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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
3
Virginia Garrett and Preston visits noted with relatives in Buena Vista and Arabi. Mrs Claudia Pierce, Miss Odessa Hill, and families show illness and recovery updates. Mr J Terry improving after illness. Jack Woodall and local families visited, and transports to Butler, Ideal, Preston mentioned.
An old newspaper ad touts A Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It promises relief for a dollar twenty-five per small bottle and offers mail order without requiring a druggist purchase.
Mauk residents Jim Halley and Wood Fouche mingle with friends in town. Wallace Parker visits sister Mrs J W Wood. Wyolene Carpenter and Lucile Rogers visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Jim Rogers. Mrs J A Wadsworth and child from Ft Walley spend week with Mr and Mrs Alex Waller. Ruth Austin visits homefolks. Rita Peacock has recovered and visits Thelma Wood. Mr and Mrs Webb and son of local area also mentioned.
Averett spent last week with relatives in Thomaston. Mr and Mrs H E Streetman of Thomaston visit Mr and Mrs E Winks and others in the community this week. Dr Rainey from Buena Vista gave typhoid serum to several people. Mrs W A Woodall is slowly improving after illness. Mesdames J W Lancaster J L Anthony and C T Lawhorn were Friday guests of Mrs R D Waller. Mrs J M Weaver and children and Mrs R L Bell and son of Reynolds spent Tuesday and Wednesday with relatives here. Mrs Gula Jordan and children visit Mr Francis Jordan at Coolidge. Mrs J H Turner and children and Mrs Brooks Montgomery and children were in Buena Vista Thursday.
Mrs W A Jarrell spent days in Butler last week with the true st Mrs Mary Smith and Misses Fannies Thelma Jarrell hosted Sunday visitors Miss Beatrice West of Tennessee Miss Ella Avery and Miss Mary Suggs Also present were Mr J H Felts of Eufaula Messrs Jere Hollis John Avery of Roberta and Bernard and Norman Adams Mrs G W Jarrell Miss Inez Jarr ell and Mr and Mrs C F Bennett were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs J P Walker Tom Kendrick and family visited Mr Bob Edmonson and family Sunday Miss Margaret Sweney and Mr Russell Scandrett of Macon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John Scandrett Henry Adams and family of homastopoveros the bacent
The column records social visits and outings including Mr. and Mrs. G B Jarrell and daughter with Mr. and Mrs Will Boggs at Prattsburg, Margarete Adams with Jewell Davis, Fannie and Thelma Jarrell returning from Thomaston, and several attendees at Will Gilson's funeral in Camp Ground. Also mentions Margarete Adams visiting Nannlou and Ina Adams, Inez Jarrell and Mrs GC Bennett in Thomaston, Clem Adams in Thomaston on business, and Macon visitors Lizzie Wilder, Hollis and son, Mr West, plus Arch Gray Trussell and Ernest Jarrell visiting Kendrick.
Mrs Rambo reports on the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial in Denver with notes of delegates and state leaders. Music and travel details include visits by Mrs Cannon and family to Montezuma, and several local residents hosting guests from Thomaston and Butler as well as Fain and Purvis families visiting in Columbus and Camilla.
The Turner’s Chapel area reports numerous family visits and social gatherings. Friends and relatives from Thomaston, Macon, Louisville Kentucky, Albany, Butler, and Sales City spent Sundays and weekends with local families, including Peterman, Spillers, Hartman, Wainwright, and Stringfield households.
Marion County residents welcomed visitors and relatives over the weekend. L B Cook of Plant City visited his mother Mrs C E Cook of Box Springs, while H B Brady of Jeniffer joined Mr and Mrs J M Brady. Lillie Wells and Gladys Brady returned from Americas for the weekend, and Lucius Singleton visited Columbus. Mrs J C Watson and son Bronwood were with Mrs G Singleton. Ruth and Kathleen Hegler hosted a party Saturday night. Mrs W P McCorkle of Manchester visited Mrs H Mitchell. Mrs W A Hamilton and her daughter of Cuthbert, and Mr and Mrs A M Youngblood with their young daughters near Juniper, were Sunday guests. Felton Roberts visited friends at Ellaville Sunday.
All who have loved ones buried at Beth Nehem cemetery are invited to meet on July 15, 1930 to help place the grounds in order. R. C. Kirkley requests community participation as efforts begin. A political note follows about a candidate and voter expectations.
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