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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1914
Page
3
Store advertises a wide stock of dry goods notions and millinery with weekly new shipments and strong inducements to buy. Emphasizes ability to supply every desire and to pass benefits to customers through price incentives.
Reynolds Georgia July 6 1914 edited by H A Paris reports fresh Nude Bread at Barrow Bros and Barrow Bros reminders. Local visitors Miss Louise Ogburn and Miss Eva McDaniel improve. Miss Emma Coleman visits Macon. Miss Mary Joiner to visit from Kentucky. Montezuma ball games attended. several social events noted with plans for A K Hawkes Co optician July 15. Barrow Bros and Planters Warehouse Co advertise building materials and supplies. The Womans Improvement Club to meet in August.
The Home Coming meeting at the Baptist church drew many town and country residents. Foster Ong of Chicago is expected to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs E A Goddard. Planters Warehouse Co invites buyers to see their building materials.
The city’s young ladies hosted a convulsed moonlight picnic Wednesday evening on the veranda of Mr and Mrs T Whatley. A regular picnic raid was served. The planned moonlight park event for the previous Friday was moved to Miss Virginia Hintons home due to rain.
Miss Helen Hodges hosted a Wednesday evening party for her cousin Miss Ruth Taylor of Fort Valley. Japanese lanterns brightened a yellow brown space with sunflowers palms and ferns while cake cream and chocolate and fruit punch were served by Misses Parks McAuley and Hodges. Guests included Ruth Taylor Susie Fountain Saluda Lucas San dersville Mary Ingram Martha Powell Allie Lee Hill Inez Smith Mattie Sanders Winnie Griffith and others along with several gentlemen. Visitors were urged to shop for fruit jars cans and rubbers at the host venue.
Last Sunday at Reynolds Baptist Church saw out of town members dine with locals to attend both services. The pastor preached on The Church and its mission, with reports on the duplex envelope system. Soloists performed and the roll, articles of faith, and church covenant were read as members discussed My Relation to the Church and its future.
The weekly class reports ninety four attendees last Sunday and aims to reach a full hundred as the session continues to expand.
Fragmentary line notes fruit cans and fruit jars with mention of rubbers and the Aidazcow Brothers, suggesting a brief market or catalog item list from the local page. No full sentence context given.
C. L. Pyron advertises top dressers with a twenty day application window and promises the best line. The text also cites Justice Riddell on habeas corpus and paternal sleep disputes, plus a brief note on the historical spread of the lemon from Greece and Rome to Spain and the Azores.
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