Butler Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Butler locals and relatives filled a week with travel and hosting across Macon Atlanta Thomaston Reynolds and Thomaston events. Visitors included Miss Claudia Pierce of Reynolds, Mr. C. W. Bazemore II of Fort Faming, and Miss Ophelia Hartman with Georgia Southwestern College ties, plus a concert recital at the local school auditorium featuring Miriam Créiz and guests from Thomaston Reynolds and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claudia Pierce
Reynolds
Marion Weat
Joe Levie
Jed Dreizin
Ophelia Hartman
Georgia Southwestern College
Theron Joiner
Normantown
Joiner
Alberta Bigbie
Ophelia
Hazel Hotman
G. J. Hortman
Estelle Spillers
Butler
Alina Adams
Donaldsonville
Mary Harris
Junction City
Aubrey Stansford
Atlanta
Recital Highlights Milked By Miriam Dreizin And Pendergrast
Music club notes chronic a Tuesday recital by Miriam Dreizin featuring seven piano numbers from Bach to modern composers. John Pendergrast, son of Reynolds residents, won ovations for his baritone voice. Certificates in piano will be awarded to Miriam Dreizin and Virginia Perkins at graduation on June 8. An upcoming music department recital is set for June 2 with a later program notice. A Thursday studio demonstration by Kathryn Amos and Carolyn Bazemore showed diligent students, followed by an informal tea hosted by Mrs Herman Amos, Mrs Eugene Bazemore, and Mrs F Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Drejzin
Miriam Dreizin
Virginia Perkins
John Pendergrast
J. A. Pendergrast
Reynolds
Pendergrast
Taylor County
New York
Oscar Dreizin
Reynolds and
Thomaston
Edwards
Miss Kelley
Richard Turk
the Herald
Kathryn Amos
Carolyn Bazmore
Herman Amos
Eugene Bazemore
Fawards
Butler High School Chemistry Class Visits Macon
Butler High School chemistry class toured Macon on Tuesday May 12 visiting Mercer University and its biology chemistry and physics departments. They were guided by Dr Carver Mercer students Mr Anthony and Mr Avera and chemistry teacher Mr Oxford. The trip included a stop at the Indian Mounds east of Macon and a picnic lunch at Dr Carver's Spanish home followed by a show and return to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler High School
Macon
Mercer University
Carver
Anthony
Avera
Mercer
Oxford
Dr. Carver
Engagement of Talbot Co. Couple of Interest To Local Friends
The Talbotton New Era reports the engagement of Miss Helen Virginia Barker of Talbotton and LaGrange to Mr. Charles E. Keller of Junction City. Barker, daughter of Mrs. Mattie Morgan Barker, teaches Latin and French at Talbotton High School. Keller, son of Mrs. Wm. Keller, works with Standard Oil and is a leading Talbot county businessman. The marriage is set for June 1 at the First Baptist Church of LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talbotton
Helen Virginia Barker
Talboton and
LaGrange
Chas. E. Keller
Junction City
Barker
Mattie Morgan Barker
Calvin Duncan
Rome
Lillian Morgan
LaGrange and
Americus
Sunday School Lesson The Last Supper
The article recounts Luke 22 7 28 focusing on the Last Supper and the betrayal plot against Jesus. It covers preparations for Passover in Bethany, the chosen room, Jesus predicting betrayal by Judas, and the institution of the Lord's Supper as a memorial sealed by his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Pireate
Jesus
Jerusalem
Judas Iscariot
Judas
Bethany
Peter
John
John Mark
Abraham
Berayal
Sara Burney Circle Holds Regular Meeting
The Sara Burney Circle met Monday at 3 30 p m at Mrs M A Chapman's home with Mrs A D Chapman co host. Eleven members attended including Mrs Frederick Chapman's mother. The group voted to send 2 50 to the Hapeville Orphanage for an electric refrigerator and discussed Bible study. Next meeting set for June at Mrs H H Gee's home with Mrs Kid Wilson assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Burney Circle
M. A. Chapman
A. D. Chapman
Lewis Benson
Frederick
Lottie Moon Circle Meets at Mrs Daniel Home
The Lottie Moon Circle gathered with 14 members and one visitor at Mrs G C Daniel's home led by Mrs W A Childs. They opened with a song and prayer, approved funds to buy an electric refrigerator for a cottage at the Hapeville orphanage, and followed with a program by Mrs Burner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Moon
G. C. Daniel
W. A. Childs
Jesus
J. R. Wilson
Hapeville Orphan’s Home
Burner
Posey
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J. S. Green
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H. G
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Hazenorey
G. N. Humber
R. CG. Humber
Edgar B. Jenkins
Evelyn of
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Harris
Martha Benns
Nena Vista School
Hugh Neisler
Los Angeles
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Perry Watson
Mary Ann
W. Watson
Cecil Gill
H. G. Pye
C. W. Bazemore, II
Fort Fieming
Lake Erie
Cecil Phillips
New York City
Philips
J. W. Philips
Betty Schillings
Cedartown
Rev. C. C. F. Schillings
Elizabeth Goode
J. W. Lancaster
E. C. Lancaster
Juniper
Forest Anthony
Ouida Anthony
Columbus
Cecil W. Butt
Ketonton
Sect
Putnam
H. F. Potter
Tampa, Fla
Vilas Belk
Louise
Buena Vista
John Adams
H. E. Adams Sunady
C. E. Benns
Ellaville High School
H. L. Hardage
Charles Marlin
Miriam Créiz
Joe Lipsey
Doris Lipsey
Dave Coolik
Nora, Mol v
Edith Coolik
CydeAfay Green
J. T. Belcher
Mrs. Mack Turner
Andersonville
R. L. Brown
Howard
Julian Edwards
C. B. Bankston
Music Club
Talbot Co
H. J. Porter Butler
Butler, Ga
Sara Burney
Butler Junk Company
Doyel
Iduke
Jarrell’s
Coal and Wood Yard
Montevallo
Jarrell’s Dept. Store
Butler, Georgia
Savannah
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston
Savannah Circle
Georgia
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Gareel
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