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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
7
A humorous verse extols the all seeing telephone girl who holds gossip about every couple and couple’s excuses. The poem warns that if she shared even a tenth of what she knows, the town would fall into bitter feuds and divorces.
Wallace Carson spent Tuesday in Atlanta Col and Mrs C W Foy were in Atlanta Friday Bob Carson made a business trip to Columbus Tuesday Willie B Wilson of Ellaville visited Butler relatives Sunday Lois Heath and Alex Baldwin spent the weekend with Mrs H E Allen Hugh Jackson and Mrs Tignall Ga were weekend guests of Mrs W B Wilson E L McGee of Birmingham was a guest of his mother Mrs A J McGee H C Saddler of Danville formerly of this city visited Friday and Saturday John D Gunn a Cuthbert manufacturer visited Saturday Mrs S E Cox returned from several weeks with her daughter in Miami PF Oliphant of Macon and Rev Mack Anthony of Columbus were guests of Col and Mrs H P Wallace Sunday and Monday Ward Edwards and son left for Tazewell to visit Mrs Ollie Murry Ben Mitchell family hosted Roberta and Portland Maine visitors Jerry Cooms of Portland Maine also visited.
Circle No 1 met at the parsonage Monday with 11 members and one visitor. Officers elected were Mrs W E Hightower chairman Mrs W A Lundy assistant chairman Mrs Eli Garrett secretary and public chairman Mrs R A Scandrett treasurer. Bible study to be used as devotional. Next meeting set for February 20 at Mrs L R Adlantsy home.
Music Education edited by the Junior Music Club notes a one o clock WMAZ broadcast delayed to Wednesday January 25 due to exams. Rachmaninoff concert in Macon draws Wesleyan College reservations near 800 with Junior Club members listed. The article praises Rachmaninoff as performer and interpreter in concise program notes.
The first quarterly Mauk Marion conference will be held at Bethel church on January 28. Those with church relations urged to attend and bring written department reports. Stewards should attend prepared to present assessments for yearly ministry support.
Messrs Hamp and Lowry Riley of Atlanta and Mrs H L Riley of Texarkana Texas are visiting for a week to be with their mother Mrs Julia Riley who is seriously ill at home, prompting local concern and support from relatives.
Mrs J A Battle of Talbotton Georgia extends thanks to Taylor county friends for past patronage and wishes abundant happiness and prosperity in 1988. She offers reliable service in her line and invites readers to call on her when in need.
Preaching at Union church next Sunday at 11 a.m. Sunday school at Wesley at 10 a.m. and preaching at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. We invite all people of the communities to worship with us. W. Hightower, Pastor.
Lands posted include all of lots 249 and 250 on the west side of State Highway No 1 in Taylor County. The parcels lie in the 12th land district and are known as the J. P. Mott farm owned by MRS C C White.
A reflective piece argues home depends on love and management. It contrasts rented versus owned homes, warns against overspending, and urges prudent finances and civic duty. The author cites Mrs. D. R. Olive of Talbotton Georgia as a closing sign-off.
A Buena Vista couple wed on stage at Billroy’s Comedians big tent theatre in Haines City on Friday night December 28 1982. The public ceremony drew over three thousand spectators with cash and presents promoting a first public wedding in the city. Miss Irva Montgomery 21 and Morris Bridges 22 were chosen first come first served after twenty couples sought the contract. The event, billed as a church affair, featured flower girls bridesmaids ring bearer prizes and full audience viewing.
Lincoln McConenell lauds G Frank Oliphant as the outstanding community worker among boys for 1982, noting his 14 years as Boy Scouts president, role in Court of Honor exams, and rare common sense. The Macon Telegraph comments on his broader sage contributions beyond Scouting.
Tony Buckner fears missing his banquet partner as his mother, Mrs. Buckner, helps him navigate worries about friendship and romance. A woods walk reveals memories of Becky Buckner, while at school Rex Bradfield introduces Charlotte Warren, Dr. Warren’s daughter, sparking a budding connection that hinges on Tony’s social status and a forthcoming banquet. The chapter ends with suspense over whether Charlotte will attend with him.
The Georgia U D C president urges members to plan ambitious projects for the year. They aim to finish the Jefferson Davis Historical Foundation the Mrs L H Raines Memorial Trust Fund and the Lee Stratford Fund. Georgia Division pledges 446 for the Mrs Randolph Relief Fund and promotes World War Educational Fund memorials in honor of Miss Baxter.
District chair man directs literature for essay work and urges prompt supply orders from Mrs. Joseph Wilson to advance activities at Rhodes Memorial Hall. No new general prizes. many children’s prizes noted for minutes and Georgia prizes. Members asked to send relics, letters, flags to the A. D. C room now for chapter renewal.
The General Federation of Women's Clubs will sponsor a world friendship tour led by Mrs G M Poole aboard the Adriatic leaving New York in July and returning September 16 aboard the Franconia. The voyage includes European capitals with affiliated clubs and a Geneva visit to the League of Nations. Shipboard talks will be given by Mrs Poole, who plans teas and luncheons, with all expenses paid and rates from 570 to 870.
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