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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1925
Page
2
Local Reynolds activity lists a broad stream of visitors and residents at nearby towns. Names include Mr. B. F Hill of Ft Gaines, Mr. Frank Powell, Miss Eloise Weaver, Dr. and Mrs. Clarke, Mr. J. M. Hicks, and many others visiting Reynolds or staying with local families in Blakely, Macon, Americus, Cordele, Griffin, and Atlanta. Several notices advertise stores for rent and social visits across the region.
Mr and Mrs W C Childs spent Sunday at Prattsburg. Miss Jeanette Brown visits sister Mrs F G Pierce at Crowell. Mrs H E Streetman called on Mrs B B Watson. Mr C Slaughter of Columbus visited daughter Mrs C C Brown. Mr R B Spinks left for Lakeland Florida for a new job. Beulah Pickard visited Mrs H N Culverhouse. Mrs J E Brown returned from Reynolds and Panhandle. Friends of Mrs J R Williams mourn her illness. J A Buckner and spouse visited Tom Wilson at Wesley. Lillian Childs and Wynelle Jinks returned to Atlanta after vacation with Jinks. Frank and Edward Fain visited by parents A F Fain. Mr and Mrs H A Childs of Butler hosted relatives. Purvis and Watson joined Sunday at Poplar with Marvin Fuller. Miss Ruth Williams returned from Athens due to mother’s illness. Purvis and Culverhouse traveled to Thomaston. Miss Mable Searcy left for Talbotton before Graham home. Local youths attended Reynolds picture show.
For sale a six room dwelling on Macon street in Reynolds in a desirable location with bath and sleeping porch and a garage. For further information communicate with the seller.
Mrs W R Carp and Mrs Homer Beeland advertise hemstitching pecoting and plaiting at ten cents per yard with guaranteed satisfaction.
The First National Bank Reynolds Georgia passes resolutions on the death of director J J Carson. They note his service, guidance, and virtues, express sympathy to his family and friends, and request publication in the Butler Herald. A copy of the resolutions will be entered in the bank minutes.
An election will be held in Reynolds School District for a member of the board of school trustees to fill the expired term of H. K. Sealy. The notice is dated July 22, 1925.
Messra J M Rogers and J F Brooks traveled to Columbus on Monday. Master Wil Dorsey returned to Atlanta after weeks with Albert Carter. John McMillen and R Waller did business in Columbus Wednesday. Judge W D Crawford of Buena Vista handled local matters Saturday. Several attended the Mauk versus Junction City ball game. Mauk lost 12 to 17 but stayed upbeat. R L Wilder and son Grady left for Tampa Florida Thursday. Little Sarah Hill of Junction City visits grandfather W A Woodall. J Brooks family visited Tazewell Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ruffin and baby and J D Craughon were weekend guests of A M Carter. Jack Turner and children spent Sunday with Brooks Montgomery of Manchester. Peach season ends and life returns to normal. Mr and Mrs Albert Cooper and children from Smithville visited Saturday with Mrs Roy Waller. Dr Morris of Tazewell administered typhoid serum to several locals Thursday afternoon. Florida relatives, unnamed, are guests of Mr and Mrs W Woodall this week.
Mr D Spillers and family spent Tuesday with his mother Mrs J F Spillers. Mr and Mrs J H Dunlap and children visited Mr E J Wainwright and family Friday. Mrs Calle Renew visited Sunday with Misses Bessie and Nettle Stringfield. Mrs N E Peterman visited last Friday with Mrs R Peterman. Mr and Mrs J A Spillers and children visited the latter's parents Mr and Mrs E J Wainwright Wednesday. Mrs Lokie Rogers visited Mrs J H Dunlap recently. Miss Florence Wainwright hosted Misses Ruby Peterman Pauline and Lucile Spillers Wednesday evening. Miss Nellie Wainwright visited with aunt Mrs B F Moore last week. Mr G J Hartman and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs G Ry Rogers Sunday. There will be no preaching at Turner's Chapel Saturday and Sunday July 25 and 26, though revival begins Sunday night and continues through the week. The public is invited to attend these services as we expect some able sermons.
Mr and Mrs W H Robinson visited Mr and Mrs Fowler Sunday. Mrs George Chapman spent Thursday with Mrs Mattie Downs. Louise Beck vacationing from school with her mother. Philip Williamson returned from Butler. Mrs J McDonald visited Mrs A J Robinson. Jessie Johnson visiting her mother Mrs Chapman. L Fields and Charlie Fields and Jack McCrary were in Manchester last week. Moses Williamson of Butler en route to Woodbury spent Sunday in Manchester. Iva Pearl Robinson visiting sister Mrs C K Williamson and Mrs A J Robinson. Gertrude Tims was guest of Mrs Flem Gill Monday.
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