Mathews Announces Run for State Senate in 23rd District
Political candidate 8 M Mathews declares entry for State Senator in the twenty third district under Democratic Party rules seeking support and goodwill from voters and party members.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1928
Page
3
English Announces Candidacy for Twenty Third District State Senator
Norman E English announces his candidacy for the office of State Senator from the Twenty Third Senatorial District under the Democratic Primary rules. He seeks voter support and pledges to follow party guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman E, English
Candidate announces bid for Georgia House of Representatives
A Taylor County voter notice proclaims a candidacy for the Georgia Lower House. The speaker pledges faithful, conscientious county service and asks voters for support in the September 12 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
House of Representatives
Georgia
Candidate Niesler Announces Candidacy for Georgia House
H Neisler declares run for Representative from Taylor County in Georgia's General Assembly. He aims to serve to the best of his ability if elected, subject to the Democratic primary in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
General Assembly of Georgia
H. Neisler
Candidate for Solicitor General in Chattahoochee Circuit
A candidate announces campaign for Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit in the Democratic primary set for September 12, 1928. He asks for the vote and influence of all citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattahoochee Circuit
Ctizens
All Expense Tours Under Direction Of I. V. Wood
Public notice invites readers to pursue attractively illustrated itineraries and full information by contacting D. P. A Rhodes of Southern Railway at Macon Georgia or Mr OCRhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. V. Wood, Inc
Rhodes
Southern Railway
Macon Ga
Protect your Model T Ford investment with low upkeep costs
Expenditure of a few dollars can yield thousands of miles from an old car. The Model T Ford, a leading and widely used vehicle, remains economical to maintain with low prices for parts and labor. A shop offers prices from $1 to $20 for repairs and overhauls, plus guidance on needed work to restore A-1 condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Five Points News Social Visits and Church Notice
Five Points reports guests and church news. Mr. and Mrs. C F Bennett and Mr Bennett visited with W D Parker and others. Butler residents visited Mrs W A Jarrell. Miss Lou Gaultney stayed with Miss Lucile Adams. Henry Jarrell and Henry Tyce families visited Cross Roads. Edgar and Myr Gaultney visited. Magaret Adams stayed with Henry Adams Jr. at Thomaston. G B Jarrell traveled to Plains. Sunday School at Antioch church at 2 80 every Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Myr
Edgar Gaultney
Henry Jarrell
Magaret Adams
Henry Adams, Jr
Thomaston
G. B. Jarrell
Plains
Antioch Church
Remembering Wilburn J Culverhouse Rites in Thomaston
Obituary and memorial notice for Wilburn J. Culverhouse who died June 19 at age 67 in Thomaston. Funeral by Rev. T. G. Wright. Survived by wife, five sons, seven daughters, 13 grandchildren. Includes sentimental poem from daughter in law Mary. Church notes invite Turner's Chapel members to cemetery cleanup and Union meetings in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilburn J. Culverhouse
Thomaston
Howard
T. G. Wright
Turner’s Chapel Church
G. R. Rogers
Reading for Improvement Elevates Quiet Books
Sir Henry Hadow urges readers to study texts critically rather than skim. Every book, even if poor, holds something new and instructive. Reading with purpose improves taste and leads to appreciation of the best over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hadow
Dustin Farnum Performs Bold Leap Amidstage Brief
The stage scene unfolds as Dustin Farnum misses a proper safety pad outside the castle set. He makes a spectacular jump and lands quietly, prompting a quick gag. He then glances over the parapet and declares with brevity that the lake is frozen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dustin
Higzison Gibbs
Dustin Farnum
Farnum
D for Denarius and the English penny
The article explains D as the abbreviation for penny tracing back to the Latin denarius and its use through medieval money changers. It notes a penny equals about two cents and that the half penny is about the value of a cent.
Local visitors and family guests gather in Wesley area
A flurry of relatives and friends visit in Wesley from Columbus College Park Butler Thomaston Macon and Reynolds. Notables include Mrs Perry Watson Mr and Mrs S T Allen Mr and Mrs Grady Adams and many children with several dinner and weekend gatherings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Watson
Columbus
W. A. Spinks
S. T. Allen
College Park
Grady Adams
Barnesville
J. C Price
Macon
J. H. Adams
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
Social Roundup in Rupert News Highlights Local Visits
Miss Katrine Aultman and Mr Vernon Hall visited Miss Gertrude Amos for the weekend. Many locals hosted relatives including Miss Ethel Allman and Miss Lucile Harvey. Aultman illness noted as improving. peach season plans for Marvin Hill. various visits to Americus Macon Butler and Harrison reported with multiple families mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katrine Aultman
Vernon Hall
Gertrude Amos
Ethel Allman
Lucile Harvey
Elmer and
Robbie. Allman
R. P. Allman
C. E. Harvey
Americus
W. J. Hammock
Butler
Janie Johnston
Atlanta
S. Hill
Wvolene Carpenter
Mauk
P. Davidson
F. C. Callahan
California
E. M. Hill
Macon
J. T. Cochran
D. B. Stewart
L. R. Adams
Edgar Stewart
Odell Aultman
Marvin Hill
Ft Valley
J. W. Martin
G. F. Amos
Tessie Callahan
Harrison
R. A. Royal
Runfus Watking
Elma Allman
Clarence Powell
Ellaville
C. Gillman
Thomaston
Summer visitors and local visits fill Howard scene
Miss Ethel Fain attending summer school in Americus spent the weekend with her parents in Howard. Several families including Mr. Lews Hill Mrs. W C Childs Mrs. Herman Vanlanding ham and others visited relatives here and in Centerville Macon and Andersonville. Mrs. J M Brown is convalescent after several days illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Fain
Americus
Lews Hill
W. C. Childs
Herman Vanlandingham
W. T. Morris
Centerville
J. S. Martin
Macon
J. K. Adams
Frank Fain
Baby
Andersonville
F. G. Pierce
Waverly Hall
Evans Brown
Sara Averett
W. Averett
Homer Martin
Elizabeth Hornberger
Ralph Jones
Son
Atlanta
Louise Parks
Jeanette Brown
Lena
Catherine Wright
Mildred Purvis
J. A. Buckner
R. J. Gilbert
R. A. Jones
Wynelle Jinks
J. S. Jinks
H. S. Brooks
Holloway
Eld
W. G. Wright
Local residents share visits across towns
Gatt of Buena Vista and Gaines of Five Points visited Mr and Mrs R S Wall Sunday. Sam Childs spent Saturday with home folks in Ideal. Rogers kin visited Rupert relatives. Mrs Caldwell at Americus summer school spent weekend home. Austin Route 2 mingled with friends. Montgomerys and Turners visited Warm Springs. North Carolina inspector Overman arrived to check peach interests. McIlmurray visitors from Tazewell. Waller and Abbott children hosted. Forsyth and Mississippi trip joins husband here after buying Mr Sloan’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G . Gatt
Buena Vista
Paul Gaines
Five Points
R. S. Wall
Sam Childs
Ideal
J. M. Rogers
Lucile Rogers
Rupert
W. J. Caldwell
Americus
J. L. Austin
Tilden Montgomery
J. H. Turner
Warm Springs
Charles Overman
North Carolina
Will Mcilmurray
Tazewell
J. W. Woodall
R. D. Waller
D. C. Abbott
Forsyth
Mississippi
A. FE. Sloan
Mrs Adams Hosts Dinner for Grady Adams and Guests
Mrs John Adams with daughter Miss Pearl Adams entertained at six o clock dinner Tuesday evening in honor of her son Mr Grady Adams and his bride from Barnesville. The home was adorned with summer flowers and ferns with a nasturtium centerpiece and four candle sticks with white tapers. Attending were Mrs J C Price of Macon, Miss Mary Suggs, Miss Lois Heath, Messrs Jack Suggs, Mercer Smith of Butler and Jack Harris of Bufaula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Adams
Pearl Adams
Grady Adams
Barnesville
Also Mentioned on This Page
M. F. Fink
Harrisburg
N.C
Thedford
Astinati
Democratic Party
Solicitor General
Maritime Provinces of
Canada
Taylor County Motor Company
Third Street
Macon, GA
Mary Smith
J.P. Posey
Effie, Smith of
W. A. Jarrell
G.B. Jarrell
Henry
Tyce
Cross Roads
W. J. Culverhouse
Mary
Wesley
Herbert Sealy
Smithville
Richerson
Frank Slaughter
William Childres
Gordon Wright
J. R. Whatley
Dora Bickley
George Parker
Lem Whatley
Herman Amos
Mintie Pope
Louise Gilson
Anna Heath
Trene
Emmie Perkins
Talbott
Clem Waters
Mizell
J. C. Price
Mesdames Herbert
Harris Sealy
Jack Harris
Eufaula
Ala
Allen
Tom Wilson
J. A. Heath
T. Allen
Haywood
Willie Neisler
Baker Baldwin
Rupert News
Howard News
Robert Banks
Mauk Briefs
Mrs
Miss Pearl Adams
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