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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1936
Page
3
Reynolds civic society activity lists members and guests with travels to Atlanta Macon Roberta and Columbus. The notice mentions church events, school staff changes and local visits plus members moving to West Point and Athens for studies.
Mrs. Sidney B. Smith announces the marriage of her daughter Mary to Mr. William Wallace Carr on Saturday July 25 in New York City. Mrs. Carr is sister of Mrs. W. T. Whatley of Reynolds and formerly a Reynolds High School faculty member.
A school play ground notice invites children under school age to attend at 8 o clock each morning. It promises morning sessions with after noon sessions to be announced. Emphasis on best conduct and etiquette plus cooperative parental involvement and open invitation for parent visits.
Gordon-Carson Chapter U D C Reynolds holds September meeting at Chapter-Club House Thursday September 24 at 8 00 p m hostesses are Mrs B W Hinton and Mrs Irene Whatley Program includes Song Columbia Chapter The Lengthening Shadows of Robert E Lee Mrs F A Ricks Piano Solo Miss Florence Smith John H Reagan member of Confederate Cabinet U S Senator and Writer Mrs F M Carson Song Dixie Chapter
Fresh-in Jersey milk cows, gentle and good milkers, available for sale or trade. Will trade for fat dry cows or yearlings. Contact Jack Payne in Reynolds, Georgia.
This weekend many residents hosted guests including Mauk sisters Winifred and Amanda Purvis visiting Mrs. Brannon Montgomery and Rev and Mrs. W. E. Hightower with A. O. Montgomery. Frances and Martha Wall visited their aunt Mrs. C. S. Wall at Blueville along with Mildred Myrtle Carpenter and Agnes Rogers of Rupert visiting Mrs. R. D. Wailer. Several families hosted gatherings and Sunday visits occurred among Montgomeries, Rays, Turners, and Wilders. A death occurred as J. T. McMillan died after a third stroke. funeral by Rev. W. H. Emerson at Mt. Nebo cemetery.
The grand classic THE BIRTH OF A NATION was shown with sound for the first time Friday night at Clay's Tent Show in Butler, drawing curiosity from local residents.
Five Points residents hosted and visited relatives with weekend gatherings in Thomaston. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lester Daniel, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Gaultney, Miss Grace Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Gaultney Sr., Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Jarrell, Miss Eula Walker, Miss Margaret Walker, Mr. Philip Jarrell, Mr. Bennett of Musella, and Mrs. Henry Jarrell with Grace Jarrell and Thelma Jarrell visiting Mrs. R. W Starling, among others.
Cowboy star Buck Jones headlines The Crimson Trail at Clay's Tent Show in Butler on Saturday night. Local crowds gather as the famed ride performer brings action and western adventure to the community event in a classic road show setting.
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon on Matter will be read in all branch churches of The Mother Church in Boston on September 20. It includes biblical citation Deuteronomy 4 39 and a passage from Science and Health noting Spirit omnipotence omnipresence and omniscience negate belief in matter as real.
Howard News notes Mrs. John Jinks visiting relatives in Thomaston while Mr and Mrs Rod Brown and Mr and Mrs Lewis Brown spent Monday in Atlanta. Nearby families include H N Culverhouse and children near Union and Frank Pickard visiting Mrs Beulah Pickard. Thomaston guests include Mrs Bell Loyd, Jack Blair, and R B Jinks. Additional visits feature William Buckner and Gordon Parks families, Rev W E Hightower and Evans Brown, Horace Martin of Macon, Mrs Ella Hall of Birmingham, and Mack Renfroe with home folks last week.
The community will witness the Ghost Parade at Clay's Tent Show in Butler on Saturday night. Local residents and visitors are invited to attend and enjoy the nightly entertainment featuring spooky acts and a festive atmosphere.
Rupert News notes Mrs. Melton Brewer hosted by Mrs. John Turner and Irma Summerous visiting Miss Evelyn Barnes. Morris Harvey of Thomaston visited relatives. Lena Bone returned from Washington DC with J P Fretwell. Sonny Boy Meadows of Columbus stayed with Frances McGinty and Jim Nat Cooper. Mary Wright of Sparta visited grandparents J W Cooper. Zack McCorkle and family hosted at Buena Vista.
A community entertainment titled Red Head Step-Childs is set for Friday night at the Rupert school house, sponsored by the W H D Club. Admission 10 and 20 cents. Cast includes Mrs Russell Lillian McGinty Mrs 0 Woodruff Evelyn Barnes Mrs E Scott Irma Summerour Briggs W M Callahan Lucia Russell Wyolene Carpenter Dudley Russell Edward Lawhorn Richard Russell Joe Barnes Elizabeth Russell Nina Bone George Garrison Jule Cooper Ethel Ashley Lucille Callahan Lucile Christy Myrtice Allman Flora Farnum Doris Callahan.
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