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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1928
Page
3
S M Mathews announces candidacy for State Senator from the Twenty third Senatorial District under Democratic Party rules. He asks for support and signs the notice with respectful closing.
Norman E English announces candidacy for State Senator from the Twenty-Third Senatorial District under Democratic Primary rules. He asks for voter support and votes.
A Taylor County resident declares candidacy for the Georgia Lower House, pledging faithful service and urging voters to support in the September 12 primary. The notice outlines commitment to the county and requests votes from the electorate.
C H Neisler announces candidacy for Representative from Taylor County in the Georgia General Assembly subject to the September Democratic primary. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected.
A candidate announces for the office of Solicitor General of the Chattahoochee Circuit, urging citizens to vote in the Democratic primary on September 12, 1928, and asking for support and influence.
For an attractively illustrated itinerary and full information contact Mr. C Rhodes D P A Southern Railway at Macon Ga.
The article highlights the Model T Ford remains a leading, widely used car with millions in service. It cites low part and labor costs for maintenance and overhauls, listing typical prices for parts, tuning, brakes, axle work, valve grinding, pistons, and full motor transmission overhauls, urging owners to bring their car in for a precise assessment and quote.
Mrs J A Heath and Mrs Baker Bald win and Miss Lois Heath spent Friday with Mrs H E Allen at Butler. Numerous guests visited local families including the Spinks and Willis households and relatives from Macon Swainsboro and Columbus. The community notes cover visits, returns, and attendance at a funeral with Peach Season work ahead for Mrs Tom Wilson.
Mr and Mrs J W Hammock of Butler visited relatives here Sunday. Mr and Mrs H T Giles visited and Mr and Mrs Ben Harvey Sunday. Vasco Rogers and several others motored to Miss Mattie Hayes Sunday. Ed Harvey is out again after a illness. Gladys Harvey and Ione Barfield were guests of Hazel Stewart for the weekend. Tessie Callahan was a week end guest of the Callahans. Tone Giles visited her grandparents last weekend. Gertrude Amos had as a pleasant guest Saturday Robbie Lee Allman. William Cooper and George Kilcrease visited John Cooper and J M Hill Sunday. Ten percent of Georgia union labor unemployed, but state outlook remains more promising than in many Eastern states.
Mrs Ludie Kent returns from a Macon trip while relatives and friends across Howard share visits. Area families host guests from Atlanta Reynolds Thomaston and Ft Valley with A A Watson and F R Purvis among attendees. Primitive Baptist church at Shiloh to hold a three day meeting Friday through Sunday with lunch served. public invited.
Messrs Tilden and Albert Montgomery are out after a few days illness. Mrs. W P Hesters and children of Atlanta visit relatives for a few days. Mr R C Humber arrived from Americus with his wife and children returning home with him. Mr and Mrs J G Steed spend weeks at their country home nearby. Mrs H G Thurman and daughters from Edison visited for the weekend. The Wordalls Wilder Jinks and Roberts group were in Buena Vista Tuesday. Eunice McCorkle of A A T stayed with Nell Anthony. J A Wadsworth and daughter from Ft Valley visited. Mrs R M and Robyn Jink spent Monday with Mrs R L Bell in Reynolds. J W Lancaster, summer student at Milledgeville, visited Carl Lawhorn. Rev Jenkins of Juniper preached at the Baptist church with his wife and mother.
Crowells W M S will meet Wednesday July 4 at three oclock A splendid program on Steward ship is being arranged and every member is urgently requested to be present. Business matters of much importance will be discussed.
Mrs G W Jarrell spent last week with Ralph Jarrell and children. Miss Isole Jarrell of Butler visited relatives here. Henry Tyce and family spent the weekend with Rutherford at Butler. Juliette Jarrell stayed with Mrs Alice Riley at Butler. Eula and Anna Walker of Thomaston attended weekend with kin. G B Jarrell and I F Bennett and Inez Jarrell visited Ralph Jarrell and children at Prattsburg. Lucile Adams stayed with Miss Katie Gaultney. W A Jarrell and children were guests of Mary Smith at Butler Wednesday. Pauline Edith Nana Hazel and Cathrine Jarrell visited Mrs Henry Adams Saturday. Tom Montgomery and family from Panhandle visited John Scandrett on Sunday. A T Jarrell, Tom Layfield and Walter Jarrell from Butler visited Mrs Henry Jarrell Thursday. W A Jarrell took a brief business trip to Fort Valley. Mrs D E Byrd, Mercer summer school attendee at Macon, spent the weekend with kin. Weeks Adams and children visited Arch Adams at Thomaston Sunday. Mrs W D Parker was Monday guest of W A Jarrell. Mrs Henry Adams visited Mrs Eli Gauliney Sunday. D E Byrd was Saturday guest of W A Jarrell.
Marion County residents share hospitality and travel news as Mrs J T Wadsworth hosts granddaughter Hazel Wadsworth of Lumpkin. Relations visit Columbus, Alabama, Manchester and Warm Springs. People attend church gatherings and a singing at Tazewell, with several locals guesting at homes in Ellaville and Americas.
To the members of Bethlehem Church and those that have loved ones buried at said cemetery. You are requested to meet on Tuesday after the 1st Sunday in July 1928 for cleaning the cemetery and making arrangements for our July meeting which will embrace the 3rd Sunday in July. G. W. N. Watkins Reynolds Ga.
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