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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
11
Butler society notes list visitors and relatives from Soperton Cartersville Griffin and Cincinnati with several weekend trips and family reunions. The Cross Shop advertises a summer dress sale with urgent bargains and early shopping urged. The American Legion Auxiliary meets Friday at 3 30 p m. Various residents travel to Florida Georgia and the Northeast for vacations and family events.
Amazing results when you fer tilize your lawn or garden with fishworm castings. Grow giant pot plants or super vegetables. Call or write for information and low prices. Reynolds, Ga. Phone 7-4280.
Ful-O-Pep Lay ing Mash claims to boost heavy production and long laying life for hens. The product is advertised for use with up to 14 parts grain and is offered by Peed Bros. at the iFeed Store in Butler, Georgia.
Three room house with bath and modern conveniences for rent. Contact Mrs Gene Bone in Butler Georgia.
Real estate notice offering the Frierson property about nine acres for sale. Information via Mrs. G. F. Oliphant at 2595 Ingleside Ave Macon Georgia.
Notice lists two purebred Hampshire males from prize stock and one black Poland China sow registered, plus five purebred pigs. Sold as a lot or separately. Sale details imply reasonable offers for the entire group or individual animals.
Numerous Butler residents hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Families from Marshallville Warwick Reynolds Warner Robins Taylor Mill Jonesboro and Atlanta joined gatherings at homes in Butler and nearby areas. The Harris Reunion and multiple kin visits were noted with extended family members including the Giles, Kirksey, Harmon, Locke and Bone households.
D and Mrs Robert D Waller Linda of Augusta join weekend visitors to the Wallers. Hill family reunion at Concord near Ellaville. Jimmy Earl Hill visits Thomaston home. Several Al bany and Albany guests, Florida trip, Columbus outing. Montgomery and Woodall families host and visit across Butler Thomaston Dacula Manchester. Mrs McIlvaine from Texas visiting Woodall.
Thomaston Times columnist Olin Miller notes a list of challenging words like inoculate caputchone hyprocrisy accommo date auge naphtha diptheria obliate reconnaissance violoncello piccalilli rarely syzygy that could slow down a spelling program. He implies contestants might stumble on these terms during the show.
Mrs Ward Edwards formerly Miss Billie Salmon of Rome and Atlanta was honored with a shower tea Friday afternoon at the local Club House. Hostesses included Mrs J W Edwards and others. About 150 guests attended as the bride and J Ward Edwards II were welcomed, with pink and green decorations and a tea table centerpiece.
Last Thursday night marked the final band practice before summer season under Mr. T. N. Brown. Students presented Brown with a potted plant in a party-like sendoff, conducted by Band Company Commander Lamar Massey. Authorities note Brown will not return next term, but the Butler school hopes for future visits from Brown and his band at Roberta.
Mr and Mrs Monroe Duncan of Butler announce the marriage of their daughter Lorna Mae to Don ald Jenkins of Opelika Alabama. The ceremony was June 16 at Columbus with Rev Hiner son officiating in a simple ring ceremony attended by close friends and relatives. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs Roman Jenkins of Opelika. After a short wedding trip the couple will reside in Columbus. William Neisler, sst c
Mr. Jack P. Tarver of Chatta hoochee Florida was honored at ceremonies on June 15 after completing 20 years of service with the U S Corps of Engineers. His mother is Lois Phillips of Butler and his grandparents were the late R R and Respess Phillips of this city.
Mr and Mrs Paschal Mann announce the birth of a 7 pound son at Macon Hospital on July 1. The baby is named Joseph Paschal Mann. Mrs Mann is the daughter of Rev and Mrs Tom Harmon of Perry and granddaughter of Mrs Jeff Harmon of this city.
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