Reynolds Department Guests and Travels Reported
Mr. C H Neisler spent Monday in Atlanta. Mr Holt Ruffin returned from . Simons and Mr Paul Poe spent the weekend with relatives. Miss Mary Rees of Miami is visiting Miss Susan Bryan.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
2
Mr. C H Neisler spent Monday in Atlanta. Mr Holt Ruffin returned from . Simons and Mr Paul Poe spent the weekend with relatives. Miss Mary Rees of Miami is visiting Miss Susan Bryan.
The 86 year old Macon County resident J. W. Harp was laid to rest at Reynolds after a funeral at his residence. He served in the Confederate Army as a boy, later became a prominent landowner and influential local figure, and was survived by two sons, three daughters, and six grandchildren. His spouses were Amanda Kyle and later Amanda Bentley.
Mrs. Pendergrast presents Ann Halley Ann Saunders and Maryona Brewer in a Thursday piano recital with students performing pieces from Very First Lessons Readings Bach No 1 Japanese Doll Swift Catch Me Fairy Bells and more including duets Barcarolle and Flying selections heard by parents and friends.
The Methodist Missionary Circle No 1 held an August meeting at Mrs A J Barrow’s home with eight members and five visitors. Pastor Williams led a devotional on Hebrews stressing helping others, and the group discussed plans and collected dues. A program highlighted Margaret Polk’s 80 years as a medical missionary to China, followed by leaflets on Christ in China and songs. Refreshments were served by Beulah and Marie Barrow.
Grace M Poole newly elected head of the General Federation of Women's Clubs calls for action against inertia and indifference hindering civic life. She urges clubwomen to strengthen home, school, community and church and to lead by example in law, health, and citizenship.
Mrs. Mary Ann Blood Blackmar 101, once cited as the oldest married couple in the United States, was buried beside her husband Alfred Owen Blackmar II in Columbus. Born 1881 in Charlton Massachusetts, she and Alfred married in 1851 and shared 78 years of marriage.
Local notes record visits and host gatherings with Supt and Mrs Smith, Miss Geneva Thompson, Mrs Eva Hightower, Miss Geeva Thompson, Miss Lottie Windham, and many others. Several residents, including Maurine Rogers, recover from hospitalization and attend camp meetings. new Taylor Mill Woman's Club officers take charge next month.
Obituary notes the death of T. M. Barrow on June 18 1932 at age 88. He is praised as a devoted Baptist, husband and father, survived by a wife, children and an aged mother. The tribute emphasizes faith, acceptance of God’s will and his dignified passing.
Mr and Mrs L E Haddock of Fort Valley announce the marriage of their sister Miss Ruby J Crawford to Mr Richard L Holland of Ft Valley formerly of Douglasville Ga. The wedding was performed August 4.
Mr and Mrs L G Johnson and children were guests of Mr and Mrs W T English Sunday. Several relatives and friends from Oglethorpe and Miami visited or stayed with local families during the weekend and Monday, including Mr Douglas Justice from Miami who will move to Chattanooga for a new job.
A notice to creditors that James Thomas Barrow of Reynolds County Georgia has filed for discharge in a bankruptcy case No 861 in the Middle District of Georgia. The discharge request will be heard September 24, 1982 at 10:00 a.m. in Columbus. Creditors must appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Deputy Clerk N A Brown signs the notice.
Central of Georgia Railway announces a special excursion from Tyree Florida to Havana Cuba and select South Georgia points on September 38 1932 at very low fares with ample limits Stop overs permitted baggage checked reduced Pullman rates also available Ask ticket agent for further information.
A motivational piece urging daily clear goals and disciplined thought. It praises right planning and positive focus, urges meditation and concentration, and promotes replacing fear, panic, and negativity with health, peace, progress, gratitude, and prosperity. It stresses standing guard at the mind’s door and choosing worthy mental guests.
Donald Fowler, a ten year old boy from Manchester, suffered a skull fracture after being accidentally struck by a baseball bat during a practice game.
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