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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
2
Reynolds residents and visitors are listed with travels to Macon Athens Atlanta and Columbus. Several婚 gatherings and visits include Newsome Ricks Powell Barrow and Whatley families along with Wes?eyan College students and relatives. Local trips to Montezuma Atlanta and Roanoke are noted with attendees and host families.
Mrs. A B Strickland of Valdosta heads a Georgia push for home education with material from the General Federation. A folder compiled by Mrs. Walter W Seymour offers programs, pageants, skits and bibliographies for the American Home Department, stressing parent education and reform to strengthen family life. Conferences on health, youth and family, finance and insurance have grown, with emphasis on homemaking preparation for youth as part of education.
Mrs. H. B. Ritchie urges Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs members to rest, reunite, and prepare for upcoming district conferences and an October executive board meeting. She highlights Federation ideals becoming reality, shared responsibility, and plans for the Tallulah Falls silver jubilee celebrations.
Crowell society page lists many local visits and greetings. Miss Sarah Neisler improves after appendectomy at Oglethorpe Infirmary while Edna Trapp returns to Statesboro for school duties. Various visits include Miss Helen McDaniel with Sara Lucas and Mrs. J. S. Scandrett family. Miss Hilda Windham to Homerville faculty. Rev. L. A. Harrell to attend crowell church services.
Taylor Mill Sunday School reported 182 attendees last Sunday with R E Smith re-elected superintendent and Fred Oliver chosen as assistant superintendent for the coming year. The weekly social and schooling updates include visits between local families, Anne King preparing to study in Macon, and new first grade enrollees at Taylor Mill School.
ENGLISHVILLE Too Late for Last Week lists residents and visitors from Homestead Andersonville Americus and Savannah. Entries mention illnesses at Bob Lashley and H G Fowler and a school opening event at Oglethorpe with local families and travelers like J J Robinson J H Jones J O Smith and L B Holloway among others.
Miss Estelle Spinks spent last week in Columbus with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs R C Pinkard visited the Sealy family. Dora Heath returned home from Tabbotton after weeks with Mrs J A Heath. Members attended Primitive Baptist Association at Bethel church near Butler. Frances Willis stayed with Luke Adams and family. Several households hosted visitors throughout Butler area including Heath and Willis families. Sewing Club entertained at Mrs R M Suggs home with a salad tea for about thirty. Woman’s Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs W J Willis with Miss Leonora Anderson presenting a pear demonstration.
Mr and Mrs H L Bickley and children visited Mr and Mrs Rome Culverhouse on Sunday. Mrs B F Saunders and children were Sunday guests of Mrs Sam Byers. Mr and Mrs Burtis Bickley recent guests of Mr and Mrs Ellis Pike. Guests of Mrs J T Beeland for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Roy Pike and Mr and Mrs G B Culverhouse with their children were guests of Mr and Mrs Rome Culverhouse recently.
Five Points residents share a weekend of visits and guests. Calvin Jarrell and family welcomed relatives, while Sally Mae Foy returned home after a visit with kin. Marie Jarrell Foy and Ella Foy traveled and hosted relatives, with several others hosting or visiting in surrounding towns.
Crawfordville announces Frank J. Linch, long time managing editor of the Crawfordville Advocate- Democrat, has purchased the Advertiser at McDonough. Linch will retain current management for now as Wheen B. R. Trotter remains acting postmaster since January 1933.
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