Seniors Enjoy Weiner Roast At Pauline's Home
Seniors held a weiner roast after a magazine selling contest sponsored by Crowell Publishing Co. The Nationals won, prompting the roast at Pauline Austin's home on Wednesday April 19 at 7 30. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Oxford, Emily Jarrell, Dorothy Wall, and many others as they ate hot dogs, played games, and later watched the play Thanks for Everything at the Dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell Publishing Co
Pauline Austin
Susan Anthony
God
Pauline
Mrs. Oxford
Austin Guinn
Emily Jarrell
Dorothy Wall
Mary Millicons
Beatrice Lliston
Gray Fountain
Dorris Callahan
William Adams
Lydie Renfroe
James Harmon
Martha Saunders
John Orrell
Edgar McGee
Windell Windham
James Jarrell
Elmer Lee Gay
Robert Parks
Millard Stevens
Alice Guinn
Jason Elliston
Frank Riley
Alicenel Amos
Dorothy Bazemore
Wilma Gill
Morris Saunders
Seniors Enjoy Trip to Mercer University Day
The seniors and chaperones Mr. Oxford and Miss Clarke traveled to Macon for Mercer University’s sixth annual Pilgrimage Day. They attended a chapel program with greetings, music, and faculty presentations, toured the campus, enjoyed lunch at Porter Hall, shopped, and watched films before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Clarke
Macon
Mercer University
Porter Hall
Handys
Keep Rowing Poem Encourages Continuous Effort
A public celebration of steady effort urges readers to stay focused and keep working toward progress. It emphasizes rowing the boat, avoiding stagnation, and continuing to sow for future gains despite worries about what may come.
Festival of American Music Held in Atlanta May 5 7
Alice Guinn chairs a festival in Atlanta May 5 7 featuring American composers. Programs run Friday and Saturday at 4 p m in Rich's Tea Room. Butler Music Clubs plan colorful May events and National Music Week runs May 7 18 with school church and radio programs. Mrs Edward MacDowell will lecture and perform at the city auditorium, highlighting the MacDowell Colony famed as America s laboratory of creative artists.
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Atlanta
Rich's Tea Room
Butler J
Butler Music Clubs
Edward MacDowell
America
City Auditorium
MacDowell
Roosevelt Urges National Music Week Support 1989
In a letter to M. Tremaine secretary of the National Music Week committee President Roosevelt expresses strong support for the annual observance He urges communities across the country to back the movement and foster musical talent through homes schools churches clubs and neighborhood groups He highlights the value of choruses orchestras and bands and notes Music Week May 7 13 1989 as vital for public cultural life and youth engagement.
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M. Tremaine
National Music Week Committee
Roosevelt
Mr. Tremaine
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Macon Map Arrives in New York for Air Mail Exhibit
Assistant Postmaster O B McElroy's electrical air map arrived in New York Sunday to join exhibits in the air transport unit. The map will be displayed to illustrate the speed of the synchronized lights showing the time elapsing between mailing and delivery of an air mail letter. McElroy lent the map at the request of Washington post office officials.
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Macon
O. B.mcelroy
New York
Air Transport Unit
Butler area hosts large barbecue honoring Lille Flournoy
A Sunday barbecue at the Harbuck home drew about seventy seven relatives from Columbus, Butler, Charing, Mauk, Rupert and surrounding towns. Guests enjoyed pig and kid barbecue, Brunswick stew, cakes and tea under oak trees. Music by Gordon Harbuck, Bilan Flournoy, Paul Flournoy and Mrs. J E Welch closed a day described as perfect.
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Dave Harbuck
Gordon Harbuck
Columbus
Bilan
Paul Flournoy
Parrot
J. E. Welch
Charing
Local Social Roundup and Upcoming Shiloh Church Singing
Mrs Ida Childs of Macon visited Mrs J K and Misa along with Mattie Adams and the Sealy family in Reynolds. Relatives from Butler Albany Dawson and surrounding towns visited local families over the weekend. An all day singing is planned at Shiloh church near Howard on Sunday May th with a noon lunch hour and invites extended.
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Ida Childs
Macon
J. K
Misa
Mattie Adams
KK. Sealy
Hugh Sealy, Jr
Reynolds
Lillian Brown
Maude Sealy
Murray Driskell
Butler
Horace Martini
Albany
Ouida Cannon
Dawson
Mmr
Shellman Martin
B. B. Watson
J. H. Brown
C. Montgomery
Endy Hawkins
Shiloh Church
Howard
Wesley News Weekend Guests From Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs Hoke Byrd of Panhandle visited Mrs T J Amos and family. Mr and Mrs Johnnie Spinks of Columbus stayed with Mr and Mrs W A Spinks. Tom McDaniel of Thomaston visited Mr and Mrs Tom Wilson. Miss Cora Mae Whatley of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents L G Whatley. Families of Wilkson, Royal, Lonnie Smith, and others hosted weekend guests including Conley Parker and children of Butler.
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D. W.wilkson
James , Royal
Butler
Lonnie’ Smith
Ft. Valley
Johnnie Spinks
Columbus
Ow. A. Spines
J Ww. Conley
Monge
Lucille ‘Simpson F. Thomaston
Charing Social Roundup Appears Busy With Visitors
A long list of weekend visits and guests fills Charing as families and friends gather. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Hi Hi Rogers hosting E A Youche and others, plus Purvis and Montgomery families visiting Cochran and Hill households. Numerous travels to Preston Cusseta Albany and Thomaston mark a lively community scene.
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Hi Hi Rogers
E. A.‘ Youche
J. P
Ed, Jr
L. I. Purvis
Mra. Morgan
Columbus
F. M. Purvis
Mary Cochran
Branton Montgomery
Walter Purvis, Jr
Harmon Montgomery
Cletus Hill
Lewis Watson
Preston
T. J. Jordan
Buford’ Watson
Will ‘Denyers
Drainville
Lewis Watson, Jr
Riley Garrett
Baconton
Joe Burgin, Jr
Garrett
0. G. Bloodworth
Sam Barrett
New York
RO. Rogers
R. G. Duke
Imogene Duke
A. W. Preston
Cusseta
J. J. Garrett
Cochran
Mary L. Watson
Dave Harbuck
Misa Frances Watson
J. T. Garrett
Oscar ‘Garrett
Albany
Leon Gill
Chipley
Alma Wadsworth
Carolyn
St. Valley
Aleck Waller
Jessie ‘Waller
Willis Garrett
Hamilton
R. L. Garrett
Joe Montgomery
J. R. Montgomery
Sims Oliver
Ideal
Frank Oliver
Gus Williams
Near Butler
Ed Wall
Boss Wall
Charing
Grady Watson
Thomaston
Lemon Whittington
J,r, Montgomery
Pleasant Hill social notes include many visiting families
Miss Dorothy Brewer visited Mrs. Fred Brewer and the Brewer family near Reynolds. Several couples and relatives from Stone Mountain Americus Ideal and Concord spent the weekend with the Brewers and Stephens. Nathan Stephens is ill with malaria fever. Sunday services announced with Sunday school at 10 am. Everyone invited.
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Dorothy Brewer
Fred Brewer
B. C.brewer
Geraldine
C. J. Peacock
Reynolds
Clay Wisham
Clyde Hill
Americus
Blan Wall
John Wisham
G. ©. Stephens
Stone Mountain
B. C. Brewer
S. V. Stephens
William Stephens
Stone
Mountain
Nathan Stephens
J. &. Wall
Clyde Smith
Sunday Guests and Illness Report from Local Families
The text notes Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Downs and mentions Mrs. Hy Adams and Mr. C. Royal still at home ill. Also listed are Mrs. Js A Heath and Mrs. T A Robins visiting Mrs. Hok Nie Bussey, with a Bussey event referenced.
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Little Son
J. M. Downs
Hy Adams
Mrs J W Lancaster Hosts Charity Tea and Shower
Mrs J W Lancaster entertained Tuesday afternoon with a joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society, the Social Service Sewing Club and a shower for Mrs W R Turner who lost her home by fire. Gifts were gratefully received and refreshments of pimiento and cheese sandwiches Nabisco crackers and ice tea were served.
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J. W. Lancaster
Woman's Missionary Society
Social Service Sewing Club
W. R. Turner
Marner
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Mark News
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J. W. Woodall
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Montgomery
Ellaville
Ruby Austin
Edmond Wall
Marion County
R. C Humber
Randall Waller
Mollie Cochran
Rupert
South Georgia
Flournoy
Wesley News
Charing News
Pleasant Hill
Mrs, Lancaster
John Deere Line
E. L. Harris & Company
Butler, Georgia
Milling CO
Payne’s
Georgia
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Sonny
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