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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1933
Page
2
Reynolds residents report visitors and travels from Macon Columbus Atlanta Geneva Talbotton Fort Valley and Knoxville. Local figures such as Miss Mildred Garrett Mrs. J. A. Pendergrast and Mrs. Lynda Lee Bryan receive attention for community activities and musical instruction.
The Gordon Carson Chapter U D C met at the Club Chapter house with Mrs. Willis Saunders and Mrs. C L Pyron as hostesses. Plans for Confederate Memorial Day were discussed and officers endorsements postponed pending candidate announcements. A program featured songs and readings including Tenting on the Old Campground and The War Was Not a Civil War.
The March meeting of Circle No 1 was led by Mrs. R E Aultman and Mrs W E Marshall Jr. Attendees sang If Your Heart Keeps Right and prayed. Reports showed busy month with visits trays and flowers. Mrs T Whatley elected delegate to District Conference in Douglas April 4-6.
Montezuma March 27 Miss Margaret Louise Lewis became the bride of John T McKenzie III in the bride’s mother’s home. Dr J A Thomas officiated at Montezuma Methodist Church. The bride is daughter of Mrs C E Baldwin and the late W M Lewis. The groom is a University of Georgia graduate and Phi Delta Theta member.
Washington reports Representative Castellow announced his recommendation for Lillian Blanche Marshall to be postmaster at Reynolds Georgia. Castellow also named postmaster candidates for Columbus Cuthbert Dawson Marshallville and Reynolds alongside L W McPherson, a Columbus businessman, as Columbus postmaster.
Taylor Mill residents share a weekend of visits from Columbus Thomaston Macon and Griffin acquaintances. Local families highlight dinners, youth visits and church events with numerous Windham Oliver and Smith households mentioned among the social rounds.
Mrs Tom Montgomery and son visited Mrs John Scandrett Sunday. Several locals attended gatherings in Reynolds Macon and Cuthbert. Mr and Mrs Paul Montgomery announce the arrival of a fine son on March 26. Mrs Nora Waters of Butler visits Clifton Byrd. Haywood remains ill.
We thank friends for love and kindness during the illness and bereavement of our father and husband. Special thanks to Dr. Bryan and Miss Helen Powell for their faithfulness and the loving kindness shown by everyone.
Genuine re cleaned Petty Toole's Cotton Seed and Whatley's Seed Co listed for sale or exchange. A. J. Evans Marketing Agency based in Fort Valley Georgia presents this catalog entry with contact notation.
A column blends social critique with jokes about Georgia dry politics and silent Calvin Coolidge lore. It defends light wines while mocking reformers, offers aphorisms on optimism, and closes with light, humorous notes on public figures and brief anecdotes.
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