Community Notes Highlight Local Travels and Events
Local families visit relatives in Butler and Atlanta while others plan trips to Washington State and Canada. The American Legion Auxiliary meeting is postponed to July 11 at 3 30 p m with Mrs Hoyt Clark hosting. A big Ellaville Legion celebration dance runs tonight with Vic Abbs providing music from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Hoyt Clark
Ellaville Legion
Legion
Vic Abbs
Albany
Clyde Green Martin Weds Dr. Robert Jones in Tifton
Mr and Mrs J S Green announce the marriage of their daughter Clyde Green Martin to Dr Robert E Jones of Tifton. The ceremony took place Sunday June 29 at the Methodist pastorium with Rev John Wilson officiating. The bride, a Wesleyan Conservatory graduate and former faculty member, and the groom, Emory medical graduate, will reside in Tifton.
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J. S. Green
Clyde Green Martin
Robert E. Jones
Tifton
John Wilson
Methodist
Wesleyan Conservatory
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Medical School
Emory University
Turners Chapel Auxiliary To Meet Wednesday Evening
The Woman's Auxiliary of Turners Chapel church will meet Wednesday at 8 p m. All members are urged to be present and visitors are welcome.
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Turners Chapel
Turners Chapel Church
Cemetery Cleaning at Bethel Primitive Baptist Church
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church and cemetery set next Tuesday as a clean-up day. All interested are asked to come with tools to perform the work, per the committee.
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Bethel Primitive Baptist Church
Lancaster-McKenzie Betrothal spotlighted by social events
Miss Jean Lancaster of Fort Valley, bride elect of Norris McKenzie of Marshallville, will wed August 17 at Indian Springs. A series of social affairs followed the engagement, including a shower tea at the Woman's Club hosted by Fort Valley hostesses, with Mrs. J. W. Lancaster and the groom’s sister-in-law among the attendees. Additional events included spaghetti supper at Pates on Marshallville Road and dinners at homes of Mr. and Mrs. William Able and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Windham in Reynolds and Richland.
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Jean Lancaster
Ft. Valley
Norris McKenzie
Marshallville
Wll
Indian Springs
J. W. Lancaster
Fort Valley
Woman’s Club
Miss Lancaster
O. G. Bankston
Gresham Aultman
J. O. Fuller
A. L. Luce Jr
Mary Jim Fuller
Barbara Aultman
William Abel
McKenzie
Pate
Marshallville Road
William Able
Richland
Reynolds
Leonard Windham
Mr. McKenzie
Sunday Is Home Coming Day at Midway Church
Midway Church hosts a home coming with Sunday School at 10 30 a m preaching at 11 30 a m and another sermon at 2 p m by Rev Peterman of Thomaston. Dinner on church grounds at noon fellows invited former members and friends to attend. J H Stanford Pastor.
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Midway Baptist Church
Bobby Spillers
Ezekiel
Midway
Peterman
Thomaston
J. H. Stanford
Forest Fires Caused by Electric Storm Damages Pines
Dry weather and thundershowers sparked a minor blaze on Walter Suggs land when lightning struck a pine. A rain halted spread to a tenth acre, but a slow burn the next day scorched three acres of pine seedlings. Jno L Reese, county agent.
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Walter Suggs
Laskout
Jno. L. Reese, Co. Agt
Taylor County Rabbit Club Elects First Officers and Organizes
Taylor County Rabbit Club met in the County Agent's office with J A Whitlock and D F Bruce presiding to outline steps for organizing a rabbit program. Five members applied for American Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association membership. Officers are President W E Sullins Vice President Alfonso McCrary Secretary Treasurer J A Hardwick. Directors include Hugh Culverhouse and Hubert Young. Regular meetings are the second Tuesday each month.
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J. A. Whitlock
Macon Rabbit Club
D. F. Bruce
Bibb County
American Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association
Messrs
L. F. Roberts
Jack Peed
Marvin Peed
W. E. Sullins
J. A. Hardwick
Notice to Public on Lake Safety at Justin’s Lake
W T Austin of Butler Georgia urges public to use caution at the lake amid hot days with 50 to 150 visitors daily and over 100 children on several occasions. Parents should closely supervise children. night swimming is limited to lights on grounds and pond, no deep water swimming after dark, and the activity runs to 10 p m to protect the lake's reputation.
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Rick
Justin's Lake
W. T. Austin
Butler
First Spoon Feeding Tips for Your Three Month Old
A pediatric consultant notes that solid food introduction varies by doctor and parent choice and should begin around three months. It emphasizes a calm approach, gradual trials on tiny spoons, and letting the baby decide when to eat, with thin, soupy textures and patience during tasting.
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Otto A. Faust
Beech-Nut Packing Company
Faust
Baby
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Mamie Dugger
Pearl Smith
Mary Moulton
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J. R. Wilson
Lewis Benson
John Turk
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Norris Sikes
Ginga
Jimmy Sikes
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Frank Gray
Carl Giles
Augusta
Washington, D. C
Paul Harris
Louisville
Herald Office
Harris
County
George Harris
C. E. Benns
Charles Benns
Tom Bateman
Bateman
Railway Express
Dugger Casey
Jimmy
J. A. Stevens
Tennessee
Kentucky
West Virginia
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Ulmer Stevens
Robert Jones
Ihitami
Nassau
Green’s Fuel Gas Service
Geee
Henry C. Searcy
Green's Fuel Gas Service, Inc
Harvey Greene
Thomaston, Ga
Lancaster-McKenzie
Midway Church
Willis L. Webb
Optometrist
Taylor County Rabbit Club
Chase Sullins
Dean
Butler, GA
Richard Widmark
Montana
Rod Cameron
FORT
Osage
James Whitmore
Charles Starett
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Stauffer Brand
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