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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
3
Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds and Rosy Prager are mentioned amid a long list of social notices. The items record visits and stays by local residents and relatives to Macon, Atlanta, Dixie destinations, and nearby towns, with numerous households hosting friends and family, plus a few trips to Warm Springs, Daytona Beach, Montezuma, and St Simons.
Montezuma Georgia July 1 John B Guerry Jr son of Judge and Mrs John B Guerry has left for Annapolis to enter the Naval Academy after two years as a student at Georgia Tech. He is a local young man moving to a major military university.
The two week Vacation Bible School closed Friday June 28 with an engaging program and pool party. Miss Frances Ricks and Emily Whatley led Beginners with Our Happy Homes, while Primaries studied Learning About Our Churches under Estelle Ricks and Bessie Caus ey. Junior text books centered on Living in Our Community. Mary Alice Shell supervised play and Winnie Griffith played piano. Superintendent Mrs F M Carson directed the sessions. list of attendees follows.
Americus Georgia June 29 The Americus golf team clinched the Middle Georgia league pennant with a 25.5 to 13.5 victory over Reynolds. Captain H O Jones lauds players for loyalty and teamwork as Americus earns the right to host a postseason tournament and barbecue in July with eight wins and one loss.
Mr and Mrs Russell Sadrett of Macon visited Mrs John Scandrett. Families of Kendrick and Jarrell served as Sunday guests at various homes. Miss Fannie Jarrell and Thelma Jarrell worked at the peach industry in Lee Pope. Numerous Jarrell family members, Bennett, McCrary, Goodwin, and Pinder relatives appear as visitors and extended kin across the week in Panhandle Thomaston Ft Valley and Macon.
Regional notices list visits among Turners Chapel families in Macon Thomaston Milledgeville and Columbus. The community plans a Home Coming Day on Turners Chapel Church fourth Sunday in July with prayer services and a general invitation to bring baskets and join the event.
Frank Meys and friends venture to a haunted house where they rescue Dick Van Morrow of Chicago, held for days. A mysterious kidnap tale unfolds ending with Frank guiding Dick’s father to the scene and a plane arrival marking a new dawn.
Instructions discuss preserving corn by packing tightly to prevent souring, stressing tender juicy kernels and careful jar filling. Mentions specific practice and cautions about speed and product quality in home canning.
A morning note describes canning corn with husk and silk. Fill jars with corn, add water salt sugar, cook until swollen, pack leaving space, seal with lids, and process at 15 pounds for 80 minutes, or four hours in hot weather. may be canned on end using the same method.
A step by step home canning recipe lists ingredients for corn pickles including corn cabbage beans cucumbers celery peppers and spices with sugar and mustard. Directions specify simmer 20 minutes then boil briefly and immediately jar and seal in sterilized containers.
A recipe outlines corn chowder preparation with corn onions green peppers and peppers plus cabbage vinegar sugar mustard celery seed and salt. Precook corn briefly then chop remaining vegetables. Combine cook 25 minutes and seal in sterilized jars.
Prepare tomatoes and corn for canning. Chop tomatoes and simmer with corn and mixed vegetables. Mix 2 cups tomatoes 1 cup corn 1 cup vegetables add 1 teaspoon salt per quart. Process 60 minutes at 15 pounds pressure or 8 hours in a hot water bath. Remove and seal.
A recipe outlines making corn relish with 12 ears of corn 3 green peppers 3 red peppers 4 onions 1 quart vinegar 2 tablespoons mustard 6 pounds cabbage 1 cup chopped celery 5 teaspoons salt 2 cups brown sugar. Boil corn 2 minutes cut kernels. Chop celery onions cabbage and peppers. Combine ingredients cook until vegetables are tender about half an hour then boil rapidly 4 minutes and seal in hot sterilized jars.
Miss Carolyn Hill spent the weekend as guest of Misses Frances and Virginia Parks. Hazel Parks was hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Davidson of Talbotton. Saturday visitors to Mr and Mrs Havis Parks included Carolyn Hill Gorman Jarrell Lillie Braswell Lillian Calwell Martha and Cecil Parks. Johnnie Parker and 30 siblings from Columbus were guests of the Parks family this week. Sunday visitors included Floyd Jarrell Gorman Jarrell Carolyn Hill Lonnie Hardard Ormand Hand and Durward Hand with family.
Montezuma post office, July 1 to 7, moved from third to second grade. The promotion means higher salaries for workers, shorter hours, and an extra clerk, with employees now under civil service rules.
A man with white hair visits Dr Mev and Dick recounts his experiences. Dick tells his father everything and is asked when he will finish high school. The father mentions college travel plans for the summer and to inform him. End scene with Frank smiling softly.
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