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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1935

Page

7

Many Thomaston Residents Visiting Relatives Far and Wide

A lengthy social notes column lists numerous residents and guests, including Gussie Wilson in Atlanta, Mrs. Mae Riley in New York, H. A. Jackson in Tignall, and Miss Geraldine Fouche visiting from West Palm Beach. It records weekend visits, hosting families, upcoming travels to Florida and Georgia towns, and several new births and health updates among local families and friends.

Mrs. Hamp Riley Atlanta Geraldine Fouche West Palm Beach, Fla Lorena Daniel Wallacee Riley Ir Sud Pickens Riley Robert Cochran Emory University Hospital J. J. Cochran G. W. Williamson Atlante Williamson J. A. Scott Laure Scott John Southland J.A Streetman Orlando Houston Austin Augusta Hill Chester

Miss Marion West Hostess Delights Bridge Luncheon

Miss Marion West invited friends for a pleasant Friday bridge afternoon in a spacious living room. Floral arrangements filled the space while Mrs. H. H. Riley led with high score, Mrs. J. S. Green followed, and Mrs. T. B. Joiner won the cut prize. Guests received gifts as cake and cream were served at the end.

Marion West H. H. Riley J. S. Green T. B. Joiner

Mrs Green Hosts Informal Party for Guest Miss Martha McGough

Mrs. J. Green honored her house guest Miss Martha McGough with an informal Wednesday evening party. Guests enjoyed bridge and dancing while others made candy. The living room featured cut flowers and ferns and iced watermelon was served on the lawn as the guests departed.

Mrs E E Jarrell Hosts Pleasant Bridge Tea

Mrs EE Jarrell entertained a Bridge party Wednesday afternoon. Mrs R S West won high score and received a fine condiments set. Mrs O B Bankston received a dainty handkerchief prize. Guests enjoyed a salad course and fruit punch after the game.

EE. E. Jarrell R. S. West O. B .Bankston

Gee Cooper wedding joins Mr. John R Cooper and Miss Sara Gee

The ceremony was held Sunday with Rev. J. N. Shell officiating in Reynolds. Sara Gee, daughter of W. M. Gee, is noted as a lovely young lady. John R. Cooper, a Rupert area farmer, is described as solid and respected. The Herald sends congratulations and best wishes.

John R. Cooper Sara Gee J. N. Shell Reynolds W. M. Gee Cooper Rupert The Herald

Mr and Mrs W H Mott Host July Fourth Social

Mr and Mrs W Howard Mott entertained guests July 4 with a daylong social at their home. Attendees arrived about 9:30 and sampled a feast of barbecue Brunswick stew cake and ice cream beneath the oaks. Guests enjoyed the occasion and left with fond memories of a congenial gathering.

W. Howard Mott

Sunday School Lesson on David the King and Prophet

The lesson traces David's life from Bethlehem born 1085 BC through his anointing by Samuel at 15, youthful shepherd and poet, his defeat of Goliath, Saul's jealousy, and David's fugitive years. It highlights his piety, reliance on God, and ultimate role as king, priest, and symbol of Israel.

Sam Golder Davi Israel Bethlehem Jesse Lethichem Samuel Saul Goliah Gath Jonathan Mechal David Judah Abner Ishbosheth Jerusalem Uariah Uriah Absolom B.C Ramah God Nob Adullam Mizpeh Moab Hereth Keelah Ziph Engedui Hachilah Mt. Gilboa Joni Ts Solomon

New Deal rail comfort and bargain fares praised

The New Deal in rail transportation brings innovations such as air conditioned passenger cars and generally lower railroad fares. Savannah Georgia July 16 1935.

Central of Georgia Railway Savannah New York Boston Ocean Steamship Company Baltimore Philadelphia Merchants & Miners Transportation Company

Also Mentioned on This Page

Butler Dean Ur. G. McDaniel Ifics Gussie, Wilson Wilson Yes N. J. Waters Janet C. B. Byrd Vic. J. G. Turk Louise Mire W. M. Hill Wes, H. A Jackson Tignall W. B. Wilfing Yeh Verna Jarrell Artha Sue Jordan Woodand, Viv J. H. West Maco Frank Varnadeau Lil Josephine Weaver Regjs Miss Turk Berta Richards Orlando, Flay Hb. Adams Vs. Gardner Pye Ilonoston Devil Gill Willie B. Wilson Duke University Davia N.C Brown Howard BE. L. Davis Lillie Locke C. C. Keen Henry McLean New York City Ki. A. Leandreett Kenneth Brown Mary Nell H. E. Allen Chilren Luke Adams Frances Giles Macon KR. S. West Mann Minn Belle Carson Montezuma Atheline Locke Erid Wilma Gill Warm Springs Wes Martha McGue Lilly J. Green H. E. Childres Miner Cox, Jr Florida Gilbert Robinson Monteausta John Pennington Mrs J. L. Pennington Milledgeville Hank Hawkins Milledge‘ei Rh. P. McGuffin Louise Hill Ellaville Mrs. W. G. Hill Bazemore Daugh Helen Thomas Ernest A. Smith Dick Turk Hess College T. Gurk Mes G. J. Hortman Mr. Wanza Kathrine Hortman H. C. Inby W. Hurlbert Bettie Hurlbert West Palmach, Pla Mir Pred Gorman C. D. Gorman Rapids City Mich Harold Golding and Sons Richmond, Va F. P. Golding Hazel Rogers Mrs. Murray Driscoll Julian Gill C. C. CG J. B. Pennington Joe H. Cox Joel Dublin W. H. Theus Mrs. Downs Mrs. Carey Pinkard Mr. Porter Pinkard Miss Edith Cooper Mrs. C. C. Cooper R. R. Dunnody Columbus C. A. Peed Palm Beach, Fla Jessie McConnell L. I. Peed Messrs E. E. Jarrell W. H. Trussell T. L. Fountain H. Bazemore Panacea, Fla Ruth Bazemore Elmo Pilcher Buena Vista W. A. Anglin G.I. Whitehead Betty Jane Superior Sallie Cox Miami, Fla W. G. Hill G. A. Roberts, Jr Pulaski, Tenn Nettie Bigbie Laura Scott J. T. Joyner Normantown Martha Fain Thomasville G. V. McMuller McMuller Fain Wheeler Willliamson Central of Georgia Railroad Smithville Lewis Austin R. L. Caldwell Willie Sanford, Fla Rey John Locke Thomaston Washington, D. C F. G. Jinks John Jinks Elizabeth Gill Sam ‘Tt. Borum 8. Borum Eva Borum Perry Eli Garrett Mrs. Green E.E. Jarrell Gee—Cooper Mrs. W. H. Mott Prince Albert Tobacco Butler, Ga H. J. Porter Butler Elah Jordan’s Tin Shop Fort Valley J. R. Wilson Central of Georgia Pullmans Alabama Georgia Central of Georgia Daylight Birmingham H. D. Pollard
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