Schools The Georgia Education Association Sanford Clara Lee Cone Atlanta Joyce Henderson Fulton County

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Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds John Turk J. H. Brewer C. L. Pyron W. M Parker I. J. Fountain Tampa W. M. Parker Miss Pierce Virginia Eula Hammock J. R. Lunsford Julius Lunsford Laine Elizabeth and Julia Parker William Powell Maton Blanche Marshall Maggie Beall LaFayette Ind Jacob Pragre Brooklyn N. Y Winnie Aultman Jacksonville Beach David Coolik Daytona Beach Ted Montgomery and Cherrye Mattie Musslewhite Carol and Sally von Poihek R. L. Swearingen Sylvia Camilla Robert Bell Robert Jr Clyde Jinks Colquitt Messrs Orivile Julian Jarrell Fort Valley E. E. Hodges Eugene Hodges Nashville, Tenn Mary Frances Gilson Willie Suggs Mariana Brewer Waycross Aubrey Powell Terrell Waters Aubrey and Terrell, Jr Mrs. Maude Smith David and Charlie Montfort David Montfort Montezuma Jamie Crawford Laurel, Miss Mrs E. M. Crawford Guy Windham Guy, Jr Elaine Lois Newsome Dawson Springs, Ky Snowden Steele Mr. Steele Mrs. J. J. Jarrell J. D. Jarrell Bessie Humphries Chattanooga, Tenn Mr. Willis Barrow Mobile, Ala A. V. Brewer Bess Powell Mrs. Wofford Perry J. N. Allen Christine Greensboro N. C Shuler Antley Tune and Iris Marietta E. E. Barrey Mattie Emma Kirksey Winifred Ruffin Mrs. J. R. Lovins Mrs. Baxton Cook E. W Cook Frank Wilson 8. P. Wilson T’lene Taylor Edgar Whatley, Jr Christine Allen J. D. Beall Blanche Miller Chesley Marshall Earle Jones Frank Stevens Artis Saunders Catherine Hutchinson Marie Camp Miriam Carter Elizabeth Lucas Mary Gill Louisiana Texas New Mexico Edgar Whatley Whatley L. E. Worthley Homer Beeland Mary Kathryn Leighton, Jr Jimmie M. E. Church UNION Howard Mauk News H. S. Wall Lula Wall J. W. Montgomery H. G. Thurman Carnegie C. L. Wall Leary J. L. Anthony Rev. Wal Cordelo Henry Lawhorn Siloam, Ga Lawhorn Mildred Chapman Ocala, Fla J .T. Chapman Carl Lawhorn Glennville J. G. Steed Halley House A, B M. B. Pittman Rebecca Baptist Church J. A. Wadsworth Carolyn Wadsworth R. D. Waller Timothy Locke W. Watson Josephine Dorothy Maudie Harbuck Boss Wall Hill's Mill Margaret Yarbrough Louise Montgomery Tilden Montgomery Wynelle Watson Isses Mary Jessie Adams Ethel Jarrell Emily Jarrell Mildred Rachel Montgomery Bess Neisler Calvin Jarrell Margaret Adams Kathnel Gaultney T. J. Harris Jim Haywood J. P. Walker Annie Jarrell Inez Jarrell Nurito USA Institute Lee Bradberry Istitute Georgian Board of Managers Savannah New York Philadelphia Baltimore Savannah Georgia Gulf Gulf Refining Company
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