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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1934
Page
2
Reynolds civic page notes the Swan poem feature and a stream of local visits. Mrs. Liffey and Saunders families travel to Atlanta and Macon, invitations from Talbotton to Americus, and many neighbors visit relatives in Macon, Griffin, Talbot, and Butler. Epworth League hosts a social and a Junior Senior Prom highlights a busy week.
Miss Imogene Sheppard of Ideas was guest of Mr and Mrs W F Olivery last week. Bernice and Billy Windham stayed with Mrs Vera Eubanks. Paul Jones of LaGrange visited his sister Mrs R E Smith for several days. Rev Carswell of McIntyre preached at Fev Mosley s church. Saturday night he stayed with Mr and Mrs Gus Cofield. Sunday he dined with Mr and Mrs Clay Smith and later visited the homes of Mr and Mrs Murray Blair. Taylor Mill boys lost to Butler 18 4 on their diamond. 128 attended Sunday school last Sunday.
D W Payne of Reynolds Georgia offers a number of good farm mules for sale including young and second hand stock at reasonable prices. See me before you buy.
Crowell locals host and visit widely with numerous weekend guests in Macon Roberta Butler Perry Reynolds and surrounding areas. Socials include singing at Shiloh hospital news and a seventh grade prom hosted by Crowell teachers.
Mark News reports a busy spell of visits and gatherings. Mrs. Worthen Taunton and child stayed with A. J. Peacock. several families hosted relatives in Ideal and Charing. The Bell child is critically ill with pneumonia. measles strike Marguerite Whittington. A fishing supper, picnics at Warm Springs, and attendance at Marcus Bartlett radio show are noted alongside weekend visits by many residents.
Mrs J E Welch presents music pupils in a recital on May 10 at 8 o clock at the Mauk school building. Participants include Frances Watson Ida Leach Mary Woodall Robert Waller Josephine Harbuck Lara Welch Pershing Whittington Rena Duncan Earline Turner Carolyn Wall. Admission free and the public is invited.
Miss Louise Parks visits Mrs. Locke in Butler with several locals attending a Shiloh singing. Franks Fain Jr and H F Pickard visit kin. Arch Loyd of Charing visits relatives. Sewing Club hosts by Elizabeth Parks. Macon guests include Horace Martin Mrs McHan. Mrs Streetman of Thomaston spends days with Mrs Watson. local ladies dine with Mrs Morris at Centerville. Mrs Gunn spends days in Columbus and Mrs Brown travels to Atlanta.
Mrs Earl Neisler and Misses Bess and Janie Neisler visited Mrs Brady in Oglethorpe on Friday. Mrs Howard Fulton Mrs Jeff Young and Mr and Mrs L T Horton shopped in Macon on Wednesday. Miss Bess Neisler visited friends in Butler on Tuesday.
A Fiddlers Convention was held at Crowell school on Friday night May 5 with musicians from Thomaston and the local C. C. Camp. A very large crowd attended and prizes were awarded to one musician from each group. Organizers hope to host the event again soon.
Turners Chapel School closed Friday after a term led by faculty B F Moore Pope Booth and two Misses Martha Benns Pauline Spillers. County supervisor W T Austin announced. seventh graders received certificates to Lorena Lucy Edna Spiller Cora Watton Mozelle Rogers Bernard Peterman Dillard Spillers and F E Posey. A basket dinner, sermon by Rev J J Pate, and community greetings followed with residents visiting and new citizens Claude and Evelyn Rogers welcomed.
Miss Lora Wainwright daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Wainwright and Mr Posey son of Mr and Mrs Joe Posey were married Sunday May 6 at the home of Mr Tipp. Their many friends extend best wishes for happiness.
Mr Robert English of Andersonville and Mrs C M English hosted and hosted guests from Oglethorpe Atlanta Hicks mill and Miona Springs. Numerous relatives visited with neighbors Sunday and Tuesday, including Mrs Lydia English Mrs Shealy and Miss Ruth English, and Mr Charlie Kitchens.
Mr and Mrs Luke Adams and others hosted gatherings for relatives and neighbors across Butler Reynolds and Thomaston. Community members attended church activities at the Methodist in Butler. League Council met, officers were elected. a Mother s Day program is planned for Sunday night with invitations to mothers of the community.
Mr H R Ellis spent Tuesday with Mrs J A Duke and families. Pe lam residents Mr A R Jones and Mr C Jones were guests of Mr and Mrs J H Jones along with other family members. The McLendon and Green households hosted portions of weekend visits. Miss Marjorie Justice joined an entertainment at Miss Ruth Athon’s home in Lowe. Little Martha Ellis returned home after a brief visit with Virginia. Beth and Doris English. Elene Green spent Tuesday night with her sister Mrs J McLendon.
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