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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1935
Page
3
Local notes list many residents visiting relatives in Atlanta Columbus and Macon over the week. A Dorcas Class fish supper Friday at 6 pm to fund a building project is billed as a delightful event with price 25 cents.
Reynolds High School announces a strong college transition year with 85 students in college work, 90 percent earning 70 to 90 percent. Graduates are admitted to Emory University Mercer University Georgia Tech Agnes Scott College and other institutions. Several remain pursuing advanced study at various colleges including Georgia Southwestern and the University of Georgia.
The Sallie Anthony Missionary Circle met September Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Albert Hicks’s home with ten members present. Minutes and dues were read, offerings for Macon orphans raised, and reports on visits trays and fields shared. Devotional by Mrs. Ed Hollis quoted scripture, a reading on giving from Outlook by Mrs. H. K. Sealy, and a social hour with a frozen salad course.
Turners Chapel Rev and Mrs. W. R. Lawhorn spent the weekend with friends while Rev and Mr. Lawhorn occupied the pulpit Saturday and Sunday. Leila Rogers visits Fort Valley for the week with her daughter. Sunday dinners feature Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Stringfield and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cummings, and other locals host guests. Several residents travel for schooling and family health keeps Mrs. Rowell ill in Fort Valley. Prayer services are planned at Mrs. Allie Turner’s home Saturday night. all invited.
Numerous families from Wesley Butler Thomaston Americus and surrounding areas spent weekends Sundays and weekdays visiting relatives and friends. Notable gatherings include the Spinks and Jar rell families in Warm Springs, a Sewing Club meeting hosted by Mrs Walter Willis with guests, and an ice cream supper fundraiser for Horeb church planned for Sept 28 to repair the church.
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