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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1925
Page
2
Reynolds Mercantile Co lists stock while local residents visit relatives and attend funerals. Names include Jarrell Payne Griffith Davenport Mont gomery and Dumas. Many visits occur in Roberta Thomaston Butler and Macon with church events, fairs, and a church supper planned for June 27.
Mr F C Iliff of the Freight Container Bureau travels territory from Cuthbert to Madison and Butler to Perry to improve crate assemblies. Peach shippers collaborate on crate shaping and loading methods, stressing 24 inch side-board spacing and precise nail patterns to ensure secure loads and protect fruit in transit.
Miss Mattie Hays spent the week with Mr W W Hart. Mrs J L Whitley was guest of Mrs Lizzie Hays. Miss Burnett Anthony was Sunday guest of Miss Lila Whitley. Rev J L Whitley filled Moore's Chapel services. Sunday gatherings included Mr and Mrs Henry Hutcherson and family. Cecil Hutcherson with Preston Hutcherson near Patter. Guests of Miss Ouida Blackley included Miss Lyida Hutcheson and Miss Doshie Christopher. Miss Allie Hayes. Louis and Minnie Franklin visited Mrs W J Hayes. C W Hayes and his young daughter stayed with Mrs G Hayes in Garden Valley.
Five Points News notes visitors and social visits across Five Points Butler and Thomaston. Families like Haywood Parker Jarrell and Goodwin host gatherings while road work under county convict supervision earns local appreciation. Rev J C Pittman from Macon to preach at Antioch with Sunday School at 10:00.
Mr Frank Fain of Walden and Mrs Watkins of Daviston visited relatives here. Lewis Hill of Columbus and J E Olive stayed with friends. Sara Averett returned from Charing after a relatives visit. Festin Purvis to Miami for a few days. F G Pierce of Crowells visited J E Brown family. H F Pickard and RL Ross of Columbus were guests of L E Pickard. Kaiser family and John Hildreth of Virginia visited Rev J H Hildreth. Z C Adams and son of Geneva visited J K Adams. Putman family left for Butler. Attended preaching at Mt Nebo. Lorenza Purvis and children from Daviston visited F R Purvis. J I Jinks returned from Columbus. Irvin Gilbert of Columbus spent weekend with R Gilbert. Charlie Cooke of South Carolina visited R C Cooke. Rev J H Hildreth preached a fine sermon Sunday night.
Eskimo herds in Alaska have risen quickly leading to a surplus of male reindeer. Local restrictions forbid sale of female reindeer while excess steer reindeer are sold to white dealers. Dealers ship the meat to outside markets.
Mrs W R Camp and Mrs Homer Beeland offer Hemstitching Pecoting and Plaiting at 10c per yard with satisfaction guaranteed.
Messrs R D Waller and Gilbert Flynn visited Columbus Friday. Mrs H S Wall and daughter and Mrs J F Brooks with children spent Friday with Mrs W M Me Farland. Will Gorman dined with Mr R M Jinks. The Rogers family visited relatives in Parrot and Albany. Frances Rogers returned home with them. Rev Mallett and wife hosted Joe Wilder and Rubye Jinks for Thursday afternoon in Butler. DeLa Russell visited Woodland relatives. Lois Mallette stayed with the Mound sisters in Junction City. Mrs R C Humber and her little son from Phenix Ala. visited Mr and Mrs J L Anthony. George Carter, Edgar Worsley, Albert Jones of Atlanta, and Evelyn Carter spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A M Carter. Brooks Montgomery family of Woodbury visiting the Montgomerys. Mrs Guy Windham of Reynolds accompanied her husband on a business trip and stayed with Mrs Carter. Mr and Mrs Tommy Cochran of Hasert visited RD Waller Sunday afternoon. The Chapman family welcomed a granddaughter to Memphis Tenn. Local residents mourn Cecil Abbott’s baby’s death. Large crowd attended the Methodist singing. another session is planned for July 2:30 PM.
Landowner posted lands near Flint river the Lockett place and Foster place prohibit trespassing especially for fishing. Any entry without business will be prosecuted as wilful trespass. Public urged to respect postings as authorities will arrest and prosecute violators.
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