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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
2
Reynolds residents and visitors are noted in a crowded social column. Families visit relatives in Douglas Columbus Macon Athens Atlanta and Savannah while several members recover or prepare to leave for work or school. Mrs Hester and family return from Savannah. Barbara Seay joins Statenville High faculty. T B Stringfellow improves after illness.
Franklin Roberts of Pelham spent a few days with Gene Kirksey. Many families including the Peacocks Locke Kirksey McFarland Peterman Mott Taunton Shehee Kirksey Childres Taunton Youngblood Prince Joiner Theus and Peterman were noted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend and late week.
Local notices list visitors from Covington Jacksonville and Phenix City with neighbors, school reopening and a Friday barbecue at Taylor Mill school to raise funds for Mt. Olive church building. Musical program features local quartets and guests.
Mark News notes W P Purvis spent Thursday with the Montgomerys. A G Wall Lamar and Homer Wall spent Sunday with the Gardners Pye. C M Williams Jr visited her parents the Waller family. Pye Russell Montgomery spent the weekend with his parents. Franklin Worthington visited relatives in Moultrie. Andrew Stewart and Misses Sara Erma Grace and Dean Stewart visited Mrs Morrison and Mr Hill. The Cannons and children visited relatives in Waycross. Alton Heath Ger son Waller and children spent Monday with Mrs James Gregory of Clinchfield. C Hill and E H Morrison visited Mrs Cochran Sunday. Rev IW L Alford from Plains to preach at Mauk Baptist church Sunday 11 am. Singing at Mauk school building Sunday 2 30 pm. Bill Bell of Jacksonville spent the weekend with Lola Ham and Mrs J L Austin.
One year from breeder seed oats Victorgrain by Coker’s Pedigreed with 90 percent germination or higher. Clean seed free of pest weeds or Johnson Grass. Contact T. L. Fountain Butler Georgia phone area code 82831.
The Reynolds Baptist Church posts a week schedule beginning Sunday with 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. Public Worship featuring a sermon titled The Second Greatest Victory. Evening services include 7 p.m. Baptist Training Union and 8 p.m. Public Worship with a sermon The Working Man and the Church. Weekday meetings include Women's Missionary Society Monday at 3:30 p.m. Sunbeam Band Tuesday 3:30 p.m. and Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. with Bible study Philemon.
Local residents from Atlanta Camilla Columbus and nearby towns hosted visitors and travelled for family gatherings and social events last week. Notable stops included Mrs H G Richardson Mrs Maude Mann Mr and Mrs Lewis Aikin and Elaine in Atlanta and Camilla while others visited in Nashville and Panama City.
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