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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
2
Reynolds residents and friends made weekend trips and short stays in Atlanta, Columbus, Henderson, Fort Gaines, Macon, Valdosta, Americas, and Valdosta. Names cited include Holt, Halley, Clyatt, Beeland, Pruitt, Massee, Bryan, Joiner, Ricks, Thompson, Flowers, Hodges, Booker, Fuler, and Clyatt kin among others.
Miss Gloria Whatley and Miss Ann Howard Neisler of Shorter expect to be home for a day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Wesk-end. Pastors and laymen gathered in Manchester for a conference. Relatives visited in Macon and Valdosta. Many local families hosted or visited others in Butler, Plains, Thomaston, Camilla, and Americus with several weddings and Army Air Force ties noted.
Miss Florence O Neal of Macon visited her parents the O Neals. Austin Guinn and Mrs Kilby hosted guests. Claudia Pierce of Butler visited Mrs Pierce. Mrs Philman was in Thomaston. Mack Lucas plans a trip with sister Sarah Adele Lucas and brother C D Lucas Jr ill in New York. D E Byrd visited Wainwrights. Gaultney sons admitted to Montgomery hospital for tonsil operations. Mrs Reynolds McDaniel visited sister Cosey. Parr and Julia Parr visited Mrs Pierce. Dugger Cosey and Mrs Half Way House guests of W R Cosey.
Mrs. D. M. Harris visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Green in Macon last weekend. Several relatives and friends from Americus Thomaston Thomasville and Charing spent time with local families including the Stringfields Buchanans and Carpenters. Various visitors and Sunday gatherings are listed among neighbors and kin.
W Smith Sales & Service offers piano tuning in Thomaston Georgia with contact at 208 East Gordon Street and phone number 497 W. He provides service for pianos and related instrument maintenance locally.
Mrs W E Marshall entertained the Gordon Carson Chapter of the U D C at the March gathering in the Club House with Mrs FP A Ricks presiding. Treasurer Mrs D J Hicks was reported by Mrs Ricks. The group urged attendance at the District Rally in Thomaston on April tenth and pledged $5 toward the fundraiser. Oscar Thompson led the program on the Confederate Cabinet as Mrs E H Joiner spoke on Japan.
Rev H L Knighton delivered several messages at Turners Chapel church over the weekend. Mrs Simpson Wainwright was admitted to Montgomery hospital for an appendix operation and is reported improving. Prayer meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs J H Dunlap Saturday evening. Mrs Ruthieann Spillers remains in serious condition at her daughter's home seeking speedy recovery. Reginald Ranow and children from Panama City visit their Rogers relatives. Mozelle McCrary and children weekend guests of the Rogers. A T Aultman visiting daughter Julian Rogers. John Dunlap and spouse visited Ruthie Spillers. Nelle Knighton of Phenix City weekend guest of Alice and Carolyne McCrary. Robert Peterman of Wellston weekend guest of Alfonso McCrary. Margaret Ranow Sunday guest of Elma Lowe.
Mr and Mrs Julian Rogers announce the birth of a son on March 22 at Montgomery hospital. The baby is named Grady Thomas Rogers.
The Lesson-Sermon on unreality will be read in Churches of Christ Scientist worldwide next Sunday. The Golden Text cites salvation lies in the Lord. Ecclesiastes warns that knowledge brings sorrow, while Science and Health argues material sense dissolves the human body and that true sense comes from immortal spiritual reality.
Several good fresh in milk cows for sale. Call or see Jack Payne in Reynolds Georgia.
Community updates from Taylor Mill recount visits by Windham and Underwood families from Macon and Thomaston plus a Crystal River trip. The Taylor Mill Baptist W M A meets at the school, elects committees, quilts for the Orphan's Home, and shares a church supper despite weather.
A series of weekend and Sunday visits tied together by residents from Thomaston Butler Talbotton Swainsboro and nearby areas. Mrs. Bessie Downs staying with Mrs. Charlie Hammock. guests included the Suggs and Maxwell families and several others from Thomaston and Butler. various visits to Swainsboro Heath Robbins Wilson Amos Stanford Gilson and Harp households.
Postmaster General Walker reports the U S Postal Service is not a man’s world. More than 17,500 women serve as postmasters and over 6,000 as clerks and assistants. The trend shows women filling many regular and substitute carrier and clerk roles with good service noted.
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