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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
4
A tribute from family notes James H. Giles born June 25 1859 died December 28 1981. The message recalls his kindness to all ages and his cheerful words. It expresses grief and faith in a heavenly reunion penned by granddaughter Alene Childres.
Norwich community notes multiple visits and weekend gatherings. Mrs W M Hays visits Blueville relatives while Miss Ruth Turner spends the weekend with home folks. Several families including Abbott McChargue Talley Montgomery Guerry and Walker host and visit each other with dinners and afternoon calls.
Scotland throughout its history has been a poor country with infertile land and harsh climate. The text notes long winters and short dry summers, plus much strife, both foreign and civil. It argues thrift, frugality, industry, and perseverance arose to surmount these conditions, sometimes viewed unfavorably or exaggeratedly.
Mrs. J. T. Cochran hosted weekend visitors in Buena Vista. Mrs. George Morrell visited Mrs. J W Aultman on Friday. Mrs. A F Harvey and daughter toured Ellaville Saturday. Katrine Aultman spent Saturday afternoon with Lenora Elliston. Mrs. Harvey Callahan and Mrs. Morris Harvey, attending A N C, visited their mother Mrs. Ed Harvey on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. E B Cochran and children spent Sunday with Mrs. J W Aultman.
Wesley Heath had a Sunday birthday barbecue with many friends and relatives. Several guests visited, including the Cooks and Loyds, and Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter. Various residents were mentioned for weekend visits and work plans, plus the Epworth League chicken supper at Parks Pond and a Sewing Club gathering with a decorated room and cordial refreshments.
The Mauk and Charing Missionary Society met at the Mauk church on June 22 with songs scripture reading and prayer. A program featured six girls in Japanese dress performing songs and string music. Upcoming meeting moves to Charing on July 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bickley hosted a Sunday visit with Joe and Mrs. Jinks and the Bickley family sharing time at Pine Grove. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bickley and relatives.
Vlis visiting My mock, Little Ruby and Cecil Culverhouse spent a few days last week with Mrs. W. J. Culverhouse. Miss Willie Jiffks has returned home after spending a few weeks with relatives in Thomaston. Miss Jessie Pike visited Mrs. Tal madge Smith recently. We regret to learn of the illness of Mrs. Gene Hammock and wish for her a speedy recovery. Drawing, leading the list with seven fatalities, took first rank in the 18, accidental deaths reported in the South over the week-end a persons in widely scattered sections sought relief from the heat in bodies of wa ter. Automobiles, displaced from the top position for the first time in many weeks, was second with three deaths. One person was accidentally shot, another was electrocuted and the 18th killed by lightning.
God visited our Fort Valley home on Sunday morning June 19 and took away our darling little babe He lived eight months and nineteen days He fell ill Friday morning and despite all care death claimed him He leaves his parents two brothers a grandfather Mr B C Crook Reynolds and many relatives Funeral at Freewill Church Potterville conducted by Rev Riley Windham A precious one from us is gone A voice we loved is still A place is vacant never to be filled Written by his mother Mrs Dennis Crook
Miss Martha Fain visits relatives in Macon. Miss Annie Martin of Orlando visits her parents and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin. Lillian Purvis of Char ing visits cousins the Purvis family. Louise and Edyth Parks attend summer school at America Normal College. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and daughter guest Mrs. Sara Fickling and family at Butler. H. McCorkle near Blueville spends night with the Purvis family. Martha Belcher of Atlanta visits her daughter Mrs. A. F. Fain Sr. Mrs. J. B. Locke near Butler visits G. D. Locke and J. E. Brown. Willa Watson visits relatives in Atlanta and East Point. Revival at the Methodist church begins Sunday at 7 p.m. Rev. Chestshire of Columbus assists Rev. Cook. Public invited to attend.
The community notes a Saturday wedding of Miss Christine Haywood and Mr Jamey Spillers. Several local families hosted visits and church activities fill the weekend with prayers, Sunday school at 2 30 p m and a home prayer service at Mr and Mrs John Dunlap.
Mrs Henry Adams and family host guests while Vivian Stanford from Cusseta visits Miss Hazel Jarrell and Mrs Henry Jarrell. Jarrell relatives, G B Jarrell and Clem Adams with several Adams and Jarrell members shop in Macon. Bob Edmonson Kendrick households host through weekend. Walter Parker from Dublin visits W D Parker family. Lanier Scandrett travels to Butler on business. Johnny McCants family depart for Palm Beach Florida with Pauline accompanying as guest.
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