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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1957
Page
7
The column catalogs numerous visits and travels by residents and relatives across Georgia and neighboring states. It notes multiple families staying with friends, weekend gatherings, hospital stays, and trips to Atlanta, Thomaston, Macon, Columbus, and Birmingham, with many relatives mentioned and several social events recorded.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Burns announce the engagement of their daughter Bobbie Mitchell Burns to John D. Sullivan of Carnesville. The couple, graduates of the University of Georgia in Pharmacy, plan a July 28 wedding at the Carnesville Methodist church and aim to open their own store soon.
Appreciation is voiced to Taylor county contestants and local firms for making the Reynolds Beauty Contest a success on the Fourth of July. Thanks express cooperation thoughtfulness and contributions will be remembered. Buddy Dunn chairman program committee Butler Georgia.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Turners Chapel church will hold a meeting Thursday night. This date will serve as the permanent meeting date until further notice.
Sullins Bazemore friends will be interested to learn of the marriage of Mildred Sullins and Riley Bazemore. The ceremony was on Tuesday July 2 at the bride's home with Rev. E H Dunn officiating. The couple left July 3 for a short wedding trip in North Georgia and Tennessee and will reside in the city. The bride is a bookkeeper at Standard Oil and the groom works at Warner Robins Air Force Base.
A poem urging a life of partnership with God and helping others. It argues happiness comes from service rather than wealth or prolonged health. The verse encourages sharing burdens to brighten others’ paths and attain daily peace and joy.
A notice designates Thursday July 18 as Clean-up day at Antioch church and cemetery. Residents are urged to bring tools and a basket lunch for noon. Those unable to attend may send donations to Ms. W A Jarrell to fund extra help.
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church announces its annual Community Clean-up Day on Tuesday July 9. All who have loved ones buried in the cemetery or anyone willing to help are asked to bring tools and come early to finish before the heat. If unable to attend, please send assistance.
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