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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1933
Page
2
Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds presents a poem by Roselyn Prager describing a Georgia twilight scene. The verses reference farm life, animals, and southern landscape around a mill pond near Suwanee River with nightfall imagery and rural tranquility.
Taylor Mill residents enjoy weekend visits and relatives across Columbus Macon and Reynolds. Miss Jordye Tanner hosted sister Ruth Tanner while attending church events. Various family members including Robersons Windhams Olivers and Windham relatives traveled for visits and weekends. The Mount Olive church revival concluded with the Evangelistic Club leading the closing service and the Girl Reserve meeting featured new songs with Miss Tanner participating.
Mrs. Tewis Lucas hosts Mrs. Sid Bryan while many locals travel and host guests. Enumerates visits from Athens to Thomaston, Jacksonville, Newnan, Americus, Hazard Kentucky, and Tallapoosa areas with multiple families and friends hosting meals and weekends. Mary Harris, Martha Cannon, Elizabeth Griffin, Julia Parker, and others appear among travelers and hosting households in the region.
Mrs Warren Garrett and Eli Garrett of Thomaston visited the Rome Culverhouse home. Charlie Hammock and family visited J W Hammock. Baldwin of Thomaston visited Sam Jones household. J H Pike's wife spent time with her family. Endy Hawkins and Earl Payne visited Ben Saunders. Burtis Bickley visited Rome Culverhouse. Tommie Thompson visited Freeman Culverhouse. Grady Thompson and children visited Tommie Thompson. Christine and Hubert Garrett stayed with Rome Culverhouse. A L Wall visiting Mecoa with son Joe Wall.
Miss Martha Athon visited Mr. and Mrs. C. M. English while H. J. Dyess Jr. of Fort McPherson stayed with friends in town. Mrs. J. A. Duke and her child were weekend guests of Mrs. N. A. Rooks as Englishville attended Mt. Zion homecoming. Several locals hosted and visited relatives across Ellaville Ideal and Macon connections this week.
Howard and J. H. Brown visited Columbus while H. Martin of Cordele stayed with his aunt Mrs. Lee Watson. Visitors include the Parks family and friends from nearby towns. a revival at Horeb church and a Parks pond picnic were enjoyed. Sewing Club met at Mrs Ernest Webb with 18 members and Miss Miriam Riley visiting from Atlanta.
Miss Juliette Jarrell spent the week with Mrs. Alice Riley in Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Foy and son were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kendrick and family. Mr. Russell Scandrett of Macon visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scandrett, Sunday. Mrs. W. A. Jarrell cared for her ill mother, Mrs. Mary Smith, in Butler. J. A. Burgess spent last week with his son in Atlanta. Blanche Haywood and Margrete Walker of Thomaston were guests of the J. P. Walkers. Mabel Foy of Cusseta visits the McCorveys. Effie Kendrick visited Gladys Burgess. Annie Jarrell, Willie Parker, and J. P. Walker went to the bedside of Mary E. Smith. Verna and Virginia Olive of Macon were visiting home folks. Mary and Jessie Adams left for Juniper Lake with 4-H Club girls. Mrs. Horn visited Mrs. Nelson Tuesday. Blanford Jarrell and a young man motored to Warm Springs Thursday. Mary Adams spent last week in Thomaston.
Chicago 1933 fare schedule from Butler offers multiple limits and prices for excursions to the Century of Progress Exposition. Tickets sold daily with 16 to 80 day options, reduced group rates for 25 or more, and special sept 1 3 specials. Pullman sleeping car rates available. inquire with local ticket agents or F J Robinson General Passenger Agent Savannah Central of Georgia Railwa.
Miss Ruth Pound of Swainsboro spends time with grandparents Mr and Mrs J A Heath. Jean Adams visits Macon with Mr and Mrs W A Callaway. Mr and Mrs R M Suggs Jr share Sunday with Mr and Mrs R Suggs Sr. Johnie Spinks and Estelle Spinks vacationed in Columbus. Mrs J H Adams and others guests of Mrs Lorenza Purvis. Dorothy and Juanita Catto, Misses, and Luke Adams hosted by Me tom Gaultney and Wh A Callaway in Macon. Wm Heath Allen of Atlanta visiting grandparents J A Heath. Mrs Grady Adams visiting her parents in Barnesville.
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