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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

3

Perry campaign cries over taxes and education reform

James A. Perry argues against guaranteed political debts and ad valorem taxes, urging an end to insupportable burdens on agriculture and the unrepresented masses. He criticizes rival candidates and calls for universal school book standards, centered on Georgia politics and state education.

Terminall Vm Actial Cars Holder Iterime Georgia United States Russell Rivers James A. Perry

Wesley Visitors and Revival Close at Wesley Church

Reynolds guests of the Byrd Amos pair last Friday. Atlanta visitors stay with Bazemore family. Lois Heath and Alex Baldwin visit Baker Baldwin. Perkins sisters from Union Ware visit Heath. D N Downs ill but hopes for quick recovery. Locals attend Horeb revival. twenty three admitted to church as services end.

Hoke Byrd Reynolds ToanAmos Terrell Bizemore Little Son Atlanta C. M. Bazemore Berta, Irene and Eunice Perkins Union Ware C. C. Heath

Local Visits Highlight Rural Social Roundup

NEW PROSPECT Mr. Lee Posey of Thomaston recently visited home folks near Reynolds. Master Woodrow Hendricks stayed weekend with friends. Miss Louise Benson of Macon guests of Miss Edna Freeman. J. Y. Coulter’s friends are glad he is out after illness. John Nelson and Panhandle visiting Lankie Trussell. Mrs. W. L. Lowe and son visited daughter Mrs. J. Ranon in Midway. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie English and Florida children stayed with relatives. Mrs. John Pullins of Concord returned home after visiting her mother Mrs. W. L. Lawe. D B Posey made a business trip to Thomaston. Zach Posey and Geo. Amos hosted Sunday guests. Mrs. A. L. Lane and Potterville children were with H. Hendricks family a few days.

Louise Benson Macon Edna Freeman J. Y. Coulter John Nelson Panhandle Lankie Trussell W. L. Lowe J. Ranon Midway Charlie English Florida John Pullins Concord W. L. Lawe DB Posey Thomaston Zach Posey Geo. Amos Joe Wilder Sidney Stringer Baby South Georgia Stringer Minnie Swearingen Argo Americus McCorvey Edd Swearingen Lester Halley Sara Smith Ruby Ruby Shealy B A. Lee CG. M. English

In Memory of Grandmother Elizabeth McMickle

A granddaughter writes a heartfelt elegy to Grandmother Elizabeth McMickle of Madison Florida. She recalls her grandmother's care and sacrifices after the mother’s passing, expresses deep grief, and hopes for reunion in heaven with a devotional ending.

Elizabeth McMickle Alwys Nettie M. J. Fountain Madison, Fla

Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad

An old newspaper ad touts Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder trouble. It claims relief for gravel rheumatism and irregularities with a small bottle often curing. Requests orders by mail for $1.25 and promises sworn testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis, noting druggists sell the remedy.

E. W. Hall St St. Loui

Local social notes from Butler area residents listed

Misses Bula and Anna Walker spent last week with Mrs. W A Jarrell. Various visitors include Mr Norman Adams with Mr Hunt Jarrell, Mr and Mrs G Jarrell and Clem Adams in Columbus with Alton Davis and Juliette Jarrell, W A Jarrell and Jack Harris in Macon with Frank Parker at Prattsburg, Horace Kendrick of Macon with Tom Kendrick and Bob Edmonson, Eula and Anna Walker with Mrs W D Parker, Mrs G B Jarrell and Juliette Jarrell with Will Boggs, Clarence Davis and Lewis Mathews at Prattsburg, Annie Saunders returning home after visiting Weeks Adams, W D Parker guest of J P Walker, Clem and Clifford Adams with Margaret and Lucile Adams in Butler, Mrs Grimess of Macon with Tom Kendrick family, Ralph Jarrell and children of Lizella, Verna Edwards of Thomaston with Henry Jarrell, Thurman Adams in Atlanta, G B Jarrell guest of Will Boggs with Mrs G B Jarrell and daughter, Henry Adams and children of Thomaston visiting, Calvin Fred and Arthur Jarrell leaving for Camp Wilkins for the week.

Bula Anna Walker W. A. Jarrell Norman Adams Hunt Jarrell G . Jarrell Clem Adams Columbus Alton Davis Juliette Jarrell Jack Harris Macon Frank Parker Prattsburg Horace Kendrick Tom Kendrick Bob Edmonson Eula W. D. Parker G. B Jarrell Will Boggs Clarence Davis Lewis ‘Mathews Annie Saunders Weeks Adams J P Walker Clem Clifford’ Adams l Margaret Lucile Adams Butler Grimess Tom” ‘Kendrick Ralph Jarrell Lizella Verna Edwards Thomaston Henry. Jarell Thurman Adams Atlanta G. B. Jarrell Henry Adams Calvin, Fred Arthur Jarrell Camp Wilkins

Parker Family Reunion at Talbot County Home

On Sunday August 10 the Parker family gathered at the Geo Parker home in Talbot County. About 68 guests enjoyed a large meal of fried chicken meats salads pies and tea under the trees then moved to the colonial porch for conversation and a church service led by Rev. I Hy Dunn of Butler.

David A. Parker Joe” W. Parker Geo. Parker Talbot County Hy Dunn Butler Jong

Local Social Notes Highlight McCants Family Visits

McCants family and neighbors share visits across the week with Mrs. Kate Jarrell, Mr. Walter Davis, and others. Lora McCants and Miss Ophelia Hortman appear among guests while Louise Vann recovers from a fall injury. Tom Chapman leaves for Americus for a new position.

Mesdames Cliff Stokes Clara Cameron Lora McCants Kate Jarrell

Local social notes list visitors and residents in Augusta area

Rita Peacock and Mise Lucile Parker spent the weekend together. Several residents like Mrs Brooks Montgomery and Mrs Swearingen recover or visit. Families such as Rogers, Waller, Jinks, and Wall are mentioned with guests or travel to Columbus, Florida, and South Georgia. A Cordele salesman Jason Shirah is noted as recently deceased. Flowers for passengers are cultivated on the steamer Majestic.

Local Social Roundup From Englishville and Nearby

Mr and Mrs W T English and Olin English were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs J T Smith in Brooklyn. Several families including the Dukes, Aycocks, Smiths, andLees hosted and visited through the week with notes of dinners, visits, and a week long stay by Christine Ledger and Sara Smith.

W. T. English Olin English Mmr J. T. Smith Brooklyn Joe Rooks M. V Justice Andersonville W. A. Smith

Local Social News and Visits Across Town

Miss Anna Parks was the week’s guest of Miss Mattie Adama. Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert visited Mr. and Mrs. J A Buckner and friends on Americus business. Several families from the area hosted guests from Macon Thomaston and Andersonville during the week and weekend. Revival services led by Rev E H Dunn at Horeb Church drew attendees, with other residents traveling to parks and picnics.

Anna Parks Mattie Adama Lizzie Gilbert J. A. Buckner E. H. Dunn Butler Hareb Church Horeb Church

Pleasant Family Reunion At Parker Home

A Pleasant family reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs G A Parker on Sunday August 10 included a noon feast and many relatives from Geneva Miami Coma Dawson Thomaston Hogansville and St Panhandle. Attendees listed numerous Parker and Waters descendants and extended family members.

A W. Parker Geneva Otis Parker Miami Fla Gaston Waters Coma Lathan Waters W J. Waters Martin Parker Jim Rutherford Witte Rutherford Alene Misa Martell Childres Misa Louise Booth John Mwank Parker Hogansville

Treasury plan to wash money faces grim prospects

The treasury department weighs a plan to launder money, likened to a germ surviving on meager wages, reflecting skepticism about feasibility and potential consequences.

Treasury Department

Morocco leather preparation varies by skin source

Morocco leather is generally made from goat skins but is sometimes produced from sheep skins as well, reflecting variations in raw materials and tanning practices.

Morocco

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