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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1925
Page
2
Sunday visits in Butler include Roy Brewer and Eugene Hodges while Windhams and Griffths spent time in Macon and Perry. Georgia football attendance, college students home for weekend, and illness recovery among local friends are reported along with a Cocoa Florida death and a Winter Haven train party recollection.
P A Jenkins offers cabbage plant varieties including Charleston Succession Centennial Flat Dutch Charleston Long Island and Early Jersey Wakefield. Prices are 3.80 per hundred or 15.00 per thousand. Phone or mail orders filled promptly from Reynolds Georgia.
Pastor J. A. J. Dumas invites worshippers to Reynolds Baptist Church next Sunday morning to hear a prayerful sermon on The Fall of Man. He urges punctuality and participation, noting Jesus attended synagogue and calling all to come praying.
The Gor don Carson Chapter of the U D C. moves its regular meeting from Thursday November 26 to Tuesday November 24. Participants include Miss Nettie Paris Mrs Dorothy Strong and various program items on Georgia conditions after the war state and Indian affairs railroads and the slavery question with readings by several members.
Potterville Baptist Church will host a singing event next Sunday afternoon November 15 at 2 oclock. All singers and listeners are invited to attend and help make an enjoyable season. Committee urges everyone to bring 1926 books.
The Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds met on Wednesday afternoon November 4 at Mrs Joiner's home with Mrs Camp as joint hostess. The program covered business and contrasts in education achievements by members including literature Miss Og burn science Mrs Joiner art Mrs T D Seay and reading Miss Todd. A salad course followed. A December 8 play The Slice of Life is planned to benefit the Clubhouse fund coached by Miss Barbara Allen who directed The Flapper Grandmother.
About 50 members from Macon and Unadilla Exchange Clubs gathered at Reynolds High School for the charter presentation. Hon J M Weaver delivered the welcome, with responses from Prof I E McKeller and others, plus orchestral music, vocal solos, and a substantial barbecue dinner.
Nellie recalls at a women’s club luncheon how Mrs Smith Mrs Armstrong and Mrs Williams would not eat potatoes. When asked why she says they avoid potatoes because they would make them fat, and all were already fat.
Raynolda High School celebrates American Education Week with plans to edit The Butler Herald and create daily programs. Activities include Constitution Day Patriotism Day Behenul and Teacher Day Conservation and Thrift Day Health Day and For God and Country Day with a San Diego Concert on Nov 24. The school reports honor rolls and October grades, notes Halloween party for first grade, and lists pupil names by grade along with various campus social updates.
Montezuma hosts the Third District Federated Club meeting on November 17 at the Woman's Club house. More than a hundred club women from across the district are slated to attend with state president Mrs. Bratley of Blackshear and district president Miss Katchum of Vienna among the speakers. Delegates from various clubs are expected. invitations have been issued.
Mrs M Joiner of Junction City guest of Mrs F R Purvis Saturday. Mr and Mrs H N Culverhorse visited relatives at Thomaston last week. Mesdames J M Austin W B Adams and J G Hamilton shopped in Talbott Friday. Mrs J M Brown returned home after visiting daughter Mrs L P Parker at Davis ton. Mrs Shellman Martin and children of Macon spent days with Mr and Mrs W C Childs. Iris and Precious Joiner guests of Miss Mildred Purvis Saturday. Miss Margaret Wadkins returned home after visit to Mrs J A Buckner. Several attended funeral of Mrs W C Willis of Florida at Wesley Saturday. Mr and Mrs Moses Streetman of Thomaston attended funeral of grandfather Lem Streetman at Jinks cemetery Friday. Miss Lillian Brown Louise Parks New England Ethel Fain, BR H S attendees, spent weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Marvin Fuller recently guests of Mr and Mrs Lorenza Purvis. Mrs J R Montgomery and daughters of Charing spent Monday with Mrs J G Hamilton. Miss Sara Averett returned home after pleasant visit to relatives at Chering.
The Southeastern Singing Association plans its 1925 Convention in Atlanta October 9 to 11, tying to the Southeastern Fair. Over 20,000 community singers from Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee and Carolina will attend with county delegations. Community singings in Sylvan Terrace Friday and Sunday evenings and at the city auditorium Saturday. Reduced railroad rates and special excursion plans for the three days.
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