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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1929
Page
3
Local notes list dozens of weekend visits and guests in Talbot, Thomaston, Reynolds, and Columbus. Families such as Perkins, Adams, Bazemore, Suggs, Neisler, Spinks, Heath, Wilgus, Bazemore, and Whatley are mentioned hosting or visiting relatives and friends over the past week with Sunday gatherings and brief trips noted.
PEL round trip excursion fares to Savannah for Pulaski Day celebration on October 9, 1929. Tickets on sale October 5 to 8, and again on October 9 by trains scheduled to arrive in Savannah by noon. Return by October 12, 1929. Ask ticket agent for schedules and travel details. Central of Georgia Railway The Right Way.
Miss Wynia Taylor spent the weekend with Rey nolds and the Jarrell families. Mr. Polk and Mr. Calvin Jarrell were in Macon with Blanford Jarrell at Mercer University. Allen Parker was Saturday guest of Clifford Adams. Virginia Oliver visited Mary and Jessie Adams. Annie and Jessie Parker of Lincolnton returned home after several days with Mrs Henry Jarrell. Clifford Adams, studying in Thomaston, spent the weekend with Ed Parker and family. Teal Parker and Joses Howell of Lincolnton visited Will Parker’s home after several days away. Russell Scandrett of Macon was a Sunday guest. Henry Jarrell and family hosted the Parkers Tuesday. Jim Rutherford and family were guests of Henry Tyce Monday.
Mr George Barret and family were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs H J Hendricks Miss Lois Downs returned home Sunday after spending a very pleasant week with Miss Grace and Alene Amos Mrs A B Posey was the dinner guest Sunday of Mr and Mrs Lee Posey and Sunday p m they visited Miss Hattie Windham who is quite ill We hope for her a speedy recovery Prof and Mrs J W Lancaster and baby visited in our community Saturday and was accompanied to their home at Junction City by Mrs J L Anthony confined to his room for several days Mr T B Stingfellow has been and Mr Dan Posey has been filling his place as night watchman at Neisler s warehouse Mr Lee Posey has returned home from the hospital and we are glad to learn that he is improving nicely.
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Mr. Frank Fain Jr of Andersonville visited home folks Sunday. Guests included Mrs. O C Brown and Mrs P T Hamilton of Macon. Mrs Frank Fain Sr and Miss Ethel Fain visited Atlanta. Havis Parks’ new residence will soon be done. Nell England of Atlanta visited relatives here. Ethel Fain left for Rens Ga to teach. Willie Martin of Macon was here several days. J H Brown family and a daughter visited relatives here. Jeanette Brown hosted dinner with Ruth Williams, Ethel Fain, Nell England, Doris and Sara Hamilton. Mrs Lorenza Purvis and Mrs D W Culverhouse hosted birthday for Mrs F R Purvis. A noon dinner featured a large white cake. Attendees included Eld Me Corkle, Willis Parker, Robert Parker, Tom and J T Garrett, R L Fountain, Lorenzo Purvis family, W J Caldwell, D W Culverhouse family, Georgie Gill. Ice Cream Supper at Wesley postponed. watch Herald for notice.
On May 29 1929 J H Peterman died at age 52 after cancer and Brights disease. He was born May 3 1877 and died in Birmingham where he received treatment. The family laments the loss and recalls a beloved father and husband.
The Central P. T. A. invites the public to a social at the school building on Saturday night October fifth. Everyone is urged to attend and help make the event a success. Watch the Herald for further announcements.
The Central P. T. A. met on September 12 with nearly all members present. New officers were elected and meetings will be held each month on the Thursday before the third Sunday. The group aides expect a strong school year and urge all patrons to attend, with fathers especially invited.
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