Butler News Briefs from Reynolds and Surrounding Areas
Reynolds residents and nearby towns report visitors and local business notes. Scandrett and Mathews advertise goods and materials for sale while local families welcome guests, births, and travel plans. Weather, trains, and church assignments are mentioned alongside community updates.
Davis Raines wed at Gray's Ferry in 2:30 ceremony
Davis and Leyla Belle Davis married Sunday at Gray's Ferry with Rev. Joe Hoyle officiating. After a luncheon at the groom’s mother’s home, guests enjoyed music. The bride is J. T. Davis’s daughter from Panhandle, Taylor County, while the groom is a progressive Upson planter.
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Robert Raines
Leyla Belle Davis
Gray’s Ferry
Taylor County
Joe Hoyle
R. H. Raines
Raines
Upson
For Sale of Horse and Buggy and Household Articles
8. W. Brown offers for sale at once a horse and buggy along with a number of useful household articles prior to moving to new work. Items available immediately.
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W. Brown
Delightful Thanksgiving Birthday Dinner Hosted by Mrs Mathews
Mrs J T Mathews entertained Tuesday evening in honor of her brother Guy Windham whose birthday was celebrated with a Thanksgiving themed dinner. Guests included Miss Kate Cameron Eula Wilson Helen Gray Sara Montfort Mary Dugger and Messrs Will Neisler Jamie Moulton Guy Windham and Gray Windham.
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J. T. Mathews
Guy Windham
Kate Cameron
Eula Wilson
Helen Gray
Sara Montfort
Mary Dugger
Will Neisler
Jamie Moulton
Guy
Gray Windham
Farmers Union Meeting in Butler Next Saturday
To the Farmers Union of Taylor County Georgia an address will be given at the courthouse in Butler by O le Commission culture of Georgia and other prominent speakers. All farmers and businessmen are invited to attend Saturday December 10th. W. W. Douaerass, President.
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Culture of Georgia
Farmers Union
Court House
Butler
W. W. Douaerass
Cotton seed meal sale announced at $1.50 per sack
Local merchants ScanpReErr and MaThews announce a car load of fresh cotton seed meal priced at $1.50 per sack this week. Delivery will incur extra drayage charges.
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ScanpReErr & MaThews
U S Court Opens December Term in Columbus
The December term of the United States court for the district convened Monday in the federal building in Columbus with Judge W T Newman presiding. The docket is expected to be average for civil and criminal cases, many involving illicit whiskey production. Rev Chester Boland of the South Georgia Conference visits his aunt Mrs Boland as he remains assigned to Bainbridge for another year.
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A. C. Jones
Southern Express Company
Jones
Central
Macon
Columbus
United States Court For This
Federal
W T Newman
Atlanta
R F Bagleyy
Chester Boland
South Georgia Conference
Boland
Mr. Boland
Thomasville
Bainbridge
Farmer Union leader to speak at three towns in December
Hon JL Lee former State president of Farmers Union will speak in Crowell on December 13 at 10 oclock McCants Mill December 14 at 10 oclock and Peacocks December 16 at 10 oclock An executive session of the Union will follow at each location W W Doveass announces he will meet calls in town and county on short notice via Judge Colberts home Calls to Colberts home will receive prompt attention A big American show comes to Butler next Monday with a street parade at 1 pm and two performances at 2 pm and night featuring Custers Last Charge with real Indian cowboys and cowgirls
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J. C. Wade
Wesley
Shelly Philman
Panhandle
J A Philman
Pink Montfort
Reynolds
Butler
Baird & Woolfolk
Fort Valley
Thomas L. Watson
G. C. Smith
Macon
Albert Hicks
Butler Banking Co
J.J. WiInDaam
the Central
Layfield
Tazewell
Buena Vista
Robert Rogers
Rogers
Lamar Clay
Norton
Superior Court
Clay
Jones County
Mr. Smith
Jand
JL Lee
Farmers Union
Crowell
McCants Mill
Peacock’s
W. W. Doveass
Colbert
Custer
J. J. Windham Announces Creditors Settlement Demand
J J Windham thanks patrons of the mercantile business in this section and urges all creditors to come forward and settle promptly to avoid further expense and meet obligations.
Piano contest closes on the 27th month
Double value coupons will be issued on cash purchases and cash paid on accounts until the next Herald issue. Scanprett and Mathews urge readers to hurry and participate before the contest deadline.
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