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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1944
Page
3
Macon visitors and hometown greetings fill the Reynolds notes. Many residents travel to Atlanta, Columbus, and Jacksonville. The community mourns the death of W. M. Parker and recalls extended family ties while revival services conclude at the Methodist church.
Crowell news note lists Mr and Mrs W R Cosey and relatives visiting in Macon and Reynolds. Thelma Sylvia Kay Cosey traveled from town after a week with grandmother Mrs G L Saunders. Other guests include Misses Evelyn Marjorie Sanders Bet ly Tyler and L T Sanders of Macon.
Rawleigh route now open in Talbot and Crawford counties offers permanent, profitable work. Start promptly and write Rawleigh's Dept. GAH-42-K Memph. Tenn. (8 17 11p)
John Mangham of Reynolds Georgia offers a two wheel auto utility trailer in perfect condition for forty dollars. Local buyer contact for arrangements.
Announcement from Reynolds parents Mrs. and Mr. David Coolik that their daughter Mollie Coolik will wed Sydney N. Ginsberg of Camp Shelby and Hatttiesburg. The couple met at college, Mollie attended Georgia and Alabama, with a degree in June. The groom attended Mississippi Southern College and Alabama, led Sigma Alpha Mu, and serves in the U S Army.
Local social notes list visits from Miami to Thomaston and Americus and include Friday prayer meeting, a pancake supper at J W Windham's, and multiple family gatherings.จำวันที่ includes extended kin and surrounding towns.
Last Sunday marked the 69th birthday of Mr. W F Rogers as visitors gathered for a celebratory dinner. Attendees included Amos Rogers, Julia and Martha Rogers, Annie Rogers, Estie Rogers and Frances, Alma Layfield and son, N T Avert and Joyce and Edwin, and John Avert family. Earl Hightower turned 18 during the event.
A set of quoted insights from Blake Tryon Edwards S Brooke H Beecher and Mary Baker Eddy. The lines celebrate ambition resolve and moral aspiration and urge living by elevated examples and gospel fruit.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union describes its global temperance work. It details publishing, lectures, educators, missionary efforts, and campaigns to outlaw liquor, promote abstinence, and support worldwide missions, education, and welfare through a permanent fund called the White Ribbon Dollar. It calls for Christian women to donate to expand this effort.
Private Joseph H. Whittle 19 son of Mr and Mrs John B Whittle of Thomaston was killed July 17 in action in France He served in Inf Co N after finishing R E Lee School in 1943 He reported for duty at Ft McPherson June 28 1943 and trained at Camp Hale Fort Benning Ft Jackson He spent fifteen days at home before sailing to England and is survived by his parents and brother Cpl Donald Whittle serving in the South Pacific for 26 months
A call to support the Woman's Christian Temperance Union through a White Ribbon Dollar offering. The text urges donations of $2 or more for the cause and pledges to pay $1 annually while abstaining from alcohol, framing money as spiritual currency for the afterlife.
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