Local News Roundup Paints Social Life in Butler
Butler readers receive a portrait of town life with visits from Hawkinsville Reynolds Columbus and Macon tied to social calls business trips and family news. The piece notes cotton market moods gas price hopes farm concerns and local people including Cameron Foy and Stokes plus church revival plans at Rhodes Academy and community events.
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Corbett Church
Rhodes’ Academy
J. H. Stanford
Miss Aurelia Childs Elected Assistant Teacher
The council met Monday night to fill the vacancy left by Miss Victoria Whatley who resigns as teacher of the 6th and 7th grades at the college. Miss Aurelia Childs, daughter of Hon. and Mrs. J. T. Childs, with years of teaching experience and a State Normal College diploma, was chosen as her successor.
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Victoria Whatley
Aurelia Childs
Miss Whatley
Miss Childs
J. T. Childs
State Normal College
Butler Receives First Bale of New Cotton in 1916
The first bale of the 1916 cotton crop arrived in Butler on Tuesday. Grown by J M Haywood of Wesley community and ginned by A T Jarrell at Five Points, the 475 pound bale was weighed by J R Harmon and sold to J J Windham at 15.7 cents per pound. The cotton is a common variety and opening rapidly as weather improves, with expectations the season will move quickly after movement begins.
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Butler
J M Haywood
Wesley
A T Jarrell
J R Harmon
J. J. Windham
Third Quarterly Conference At Wesley Methodist Church
Large attendance at Wesley Methodist church for the third quarterly conference. Dr. J. P. Chatfield preached an 11 o'clock sermon aimed at men, praised for its quality. A community basket dinner fed the crowd, and reports on spiritual progress and financial health were flattering. Next session to be held at Crowell church in Panhandle district.
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Wesley Methodist Church
J. P. Chatfield
Crowell Church
Panhandle District
Hammock Smith Wed at Wesley Conference
At Wesley quarterly conference Mr. O H Smith and Miss Fannie Hammock were married in a ceremony conducted by Rev. J H Stanford before a large audience. Also Sunday morning Miss Fannie Hutcheson and Mr. James Posey were wed with Ordinary A H Riley officiating at the Hinton home.
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Wesley
O. H. Smith
Fannie Hammock
J. H. Stanford
H. A. Hinton
Fannie Hutcheson
James Posey
A. H. Riley
Taylor County Fair Schedule To Be Announced
The Taylor County Fair runs October 17 through 21 with the full program to be released soon. Local organizers urge residents to watch for the upcoming schedule and activities.
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Taylor County Fair
Wesley Community Crops Prosperity Highlighted
The Herald praises Wesley area farmers for progressive practices and strong yields. It notes scientifically cultivated land, broad crop success especially corn, and widespread prosperity that seems to have arrived to stay.
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Herald
Wesley
Butler Elected Second Lieutenant of Local Machine Gun Company
Walter Butler has been promoted to second lieutenant of the machine gun company stationed at Macon. The elective office drew two candidates, Butler winning by a solid majority. The position pays about 150 dollars per month.
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Walter Butler
Macon
Butler
Dr Clyde Hill Released on Bond in Reynolds Shooting Case
Dr Clyde Hill of Reynolds was charged with assault with intent to murder in the September 7 shooting of Oscar Draughon. Hill waived commitment trial, posted a $2000 bond, and was released. Draughon continues to improve and is expected to recover.
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Clyde Hill
Reynolds
Oscar
Draughon
J. T. Adams
Hill
Drsnghan
Gold Ring Offer for Baby Ease Bottles
A promotional note touts a gold shell ring as a reward with each Baby Ease bottle. It promises full instructions on the coupon and says collectors will be pleased with the ring.
Farm Land Sale Near Butler for First Grade Buyers
Rural real estate note offers 101 1-4 acre parcels at Naught Spillers place six miles from Butler. Farm rents on the land at nine bales of cotton with price 3200 dollars. About 50 acres level with stumps cleared, valued at 50 dollars per acre and featuring good improvements.
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Butler
Ben Spillers Place
White Water Creek
Rupert
Main Street
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Little Mildred Payne
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Walter Cargill
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E. K. Montfort
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I. F. Peebles
A. L. McGee
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Susie Bazemore
Me Lee Smith
South Carolina
W. R. Ivey
Baldwin County
Mr C A Ivey
Katie Payne
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Hettie Garrett
Lillie Carson
Ashton Jones
Iss
Florence Jones
R. A. Jones
Ethel James
Near
O E Montfort
Montezuma
Holsey Foy
Col
Mrs. R. S. Foy
Sylvester
I. A
Cameron
OG McCants
Dulies
The
Butler Banking Co
W. M. Pettis
Roberta
L. G. Cartledge
Deeran, Ga
M. R. Cameron
Nynn Royal
May Kelley
Ellaville
E. H. Payne
J. T. Mathews
Indian Springs
E.R. Windham
Battle
T. L. Waters
Mrs. J. T. Carson
R. R. Dunwody
S. M. R. Cameron
J. G. Stokes
Buena Vista
George Lowe
M.R. Foy
Messrs . F. Peebles & Co
Ella Hall
Atheline
Hall Allen
Birmingham
Julian Edwards
Augusta
G.C. Smith
H. P. Wallace
G. C. Smith
G. W. Fountain
Guy Freeman
PF Vanlandingham
Howard
County Board of Education
J. D. Foy
Pelham
W . Foy
W. T. Jarrell
Wesley Cemetery
Morgan McCants
C Smith
W. W. Edwards
Hattie Blassengame
County
Gray Blassengame
J. I. Murray
T. A. Saunders
W F Williams
S A Royal
Bronwood
Mr Royal
R. Royal
Stella Ramsey
Stella Lloyd
Quitman
J.S. Brown
Mrs. Ramsey
Miss NR Ramsey
Tom McLendon
Tomlin Estate
J T Adams
J. S. Brown
Howard Sunday
Brown
A. S. Wallace
J. L. Brown
Louis Brown
Rebecca Ramsey
Joe Brown
J. W. Musslewhite
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H. J. Peagler
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