Local Happenings Highlight Butler Area Visitors
Local residents report weekend visits and travels to Florida Chattanooga and Columbus. Notable names include Mrs W W Edwards Miss Frankie Sikes and the Sikes family. The Butler Garden Club meets 3:30 p m at Mrs C M Babb with several local and visiting residents in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Sikes
Chattanooga, Tenn
R B. Kirksey
F Sikes
Augusta
Butler Garden Club
C. M. Babb
Taylor County Cancer Drive Exceeds Goal
Sponsors report Taylor County raised a large sum for the Cancer drive with a total of 235.85 dollars contributed. Cadet John Sharp Green Jr. graduated at Georgia Military Academy, while Lt. and Mrs. Ben Gray Moore travel from Washington State to visit family as Moore prepares for Ft. Benning. Longtime Taylor County officials G. A. Roberts, a former County Warden and Tax Commissioner, is reported critically ill in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
J. S. Green
Don Martin
John Sharp Green Jr
Georgia I Military Academy
Green
Ben Gray Moore
Ben Jr
Washington State
T. G. Turk
Moore
Ft. Benning, Ga
G. A. Roberts
Columbus
Roberts
American Legion Post to Install New Officers at Meeting
Legionnaires are urged to attend the regular Legion meeting on June 10 where officers for the ensuing year will be installed. A special feature will be motion pictures of the University of Georgia Sugar Bowl game.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Clarence Saunders
American Legion Post
Legionaires
Regular Legion
University of Georgia
Vacation Bible School Opens at Buuler Methodist Church
Vacation Bible School at the Buuler Methodist church will begin Monday afternoon June 9 from 4 to 6 pm. Children aged three to 15 are invited and required registration will be held Friday at 4 pm at the church to attend.
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Buuler Methodist Church
Dean Theatre Special Matinee For Til the Clouds Roll By
A special matinee at the Dean Theatre in Butler Georgia shows Til the Clouds Roll By Monday afternoon at three o clock. The film also plays Sunday afternoon and night and Monday night as part of the usual schedule at the Dean Theatre.
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Dean Theatre
Butler
Wanted Ad for 200-lb Spanish Peanuts and Fryers
Miss Berta Perinks of Butler Ga Rt 2 seeks 200 pounds of treated Spanish peanuts and heavy fryers. Contact at the local post office during the day or at her residence after 6 p.m or Friday daytime. Mrs Jack Brooks of Butler Ga facilitates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berta Perinks
Butler
Jack Brooks
Fryers On Sale Through June In Butler Georgia
Heavy breed fryers offered through June may be dressed drawn packaged and stored for 1.15 dollars each. Dressed weight will exceed one and a half pounds. Orders by mail to William and Walton Neisler Route 2 Butler Georgia.
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William and Walton Neisler
Rte
Butler, Ga
For Sale Classified Listings in Butler and Reynolds Ga
Fat heavy type white fryers for sale by Mrs. T. E. Tante Butler Ga. Hot-Point Electric Range with three top units and two ovens in good condition price 100 cash. Mrs Blanch Brunson Reynolds Ga. Porto Rico sweet potato plants state inspected offered by R. E. McCants Butler Ga R 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Tante
Butler, Ga
Blanch Brunson
Reynolds, Ga
Porto Rico
McCants
Memorial Services For John R. Cooper In Americus
A memory service honoring John R. Cooper will be held at Lee Street Methodist Church Americus Sunday June 8 at 11 am. All friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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John R. Cooper
Lee Street Methodist Church
Americus
Cooper
Georgia-Alabama Group Boy Scouts Leave For Camp McKenzie
The Georgia Alabama Council announces Camp McKenzie opens Monday June 9 at 10 am twelve miles north of Columbus off Whitesville Road. The camp features a new deep well water system, improved facilities, and a full Scout program with crafts, boating, and outdoor skills. Billy Sullins of Troop 24 Reynolds joins the staff.
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Georgia-Alabama
Boy
Camp McKenzie
Georgia-Alabama Council, Boy Scouts of America
McKenzie
Columbus
Whitesville Road
Engineering Service of
The
National Council
Georgia
Fort Benning
Boy Scout Aequatic School
Broadway
Council
Billy Sullins
Reynolds
Abbeville Lad 13 Masters Taxidermy by Correspondence
Stewart Carswell Jr son of Mr and Mrs S G Carswell of Abbeville finished a taxidermy correspondence course while home ill His hobby began during illness and he now crafts specimens including a hawk a hawk part ridge squirrels fish pigeons and snakes His younger brother Frederic calls taxidermy a waste of playing time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Carswell Jr
S G. Carswell
Abbeville
Carswell
Frederic
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Charles Benns
Ernest Blackwell
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Concord
Helen Perkins
Andrew College
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H. D. Wall
Dick Turk
Ben Persons
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Elizabeth Moore
Pheniz City
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T. M. Lowe
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W. £. Steed
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Mr Alton Scott
J. F. Sikes
Raye Cox
Edgar McGee Penne
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Jane
Philip
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Frank Fain Jr
Jean and
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Julian Edwards II
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T L. Fountain
W. H. Trussell
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Margaret Woods
Hanes
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Macon
E. H Perkins
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Martha
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Emily Perkins
Leonard Sims
Henry McLean
Fred Saunders
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Mrs. Sims
Saunders
Perry
McLean
Dunwody
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