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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1956
Page
2
Reynolds Department Mr. Louie Warthen visits. Linda Hobbs and Aurelia Sawyer stay with family. Many residents travel to Macon Atlanta Chicago and Cincinnati for visits and events. Attendees include Roy Brewer Bonnie Ruffin Circle and Emory University student Frank Sams. Several families host guests in Macon Albany Nashville and St. Ganes with frequent weekend travel.
N M Giles of Ft Valley announces the marriage of daughter Hazel Giles to Howard Hinton son of Velma Hinton of Reynolds. The ceremony occurred October 12 at the home of Elder John Mangham in Reynolds with Elder Mangham officiating. Hazel is a Ft Valley High School graduate employed there. Howard works in contracting in Reynolds where they will live.
Reynolds Woman's Society of Christian Service will observe Prayer Week at the Methodist Church Monday at 3 a m. Members are urged to attend as prayers and voluntary offerings support foreign and home mission projects transforming prayers into brick and mortar.
The regular WSCS meeting was held at the home of Mrs. W. F. Brunson with co-hostess Mrs. A. J. Pendergrast. Mrs. Jim Brewer led singing and Mrs. Donald Whatley opened with prayer as minutes were read and reports given.
The Howard Community Club gathered Friday night with a delightful supper after the program. President Mrs. Clinton Woods presided. devotional scripture was by Mrs L H Vann Landingham. minutes by Secretary Mrs Joe Brown. treasurer C M Martin reported. They earned first prize at the Columbus Fair for their exhibit and thanked active members. Officers for the ensuing year were nominated by Mrs Joe Brown, Mrs Quinton Clark, and Mrs Joe Brown.
Mr. Robert Swearingen hosted a weekend house party for 11 members of the Sigma Pi Fraternity at Emory. Saturday night he entertained 34 guests at a buffet supper followed by a hayride. The group returned to college Sunday afternoon after an enjoyable weekend.
Classified ads offer a Good Duo-Therm Oil Heater and Tank at a reasonable price with contact Mrs. Arnold Griggs, plus dairy cows for sale by R. C. Barrow of Potterville Georgia and a credit notice from G. L. Murchison in Atlanta Georgia outlining terms for a buyer.
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