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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
13
A bustle of family visits and holiday gatherings fills Talbotton as relatives travel from Macon Columbus and Athens. Mrs Beulah Resgon of Junction City and Mrs J H Wilson’s family stay with kin. Rev J Pittman from Macon and many Jarrells and Adams family members host and attend church and social events.
Mrs Dudley Goodwin of Macon and Evelyn Goodwin were guests of Misses Panny and Thelma Jarrett on Wednesday. Mr Walter Parker spent days with friends Pat Wesley, Mrs Clarence McChargue and children and Mrs G I B Jarrett and daughter were guests of Mrs Hy Jarrell on Thursday. Mr B H Jarrell and family moved to Byron. Miss Effie Smith and Mr Mercer Smith played Sunday with sister Mrs W A Jarrell. Fanny and Thelip Jarrell entertained many Irish Day guests Thursday night. 329th s games were enjoyed and cake and ambrosia served by Mrs Henry Tarrell and Mrs Clarence Bennett. Mr George Adams of Thomaston visited Mr Bernard Adams during the holidays. Mr Carlton Jarrell of Byron spent weekend with Mr A Adams, Mr and Mrs Pickens Riley and children and mother Mrs Wallace on Friday with Mr and Mrs H E Jarrell. Mrs A S Wallace spent Tuesday with daughter Mrs C Fickling in Butler. Mesars Joel and Paul Goodwin spent Wednesday with Mr Phillip. Mr Blanford Jarrell returned to Butler to resume school after holidays with home folks. Mr Clem Adams made a business trip to Onan Tuesday. Margaret Adams visited Thelma Jarrell. Dr Bentley Adams of Thomaston spent several days with brother Mr Henry Adams.
Mrs A Howant reports relief after Adlerika treatment, claiming a full bloated feeling and old waste matter in the intestines were addressed. Advertisement touts Adlerika as a solution for stomach trouble and general well being with phrases about appetite and happiness.
Miss Sara Averett guests Mrs Flem in Atlanta. Several residents, including Mr H W Martin and Miss Mable Searcy, spent holidays in Macon. Annie Hill of Columbus visited the Bill family. Mrs W H Martin returned from Macon to see daughter Mrs Leonard King. Mr and Mrs Lorenza Purvis hosted relatives in Daviston. Minnie Caldwell of Atlanta stayed with the Englands. Rev and Mrs Wall and son were guests of Mr and Mrs J L Anthony in Macon for Christmas. Mary Averett left for Lanier School in Macon. Joe Brown of Perry and W M Brown of Locust Grove spent holidays with the Browns. Pred Vanlantingham of Emory University visited home folks. Lem Butler of Baldwinville and Spratling of Newnan visited relatives. Alice Parker returned to Birmingham to resume work after holidays. Continuous holiday visits from various neighbors and extended family noted.
Readers and editors of the Herald exchange warm wishes for a prosperous new year. Several local families and visitors share holiday visits and health updates, including J D Webster, Mrs Caldwell, and W J Wall family. Mrs Wells illness noted with limited recovery hope.
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century discourse contrasts Jewish and Christian views on salvation. It argues Jesus teaches individual personal regeneration versus the rabbi’s mass salvation. The piece shifts to pastoral warnings about ministers and social influence, then lists local obituaries and holiday visits.
In Memoriam honors Mrs A J Amerson who died December 20 after a brief illness. Born and raised in the county she married A J Amerson and served as a devoted wife and mother. Survived by husband three sons Edward Reynolds G C Macon Frank West Palm Beach and six daughters Beatrice Cooper Mattie Cooper J D Benson F N Freeman D J Freeman Clyde Freeman. Funeral services were held at New Prospect Church by Rev CG B Moore.
Dr If i Maule a medical officer in Poole England condemns spring cleaning calling it a pernicious habit in an address to Poole storekeepers and the teenily? The speech frames cleaning as harmful and urges caution in household tasks.
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