Butler Banking Company Condition Report September 20 1918 Butler Ga
Statement of the condition of Butler Banking Company at Butler Georgia at the close of business September 20 1918 notes Howard happenings and mentions Miss Sallie Averett.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1918
Page
3
Statement of the condition of Butler Banking Company at Butler Georgia at the close of business September 20 1918 notes Howard happenings and mentions Miss Sallie Averett.
Local residents attend visits and gatherings with families in Butler, Pine Level, Talbotton and nearby towns. The record includes a bank statement sworn by O G McCants of Butler Banking Co dated September 24 witnessed by W J Riley with several regional visitors mentioned.
Statement of the condition of Farmers & Merchants Bank located at Butler Georgia at the close of business September 20 1918. W S Butt cashier sworn says the above statement is true per bank books. Sworn to and subscribed September 24 1918 by J G Joiner Notary Public Taylor County Ga.
The column notes Mrs M E Watts returned home from Butler. Rev J H Allen preached due to the pastor’s illness. Farmers harvest crops. labor scarce. Mrs Jennie Brooks and Miss Nellie Brooks visited Mrs J C McCants. Peed brothers went to Montezuma. New ginning outfit on F C Jarrell plantation reports fine samples. Central school opens soon. full attendance urged. Ten days meeting to be led by Mrs Bessie Moody at Bethel. Mrs M T Gholson recovering from two weeks illness. Mrs J H Foy of Upson County visiting F M Foy and family.
Clarence Oliver and Johnnie Windham visited Columbus weekend. Pass Rodgers of Barnesville visits his ill brother W R Rodgers. L C Nixon stayed with aunt W A Anglin at Butler. J M and Mrs visited W R Wynn's family Sunday. Cleo Blair visited Eunice Windham. Willie Windham visited Callie Rodgers. Ruby Louise Corine and Effie Tucker and Clifton Oliver attended a birthday dinner for Vivian Amerson. J J Childree visited J H Mathews. Rufus Whittington and family spent Sunday with F E Whittington. Wedding bells soon. invite to prayer meeting every evening at the Methodist church.
The weekly notes recount social visits and family happenings in Nelsons Mill. Mr and Mrs Elbert Posey traveled en route to relatives. Miss Nina Moore and Eva Childress visited grandparents. Mrs B H Spillers stayed with her mother. Alfonso McCrary and Evanna Portman visited Misses Florence Lula and Alice Wainwright. Marvin and Dewy Moore traveled to Panhandle. Mrs ID Rodgers is able to go out. Victoria Moore spent the weekend at home. Thelma Dunlap visited Mary Wainwright. Elbert Posey and Florence Wainwright hosted dinner guests.
Mrs C F Bazemore visits relatives in Wesley with Mr Lem Smith from Atlanta and several families hosting relatives from nearby towns. Am ericus students Willie Suggs and Archie Heath leave for A and M college. Local residents travel to Atlanta and Shiloh for services. School opens September 30 with Genie Wells and Margaret Heath as teachers. community hopes for strong attendance.
A brief health ad promotes Cham berlain s Tablets to relieve constipation and improve digestion. It claims better bowel movement and fewer headaches, enabling real enjoyment of life.
The saying notes that the cost of necessaries in Ife has risen compared with years past, while observing there are more items to buy than before. The exchange hints at broader inflation and consumer choices in the town.
The entry lists demand loans time loans overdrafts secured and unsecured, bonds and stocks owned by the bank, banking house furnishings and fixtures, other real estate, amounts due from banks in state and other states, currency gold silver and cash items, and advances on cotton with totals noted for profit and loss treasury.
L F Montfort cashier Reynolds Bank ing Co sworn to confirm file in said Bank. Montfort sworn before E F Seay Notary Public State at Large on September 25 1918. Notary commission expires November 30 1921.
The Howard school opened Monday September 16 with unusually large turnout. Patrons and trustees including Mrs L Hill Mess H H Parks and L P Parker A F Fain and F Purvis attended. Talks by L P Parker and F R Purvis stressed education and school participation. A Home and School Upkeep Club and a Reading Club were formed with officers named and plans for Friday October 4.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for Taylor County Georgia to be held in Junction City on October 12 1918 to fill the rural carrier position at Mauk and possible rural route vacancies in the county. Applications and blanks available from the Junction City Georgia postmaster.
The Methodist Orphanage of Macon Georgia asks for help on September 28 to support its care for more than three thousand children. Provisions money and clothes are requested from readers, with donations sent to Rev J A Smith and Rev T O Lambert.
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