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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1930
Page
2
Local column records numerous visits and travels in Macon Americus Atlanta and Columbus with names including Henry Hicks Ella Mims Beulah Barrow and Kathryn Hutchinson plus events at Reynolds Methodist School and Hawkes glasses promotion. Death of Henry Saylor noted and family visits in Jacksonville and Five Points Alabama.
The Gordon Carson Chapter of the U D P C will meet Thursday October 28 at 8 p m at the home of Mrs Ed Hollis with Mrs W M Hollis as joint hostess. The program covers Sidney Lanier in Macon Ga with readings and music by Mrs E H Joiner and Miss Melissa Ogburn.
Gordon-Carson Chapter UD C members asked to search homes for volume Ten The South in the Building of the Nation, a book from the chapter set misplaced by error Historian Mrs F A Ricks asks for help locating the volume and returning it to the chapter.
The Big House presents penitentary riots with machine guns and tanks at the Grand Theatre. Chester Morris Wallace Teery and Robert Montgomery star as three cellmates amid a dramatic love story and riot drama. George Hill directs with strong photography and realis tic effects as Leila Hyams leads the cast. More than a thousand ex service men helped fill yard scenes. The film plays Friday and Saturday.
The Georgia Cotton Growers Cooperative Association, led by J. E. Conwell, reports about 100000 bales delivered this season with daily averages over 3000. New members arrive at 400 500 weekly as Taylor county growers join, receiving advances around 9 to 10 cents per pound on various middling grades. Details seek inquiries to Atlanta or Reynolds contact A. M. Carter.
The Crowell W. M. S. met at the church on October 8 with singing and prayer. Mrs. Ed Kilby led prayer, and members discussed the Home as a School of International Brotherhood. Mrs. J. C. Fuller gave a Golden Rule devotional, and Mrs. Tom Montgomery supervised the Great Souls of Prayer study. The November gathering will be at Mrs. Earl Neisler’s home. Visitors welcome.
A steady stream of visitors and social outings fill Butler area this week. Reginald Rogers hosted by Emmie Wainwright. J C Fuller and Dixon Cosey guests of families. Annie Windham and Bess Neisler among those visiting friends. L C Myrie announces a baby girl born October 12. G C Horton won a $20 horse shoe drawing and teased about lending the prize. Sunday preaching at Crowell's urged.
The new Kelly 4.75-19 F C tire is one third inch larger in cross section and one third inch taller, designed for hard service on Ford and Chevrolet. It offers more air-space for easier riding, more rubber for longer wear, a longer tread to protect against curbscraping and sidewall chafing, and improved non skid qualities. A comparison with a similarly sized competitor shows the Kelly tire as larger and more durable.
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