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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1913

Page

4

Reynolds Local Notes and Advertisements

Reynolds Ga May 12. Mr and Mrs Lewis Lucas moved to their country home. Hill Drug Co offers ice cream and farm goods. Mrs Smith of Butler visited Hollis family. Lots of farm equipment and services for sale. William Ogburn and Mrs Pool guests. Robert Anthony's friends greet him after measles. Neisler ads for mule and lime. Various residents attend church and visits in Atlanta and Macon. Barrow Brothers and Hill Drug Co push deliveries and screened doors. FF Pasis sells Martha Washington ranges. Mary Vincent of Delta buried in Columbus. Marguerite Montfort visits Macon. Burns Lodge invites members. Reynolds Variety Works advertises screen doors and blacksmith work. Farmers Warehouse & Fertilizer Co. advertises agricultural implements.

Reynolds Lewis Lucas Rete Hicks Delta Barrow Brothers Pasis Reynolds Variety Works Burns Lodge No Hill Drug Co George Dwight

News Notes of Interest to Methodists

Sunday School attendance neared one hundred with twenty two in the Bible class. Rev J W Burke of Sung Kiang China spoke on civilization and gospel need. A Pageant of Light and Darkness by thirty six girls contrasted heathen womanhood with Christendom. Missionary sermon followed. Next week theme: The Most Important Subject in the World. Presiding Elder Dr Williams preaches Sunday night and quarterly conference to follow. Stewards to meet Friday at the Parsonage. Plans for a new parsonage accepted. bids to be submitted soon. Crop Insurance tied to Amour’s African Cotton Grower 9-3-3. ad.

Marx J W Burke Sung Kiang China Chuch Far East F A Ricks Beulah Barrow Christendom Brother Burke W E Towson Japan Eider Dr Williams

F E Glover Reynolds GA Dealer In Dressed Ceiling

F E Glover Reynolds Georgia operates as a dealer in dressed ceiling weathered doors blinds shingles and building materials. The ad notes a focus on variety and supplies for construction and home improvement.

Reynolds

Notice of Sale of Personal Property of A J Payne

Executors Elba Payne and AJ Payne Jr announce the immediate sale of the deceased A J Payne including mules horses buggies wagons harness goats sheep and one automobile. All debts must be sworn and closed at once with notes or cash. EF Wissinger offers blacksmith and repair work at the shop. Adv

A. J. Payne Elba Payne A J Payne, JR EF Wissinger

Spiked Tooth Harrow hailed as best cheap farm implement

Farmers Warehouse and Fertilizer Company proclaims the Spiked Tooth Harrow as the best and cheapest farm implement. The device kills young grass and weeds while promoting vigorous growth in young cotton and is kept in good supply.

Farmers Warehouse & Fertilizer Company

Reynolds Route 3 Items by Cracker Jack

County Correspondents report three items from Reynolds Route. Cracker Jack supplies brief notes on local happenings. The column blends household news with small town updates, highlighting neighbors and routine events in concise updates.

Farmers and townsfolk share notes in Reynolds area

Reynolds R F D 4 items reveal a busy community scene with mule loss, visits from and to relatives, letters and correspondence, picnic attendance, health updates, and local entertainment. Names include J H Windham, Ethel Parks, Leila Johnson, Georgia Green, N T Meinvale, and many others across Potterville Delta Garden Valley and nearby towns.

PATSILIGA NEWS BRINGS COMMUNITY GARDEN GOSSIP AND VISITING FAMILIES

Local notes report visits among the Spillers Moore Hartman and Ingram families and neighborly gatherings at Panhandle and New Prospect church. Mentions crops looking fine given recent weather and ends with a seasonal verse about seeds and kindness.

Beulah Sunday Guests and Visits Noted

Beulah is observed as the third Sunday. Misses Ethel and Eunice Watson visited Little Lela Kate and Sophie Burnett recently. Miss Bilda Watson visited Miss Grace Lawhorne last week. Son Gill and Council French were guests of Slaughter Watson and family Sunday evening. Blue Bells and Brown Eyes.

Beulah Ethel Eunice Watson Lela Kate Sophie Burnett Bilda Watson Grace Lawhorne Son Gill Council French Slaughter Watson Family

Ice Cream Supper Pleases Charing Area Guests

A May 3 ice cream social hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Adams near Charing drew a large crowd of young people. Music and games filled the evening as guests extended thanks for a delightful time. Attendees included Carrie Rodgers Emma Eubanks Mattie J Stalnaker Bessie Adams Lara Garrett and others. John Caldwell Y J Garrett Clem Adams Lee Eubanks Joe Rodgers and H V Adams were among the partygoers.

E. B. Adams Charing Carrie Rodgers Emma Eubanks Mattie J. Stalnaker Bessie Adams Lara Garrett John Caldwell Y. J. Garrett Clem Adams Lee Eubanks Joe Rodgers H.V. Adams

PATSILIGA ITEMS

Farmers in this section are through planting. Lee Smith and Sam Martin were pleasant guests of Hugh and Joe Culverhouse Saturday night. Mrs. Tommie Thompson was the guest of Mrs. Jim Morris Sunday. Otis Scott visited the fair sex here Sunday evening. The ice cream supper at Bud Taylor’s home Saturday evening was enjoyed by all present. Misses Hattie Mae Byers and Mattie Culverhouse were guests of Mrs. Jim Morris Sunday evening. Otis Scott was the guest of Woodie Byers Saturday night. Bill Taylor was the guest of Bud Taylor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Parker were pleasant guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Smith Monday. Lewis Garrett was the guest of homefolks Saturday and Sunday. Miss Effie Vann visited Miss Wilda Waller Sunday. Eugene Heath spent Saturday and Sunday with Joe Culverhouse. Mrs. V. T. Vann visited Mrs. C. W. Bickley Sunday. Misses Julia and Bertha Bickley were guests of Mrs. V. T. Vann Saturday evening. Little Luna Vann is numbered with the sick at this writing. Frank Funderburk was the pleasant guest of O. O. Vann Sunday. W. M. Bush visited homefolks Saturday and Sunday.

Herald Nelson Potterville Georgia Green H. H. Harmon Polk Harmon Powersville Fred Archer Tennessee J. F. Griggs N.T. Meinvale Macon County Titshaw Pitts John Cox Ellen Neisler Willie Hugh Delta N. T. McInvale David Cotney Drew Amerson Lila Lantice Davis Garden Valley C. D. Meluvale Jeff Harmon H. Harmon Lillie Lena Mae Ingram Marvin Moore New Prospect Lee Spillers N M Spillers Panhandle Charlie Moore O. T. Moore L. J. Wainwright L L Wainwright Victoria Lula Nina Moore Evanna Hartman EW Stringfield Reynolds Lee Smith Sam Martin Hugh Joe Culverhouse Tommie Thompson Jim Morris Otis Scott Bud Taylor Hattie Mae Byers Mattie Culverhouse Woodie Byers Bill Taylor D. A. Parker Charlie Smith Lewis Garrett Effie Vann Wilda Waller Eugene Heath V. T. Vann C. W. Bickley Julia Bertha Bickley Luna Vann Frank Funderburk O. O. Vann W. M. Bush

Junction City Social Notes and Local Visits

Nor wich resident Charlie Montgomery spent the weekend here. Mrs Tom Montgomery returned from Columbus Saturday. Talbotton barbecue drew locals for a grand time. Mrs F Hart visited Box Springs relatives. J K Morgan is quite sick. The Junction City Manufacturing Co salesman Robertson spent the weekend here. Several short notes on visits, illness, and a fishing and hunting prohibition notice conclude the item.

Charlie Montgomery Norwich Mr Watson Mauk William Watson C.C. Carson Atlanta Tom Montgomery Columbus Talbotton F Hart Box Springs J K Morgan Rufus Layfield

Beulah News: Rain Urged and Socials Noted

Beulah community reports farmers in need of rain while Beulah church enjoyed a large Sunday gathering. Mrs. Jane Burnett returned from Atlanta to find her daughter-in-law seriously ill and relatives in Beath visited by Ben Watson and wife. Several locals like Dock Cooper and J A Lawhorne were mentioned as visiting or traveling, with Effie Cooper returning from Atlanta and a preaching day upcoming.

Beulah Church Jane Burnett Atlanta R. A. Burnett Council French and Son Eva Lawhorne Ben Watson Beath Garrette Lawhorne Dock Cooper R. x. Burnett J. A. R. Lawhorne Iler Effie Cooper Joe Gill Relay Beulah

A Hero In A Lighthouse Keeps Wary Watch

J. 8 Donahue of So. Haven Mich a Civil War veteran and lighthouse keeper credits Electric Bitters with preventing a wreck and curing kidney troubles chills and stomach ills at 70 he reports renewed health. The ad touts benefits for dyspepsia indigestion liver and kidney troubles and offers a 40 cent bottle at City Drug Store.

Donahue Haven Mich City Drug Store

Tick-free pasture advertised for Flint River farm

Cattle pastured on the best muck soil along Flint River. The vendor, C B Marshall of Ady, claims a dipping vat under government specs eradicates the tick pest from the old Lockett place. Rates given as 50 cents per month for dipping services.

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Also Mentioned on This Page

Arm & Hammer H., A. Paris Smith Butler Hollis C. B. Marshall William Ogburn Tom Pool Robert Anthony C A Neisler Tion C H Neisler Rosmond Hill Drug Co. Ady Miss McDaniel A J Crawford Ady Mary Vincent Adv Marguerite Montfort Mrs Kilpatrick Macon Adv Messrs GT Ruffin Hinton Hicks Jennie G Draughon Lester Carter Helen F Wissinger Greenberry Johnson Oglethorpe Jennie McAuley Miss McAuley Butler Herald Constitution Marie Barrow Wesleyan College Marie Telephone Hill Drug Co Hill Drug Co. Adv Wildwood Park ZT Weaver V P Scoville J A Matthews Board of Stewards Methodist Amour C L. Pyron F. E. Glover Stonecypher Barrow Brothers, Reynolds Cracker Jack Reynolds R. F. D J. H. Windham Eugene Parks Claud Windham Calvin Bryan Ethel Parks Leila Johnson Tims Hope H. G. Eubanks G. J. Windham Stancel Johnson Odom Montezuma Claud Jenkins Belton Alexander A. I. Parks Mary Jane Theus C. D. McInvale J. and Lonnie Shealey Patsiliga News Lena and Estelle I. N. Wainwright H S Moore J. B. Ingram L. L. Dickerson W A Moore G J Hartman Junction City G J. Graham Pierce Spinks Daviston J. K. Morgan Maude Brewer J. C. Baldwin Collinsworth Robertson Junction City Manufacturing Co Averline Fowler Poplar Darley Majestic CO Marshallville Hill Drug Company Reynolds, Ga Jtaries T Enduring Monumental Bronze CO Bridgeport J. N. Bryan Taylor Taylor J Sida A. K. Hawkes CO South W. J. Powell
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