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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
5
A long list of Reynolds residents and friends report weekend and Saturday trips to cities including Macon Atlanta Americus Columbus La Grange Newnan and Thomaston. Several hosted visits and gatherings at homes and clubs with updates on illness and hospital stays.
Miss Constance Barrow of Milledgeville Georgia has been chosen to join an honor fraternity at Georgia State College for Women. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Barrow and has a strong scholastic record at GSCW.
Attendants at the White-Barrow wedding in Macon on Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. A. S. James, Mrs. James Gray, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whatley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Posey, Mrs. W. M. Hollis, Mr. Eric Newsom, Miss Hazel Webb and Mr. Don Whatley.
Miss Sue Livingston and Julian Monk Whatley announce their engagement. Miss Livingston, a Reynolds High School graduate and Reynolds Telephone Co. secretary, will wed in Reynolds on November 4. Whatley, a Emory BA graduate and Sigma Pi member, is assistant cashier for the Southern Cotton Oil Co. in Macon.
The Anthony-Barrow Circle met with Mrs. Edgar Whatley on Monday. The gathering opened with a piano solo and prayers. Miss Adrian Ellison read a life article, and Mrs Gray Hicks spoke on the Advance Movement from the Methodist Woman. Minutes were read by Mrs. Ed Goddard and a sweet course was served.
The Gordon Carson chapter of the Reynolds UDC will hold a meeting at the Club House on Thursday October 27 at 3 30 p m Joint hostesses are Mrs J R Lunsford and Mrs H C Whatley
Pet Parade on October 21 at 4 p m invites entries with a 10 cent fee per animal. Prizes are offered for finest cutest and most unusual pet and owners may dress their pet or show it as is.
Howard News reports Mrs. Leila P. Jones of Columbus visiting Atlanta households with Cathryn Culverhouse. Cadet Harold Brown of GMC Barnesville weekend at home in D. W. Culverhouse area while Lary McFinney and family visit relatives in Atlanta. WSCS ladies study Japan in Butler under Mrs. L. R. Adams.
Mark News Mr and Mrs L R Pike and children Gloria and Martha Ruth visited Mr and Mrs Joe Ingram at Shiloh Sunday. Mr and Mrs M B Pittman Jr spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs C Lewis of Cleveland Ga. Mrs Laura Montgomery returned home Sunday after spending several days in Americus. Mrs Irvin Jones visited her sister Mrs J R Waller Monday. Mrs W M McFarland visited Mrs Bascom Parker recently. Mr and Mrs Chas Johnson and children returned home after visiting relatives in Fitzgerald.
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