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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1935
Page
3
Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds presents a mix of poems and local notices. The column lists social calls, visits by residents from Macon Columbus and Atlanta, church circle meetings, and a staff report on the January missionary circle, with plans for a benefit play to fund a parsonage.
The February meeting of the Woman's Improvement Club was held at the Club and Chapter House on Wednesday afternoon February 6. The program covered citizenship developments with assembly singing, a talk on how federated club women aid citizenship, a discussion on building better womanhood and manhood, vocal and piano solos, a poem, and hostesses listed.
Mr and Mrs Jim Montgomery guests of Mrs John Scandrett and Mrs Martha Jane Riley. L H Moore guests of Mrs Mary Smith and Miss Effie Smith of Butler. G B Jarrell guests of Will Boggs at Prattsburg. Horace Kendrick and son visit Tom Kendrick. George Moore of Griffin visits area. Jim Haywood stays with I J Harris in Macon. Sue Jarrell sick in Macon hospital. W A Jarrell ill this week. Mrs Jno A Carter dies Monday morning. Wyolene Carpenter visits. G W Bivins and F C Jarrell in Atlanta on business.
Mrs William Horton and son Gilly of Macon visited Mr and Mrs J S Fuller on Friday. Beulah Barrow weekend with relatives. Illness of Jackie Sue Jarrell noted with wishes for recovery. Carrie Tidwell of Macon visiting cousin Mrs Ed Kilby. Betty Parks and Lonnie Parks guests of Mrs Clarence Horton. Helen McDaniel and Bess Neisler on sick list. G O Horton family hosted and traveled to Reynolds. Horton and Cosey kin visited in Atlanta. Elizabeth Horton and Edgar Horton with Mrs G O Horton on Friday. Claimed visits include Mrs Waters in Butler and Mrs J E Locke near Butler. Nat Lucas and Mrs Bowers at Roberta. D E Byrd and L T Horton in Fort Valley Tuesday.
The Norwich M P church box supper Saturday night raised 20 dollars toward the church debt. Gratitude is extended to all who contributed and cooperated in the event. Local residents Mr and Mrs C W Hays of Thomaston spent the weekend at home. Several community members are mentioned for illness recoveries and visits, with church activities noted and local clergy updates.
A long list of local residents share Sunday and recent visits across Pine Grove and nearby Thomaston. Families mentioned include Garretts Culverhouses Hammocks Edmonsons Saunders Jones and Hutchersons with numerous extended relatives and friends visiting across the past week.
J Wesley and Mrs Pinkard with Lois Heath visit Miss Mary Suggs. Junction City guests of J C Lumpkin and Lumpkin family. Numerous neighbors visit and attend singing at Union. Several attend funeral in Cuthbert for Mrs John Royal, sister in law of Mrs D W Wilson. Community members send prayers for the bereaved.
Mrs R S Jinks and daughter hosted weekend guests. John Brown spent time in Atlanta. O M Martin and son James visited Mrs Nannie Martin and others attended gatherings with Mrs Lee and Miss Willa Watson. Fireside visits include Harris Sealy and Frances at Juniper. Mrs Watkins visiting Mrs J A Buckner and families hosted weekend guests near Talbotton. Frank Pickard of Macon visited Beulah Pickard. Lewis Brown traveled to Columbus. Joe Brown and O M Martin's party traveled to Butler. Russ Windham was guest of R S Jinks. Charlie Buckner hosted a Friday tacky party.
Misses Pauline Jarrell and Nettie Hill spent the weekend with local folks. Mrs. Lula Wall of Butler visited Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wall with daughters. Mrs. Horton and baby stayed with her mother, Mrs. Spillers, near Butler. New neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Joe Montgomery and children moved into the parsonage. Several local residents made visits to relatives in Atlanta, Rupert, Rebecca, Fort Terry, Columbus, Draneville, and nearby towns. A birthday dinner for Carol Jane Waller featured seven school friends and teacher Rita Peacock. guests included Betty Welch and others.
R F D notes social visits among Harmon Locke and Blair families. Miss Cleo Taunton’s condition improves after illness. Theus returns home after a week with sister in Crawford County. Fort Valley and Crawford County residents, including W L Myrick and family, visit relatives. Little Harmon Kirksey has been ill for several days.
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