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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1930
Page
14
Mrs J H Peterman of Charing announces engagement of daughter Neater Mae to Jack Adams of Alexander City Alabama with a June wedding planned.
Visitors complimented Miss Wardell Maxwell Mildred Juies and Mary Bramblett Dent at a bridge party hosted by Mrs Bell Carron and Hy Wallace on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Ben Persons won top score with a lovely bridge set. prizes included dainty handkerchiefs. Hosts served salad and fruit to the group after games.
Memorial notice for Aunt Mendie Barfield who died May 21 1930 at 84.3 in Chapman Butter Ga notes her life in the county with family names Taunton Childs and Barfield and mentions church membership and burial at Bethlehem cemetery on May 22 with services by John Childs.
Mr. R C King testifies to Rat Snap product clearing rat problems after months of rats at his place. He reports rapid deaths and no live rats after use, listing prices five cents three sizes and selling points by Butler Drug Co and He yee ter's Drug Store in Butler Georgia.
Eugene Talmadge warns readers that major dairies like Foremost and Penny Co. push surplus pricing to 50 or 55 cents per butterfat pound starting May 1 1930. He argues price cuts threaten Georgia dairy farming, imports, and raw milk quality while pasteurization policies hurt nutrition.
Miss Addie Ledford of Thomaston and Rev E H Dunn were quietly married at the bride’s home yesterday. The couple left for a two week Florida trip to Jacksonville and Orlando. Dunn has pastored the Butler Baptist Church for a year and is highly regarded for his ministry and civic work. the bride is a prominent and popular young woman in Thomaston.
A humorous dialogue fragment presents quick exchanges about products and ads. The piece features names and lines about household items and aging, ending with a stray joke about a mouse and a lie.
The Camp Cherokee-by-the-Sea near St Simons Island Georgia offers a values oriented program for girls aged 14 to 17 sponsored by the South Georgia Conference Sunday School Board of the Southern Methodist Church. Activities include water and land sports dramatics music crafts and discussion courses with trips and picnics. Director Miss Ethelene Sampley Macon Georgia responds to inquiries and provides full information.
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