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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1950
Page
2
Reynolds Department anducted by Mrs. Brazeale was in Columbus Monday. Numerous local residents are listed visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns. The item notes hospital stays, travel to Daytona Beach, Lake Blackshear, and Atlanta, with various family visits and social gatherings.
Miss Martha Powell of Reynolds announces the engagement of her sister Mary Ann Powell of Americus to Albert Thomas Jarrell of Butler with a wedding set for August 20.
Mr and Mrs Andrew F Edson announce the engagement of their daughter Olive Carolyn to John Harold Underwood of Reynolds. The couple plans to marry on September 2.
The Crowell Youth Fellowship invites members to a watermelon cutting Friday night at 8 p m at the home of Mr and Mrs B F Moore. Attendees should bring their melons and arrive on time.
The American Legion Auxiliary Hodges Kirksey Post 187 Reynolds will meet in the home of Mrs E H Joiner Monday at 8 30 p m.
W M Hollis announces candidacy for Justice of the Peace in Reynolds Militia District Taylor County Georgia. He asks voters for support in the August 26 1950 election and pledges to strive for justice under the law.
Reynolds announces the engagement of Elsie Hartman to John McElrath Jr. Miss Hartman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Jackson Hartman, studied at Wesleyan Conservatory and Barbizon in New York. John McElrath Jr., of Macon, attends Georgia Tech and belongs to Sigma Alpha Epsilon. his mother is Mrs. Elizabeth Mercer. The wedding is set for Reynolds Methodist Church.
The Crowell Willing Workers Club met at Mrs John Wilder s home for the July session with co hosts Mrs James Spillers Mrs Bernard Fuller and Mrs Sam Bailey. President Mrs E F Parr opened the meeting and minutes were read by secretary Marie Montgomery. The group discussed cemetery cleaning and fundraising, planned a church poster, and set August hostesses.
Lieut. Jim W. Harris led a counterattack in the central Korean battle sector and has been recommended for the Congressional Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest award for valor.
From the Commerce News: Elizabeth Anne Deason and Paul B. Trawick Jr. wed May 13 in Fulton Mississippi with a small group. Elizabeth is the Deason’s daughter. Paul is son of Mrs. Trawick and the late Mr. Trawick. The groom studied at North Georgia College and the Naval Academy before a journalism degree at the University of Georgia. He has edited papers in Sebring Jasper and Tuscaloosa and joins the Atlanta Journal staff August 15. The couple will reside in Atlanta.
The passage notes how furrows carved across a slope channel rainwater, forming natural tracks. It describes erosion patterns and how water flows along grooves, creating visible ridges and channels on the hillside.
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