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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
3
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The column riffs on news shams and human foibles in a light tone. It jokes about avtown, marriage, and Dorothy Dix clippings, noting that truth may be strange yet marketable and a bad temper can become a good temper.
Norwich News Rev English of Thomaston assists Rev J L Whitley in a revival meeting at Moore's Chapel this week. Local residents report family illness visits and attendance at a Five Points singing school.
Mrs J M Bickley and family visited Mr and Mrs R Culverhouse on Tuesday. Families including Hammock Culverhouse Pike Smith and Culverhouse spent time with relatives in Columbus and Mauk. Douglas Culverhouse stayed with J W Bickley as Ellis Pike joined local gatherings.
Turners Chapel residents attended Mt. Pisgah revival last week and many locals hosted or visited friends like Florence Wainwright Ossie Hartman and Mozelle Rogers. A wedding near Crawford county was noted with congratulations to Miss Reginal Rogers and Jack McCrary. Prayer services announced for Saturday at the Moore home with Sunday school at 2 30.
A long list of local social visits and family gatherings dominates the page. Mrs. J W Shealy visits Mazon and Lydia English while many residents attend gatherings at Andersonville and Pelham. Miss Sara Smith wins a 3800 scholarship at Bessie Tift College, with praise from friends. multiple households host guests, and local residents plan meals and church events as new details surface.
The report lists several social visits and weekend stays among residents. Wesley and Mrs. Frank Slaughter and children from Columbus were Sunday guests, Jack Suggs spent the weekend with relatives, Mrs. J. G. Wade of Columbus visited her daughter Mrs. W. A. Spinks, Louise Willis and Estelle Spinks joined Friday night at the homes of Lois Heath and Elizabeth Allen, Mrs. J. C. Price visited friends in Macon, Charles and Earl Downs spent the weekend with relatives, Luke Adams visited Henry Adams in Thomaston.
Mr and Mrs Eli Gaultney and children were Wednesday guests of Mr and Mrs Henry Adams. Miss Lucile Adams spent the weekend with Misses Louise and Sara Montgomery. Tom Kendrick family visited Horace Kendrick. Clark Hicks of Georgetown visits Phillip Jarrell. Eula Myrtle and Margaret Walker were Thursday guests of Miss Effie Kendrick. Sick list includes Mrs W D Parker and Mrs G B Jarrell. Mrs Calvin Jarrell visited her parents Saturday. Mildred and Willie Jarrell of Thomaston visit Mrs G W Jarrell. Fannie and Thelma Jarrell weekend guests of Miss Gladys Windham. Mrs T F Layfield of Butler visited with sister Mrs W D Parker for several days. Mrs Tom Kendrick was Wednesday guest of Mrs W D Parker. Miss Helen Jarrell has returned.
Butler residents share family visits and travel updates. Miss Mattie Aultman visits cousin Mrs Bryan Ingram while Miss Leah Beeland returns from Talbotton. Ivonia Windham and Florine Beeland spend weeks away in Thomaston and Talbotton respectively. Mrs Sam Byers and son guests of Mr and Mrs Ben Saunders. E T Thompson and children with the Bickleys while James Aultaeultman family hosted recently.
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