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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1933

Page

3

Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Towns

Wesley Spinks and relatives visited W A Spinks and J R Connelly in Barnesville. guests included Grady Adams and Mary Suggs. Lois Heath and Alex Baldwin joined Baker Baldwin. Etheridge and Adams families hosted others. Tommie Etheridge born. William Childres hosted a gathering.

Lewis Spinks W. A, Spinks J. R. Connelly Jack Bankston Little Son Barnesville Grady Adams Mary Suggs Florida J. A. Heath Lois Heath Alex Baldwin Baker Baldwin Lee Royal Leo Ballinger Little Daughter Atlanta Herman Ethridge J. M. Downs Thomaston Mercer Downs J. A Heath

Youth Reappears as Electric Service Extends to Women

Georgia Power highlights how electric service reshapes domestic life for women. It notes a shift from backbreaking chores to easier routines with pumps, water heaters, vacuums, refrigerators, and ranges, bringing sustained vitality to forty and beyond.

Electric Service Walter B. Pitkin Georgia Georgia Power Company

Pine Grove Social Roundup Adds Little Seen Visits

Mr and Mrs Sam Edwards and children of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Geo Culver. Mr and Mrs Ben Saancese and children visited Mr and Mrs Sam Byers. J W Martin and children from Thomaston were guests of Marion Jinks. Willie Jinks visits relatives in Thomaston. A L Wall returned home after days in Thomaston with Rob Baldwin.

Sam ‘Edwards Children of Columbus Geo Culverhouse Ben Saancese Sam Byers J. W. Martin Thomaston Marion Jinks Willie Jinks A. L. Wall Rob Baldwin

Sewing Club Members Host Pleasant Wednesday Quilting

Members of a local Sewing Club gathered last Wednesday evening for a quilting session. About 18 guests attended and enjoyed ice cream and cake late in the evening. Mrs. Childres received assistance from Misses Lillian Bazemore and Estell Spinks.

Wesley League Contest Closes With Division One Winning Side

The Wesley League ended a highly successful contest Sunday night with division one as the winning side. They were treated to a Friday night gathering and picnic at McCants pond celebrating the event.

Wesley League McCants Pond

Excursion Rates From Rupert Georgia to Chicago and More

The notice announces travel bargains on A B and Georgia lines with six one cent per mile Southeast travel option. Round trip from Rupert Ga to Chicago priced at 22 dollars 80 cents. Fares cut to Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Kansas City with travel Oct 6 and 7 and return by Oct 14.

Rupert Chicago Detroit Cleveland Toledo Kansas City

Howard community guest list highlights weekend visits

Sunday gatherings include C F Butler James Butler S B Butler and W T Butler. Atlanta visitors Jack Morris and children called on Herman Vanlandingham. Beulah Pickard Frances Pickard joined H N Culverhouse family near Union. Daviston hosting J P Parker relatives and more. Charles Edwards and others from Thomaston visited. The Buckners announce a new daughter. Sewing Club met.

James Brown C. F. Butler James Butler S. B. Butler W. T. Butler Jack Morris Atlanta Herman Vanlandingham Beulah Frances Pickard H. N. Culverhouse Union Ernest Webb J. M. Brown J. P. Parker Daviston W. C. Childs Grady Fowler Obie Fowler Charlie Edwards Thomaston Frances Brown Columbus H. A. Childs Ida Bessie Childs Butler J. K Mattie Adams Oglethorpe Louise Martha Parks Bobby Parks Joe Brown Oscar Martin Little Son Banks East Point Saran Fickling Marie Martin Ann Darden William Buckner Howard Harris Sealy Sewing Club

Englishville Social News Highlights Local Visits

Mrs Mollie Justice spends the week with daughter Mrs C M English. Sara Smith returns from visiting Miss Juanita Whatley near Hicks mill. Numerous relatives attend services and dine with families across Englishville including Head, Duke, Mangham and Smith households.

Mollie Justice C. M. English Sara Smith Juanita Whatley Hicks Hicks’ Mill 8. B. Duke Eloise Eileen Saunders Eugene Parks Pleasant Hill C. A. Head Jessie English Robert English Andersonville Mat Kitchens J.A. Duke HH. J. Greene Charlie Mangham Thomaston Russell English S. B. Duke J. A. Duke Julia Duke Clinton Lashley San Lashley Charlie English Lee Kleikley Oglethorpe L. Johnson J. R. Johnson Paul Tems and Smithville W. H. Smith Oglethorne W. A. Smith T W. Key Ozier Davis Americus H. W. Head G. W. McLendon B. Duke Dan Kleckley M. D. Kler

Special Excursion to New York from Savannah Greenlighted

Special excursion to New York on October 3-4 with sailing from Savannah October 4 at 5:80 p.m. Return by October 20, 1933. Last trip of the season. Tickets go on sale October 3-4. steamship reservations advised. Central of Georgia Railway.

S. City of Chattanooga Savannah New York Central OF GA. Railway

U. S. Ready to Lend 10 Cents on Cotton Crop Plan

Washington reports the Roosevelt administration aims to guarantee a floor of 10 cents per pound for remaining cotton through Reconstruction Finance loans. The plan ties loans to acreage reduction next year to 25 million acres and includes price parity targets, with adjustments for freight costs. Officials say 80,000,900 bales may still be held by producers, and the scheme hopes to raise farm prices with minimal outlay if prices stay near 10 cents.

Washington Roosevelt Aoay Reconstruction Corporation Wallace Oscar Johnston Farm Administration Johnston New York Memphis Atlanta Dallas Farm Adjustment Administration

Bankers Trophy to Be Awarded on Press Day

Georgia Press Association official Hal Stanley announces that the Bankers Trophy will honor the best news support of business recovery during Press Day at the Southeastern Fair. Southeastern Fair officials including Mike Benton invite editors and staff to attend the comeback fair opening October 2 with a week of attractions, livestock shows, industrial and agricultural exhibits, fireworks, a two day horse show, auto races, and a world’s biggest midway.

Georgia Newspaper Alliance Atlanta Hal Stanley Georgia Press’ Association Bankers’ Trophy Georgia Bankers’ Association Georgia Press Associaon Georgia Press Day Tanley Mike Benton Southeastern Fair Association Stanley Benton Georgia

Lula Mayors Resign Over Speed Trap Scandal

Gov. Talmadge ousts Lula officials after charging them with a speed trap in the Hall County town. Adjutant General Camp to oversee law enforcement with Sheriff Lawson in charge. new elections to be called after resignations accepted. Lula says the situation is resolved and martial law will not be imposed.

Atlanta Lula Talmadgead Nort Georgia Hall County L. W. Camp L. L. Lawson F. E. Tate Couscan

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Dixie Cleaners Butler, Georgia Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc Ries & Armstrong Jewelers Cherry St Macon Wesley W. J. Gilson Louise Gilson R. M. Suggs Hugh Gilson J. H. Adams Luke Adams Herman Etheridge W. E. Hightower W. A. Spinks Asa Spinks Bob Whatley Tommie William Childres Pine Grove A. B C.R. G Englishville Savannah and Ocean Steamship Co U. S
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