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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1946
Page
2
Reynolds Department anducted by Reynolds Department anducted by Mrs. Ray Lucas visiting relatives in Miami. Numerous residents travel, visit relatives in Macon Albany Eastman Columbus and Savannah. Families gather in Atlanta and Milledgeville. several attend funerals and support for soldiers.
The Lesson-Sermon on Truth will be read in Christian Science Churches worldwide next Sunday. The Golden Text affirms the Lord is good with everlasting mercy and steadfast truth through all generations, with citations from Deuteronomy and Psalms and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy detailing God as divine principle.
Reynolds residents urged to gather old clothes and deliver them to Doyer's Furniture in Reynolds or Butler. The appeal asks families to raid closets for dress, suit, sweater, and flannel items to aid European relief, urging wholehearted generosity and outdoing others in giving.
A fragmentary column lists cheeky, gossip filled prompts about Mary Peter Rabbit Wynelle Frances and J S with playful rumors about seniors teachers and dating. It mentions local menu items and humorous social hints captured in lighthearted local tone.
Thomaston visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Asa Spinks and family with Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Smith and family. Ed Tucker visited relatives in Thomaston. Jimmy Smith spent the weekend with his grandparents Rufus and family. Walter Suggs of Butler visited R. M. Suggs and William Maxwell. L. Hartman family of Roberta were guests of Will Bradley. Frank Peterman visited Cecil Wilson. Mrs. W. J. Gilson and Louise Gilson visited Mrs. C. C. Heath. James Royal and family visited Joyce Royal in Macon where she trains as a cadet nurse.
Taylor Mill residents host and visit relatives across Butler Reynolds and Macon. Members of the Taylor Mill Men’s Club sponsor a two team contest with a fish luncheon for about 75 men and a mock Coca Cola trial ending in a $1 fine for the defendant and contempt for the lawyer.
Howard Miss Virginia Perkins of Atlanta spent the weekend with Mrs. Hugh Perkins and family. Mrs. Lillian Brown stayed with her daughter near Butler. Frank Pickard of Macon visited Miss Fanny and Patsy Pickard. W. D. Martin spent the weekend in Macon. J. S. Martin and family of Macon were guests of Mrs. B. B. Watson. Hugh Culverhouse and Quinton Clarke of Macon visited relatives here. Floyd Martin of Butler was the Sunday guest of his aunt Mrs Lizzie Pike.
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