Here and There By The Town Tattler
A lighthearted, unnamedcolumn recounts gossip from a town scene. It teases a local pair accused of parentage, recalls a rehearsal rumor about a titian haired girl and a white sweatered boy, and mocks flirtatious encounters near a drug store. The piece playful ly requests a reader to join as a would be columnist while joking about identity and mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Arkly
Americus
Herman
Orie
P. S
Butler Locals Visit Macon and Americus Friends
Butler residents and families were noted visiting Macon last week and Americus on Saturday. Social mentions include Mrs. Mea Chapman and Margaret Benns, Mrs. R.A. Scandrett, Mrs. Mary Ons, Ouida Brewer, Sarah Ham, Beatrice Pennington with friends in Wolds, and Marion West with H. E. Allen announcing a new infant daughter born Tuesday at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mea, Chapman
Rela
Macon
Lisse Ouida
Sarah 'Ham
Americus
Beatrice Pennington
Sevioys
Wolds
Locals Attend Events Across Georgia and Florida
Mr and Mrs W A Childs and others spent Saturday in Columbus while several couples and individuals visited the Georgia State Fair in Macon. Families traveled to Reynolds Americus and Richland for visits, with several returning from Miami and Sarasota Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Childs
Marion West
Belle Carson
Columbus
Ronald Bazemore
Martin Parker
Louise Booth
Macon
Helen Dunwody
Aurelia and
Vivian Trussell
Ethel Reynolds
Bridge Club Social Hosts and High Score Award
Mrs Bell Carson hosted a Bridge Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Helen Dunnody achieved the high score and received a framed picture. Guests enjoyed assorted crackers and hot chocolate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Carson
Bridge Club
Helen Dunnody
Bridge Party at Mrs. W. A. Childs Hosts Elegant Autumn Scene
Mrs. W. A. Childs hosted a Thursday bridge party with five tables in an autumnal setting of leaves and Hallowe'en decor. Mrs. Bussy Childs, a recent bride, received a gift of handkerchiefs. Mrs. M. A. Chapman won high score and a prize. An elegant sweet course followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Childs
Bussy Childs
M. A. Chapman
God give us men a call to duty and honor
Poem by Jack Williams in the Georgia Press Association frames courage and faith as essential to public service. It urges strong minds and true character to resist demagoguery, defend freedom, and uphold justice. The verse exhorts men who act with integrity and public-spirited service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
Georgia Press Association
Music and Expression Department Recital At Butler High
Pupils from the Music and Expression Department present a recital this afternoon at 3 15 in the Butler High School auditorium. Performances include piano trios, solos, and readings by Dorothy Bazemore Marjorie Walker Martha Fain and Isaac Drelain among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music and Expression Department
Butler High School
Wilma Gill
Dorothy Bazemore
Marjorie Walker
Dixie
Martha Fain
Oscar Adams
Isaac Drelain
In Memory of Dr Carson Misses Gentle Healer of All
A tribute poem recalls Dr Carson as a compassionate healer who aided the sick, children, the elderly, and the poor. It laments his passing on a September afternoon, praising his open door, patient kindness, and belief that death is a doorway to eternal life through Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Carson
Jade
Jesus
Tax Collectors Rounds For Taylor County In Coming Month
G A Roberts Tax Collector announces county wide visits to collect taxes without courthouse trips. Schedule lists towns Howard Mark Charing Rupert Potterville Reynolds Fickling Mill Carsonville Wesley dates Nov 1 to Nov 16 with specified hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Roberts
Taylor County
Court House
Howard
Mark
Charing
Rupert
In Memoriam Mrs J G Hamilton Death Notice 1930
In memory of Mrs J G Hamilton who died July 10 1930 at home. She bore years of illness with patience and lived a life of sacrifice aiding others. Survived by husband Mrs W E Jinks two brothers and two sisters and many friends. Funeral conducted by Rev Jackson and Rev J T Adams, burial at Howard cemetery. We shall sleep but not forever with hopes of resurrection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hamiton
Jewel
W. E. Jinks
Floyd
Robert Jinks
George Bennett
Montezuma
Asa Peterman
Thomaston
Jackson
J. T. Adams
Howard Cemetery
Public Arts Reading and Piano Recital Program
The program lists readings and piano solos by Doris Gill Virginia Garrett Myra Byrd Dorothy Roberts Miriam Dreizin and Myrna Byrd with pieces including Creation Joyous Farmer The Birthday Party Butterflies Polonaise Little Boy Blue and Sisters Best Feller. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ma Gill
Doris Gill
Farmer
Virginia Garrett
Myra Byrd
Dorothy Roberts
Miriam Dreizin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butler
Ies
Margaret and
Martha Benns
R.A. Scandrett
Mary ‘Ons
Ed Wer
Ronard Bazemore
West
Pra
G. Mizell
R. S. Dnes
Tanta
H. EB
Allen
Eir
J. L. Pennington
T. W. Poole
Reynolds
T. L. Fountain
Julian Edwards, II, F of
Richland
W. W. Edwards
Sara Cox
Miami, Fla
Mrs. Hickman
F. A. Peed
Carolyn Hill
Sarasota, Fla
Walter Suggs
John Newton
Baby
Annie Mae Hammock
New York
N. B. Hammock
Miami
Fla
Cyldafay Green
Horace Joiner
Wil
Memoriam
Hotel Lanier
Georgia
Butler Athletic Association
Geoffery E. Morgan
Dick Darrell
John Anthony
Jimie Cameron
Steve McSplosh
Silas Pettigrew
Dusty Dodds
Dick’s Chum
Chaise
Paul Fain
C. B. Rickman
Linwood McGee
The
Sons of Rest
Hugh Fainborn
Brown Driscoll
Joshua Meddergrass
Sisters of Sophronia Uplift Society
Riley Bazemore
Ezra Snoozer
W. J. Culberson
Brooks
At the Mercy of Pettigrew
Martha Maxwell
Marjorie Brooks
Mrs. McSplash
Laurette Fickling
Prunella Frisbie
Martha Riley
Lorena Daniel
Frances Riley
Aurelia Trussell
Jette McGuffin
Robert Mathews
O. B. Bankston
C. W. Basemore
Julian Gill
Leo Anglin
Horace Pope
Hinky-Doole Town
Act I
Steve
Lucile Chapman
Pettiegrew’s
Pettigrew
Sunshine
Ensemble
Jimmie
Dick & Marjorie
Musty
Dusty
Marjorie
Chorus
Tennessee
Colrus
Mary Luke Marie Garrett
Jarrell Dept
Goodyear Pathfinder
Payne
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Ries & Armstrong Jewelers
Cherry St
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