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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1934
Page
2
Reynolds Department notes Civic Improvement Club Reynolds with Rosalyn Prager Miami, Fla. The sixth annual air race at All-American airport in Miami drew crowds as varied planes and aviators showcased colors, sizes, and the World War I training of War Hawks. Army bombers performed, signaling future warfare and American air glory.
Potterville residents greeting and visiting kin fill the week as families travel from Thomaston and Atco. Measles close Taylor Mill pupils while several households relocate within the village and CCC veteran L. D. Lowery returns home. A birthday party, weekend guests, and multiple illness mentions round out local life.
A vascular of social notes lists residents visiting in Macon and nearby towns, with names like Harry Powell George Carter and Elizabeth Lucas. The second portion mourns Henry A. Jones, praising his faith, humor and devotion, and includes a poetic farewell.
Local society notes list visits among Americus Butler and Richland families including Miss Ruth Stanley Miss Eloise Renfroe Rev W E Hightower and Mr E W Webb. Oscar Renfroe and others visited as guests. First quarterly conference for Butler and Howard charges set for Jan 26 at the Methodist church. Sewing Club meeting at Mrs Frank Fain Jr with a guest list and next gathering Jan 24 at Mrs Rod Brown.
Pine Grove residents report Sunday visits among neighbors including Jinks Bickley Saunders and Byers families. Alice Smith and J W Hammock hosted gatherings while sorrow fell with the death of Mr. Tom Thompson. Measles illness continues but most cases recover.
Local vendor advertises a phone order line for pig feet pig tails pig ears sauce meat liver shrimp and fish rolls with clear instruction to call for purchases.
Mr and Mrs Clyde Wilson and others hosted Sunday guests from Reynolds Columbus Thomaston and Butler with many visits noted. The Wesley Woman's Club held its regular meeting with president Mrs C C Heath in charge and plans for demonstrations and canning meats discussed.
Mrs. Mary Moore and children visited Mrs. J. C. Griggs Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. D Harmon visited Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Locke Friday. Miss Virginia Locke spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Harmon. Mrs. Ethel Welch visited her aunt, Mrs. W. W. Douglas, Saturday. Mrs. Mary Moore and family, Mr. and Mrs. Aller Rogers visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCrary Sunday. Miss Lillie Underwood is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Neal Hinton. Mr. and Mrs. Polk Harmon and children visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cox Sunday. Mrs. J. F. Taunton was the Saturday visitor of Mrs I. C. Cox. Rev. and Mrs. John Locke visited Mr. and Mrs. Z. T. Locke one day last week. We regret to learn that little Thurman Griggs has been confined to his room for several days with measles. Miss Susie Gaultney was the Saturday guest of Miss Edith Taunton. Miss Mattie Griggs visited Mrs. J. C. Griggs Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Taunton were Sunday guests of their parents. Mrs. J. T. Gaultney visited Mrs Mattie Peterman who is quite ill, recently, Miss Lois Bone visited Mr. and Mrs Frank Bone Thursday. Don't forget Sunday school every Sunday afternoon at Mt. Pisgah church.
In Englishville and nearby communities, residents report weekend and weekday visits. Families including Key, Duke, English, Justice, and Lashley share meals, host relatives, and travel to Oglethorpe and Greensmill. Roy McKenzie plans a Cleveland move. others visit Bakersville and Aldersonville. </s>
Mr and Mrs G B Jarrell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Boggs at Pratt sburg. George Parker and family visited J P Walker s family. Emily Jarrell spent a week with aunt Mrs Willie Sugga. G B Jarrell was Wednesday guest of Mrs G W Jarrell and Mrs C F Bennett. Mr and Mrs Kendrick and family visited J B Kendrick Monday. Russell Scandrett of Macon and Mrs Tom Montgomery visited John Scandrett s parents. Lois Parker Myrtle and Margaret Walker visited Effie Kendrick. Henry Jarrell and Kim Haywood hosted guests. Eula Walker of Thomaston spent weekend with local friends. Celvin Jarrell moved to Panhandle. L H Moore and children were Sunday guests of their parents. Bessie Jarrell and Wilson Jarrell visited parents. Tally Jarrell s family also visited. Henry Jarrell s family and Thelma Jarrell were guests of G W and Inez Jarrell and C F Bennett. Jessie Adans spent Tuesday with Minnie Carthen. Calvin Jarrell was Wednesday guest of W A Jarrell. Thelma Jarrell was Saturday guest of Isolee Jarrell. H H Booth and family were Sunday guests of Hugh Neisler. Charley Wall and children visited A W Adams and J P Cathen.
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