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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1924
Page
4
Local items show Mrs J A Philmon visiting relatives in Clayton and many social visits across towns including Roberta Commerce Atlanta Macon and Savannah. Readers see bridge clubs, weddings, farm notes and store ads for paints and dresses.
Reynolds couple announces engagement of daughter Susie Fountain to Robert Clinton Woods of Monticello. Marriage planned for early June.
Mrs F M Carson entertained Miss Adrian Ellison and about fifty young guests at a prom party last Friday. The event featured novel prom cards provoking opinions on attendees and an army of waiters serving orange sherbet around the lawn, creating a festive send off for the evening.
A elegant party hosted by Mr and Mrs F M Carson honored Miss Elizabeth of Atlanta. The country home was decorated in pink and white with sweetpeas and roses. A tea wagon served punch and cream cake while Dr S H Bryan won a prize in a contest and Miss Bush received the guest of honor prize. Attendees included Elizabeth Bush Ad Alice Ellison Loach Bryan Clyde Carson Eric Newsom and several Drs and Mrs. names listed.
Mrs. Howard Neisler entertained at her Reynolds home with a Bridge luncheon for guests from Fla Cordele and Chattanooga. Attendees included Mrs C C Montfort of Cordele and Mrs Clyde Wilson, Mrs W A Sharp, and Mrs O N Allen of Chattanooga. From Cordele came Mesdames Wilson Sharpe Allen Bailey Heard Tommie Fenn Seah Hamilton J T Haile R R Harris Geo White and Mrs Price Heard with Mrs T H Nelson of Alamo and Mrs Robinson of Montezuma joining later. AfternoonBridge games followed by dinner guests joining in the games.
By order of Joel Hurt liquidating agent of American National Bank a special deputy game warden is appointed to apprehend anyone trespassing on Beechwood Farm property Reynolds Georgia May 28 1924 A J Payne Game Warden Taylor County Georgia
R E CHILDERS of Reynolds Georgia advertises for peas of all varieties and velvet beans aged ninety days seeking price quotes. Users should send price information to the contact in Reynolds.
Effective today no trespassing fishing or hunting will be allowed on Beechwood Farm property by order of Joel Hurt liquidating agent. W R Whatley superintendent signs the notice dated May 29 1941.
The Central of Georgia Railway Surgeons Association held its annual meeting in Savannah on May 28 with 116 surgeons from Georgia and Alabama attending. The railroad provided free transport and sleeping cars, tours of the City of Birmingham steamer, coastal terminals, and shore dinners at Thunderbolt, followed by a business session and return home. Dr J E Mangham and family attended, praising the event.
A collection of observations on history revenge diplomacy economics and daily routines. The author muses on Portugal’s many premiers sings of music aiding work and contrasts old and new diplomacy with checkbook analysis. It notes resilience humor and practical tasks from fixing leaks to tending gardens.
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