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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1932
Page
3
A long list of Reynolds area residents leave for various trips and visits this summer. Miss Lucy Bryan heads to Concord. Mrs. Prager and children to New York. Mrs. Emory Seay and baby to Jacksonville. Mr. and Mrs. Waters to Buford. numerous locals visit relatives in diverse Georgia towns. Local social and church life noted with gatherings and visits across Macon, Montezuma, Camilla, Buena Vista, Fort Valley, and nearby states.
Local families and out of town guests fill Taylor Mill with visits. Mrs W H Smith and C B Reid host gatherings while Misses Underwood and Windham families attend events. revival at Taylor Mill Baptist Church slated to begin in July. Funeral held for Fort Valley infant. community sends condolences.
Englishville area residents visit friends and relatives across Oglethorpe Perry Andersonville and Griffin with multiple gatherings and surprise parties. Sara Smith hosts a class and prom at her home. Mr and Mrs J A Duke host a surprise party with 22 guests and an evening of games and moonlit yard fun. Local families including the Kleckleys English Lashley and McLendons share visits and bedside care updates.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met at the community house on Wednesday night June 15 at 8:00 with 86 members present. Minutes were read and adopted, roll called, and dues collected. New business discussed a park stove for fish fries and outings. Reports covered visits to the sick and various contributions. Visitors included Mrs. Mary Hardy and others. The program featured windham trio, a reading by Mary Hardy, and a talk by Prof. W. I. Nunn. Refreshments followed a social hour, and good nights were said with plans for the next meeting.
The 12th annual American Legion Auxiliary Georgia convention unfolds June 28 to 24 at Macon. Registration starts 2 2 p m June 28 at the Dempsey Hotel with meetings, assemblies, luncheons, and evening events including a Georgia Products Dinner and a Legion ball at Macon Rodfortiuring.
A pro prohibitionist column cites quotes from Gladstone Hall Caine Cardinal Manning and others to argue beer fuels crime and poverty. It endorses the Wickersham report’s four recommendations and warns that repealing the ban would harm economy, employment, and public morals.
All expense tours from Central of Georgia Railway points to New York Boston and Savannah are advertised. Macon Athens and Atlanta routes show 11 to 20 day durations with prices ranging from $79.99 to $182.00. Includes rail and steamer transfers, hotel meals, onboard meals, and optional guided tours in New York and Boston with hotel stays and theater access.
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