Federation and Community Clubs Meet This Saturday
The Butts County Federation of Women's Clubs will join the West Butts Community Club for a combined meeting on Saturday April 14 at 1 30 oclock.
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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1923
Page
7
The Butts County Federation of Women's Clubs will join the West Butts Community Club for a combined meeting on Saturday April 14 at 1 30 oclock.
Mrs George Head entertained two tables of rock on Thursday afternoon inviting eight congenial friends. Sandwiches and iced tea were served after the games.
Mrs Mack Goodwin teacher of the Philathea class at the Baptist church entertained members at a business and social meeting Thursday evening at her home on McDonough road. Tea and sandwiches were served during the social hour.
The D A R William McIntosh chapter invites members to a meeting next Tuesday at 3 PM at Mrs J D Jones home. Mrs J W Crum helps host with Mrs J B Settle and Mrs J M Currie as program committee. Roll call will quote US presidents.
The Larkin D. Watson chapter of the U D C will meet Thursday afternoon April 12 at three o'clock in the club rooms. Mrs J B Guthrie Mrs W E Merck Mrs S Copeland Mrs L D Singley Mrs Walter Jones Mrs T G Willis and Mrs Henry Dodson entertain. An engaging program with Mrs J T Moore as chair will be enjoyed and final Memorial Day plans will be set at this meeting.
The Methodist church Juvenile Missionary society held a mite box opening at Mrs. R. A. Franklin’s home on Saturday afternoon. An egg hunt and picnic followed the event, with ice cream cones served. A total of 10.25 was collected for Mexican border mission work. Attendees included 29 juniors and 13 babies. Mrs. T. B. Miller led the department with assistants Mrs. H. D. Moore Mrs. T. M. Bond and Mrs. Lambert.
Jackson and nearby towns host a flurry of visitors and residents’ travels. Notables include Mrs. C. W. Buchanan in Atlanta, Miss Miriam Sams from Macon, and Dr. H. W. Copeland visiting McDonough. Easter holiday guests include Agnes Scott and Emory students returning home. A Guernsey cattle sale draws attendees from Forsyth and Eastman.
Short items list residents visiting relatives and traveling. J Kee Andrews returned home after a two week visit in Macon and Hawkinsville. Mrs Tom Clifford of Griffin stayed with her niece Mrs T C Maddox in Monticello. Irene Preston finished a teaching stint in Statesboro then returned home. Essie Greer and her father visited Mr and Mrs W L Waldrop. Mary Preston of Flovilla visited Mrs A G Preston last week. Roxie Maddox of Forsyth visited friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs J W Browning spent Sunday in Jackson with the Browning family.
The Bailey family express gratitude to neighbors friends and Jackson residents for kindness shown after their home burned last Tuesday night. They pray the Lord bless each and every responder. R L Bailey and son thank the community. The note ends with a farmers comment on feeding self or the boll weevil.
Bible School at 9 30 a m preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m special meetings closed Wednesday night nineteen joined church Tuesday night Junior chorus led by F L Mallory contributed strongly Attending state Sunday School Convention in Cordele Bro R N Etheridge to Mansfield for grandmother’s funeral April 8 sowing time begins next Sunday
Mrs W T Burke Mrs M S Maddox and children Margia and Sara Charlie visited Mrs Allie Preston and Mrs A McDaniel Monday afternoon. Mr Arthur Maddox Mr Emory Duke and Mr Herbert Plymale of Flovilla left Tuesday for Muskegon Michigan to take mechanic jobs with an auto company. Mrs Burke and Mrs Maddox attended Jackson services Monday afternoon. Mrs Bob Logue Mrs Ray and daughter Miss Sata were guests of Miss Velma Gregory at Indian
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