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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1926
Page
3
Not enough readable facts to form a standard news summary. The fragment appears to be a quotation comment from the Boston Transcript about free advice. No clear event, date, person, or organization to anchor a card-style item.
A vintage medicinal advertisement from St. Louis listing Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble, gravel, rheumatism, and back issues. It offers a small bottle for $1.25, claims cures by mail, and notes testimonials with Dr. EB W. Hall’s address on Olive Street.
Five Points residents and relatives are noted visiting and hosting across the week. G. B. Jarrell spent Tuesday in Plains for medical treatment, while many others including Misses Mary Tom Gray Isobel Jarrell and Miss Margaret Adams with Tula Bennett Musella and Clarence Bennett shared time with family. Dinner guests included Rev J L Pittman of Macon and J R Pittman with extended Butler and Thomaston connections across multiple households.
Local notes detail visits and family gatherings around Wesley, Butler, and surrounding areas. Numerous trips to family homes, church kinships, and social calls across Butler, Thomaston, Macon, and Byron with mentions of travel to California and South Georgia. A Bickley Reunion at Wesley school grounds drew a large crowd. Tom Amos and J. H Adams families hosted guests. Mrs. Bazemore and Annie Bazemore visited Butler. a tomato shipment by Wilder Bros and others indicates ongoing farm commerce. Mrs. Jim Rogers suffered a canning accident but recovers with tempered eyesight preservation.
Mr Jeff Taylor of Buena Vista was dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Joe Wilder. Prof Cheek of Lilly Ga opened a singing school at the Methodist Church with good attendance. Mr Gaines of Atlanta visited here. Citizens attended singing at Trinity Sunday afternoon. Flynn Harbuck of Birmingham visiting cousins. A N Sweat and Nelle Mallette drove to Warm Springs. Riley Montgomery J A Wadsworth and daughter visited S T Montgomery. Robie Gill of Junction City visiting aunt Mrs Grady Watson. Evelyn Barnes of Rupert weekend guest of Nelle Anthony. Jim Wall Mrs Albert Fouche and children of Poulan also noted.
Miss Mable Searcy of Butler spent the weekend with Miss Ruth Williams. Frank Fain Jr. of Americus visited home folks. Will Hobbs of Columbus stayed with J. S. Jinks and family. H. N. Culverhouse and children visited Beulah Pickard. W. B. Adams and daughter returned from Columbus. Rev. M. T. Gaultney dined with J. Buckner. Beulah Reagen and children from Junction City visited. Annie and W. H. Martin of Macon visited Mrs. W. H. Martin. The Wall family welcomed a son on August 11. Clay Morris visited. Charlie Slaughter of Columbus and S. H. Penrman of Montezuma stayed with C. O. Brown. Revival attendees at Horeb. Fuller and Len Butler hosted at Baldwinville. A. H. Sealy visited his daughter J. E. Brown. J. B. Kendall and Virginia returned to Macon after visiting relatives. F. R. Purvis, Mildred Purvis, and W. C. Watson guests of Lorenza Purvis. Virginia Fowler of Toomsboro visited grandparents W. A. Childs. Rayfort Gilbert and Plymale visited J. A. Buckner. H. A. Childs and daughters visited. J. E. Brown visiting Felix Pierce at Crowells. Young people attended Mrs. Charlie Willis's entertainment. J. M. Brown visited Lige Parker and returned home. J. Hildreth left for Cedar Bluff and Chesterfield S. C. to assist in revival. Ruth Martin visited Beulah Reagen. J. A. Smith and H. N. Culverhouse made a Reynolds trip. Nell England returned from a visit to relatives and friends.
At the Lumpkin home Sunday afternoon 4:00 Rev H L Lumpkin officiated a wedding of R W Cook of Howard and Evelyn Loyd of Mizell in front of friends. Cook is a prosperous young farmer and Loyd is the daughter of Bill Loyd. Friends extend best wishes for their life together.
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