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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1951

Page

4

Local Happenings Highlight Butler Community Ties

Mrs Mae Riley visits relatives in Atlanta while Mrs Rosa Jones of Sumter County stays with Mr and Mrs J H West. Rev Grodon Hunter Jr hosts Mrs Gordon Hunter of Columbus as measles outbreak suspends some teaching, with many guests from multiple towns visiting Butler.

Mrs. Mae Riley Atlanta Rosa Jones Sumter County J. H. West Gordon Hunter Columbus Grodon Hunter Jr Genia Sikes Jimmie and Anne Hunter Butler T. L. Fountain

Miss Helen Neisler Bride Elect Honored in Fort Valley

Miss Helen Neisler bride elect, to wed Leonard Windham of Reynolds on June 5, was honored at a Fort Valley shower Friday afternoon. Hostess Miss Jean Lancaster and her mother Mrs J W Lancaster welcomed sixteen guests with garden flowers, sandwiches, and cakes. gifts were presented to the honoree.

Helen Neisler Leonard Windham Reynolds Jean Lancaster Fort Valley J. W. Lancaster H. E. Neisler

Elaborate June wedding planned for Talbotton girl

Katherine Leonard Perryman of Talbotton will marry Robert E. Andrews of Gainesville on June 17 at 8 p.m. in the Talbotton Methodist church. A reception will follow at the bride elect’s aunt and uncle W. L. Perryman home. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones Perryman and sister of Miss Jane Perryman.

Talbotton A. Jones Perryman Katherine Leonard Robert E. Andrews Gainesville W. L. Perryman Clara Spivey E. H. Spivey Talbot Chattahoochee Algernon Jones Perryman Jane Perryman

Lebanon WMU Met At Church April 20

The Lebanon Women’s Missionary Union met at the church on April 20. The program opened with the song Where He Leads Me and included prayers, devotions What Lack I Yet, and talks on youth worldwide, Japan, Germany, Nigeria, and Southern Baptist Young People. Appointments, youth responsibility, and closing prayer followed.

Lebanon WMU Louise Harmon C. W. Hurst Roy Jinks Japan Silas Harris Germany J. R. Carpenter Nigeria Ora Barrow Southern Baptist Ida White Emory Harris D. M. Harris

Revival at St Phillips AME Church Begins Monday

The revival at St Phillips AME Church starts Monday May 7 and runs through May 11 with guest preacher Rev R L Smith presiding elder of the East Macon District. Services begin each evening at 730 oclock. C E Hudson minister.

St. Phillips Ame Church St. Philips A. M. E R. L. Smith East Macon

Central 4-H Club Met April 12th

Central 4 H Club met Thursday April 12 with Marion Hammock leading the pledge. Jacquelyn Peed reported progress on girls projects and three aprons made from feed sacks were shown. Larry Hammock reported on boys projects. Members voted to attend the County Council Meeting in Butler on April 20 and planned a field trip for the next meeting. Mary Lancaster, Reporter.

Central 4-H Club Marion Hammock Jacquelyn Peed Larry Hammock Butler Mary Lancaster

Local Families Visit and Church Meeting at Turners Chapel

Mr and Mrs Levi Dickerson and children of Manchester joined relatives for Sunday visits. O D Hobbs Woodrow Hobbs and Mrs John Wadsworth of Oglethorpe visited Mack Miller. Miss Emo gene Spillers hosted Miss Maxlyn Miller and Mary Ann Moore. Marie Robinson and Pvt Alton Spillers visited. Miss Bessie Moody to speak Sunday night at Turners Chapel. Union meeting near Sylvester included Robert Roberson Jno Luther Windham and A J Robinson. Arnold Robinson visited Edward Robinson. Sunday school at 10 am and prayer meeting at 6 pm at Turners Chapel.

Levi Dickerson Manchester O. D. Hobbs Woodrow’ Hobbs John Wadsworth Oglethorpe Mack Miller Emogene Spillers Maxlyn Miller Mary Ann Moore Marie Robinson Pvt Alton Spillers Bessie Moody Turners Chapel Church Sylvester Robert Roberson Jno Luther Windham A. J. Robinson Arnold Robinson Edward Robinson

Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Regular Monthly Session

The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting Friday at 3 30 p m. Mrs W H Trussell will arrange the program on Mother with Mrs Hugh Gee and Mrs Herman Amos as hostesses for the afternoon.

American Legion Auxiliary W. H. Trussell Hugh Gee Herman Amos

Engagement of Betty Jo Driftmier to Dr Floyd C Jarrell Jr

From Athens Mr and Mrs R H Driftmier announce the engagement of their daughter Betty Jo Driftmier to Dr Floyd C Jarrell Jr of Butler and Atlanta The wedding is set for June 2 at First Presbyterian Church Athens Betty Jo is a University of Georgia graduate and Phi Kappa Phi Psi Chi and Tri Delta member She works in Richs Bridal Dept in Atlanta Dr Jarrell son of Mr and Mrs F C Jarrell Butler also a UGA graduate and Chi Psi member He earned an MD at UGA Augusta Theta Kappa Psi and will finish an ENT residency at Grady Memorial Hospital in June The couple plans to reside in Columbus where he will practice.

Athens R. H. Driftmier Betty Jo. Driftmier Floyd C. Jarrell Jr Butler Atlanta First Presbyterian Church University of Georgia Driftmire Phi Kappa Phi Scholastic Society Psi Chi National Psycholog Fraternity Delta Delta Delta Sorority Rich’s Inc Jarrell F. C. Jarrell Chi Psi University of Georgia School of Medicine Augusta Theta Kappa Psi Grady Memorial Hospital Columbus

Betty Jean Sanders to Wed Herman W Clark in Warner Robins

Mrs J G Sanders announces the engagement of her daughter Betty Jean to Herman W Clark son of Mrs C C Clark of Howard. The couple plan a summer wedding at the bride’s home. Betty Jean, a Georgia Teachers College graduate and Warner Robins faculty member, is a World War II veteran. Clark works at Robins Air Base and they will reside in Warner Robins after marriage.

Jeffersonville

Family thanks friends for kindness after loss of Mrs. E. E. Fuller

The family of Mrs. E. E. Fuller expresses gratitude for floral offerings and comforting words. They thank physicians Drs. R. C. Montgomery and Clifford Montgomery for their untiring services in the recent loss of their wife and mother and wish God’s blessings on all who helped.

Card of Thanks for infant son loss

We thank everyone for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement caused by the death of our infant son. May heaven bless each of you. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Standridge.

Robert Standridge

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