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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
6
Malaria causes chills and fever and weakens the blood. Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic promises to destroy the infection in the blood and enrich the blood with iron. Safe for children and adults, it has offered relief for decades and is pleasant to take.
Macon visitors and weekend guests fill local social pages from Jarrell and Adams families to the Kendrick and Gaultney households. A large sensational selling event unfolds this week with Mammoth stock of merchandise from O Dreizin starting Friday at 9 o clock, urging early attendance.
City of Chattanooga sails from Savannah October 4 at 6 30 pm for New York with round trip fare 387 including meals and berth on ship. Tickets on sale October 8 4 for eight persons. Return passengers must depart New York by October 20 1933. Last excursion of the season. Ask ticket agent for information. Central of Georgia Railway.
Mrs Lydia English and Ruth English hosted guests in Englishville. Numerous visits marked the weekend with Mr and Mrs Dan Kleckley, Miss Flora Saunders, Mrs S B Duke, Miss Julia Duke, and others at County Line and home gatherings. Several households welcomed relatives, and news noted the move of Mr and Mrs Paul Carter to Garden Valley.
Mr. and Mrs Billie. enn of South Georgia span Wednesday cy with Mr. and D. C. Abbott. Miss Reba Turner of Mauk visits grandparents here, Mr. and Mrs. Bowens. Mr. and Mrs Kirbo and Mr. John Hays of Manchester were guests of their parents here. Miss Mattie Hays returned home after visiting relatives in Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Killingworth at Tazewell were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Turner. Mr. Ruffin and son of Thomaston were guests of Mr. L. S. McChargue. Terrell Fielder of Junction City visited Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lomp spent days near Butler with the Montgomerys. Mr. Carl Turner spet days in Columbus.
Friends and relatives join Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Key for a Sunday gathering at Cochran with Mr. and Mrs. Davis and Mr. H. Justice and Maurise Hollo way returning home from Florida. Messrs Walker Wilson and Jack Key of Macon spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs T. W. Key.
Sunday visits highlight local gatherings as families including Downs, Willis, Heath, Adams, Bazemore, Sealy, and Spinks share time with relatives and friends. Regional residents travel from Commerce and Talbotton to Butler for kinship events and casual hospitality at Dreizin's Big Goods promotes shopping.
An older advertisement for Drelzin's Dry Goods Store in Butler Georgia promotes a wide merchandise line situated between Macon and Columbus and between Atlanta and Albany. It emphasizes affordable prices to suit everybody.
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