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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
2
Reynolds residents and visitors are listed with gatherings and trips across Georgia. Mentions include Miss Maggie Liffey in Statesboro, the Waters in Macon, and Dr. Seay’s Kentucky trip, plus Mrs. Hammock and family in Plains and Ft. Valley. Local social rounds feature picnics at Indian Springs, Junior Senior parties, and several travels to Griffin Atlanta Americus Thomaston and Macon.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. B. W. Hinton's home with a program on Japan. Devotional, talks on Japan's beginnings, today, and future work were given by members including Mrs. C. L. Pyron and Mr. R. A. Hinton. A social hour with sandwiches and tea followed. next meeting set for Mrs. R. A. Hinton's home.
Ideal News reports a series of weekend and weekday visits and gatherings. Names include Elizabeth Gill Adja Whitfield Emeral Gill Lannis Cromer Doris Raburn Myrtle Payne Eugenia Rowland Freida Chapman and Grady Payne among others visiting Warwick Montezuma Thomaston Manchester Hawkinsville Wilaville and Ideal.
Church notices invite all singers to Mt Olive church Taylor Mill next Sunday at 2 pm. Choir leaders from Taylor and neighboring counties expected. Bring books and join a pleasant singing event with the committee.
The May meeting of the Jennie Barrow Circle was hosted by Mrs. E. K. Barrow. Members sang Love Divine and prayed, then heard a devotional on Spiritual Life and readings from Outlook by multiple members. A vocal solo and further readings followed before an ice course was served by the hostess and her daughters, Mrs. Edlgar Whatley and Mrs. W. M. Hollis.
Pleasant Hill residents record a weekend of visits with relatives and friends. Bud Myrick spent time with Ollin Myrick and Emma Lowery as Leila and Howard Odom and Su sie Odom joined. The Odoms and C Odoms visited Montezuma with kin. Henry Hudson and baby from Phenix City hosted Henry Myrick. Dorothy Nell Myrick drove to Phenix City with an aunt. Numerous other locals, including L B Shirah, Dorothy and Mildred Howard, and Edgar Tate, shared Sunday gatherings with Henry Myrick, while Artis Myrick hosted several Columbus guests.
Messrs Cecil Montgomery and Milan Purvis at Stevens Pottery CCC camp visit relatives in the community. Local trips include Stephen Waller and R. M. Jinks to Buena Vista. Mrs. J. H. Turner and others mourn the death of Mrs. George Huggins in Atlanta, and Mr. W. H. Morris dies in the Terminal Hotel fire. An evening of entertainment at the school auditorium is announced for Friday night, May 20.
Piano in this vicinity will sell for balance due rather than ship to Atlanta. Write Durden Piano Company Station C Box 164 Atlanta Ga.
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