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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
5
Reynolds community members and visitors are listed with travels to Macon Atlanta Warner Robins and other cities. Local families including Hoats, Hollis, Hicks, Waters, and Windham are mentioned along with several trips for vaccinations, jobs, and funeral attendance.
The July UDC meeting is postponed until August so Lieutenant Colonel Oscar Holden Thompson can be the guest speaker.
Howard residents report arrivals and departures with relatives in Philadelphia Atlanta Macon Butler Thomaston and Columbus. Mr D N Culverhouse returned home after time with daughter Mrs Elizabeth Ballinger in Philadelphia while others include Rod Brown in Atlanta and multiple visits to Mrs Lee Watson from East Point Macon Butler and Thomaston residents.
Mrs G L Windham spent the weekend in Columbus with son Jack Windham and family. Miss Gene Crooke returned from Columbus. Remus Hudson of Ovedin Florida is visiting relatives here. Numerous locals hosted guests from Columbus, Macon, Thomaston, Butler, Reynolds and Savannah. A school singing program drew attendees. several residents shared visits and minor health updates.
The Gates family held its annual reunion at Harold and wife Gates home with four brothers and two sisters. Marvin Gates joked three brothers claimed credit for another's raise costing 28000. Guests included Gateshouse Gatehouse Benzurof Blackwood and others from Columbus Porterdale and Atlanta.
Approximately 950 uncontested divorce cases were scheduled for disposal in Fulton Superior Court during the first four days of the week. Two divisions, led by Judge A L Etheridge and Judge Bond Almand, are in operation with expected daily caseloads over 100 each. Last July term had 864 on calendar and 706 tried. this term, about 850 of 950 are expected to be tried.
Announcement states Rev A W Rees superintendent of the Columbus District of the Methodist church will preach at Wesley Methodist church Friday July 13 at 11 30 a m.
Mr. Asa I. Parks former county coroner died Tuesday at the State Hospital in Milledgeville. He was born February 16 1868 in Taylor County, son of the late Mr and Mrs Gisslee Parks. Funeral services were held at Reynolds Methodist Church with Rev Leon Edwards presiding. Burial followed at Little Vine Cemetery.
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