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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
3
Five Points residents and relatives are noted hosting and visiting over the week. Families including Jarrell, Bennett, Adams, Walker, Gaultney, and Scandrett share visits with kin in Butler Thomaston Panhandle Macon and Prattsburg while D. E. Byrd departs for Mercer University summer sessions.
Local notes report Carl Lawhorn returning Sunday from Detroit after a weeks stay Sam Childs spent Sunday night with his parents at Tdeal and Clay Morris celebrated their first wedding anniversary on a Palm Beach trip.
Marion County notes guest Miss Melba Singleton hosted by Miss Oreta Mackey Sunday afternoon. Local illness concerns Mrs. H. S. Mitchell. Families, churchgoers, and visitors including Pike of Warm Springs, Wadsworth party, and locals from Buena Vista, Miami, Lumpkin, Columbus, and Leesburg gather for trips, shows, and visits.
A Texas Wonder claim offers relief for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel weak back rheumatism and irregularities of the kidneys and bladder. If not sold by your druggist mail order available for 1.25 in small bottles claims sworn testimonials. Dr E B W Hall 8679 Olive St St Louis Mo. Sold by druggists.
A Wesley community notes several weekly visits and guest appearances. Families from Columbus Reynolds Thomaston Americus Roberta and Atlanta are listed among those visiting relatives and friends in the area. Local trips include a Milledgeville outing and summer school plans at G. S. C. W. with Adna Amos staying on.
The Sewing Club met at Mrs. J. A. Heath and Miss Lois Heaths home for an afternoon of sewing and chatting. Guests included Mesdames Bazemore Spinks Willis Adams Wilson Sealy Amos Amos Gilson and Misses Amos Suggs Willis Suggs Gilson and Mary Suggs who helped serve a salad course and iced tea. Mrs W A Spinks will host on June 20.
A Tit-Bits anecdote reflects on a society motor picnic and the quirky charm of picnics without stuffed olives, noting an 80s-tinged sense of unconventional elegance in simple details.
Mr. Edmund Spinks of Colomabog spent the weekend with Mrs. R B Spinks. Miss Willa Watson visits Thomaston guest of her uncle, Mr. Horace Martin. Mrs H B Brooks visiting Mrs Brooks at Ideal. Swede Johnson of Americas visited Mr and Mrs James Brown. P A S met at Mrs Frank Fains. Mary Watson returned from a month with her children at Shingler. Harris Sealy and Her bert Sealy guests of Mr and Mrs Herbert Sealy. R L Brown and Miss Lillian Brown spent Friday in Andersonville guest of Mrs Frank Fain Jr. Hamilton England of Butler visited relatives here. Frank Fain and family attended Miss Ethel Fain graduation in Americus. Rev H S Brooks attends pastor school in Macon. J A Buckner and wife visited Will Braddy home at Daviston. Annie Morgan of Junction City was guest of Thelma Spinks. Ludie Kent returned to Macon after visit to Evans Brown. F R Purvis and Mildred Purvis returned from Daytona, Fla. Misses Jeanette Brown, Louise Parks, and Ethel Fain leave for Americus summer school.
Mr P F Vanlandingham and Miss May Vanlandingham hosted a Sunday birthday dinner for relatives and friends. Attendees included Rev W E Hightower of Butler, Mr and Mrs W C Childs of Howard, Dr and Mrs T M Salter, Cordelia Salter, Ann Cornwell of Atlanta, D A England and Miss Mattie England, L H Vanlandingham and Fred Vanlandingham, E H Perkins and Virginia Martha Helen and Hugh Perkins of Howard, Mrs Herbert Pope and Horace Pope, Mrs Hermann Amos, Alice Nell Katherine and Carol Amos who called in the afternoon.
Butler residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across Cordele Sylvester Americus Thomaston and Garden Valley with gatherings at several homes. Notable names include Misses Evelyn Ione Giles Tessee Callahan and Harvey Callahan Mrs. Wilma Morgan and Mr. Jack Hammock plus many local families and guests over the weekend.
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