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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1935
Page
4
Reynolds society notes recount travels and visits across Georgia with many residents in Reynolds and nearby towns. A Christmas Cantata, church tree, and social gatherings mark the town’s holiday season alongside multiple trips to Macon Atlanta and Thomaston.
Christmas wishes greet readers as local families send greetings and note weekend visits. J E Cox recovers from a broken leg after a weekend with Owesley Cox family. Several residents report sick lists and extend seasonal regards.
The Griffith family thanks friends for their kindness during recent trouble and asks God to richly bless each one. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Griffith and Family.
Milk cow for sale fresh in Jersey and English crossed milk cow yielding three and a half gallons. One and a half pounds of fine yellow butter per day. A J Payne Reynolds GA. Taxpayers urged to pay state and county taxes at the courthouse before December 20 with extra costs after that date. G A Roberts T C Taylor County Georgia.
Crowells News reports Mr James ONeal visiting relatives in Americus while others in Ellaville Reynolds and Five Points join in weekend gatherings. A full Government Crew is at Crowells for the new school building with brick laying expected soon. Several residents travel to Macon for shopping and visits over the weekend and Christmas holidays.
The Crowell H. D. Club met December 4 at Mrs. H. E. Neisler’s home with 25 members present. The gathering featured a fruit cake and candy making demonstration by Miss Willie Leggitt H. D. A. and distributed cook books and recipe sheets. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. B. M. Montgomery with Mrs. Clifford Adams assisting.
Howard Mr and Mrs Rod Brown spent Sunday in Fort Valley Mr and Mrs J A Buckner were in Columbus Sunday Mrs G D Leake and son of Butler were Monday visitors of Mr and Mrs Evans Brown Mr and Mrs W C Childs were called to Woodland Friday on account of the death of Mrs Childs sister Mrs Zula Bickley Several from here attended the play in Butler Thursday evening Mrs Gordon Parks was the recent guest of her daughter Mrs William Buckner Miss Louise Parks who teaches at Central will spend the Christmas holidays with Mr and Mrs M L Parks The Sewing Club was entertained at the home of Mrs C M Renfroe Wednesday afternoon With best of wishes to the Editor and all the readers of the Herald for a merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year Mr C M Renfroe spent the weekend with home folks here
Mrs G B Jarrell weekend guest of Mrs Tally Jarrell. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Jarrell, Walker, Gaultney, Kendrick, Adams, and Haywood enjoyed Sunday dinners, visits, and weekend stays across Butler Thomaston Reynolds and Fort Valley area. Names include Britt McChargue, Maryann, Bula Walker, T J Harris, Jim Haywood, Eli Gaultney, Nannlou Gaultney, Katinel Gaultney, Reeves, Windham, Neilamae Windham, Thyra McCrary, J W Driscoll.
Thomaston residents host and visit relatives and friends across many households over weekends and Sundays. The list includes Hanel McManus Wakefield Ward families, Heaths Suggs Bazemore Adams Wilson Braddy Reynolds and others visiting from Macon Sylvester Reynolds Thomaston and Reynolds, with camp guest Jack Sams and a Saturday at Bazemore and Suggs households.
Willis Were Tuesday visitors of al Lois Heath, as Mrs Mr. Herman Elliston Was from his school work this ndt account of the illness and death of his father. Our people deeply sympa thize with Mr. Elliston in his bereavement.
A memorial notice recalls Marvin Moore who passed away November 15 1935 after long illness. Survived by his wife mother three brothers and many friends. Funeral conducted by Rev C H Moore with brotherly memories and faith in God.
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