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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1919
Page
2
Reynolds residents share visits and travel news. Mr and Mrs B W Hinton spent Friday in Macon. Miss Frances Hodges visits Mrs C C Sammons in Godfrey. Several locals travel to Atlanta and Athens for family, education, and leisure events.
The Baptist WMS gathered at Mrs W E Marshall’s home in June with strong attendance. Focused on Christian Education and the Kingdom, readings and talks highlighted national education and denominational education. The group plans to re carpet the church with $185 on hand and asks members to donate to Mrs R A Hinton. new members Mary Ingram Helen Hodges Thelma Mickle enrolled. July host will be Mrs C B Hicks.
The Centenary campaign continues with five more years to run. Methodist supporters are urged to keep the event in mind and remit subscriptions. Payments should be sent to Mr H K Sealy at the First National Bank.
Mr Flem Hamilton of Atlanta spent the weekend with his mother Mrs Monk Hamilton. Mrs W C Childs hosted Mrs Leila Battle of Columbus last Friday night. Mr and Mrs J W Braddy and children of Daviston were guests of Mr and Mrs John Buckner Sunday. Mr Horace Watson of Reynolds visited home folks here Sunday. F R Purvis returned from Columbus where his wife is in the hospital. Will Adams and Moley Austin visited Macon Saturday. Several from here attended poaching at Shiloh Sunday. Ray Woods recently returned from overseas stayed with home folks last week. Mr and Mrs Shealy Watson of Shingler spent Sunday with relatives in town. Mr J S Brown recently in Macon. Elder Frank Fuller of Gay spent Friday with friends here. Mrs William Matthews returned to Alabama after a visit to county relatives. Edward Martin of Atlanta was in town Monday meeting friends. Miss Bessie Benson spending the week in Atlanta. Olin Sealy, with the American army in France, has arrived in the States and is expected home in a few weeks. From the Republican Giliad Ohio. The editor had ax Seen ee eae See
People in this town reflect on the pattern of recognizing trouble and pain yet failing to notice when happiness and clear days arrive. Local news notes travel and visits: Harry Boswell in town, the Hendersons and Schuur to Columbus, Hollis from Columbus visiting, Montgomerys from Manchester, and various locals attending a Warm Springs excursion.
An obituary note recalls Carrie Maud Eubanks a nine month old child who died after five days of illness. The aunt Mrs E H Payne writes of faith in heaven and consolation for her father and mother Mr and Mrs A Eubanks.
United States Railroad Administration directs the Homeseekers Bureau to compile a comprehensive list of lands for sale along major lines in this state. Improved farms and unimproved acreage are sought to match purchaser inquiries and be distributed to prospective settlers.
Citizens are urged to cooperate to secure accurate data for inquiries about farming opportunities in the community. A blank form will be mailed upon application asking for specific information. there is no charge for this service. W. W. Croxton, GPA., A Band A Railroad, Room 5, Terminal Station Building.
A brief product endorsement notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted remedy for colds. It claims longstanding efficacy and dependable relief, highlighting its tested status over time.
The proper attitude of a man to ward woman is not a very complicated affair. The fellow who admires her if she's beautiful, honors her if she is a mother, respects her if she works, has sympathy for her if she is in distress, and pities her if she stumbles is in a fair way to become a gentleman.
The text contrasts old drama and novel women with tax paying, self supporting women of today, suggesting contemporary women are less defined by traditional womanliness.
An old advertorial claims mixing lemon juice with three ounces of orchard white creates an inexpensive skin lightening lotion. It promises to whiten the face neck and arms, claiming it is harmless and effective for reducing freckles and tan.
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