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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
4
Reynolds residents and guests fill the weekend with travel and hospitality. Names include Hodges Bell Fickling Carter Neisler Suggs Robinson Huckabee Wright Windham Seay and several local families. The M W M Society met March 14 at 2 30 with reports on Orphans Box junior work and a China study book Living Issues in China.
The Methodist Missionary Circle No 2 led by Mrs Mathews met Mrs Carson on March 21. They sang My Faith Looks Up to Thee then prayed and closed with Evening Prayer. Minutes were approved and collections taken for orphan funds parsonage and dues. They will renew World Outlook subscriptions for Mrs Marvin Griffith and considered attending the April 4 to 6 women’s missionary conference in Douglas with delegates to be chosen later.
Ann Halley’s recital at the Methodist church was postponed last Friday due to illness and rescheduled for Thursday at four o'clock. All invited to attend.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Growell met at the church on Wednesday afternoon March 15 at 2:00. President Mrs. Tom Montgomery chaired. New members joined and several officers were elected. Devotions led by Mrs. H. E. Neisler. The meeting closed with Work for the night is coming. The next gathering is set for Wednesday April 18 at 2:00. all members and new attendees are welcome.
A proverb notes that by following her inclination a woman can find work on a single town lot to occupy seven men for fourteen hours daily and eleven months a year, implying ample local labor demand and gendered labor expectations.
Taylor Mill notes show the Senior Girl Reserves selling hamburgers Saturday with good financial results. Ann King Jean George joined by Joe Bartlett Fred Underwood attended Montezuma picture show. Other notes cover visits, spelling record holders, and a weekly Reserve meeting with a planned weiner roast.
Crowell area residents hosted and visited with numerous family friends over the weekend. Multiple households entertained guests including the Neislers, McDaniels, Fullers, Wainwrights, Byrds, and others from Buena Vista, Macon, Norman Park, and White Georgia. Several illness notes and social calls mark a busy, cordial sequence of Sunday dinners and short visits.
United States District Court Columbus Division Middle District of Georgia notifies creditors of John Thomas Mathews of Reynolds Georgia that he has applied for a discharge from all provable debts. The hearing is set for April 22 1938 at 10 00 am in Columbus Georgia before the district judge. Creditors must appear and show cause if any why the discharge should not be granted. Dated March 20 1933 Columbus Georgia. By N A Brown Deputy Clerk.
In the Middle District of Georgia the bankrupt Eula Windham Mathews No 896 seeks discharge from debts. United States Court in Columbus Georgia will hold a hearing on April 22, 1938 at 10:00 a.m. to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Dated Columbus Ga March 1938. By N A Brown Deputy Clerk.
The remarks thank Mr. and Mrs. Fred Oliver for hosting and express gratitude to all who assisted in making the outing a success.
The Georgia Division UDC promotes education protection with loans and scholarships for state students. Mrs. Kirby Anderson leads the effort, with R M Mobley and R L Smith coordinating funds and applications. Notable offers include the Mary B Poppenheim and Maury scholarships, plus several college and preparatory options for boys and girls.
Evelyn Jackson reports the fourth MacDowell Festival in Montezuma highlighting varied piano works, notable performers from Atlanta and nearby towns, and strong club support. The event raised funds for the MacDowell Colony endowment despite financial hurdles, strengthening Georgia clubs’ cultural goals.
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