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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
7
Local column lists residents and guests visiting Butler area towns including Atlanta Thomaston Columbus Macon and Reynolds. Mentions trips to Norfolk Va Mercer University and University of Georgia with Navy service updates and family visit details.
Miss Jane Everett daughter of Mr and Mrs Malcolm Everett will wed Lee Holland Knox of Thomaston at St Pauls Church Macon on Tuesday June 25 at 830 pm Rev Robert Knox will officiate with Herbert Herrington as organist. Attending events include a luncheon and multiple parties through the week.
Mr and Mrs W F Brunson of Reynolds announce the birth of a son at Montgomery Hospital on Sunday morning June 16. He is to be named Michael Marshall.
E H Bazemore fresh from selling his Butler Department Store farms near Reynolds and reports the county's first cotton bloom last Saturday. His well regarded field is noted among the area for fertility and yield potential.
Circles One and Two met jointly at the church with opening prayer and hymn led by President Mrs C. L. Glenn. Circle Two enrolled Miss Livy Wayne Brooks and welcomed visitor Mrs. Ira Chambers. Circle Two reported $42.70 on hand. hostesses served cake and cream as the meeting adjourned.
Pine Level Methodist church reports a successful finance drive raising about $100 for a piano. The note lists many donors including Rev. M. C. Hatch and W. R. Turner contributing amounts from 1 to 10 dollars, plus various Montgomery and Lancaster family members and others.
Mrs. Mac Riley of Butler visited Mrs. J. S. Brown and Mrs. O. M. Martin last week. Mr. J. A. Buckner spent Sunday in Manchester with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Keller. Mr. Dr. Sealy has returned home after spending several weeks in Macon. Mrs. W. D. Martin spent Sunday in Macon. Miss Fanny Pickard and Miss Patsy Pickard were Tuesday visitors of Mrs. James Jinks and Miss Carolyn Jinks near Howard. Miss Lola Mae Edwards who works in Macon spent the week end with home folks here. Miss Frances Sealy of Macon was the recent guest of Ms. W.D. Martin. Patsy Pickard were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse near Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brown and family are occupying the residence recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Price and family.
The Christian Science lesson sermon for next Sunday centers on whether the universe and man are evolved by atomic force. It cites Proverbs and Psalms praising divine wisdom and God’s creation, with guidance from Science and Health stating God creates and governs the universe and evolves spiritual ideas obedient to the divine mind.
Miss Mary Hamlett of Thomas ton spent the weekend with Miss Mattie Julia Whatley. Miss Joyce Royal of Macon was the weekend guest of her parents. Mr. Aubrey Tucker spent Saturday in Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Parker and son visited Mrs. Rufus Smith. Maxwell reunion and visits to Watley and Heath households mark a busy social stretch in the area.
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