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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1931

Page

3

Pallant Rennies Hotel Under New Management

The fragment describes Pallant Rennies Hotel near Terminal station with rooms offering private baths and a home like atmosphere under the new management. Mentions Mr Bullard and Mr Upshaw connected to Williamson-Inman Cotton and invites visitors to Greyhound and Co at the bus station.

Bull The Bee Election Sechell Street Anta. Scoville Ae Bos Upshaw Williamson-Inman Cotton Een Bullard Greyhound and Cots Pus

Railroads Endorse a Square Deal for Transportation

A. E. Clift of Den of Georgia argues railroads deserve no sentimentality in pre treatment and urge a square deal in transportation. He cites railroads as essential to national prosperity through cheap, safe, dependable service, government purchases, and taxes, and calls for fair handling to serve public interests. Also notes Clinton Culverhouse ill this week.

A. E. Clift den of Georgia

Social Guests Attend House Party Weekend in Tazewell and Nearby Towns

Miss Oreta Roberts and Mr Felton Roberts hosted a Sunday house party with many attendees from Tazewell Mauk Junction City Americus and Columbus. Guests included Imogene Callier Kathell Callier Melba Mary Doris Singleton Ruth Hegler Kathryn Hegler Gayzella Christopher Edie Christopher Armon Brown Gula Roberts Herman Watson Sidney Whittington David Pike Tom Hegler William Hegler Grady Averett Richard McKinty Robert Moore Eugene Keeler Marion Sloan Marilou Mackey Mary Daniel Essie Lumpkin Rosetta Lumpkin F F Killingsworth Paul Anthony Weston T D Roberts R F Roberts Abbie Callier Vera Singleton W A Wadsworth Shep Bridges and others.

Oreta Roberts Felton Roberts Imogene Kathell Callier Melba Mary Doris Singleton Ruth Kathryn Hegler Gayzella

Local Social Notes Highlight Mauk Area Visits

A bustling Mauk community tale lists residents and guests from Atlanta Americus and Reynolds. Visitors include Lucille Parker Odessa Hill and Rita Peacock with many family and friends hosting gatherings and church events across a span of days.

Weekend Visit and Local Gathering Notes

Local families share weekend visits and Mother’s Day get togethers in Butler and nearby areas. Guests include Wesley Childres and Ben with Mr. and Mrs. O M Baxemore. J C Price with Mrs. H E Allen. Robe Suggs with Mrs. Robert Suggs and Mrs. Willie Surge. Allen children of College Park. Swainsboro visitors. Heath family hosting relatives. Misses Searcy Brady visiting. several Suggs children visiting their parents for Mother's Day. An ice cream festival at Wesley school building is announced for May 16 with food and socializing.

William Childres Ben Mrs O. M. Baxemore J. C. Price H. E. Allen Butler Mary Suggs Robe Suggs Robert Suggs Willie Surge Macon T. Allen Chilldren College Park J. Pound Swainsboro W. B. Neisler J. A.heath Wesley School

Local residents host many visitors this weekend

Howard and Mrs. Félix Piérce and children of Waverly Hall joined Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Guy McMullan of Albany visited Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Fain. Mrs. Margaret Watking stayed with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckner. Frank Pickard of Macon visited his mother, Beulah Pickard. Mrs. R. O. Cannon and child stayed with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Averett. The Brown family spent time in Florida with relatives. Mrs. M. A. Hall returned to Arabi after a visit with Mrs. D. W. Culverhouse. Loren Purvis and family visited. Oscar and W. H. Martin visited East Point. The Lynns Butler family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fuller. Parsonage Aid met. Mrs. Kate Morris of Genterville visited her daughter Mrs. Herman Vanlandingham. Jon Brown and family of Junction City are now residents. Ida Culverhouse returned after visiting her grandmother. Horace Martin and others visited relatives. A. Fy Fain Jr. and daughters from Andersonville visited. Joe Brown and family visited Mrs. Sarah Fickling in Butler. W. G. Fletcher and Mrs. McHan and daughters spent time in Arabi and Chula.

Félix Piérce Eldren Waverly Hall J. E. Brown Guy McMullan Albany A. F. Fain Margaret Watking J. A. Buckner Frank Pickard Macon Beulah Pickard R. O. Cannon Little Dayaheter G. W. Averett R. L. Brown Florida M. A. Hall Arabi D. W. Culverhouse G. W. Fletcher Jon Brown Junction City John Brown Ida Culverhouse Horace Martin McHan Shellman Martin J. B. Kendall Mra A. Fy Fain, Jr Andersonville Joe Brown Sarah Fickling Butler W. G. Fletcher Chula

Mrs Hugh Gilson Hosts Sewing Club Here

Mrs Hugh Gilson entertained the local Sewing Club on Wednesday afternoon. The sitting room glowed with roses and pot plants as Miss Ma Suggs and Mrs Robert Holstein served cake and ice cream to guests including Mrs R M Suggs Mrs Tom Amos Mrs John Adams Mrs J G Price Mrs Walter Willis Mrs John Heath Mrs Spinks Mrs J C Wade Mrs Ole Bazemore and Miss Lois Heath Frances Willis Frances Downs and Pearl Adams. The group plans to meet with Mrs Heath next week.

Hugh Gilson Suggs Robert Holstein Gilson R. M. Suggs Tom Amos John Adams J. G. Price Walter Willis John Heath Spinks J. C. Wade Ole Bazemore Lois Heath Frances Willis Frances’ Downs Pearl Adams Mra. Heath

Weekend Guests at Pine Grove Prepare Social Ties

Saturday and Sunday gatherings gathered numerous Culverhouse relatives and friends in Pine Grove. Mr Herman Culverhouse hosted Alvin Culverhouse. Mrs Homer Bickley and Mrs Her man Bickley visited Mrs Ben Saunders. Alice Smith visited Miss Ethel Culverhouse. R J Culverhouse hosted C L Smith and Charlie Hammock with their spouses. Additional shifts included L V Avera visiting family, Jessie and Kate Pike with Una and Bessie Bickley, and O L Smith with Charlie Smith at Hugh Smith’s home. J D Byers and Alvin Culverhouse joined Vermah Culverhouse Sunday.

Homer Bickley Herman Bickley Ben Saunders Alice Smith Ethel Culverhouse R J. Culverhouse C. L. Smith Charlie Hammock J.H. Culverhouse L. V. Avera Alvin Culverhouse Vermah Culverhouse

A TEXAS WONDER DISPENSED FOR KIDNEY BLADDER AILMENTS

An old advertisement promotes a Texas Wonder remedy for kidney and bladder trouble including gravel and rheumatism. It claims benefits for a weak back and irregularities and offers a mail order option for $1.25 with sworn testimonials. Dr E W Hall of St Louis is named, and druggists are listed as sellers.

E. W. Hall Ora St St. Loui Drugsta

Five Points Families Share Social Visits and Church Plans

Several Thomaston visitors join local families for weekend gatherings. Adams guests include Henry Adams Jr and children, while Jarrell and Byrd households host relatives in Butler and Thomaston. Antioch Baptist church schedules Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:20 p.m. amid ongoing community greetings among Jarrell, Adams, Gaultney, Byrd, and Kendrick households.

Margaret Lucile. Adams Thomaston Henry ‘Adams, Jr Wi A. Jarrell Helen Clarice Jarrell Mary Smith Butler D. E. Byrd Nanlow Gaultney Henry Jarrell Fannies Thelma Jarrell Henry Adams, Jr Henry Adams McCorvey D. E Byrd Lee Foy Tom Kendrick Effie Kendrick Eula Anna Myrtle Walker Lucile Adams Cathrine Hazel Jarrell Lanier Scandrett Norman Adams Antioch Baptist Church Tsolee Jarrell Hazel Cathrine Jarrell Sarii Verna Peterman Namniou Dorothy Gaultney Juliette Jarrell Catherine Isollee Jarrell Fannie Albert Davis Albert Jr Mildred Davis John Davis Columbus G. B Jarrell Horace Pender Ft Valley Pauline Jarrell Americus Sunda Gladysham Julietta Jarrell Alice Riley Eula Allen Margaret Se

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Pallant Rennies Hotel TRAL Clinton Culverpouse Marion County E. M. Jinks Mauk Marion Sloan Lakese Marilou Mackey Tazewell Lucius Singleton Mary Daniel Essie Rosetta Lumpkin Nina Daniel eMr F. F. Killingsworth Paul Anthony Juniper N. L. Halley Atlanta Lucille Parker Odessa Hill Rita Peacock Ruth Austin Gregory Lula Wall Paul Gaines Nancy Rogers Dawson and Parrott Roy Waller Creae Ben Wilder D. Fla Joe, Wilder Lutile Lillian Dorothy Parker Hendrix Parker Brantley H. S. Wall Buena Vista Arthur Wadsworth Johnnie Wadsworth R. D. Waller Don Leesburg Joe “Wilder Hattie Walker J. W. Lancaster B.C. Lancaster Lizzie Eubanks Martha Saunders Henry Harrig D. L. Averett W. P. Hester Celia Joyce S Treet Lucky America Wesley W. A. ‘Spinks J. ©. Wade Gene Wade Wade Mrs. Spinks Mamie Searcy Louise Brady Ida Bessie Childs Louise Byers Mrs. Moore Panhandle J. H. Adams Miss Pearl Adams W. A. Spinks Messrs Willie, Robert, Walter Jack Suggs Herbert Sealy J. A. Heath Frances Downs T. J. Hariig Mrs. J. My Haywood Missey Frances Louise Leila Willis J. Hy Ailams Oscar Pippens Rufus, Smith Howard Mrs Gilson Pine Grove Herman Culverhouse Texas Taylor County
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