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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
3
Reynolds residents report visits from Atlanta Macon and nearby towns. The roster lists Bell Windham Hodges Hodges Jarrell Bryan and Beeland families with trips to Valdosta Milledgeville Americus and Athens and returns to Emory University. Several relatives and friends are mentioned visiting Reynolds including Mrs Wilson and Miss Brunson with plans for college and shared illness news.
The Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds will meet Wednesday October 1. Mrs Frank Oliphant of Macon will discuss Fall Planting of Flowers. All club members urged to attend.
Social notes from Rupert report weekend guests across several families including the Millicons and Wishams. Birth announced for Phillip David to David and Mrs McChargue. Town schools report enrollment over one hundred and progress, with a new lunch room and teachers home under construction ready for hot meals.
Numerous local residents host and visit relatives and friends over the weekend including Crowell and Montgomery families. Notable visits include Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCrary and guests from Columbus, and several callers from Thomaston and nearby towns. Private Joe Goodwin of Fort Sill Oklahoma is visiting, with multiple small gatherings noted.
Mr and Mrs J S Martin and Mr and Mrs Prentice Knight of Macon were visitors here with relatives on Sunday. Mrs Lucy Clarke and Anna Parks were guests of Mrs Margie Brown and Miss Marilou Averett. Mrs Mae Riley and Mrs Sarah Fickling of Butler visited Mrs Joe Brown and Mrs Oscar Martin and attended the revival. Rev Hill and Rev F J Gilbert dined with Mr and Mrs Rupert Willis and Mrs Leila Willis. Master Evans Locke of Butler stayed with grandmother Lillian Brown. Oscar Martin spent a few days with home folks. Mr Perry Parks and family attended the funeral of N H Collier near Talbotton last Friday.
Crowell Methodist church elected stewards for 1942 after the eleven o'clock service. Nominees chosen by ballot were W. C. Casey G. J. Young B. M. Montgomery Tom Montgomery Clifford Adams J. C. Fuller and Walter Wainwright. A meeting follows Sunday school for new and old board members.
Residents report visits among families in Mauk and surrounding towns including Knoxville Augusta Columbus Edison Butler Charing Ellaville Rupert and Howard. Invitations extend to a school auditorium singing session and a Friday fish fry with community singing at the school building.
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