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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1956
Page
2
Multiple readers from Butler and surrounding towns report shopping in Macon Atlanta and Opelika visiting relatives in Livingston Cordele Americus and Chattanooga. Notes include hospital visits church revival services and a concerted effort to support local businesses and community events.
The Alpha Lambda Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met at the Perry Hotel Perry Georgia for the last session of the year. President Mrs Kellett reported on the convention and spoke on Why Teachers Need Both Social Security and Retirement. A luncheon followed with Delta Chapter of Macon joining. Mrs D E Byrd of Reynolds attended.
Robert Lee Swearingen Jr. of Reynolds has been named secretary of Sigma Pi at Emory University. He is a freshman in Emory College of Arts and Sciences.
Several weekend visits and Sunday gatherings highlight a Mawk area notes page. Mary Lancaster and Benny Pike represented Taylor and Marion counties at a Columbus spelling contest with a Saturday banquet for contestants. Families from Manchester, Columbus, Ogletorpe, Americus, Waycross, and Albany are listed among guests and visits to local homes and churches.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met Wednesday night May 2 with president Mrs J C Smith presiding. Attendance prize won by Mrs Syd Crooke. New member Mrs W L Carpenter voted in. Rolls and by laws read. treasurer's report given. Nominating committee named. trip planned to Lookout Mountain around mid June. Hostesses served potato salad tea and cookies.
The Peacock family thanks friends for kindness and sympathy after the death of father and brother Clarence J. Peacock who died April 29 in Orlando Florida. May God bless each of you. Sincerely, the family.
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