Local social notes from Butler and surrounding towns
Local items list residents visiting relatives and guests staying in Butler with mentions of Macon Thomaston Augusta and Atlanta connections. Notables include Mrs. Grady Rogers returning home recovered from Montezuma hospital, Second Lt. Perkins traffic in Korea, and a Newnan Newnan Osteen Butler family visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouida Turk
A. L. Sheppard
Samuel Poole
Samuel Poole Jr
Waynesboro, Ga
Thos. L. Perkins
Mary
Reynolds
25Th
Inf. Div
Korea
Perkins
University of Georgia
Athens
Army
Hostess Calendar For Circle No 2 To Serve This Year
Circle No 2 lists monthly hostesses including Mrs Amos and Mrs Pope in June, and a sequence of names through May with several pairs such as Mrs Mae Riley and Mrs Carl Giles. The roster features members from local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
Birth of Bobbie Goodrum for Americus couple
Mr and Mrs John Goodrum of Americus announce the birth of a son named Bobbie. Mrs Goodrum is formerly Miss Jeanette Jinks of this city and will be remembered by that name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Goodrum
Americus
Bobbie
Gaultney Family Holds Thirty Third Annual Reunion
The Gaultney family marks its 33rd annual reunion at Rev. M. T. Gaultney’s home seven miles north of Butler. A devotions service and basket dinner followed an address by Hon. L. T. Peed. Attendees include numerous Gaultney relatives from Atlanta Eastman Thomaston Columbus Cairo Perry Forest Park Talbotton Fitzgerald Decatur Macon and Fort Valley with many carrying ties to J. Peterman, E. Parks, and H. Mosley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaultney
M. T. Gaultney
Butler
L. T. Peed
Taylor County
E. Byrd
Thomas Byrd
Tommie
Clarence Bennett
Ida Booth
George Betty C. E. Benns
Paul Crook
J. T
K. J. Crook
J. W. Edwards I
Cel
R. S. Foy
Edgar Gaultney
Felton Gaultney
G. Gaultney
M. E. Gaultney
E. M. Gaultney
Hugh Gilson
H. H. Gaultney
M. J. Gaultney
Addie Gassett
Ella Foy Richardson
Charles Wright
Cecil Wilson
Garland Byrd
Garland Jr
Atlanta
Ralph Burnham
Hugh Burnham
Reddy Burnham
Janice
Jane Burnham
Walter
Jim Burnham
Eastman
Norman Boswell
H. P
Tom Crook
Thomas L. Daniel
Newton Dawson
M. M Gaultney
Grady Passmore
Thomaston
W. F. Andrews
B. L
Lillie Andrews
Lillie Maude Andrews
Roberta
Allgood
Alfred
Pat Gaultney
Jim Gaultney
Columbus
Earl Hall
Cairo
Ed Hicks Donnie
Pat
Perry
Ann Knowles
Forest Park
W. B. Cooper
Talbotton
Jack Fletcher
Eben
Fitzgerald
Clara Finley
Emily
H. L. Glenny Jr
Harry II
Decatur
the Rock
H. H. Mosley
Dry Branch
Dennis Peterman
Fort Valley
E. A. Parks
Junction City
Methodist Church Stewards Meet Friday At Butler Church
Mr. W G Wallace announces the regular monthly meeting of the Butler Methodist Board of Stewards for Friday at 8 p m. All members urged to attend and standing committees expected to report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Wallace
Word For You Sermon on Lostness and Finding Life
A preacher discusses universal lostness in moral and spiritual life. He cites personal failure, damaged relationships, and mistaken values, warning that true hope comes when one loses life for Christ’s sake and the gospel, finding life in God. The message centers on the paradox of losing to gain eternal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
Jesus
Circle Two Methodist WSCS meets for Proclaim the Good News
Circle No Two of the Methodist WSCS met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. W. M. Mathews with co hostesses Mrs. Dora Cox and Mrs. Carl Giles in charge. Mrs. J. T. Mathews presented a program on Proclaim the Good News. A joint meeting with the other circle is planned for October at the church. Hostesses from Circle will be Mrs. Allen Payne and Mrs. Olin Scott. A salad plate and hot coffee were served to 12 members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
WSCS
W. M. Mathews
Dora Cox
Carl Giles
J. T. Mathews
Circle
Allen Payne
Olin Scott
Mrs Windham Celebrates 68th Birthday at Reunion
Mrs. W. H. Windham marked her 68th birthday Sunday at Mc Cants pond. A large family gathering included five daughters and their husbands, 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild. She has two sons, Edward of Newport News Virginia and Fred of Webster Massachusetts, who could not attend. The cake was a three tier design bearing 68 candles, trimmed in orchid and pink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Windham
McCants Pond
Edward
Newportnews
Fred
Webster
Mass
Cemetery Clean-up Notice at Midway Grounds
All who have relatives buried at Midway cemetery are urged to attend or assign someone to help clean the grounds on Sept 30. Cemetery Committee chair requests prompt participation to honor the interred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midway Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fred Peed
Macon
Ran Cooper
Lawrence Joiner
B. H. Greer
Brookhaven
DeWitt and
Erwyn Compton
Dwight Compton
Henry Moore
Augusta
Herman Amos
Timer L. Gay
Paul Johnson
Mrs
A. L. Swain
Amanda Wilchar
Manchester
Burton Wilchar
Sonny Dunn
Benny Adams
GSWC
Joe Mercer
Waycross
Jack Woodall
Charing
Mrs. Woodall
Mary Montgomery
C. G. Boland
F. C. Boland and Sons
Annie Cameron
Relatives
Coleman Hinton
Patsy Robinson
Betty Wray Barrow
Tim Locke
Gloria
W. Trussell
Mrs. Gray Fountain
J. S. Green
Lenox
Mildred Gay
Gerald Morgan
Washington, D. C
Daytona Beach
Tom Fountain
Grady Rogers
Montezuma Hospital
Theresa Wallace
Gordon Wallace
Iris
Walter Wainwright
Montgomery Hospital
J. P. Taylor Jr
Paige
Charleston
S. C
John Peterman
J. H. Stanford
Albany
Nola Stubbs
Nola
R. A. Stubbs
Mauk
J. M. Royal
Newnan
Katie Butler
E. A. Osteen
Ft. Pierce
Fla
Osteen
Howard Butler
May Belle Butler
Lawrence Hopkins
Savannah
Amos
Pope
Allen
Benns Sr
Hamp Riley
Frank Gray
Henry McLean
Lovvorn
R. C. Montgomery
J. W. Edwards II
Mae Riley
Boswell
H. =. Allen
Irene Peed
Walter Suggs
C. W. Smith
Cale
Haywood Brothers Tourist Court
Herman Wilson
Haywood Bros. Tourist Court
Butler, Georgia
Coker
Dean ™ T
Butler, GA
van Heffin and
Helen Hayes
John
James Stewart
Jean Hogan
Wendell Carey
Carbine Williams
Wild Bill Eliott
Waco
Youkon
Man
Dr. David
I’ Beason
Optometrist
Turk Army Store
Georgia
Methodist Wscs
Peachtree Road
N.E
Atlanta, Ga
FORD
Ford Dealers
FORDS
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