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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1926
Page
4
A summer meadow scene follows Maud Muller and a judge as they share a drink and conversation. The judge imagines marrying her, then chooses status over love, while Maud endures a life of hardship with quiet resilience. The poem laments lost opportunities and ends with a hopeful line about future mercy beyond this life.
Mr and Mrs Bob Martin and children visited Mr and Mrs W B Nelson on Sunday. George Trussell of Buena Vista dined with Mr Howard Lowe. Lonnie Lowe visited his mother Mrs M L Lowe while Andrew Marshall of Thomaston visited Mrs W L Lowe. Leonard Freeman recently stayed with Moulton Lowe. Mrs M L Lowe returned home after visiting her daughter Mrs J F Pullins in Thomaston. Arthur Bloodworth was guest of Milton and Robert Lowe. Little Della Nelson is on the sick list this week.
Employment notice seeks several good families ladies and girls to operate power sewing machines and perform knitting underwear manufacture. Pleasant working conditions pay while learning. Address Barnesville Georgia.
Week end visits feature Columbus guests Mrs Henry Haywood and Mrs J R Pound. Tallbotton resident John Gilson stops by W J Gilson. Adna Amos and Grace Amos visit Prances Willis My. Heath family hosts guests and wedding guests attend Heath Allen ceremony. Pearl Adams travels to Macon for gametime with Mrs J C Price. Rev C L Wall dined with Charlie Butler. Dora Heath visiting Talbotton. Ladies Aid meets at church followed by refreshments served by Mrs W A Spinks.
Miss Jessie Heath, bride-elect, was feted at a Thursday evening miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Pearl Adams. Guests registered, wrote recipes, and participated in a gift bucket activity while Misses Mary Suggs Adna Amos and Mrs Herman Amos performed piano selections. Candle salad and tea followed.
Mr and Mrs Walter Boswell and baby of Dawson visited Mrs R S Wall and Mrs T R Gaines. Mr and Mrs Bob Mills of La Grange were here a short while Monday. Mr and Mrs Will McElmurray of Tazewell were weekend guests of J W Woodall family. Joe Wilder moved into Watson home. Ouida Gaines returned from Atlanta visit. Kline Mathis Junction City and Joe Brown Howard visited Monday. R D Waller and R B Wall were in Manchester. Clyde Jinks Colquitt and children visit Jinks family. Rev C J Mallett and family returned from South Carolina with Nell Mallette. Jennie and Nellie Brooks Butler spending week with J F Brooks. Arthur Dickey and family of Thomasville dined with Joe Wilder. son Chandler Dickey to Emory University. Dickey reelected principal here. Local youths sang at Ruby Jinks home. Nell Mallette weekend with Audry Watse near Stewarts Mill.
Col ilumbus visitors and area residents are listed with weekend and weekday gatherings. Names include Mr Will Martin Miss Maxie Gilmore Miss Lou ise Baldwin Rev C L Wall Mrs Lewis Hill and Viola, Miss Annie Hill, Miss Ruby Jinks Miss Nell Anthony, Mr J A Buckcher Mr W J Braddy Mr James Brown, Mr J A Carter Rev and Mrs J H Hildreth Miss Lois Hildreth, H N Culverhouse Gordon Jinks Pine Grove, W L Caldwell Windham Caldwell, F R Purvis J K Adams W M Brown, Arthur Scott family Vanlandingham at Atlanta, Shiloh services noted and a Methodist church singing announced for June 18 with visitors from Dublin and Macon.
Five Points locals host visitors from Butler Thomaston and Howard. Mr. Dennis Haywood dies in Columbus with funeral at Antioch church. community sends sympathy. J. Parker visits son W D Parker. Jarrells and Williams family guests and hospital update for G B Jarrell in Plains. Memorial prayers for the departed and well wishes for the ill are noted.
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