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! THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, AUGUST 13, 1953. PAGE SEVEN Delightful Camp for Children at Juniper Lake Last Week Tifton Construction Co. Lowest Bidder for School !“ ““ . at Roberta Mr. and Mrs. Grady Trussell and 6on spent last week at Panama City, Fla. Edward Benns spent Tuesday in Thomaston the guest of his aunt, ” - Farley Reeves. Mrs. Mr. Oatis i Rowe returned home Tuesday after spending several days in Norfolk, Va. Mr. and Mrs. William Trussell and family of Thomasville, were recent guests of their mother, Mrs. Eva Trussell. Mrs. T. E. Tante, Miss Amanda Wilchar and Herbert , Tante spent the week-end at Indian Springs Camp meeting. Lt. a nd Mrs. James Braddy re turned to Camp Rucker, Ala., Mon day after spending the week end with their respective parents. Rev. and Mrs. Hoke- Hatcher, Mrs.' According to C. P. Maddox, Lawrence Joiner, Mrs. Charles Crawford County School superin- Benns and Mrs. Cliford Montgom- tendent, grading is under way for ery chaperoned about 45 children the state approved school building S.-N. H. G. Pye Jr. has recently from the Butler Methodist church project i for Crawford County and by returned to Norfolk, Va., after com- to Juniper Lake on a camping trip the end of this week he expects pleting 8 months overseas in the'] a st week, leaving Wednesday and construction to begin. U. S. Navy. S.-N. Pye is the son of returning Friday. | W. B. Johns Construction Com- Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Pye of Butler | a schedule had been worked out pany of Tifton was the low bidder and is expected here for a visit dur-1 which kept things organized and for the job and the figure is ap ing the latter part of August. | the children busy at all times. The proximately $500,000. , schedule included a devotional 1 Local labor will be employed in Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Smith ana both morning and evening, swim- the construction of ,fhe buildings, little son of Oklahoma City, UKta. ming, and other activities. Meals Mr.Maddox added and the job will arrived in Butler Tues ay. r - were served in the main dormitory be completed in about nine Smith recently received a discharge cafeteria style months. form the U. S. Army. ar ®| Thursday evening a number of! now visiting^ their paren s, ^and local p aren ts and friends visited the campers. A 3/c and Mrs. Billy Sullins of Wichita Falls, Texas are spending a 15 day furlough with their par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sullins. Mrs. E. Hi Dunn and Mr. and Mrs Talmadge Smith. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Locke and Mr. and Mrs. T. Durward Tbeus spent Sunday in Americus with Mr. Bobbie Locke and family. Upon their return they were accompanied by little Miss Kay Theus who is spending this week with her grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Locke. It will be a source of sincere re- Church of Cod to Begin Series of Revival Services Here Sunday, Aug 23rd Crawford County High School to Begin Fall Term Last Monday In August Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Wood of Ft. Valley were welcomed guests Sun day of Mr .and Mrs. J. H. West and other relatives and friends here. Mr. and Mrs. W. G.i Hornsby and children, Susap and Guy, are va cationing at Hendersonville, N. C. They plan to return home Wednes day. Guests Sunday of Mrs. Ida Doug las and Mrs. Clinton Childs in cluded Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hobbs 6r. and Mrs. Terry Hobbs of Vera Beach, Fla. Prof. R. L. Sheets, head of the Roberta schools, announced yester- day the opening date for the city Announcement has been made schools will be Monday, August 31, by representatives of the Church of with faculty members, reporting a , . God that revival services have week earlier to work out plans for gret to friends of the* family of Mr. jj een pi an ed to begin in Butler the year. and Mrs. W. W. Hortman to learn Sunday, Aug. 23rd, and continuing David Carter of Logansville will that their little daughter, wan a f or p r0 b a bi y two w eeks. The serv- be the new head of the science de- Lynn, six years ( of age. has been j ces w jjj b e in charge of Rev. A. partment. He is a graduate of the critically ill for the past two Barker. University of Georgia, weeks, though she is said to have; Hours of worship and place of Mrs. H. A. Harvey will be in- appeared somewhat stronger an meeting are announced as follows: structor in home economics. Mrs. improved yesterday at the local E very Sunday afternoon ofr sev- R. L. Sheets and Mrs. Luther Bag- hospital. 'eral weeks beginning promptly at garley will return to the faculty Mr. and Mrs. Frank Riley left 2; 3° o’clock The place is the home after a year’s absence. Thursday for Epworth by the Sea ol Mrs. Fred Taunton in north Mrs. J. B. McGee will be the new on St. Simons Island where they Butler near Payne s cotton gin. spent several days at the Con- A most cordial invitation is ex- ference of Intermediate Camp spon- tended all to attend each and all sored by the Southern Methodist services so long as they continue. They were accompanied manager of the school cafeteria. Mrs. B. L. Kirksey returned to Macon Sunday after * spending several weeks with friends and relatives in Taylor, Crawford and Macon counties. DEAN BUTLER, GJL Sunday and Monday. August 16 & 17 Sunday P. M. Show 3:00—Sundya Nigtht Show 9KM) P. M Show Starts Monday Night at 8:30 Sfi Humphrey Bogart and June Allyson —In— BATTLE CIRCUS” Wednesday and Thursday, August 19 and 20 Wednesday and Thursday Night Shows Start at 8:30 Vaughn Monroe and Joan Leslie IN “TOUGHEST MAN IN ARIZONA” Friday and Saturday, August 21 and 22 Friday Night Shows Start at 8:30 Saturday Shows Continue from 2:30 to 11 P. feL ‘11 Charles Starett “TEXAS STAMPEDE Phis Second Feature Cleo Moore, Hugo Haas, Glenn Langan ,IN “ONE GIRL S CONFESSION 99 church. home by Misses Ann Griggs and Elizabeth Mathews who had at tended the entire Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Fountain Entertain Delightfully for Prominent House Guests Card of Thanks Local Friends Grieved By Death of C. K. Page At Byromville Home Childres Service Station Messrs T. E. Tante and Gresden Allman, prominent local Masons- ~ attended the annual session of the e F °^ ^ ° p J - wee k j n _ everything you did is our earnest Burial was in Third District Masonic Convention ^Fountatn past week^ ^ _ .cemetery. We wish to take this opportunity i to thank the citizens of Butler for Montezuma, Aug. 7—Funeral serv- the many kindnesses shown our ices were conducted at the Metho- ' father during his illness and dist church in Byromville Aug. 6j death. Especially we want to for C. K. Page, 38, who died at! J | thank the doctors and nurses at his home in Byromville after a long jthe Montgomery hospital for un- illness. I tiring efforts in his behald. | Funeral was conducted by Rev. May God bless each of you for s. L. Mayo and Rev. D. L. Knight the Page family Butler, Ga. Phone 63 at Lumpkin Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Beeland, Pa tricia, Wayne and Marsha, Mr. and Terry Fountain, Mr. and Mrs. Doyel Woods and children, Patsy and Floyd of Monticelo, Fla.; Mrs. Jas. Mrs. L. M. Guy, Cheryl and Larry | Fountain of Macon; Mrs. Susie of Thomaston, spent Sunday with Woods of Reynolds; Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Culverhouse. Gray Fountain and Dellen of At lanta. Other' out-of-town guests Mrs. Elizabeth Cannon and chil dren, Walter, Ann and Judy Cannon and Mrs. Mamie Chapman of At- Sincerely, The family of P. S. Card of Thanks | Mr. Page was a veteran of World Awtry. War II, a member of the VFW and ,the Methodist church. OIL PRODUCTS | He is survived by his wife, the j i former Marina Peterman of By- ] romville; two sons, J. H. Page III I To our many friends who were ahd' Clyde Scott Page; his father!" who were entertained at their cot- so kind to us in our time of sorrow J. H. Page Sr., of Byromville; one tage on the lake with a chicken Jn the death of our dear husband sister, Miss Marian Page ancf three dinner, fish supper, swimming par- and father, we wish to extend our brothers, Wilmer, J. H. Jr., and Her- lanta were guests last week of Col L j es aad wa termellon cuttings in- heartfelt appreciation. Every word bert, all of Byromville. R. S. Foy and Mrs. Ella Richards, j cluded; Misg Hortense Davant, Mr. and act of sympathy that was, and Mrs. Wendell Woodall of Cor- shown is invaluable to us for “Time to Change to X-100 Motor Oil” Mrs. Nell Taunton and children,. Barbara, Bobby and Steve will re sicana, Tex.; Mrs. Arthur Shepard with them came the realization At Antioch Baptist rZ t„ their home in Miami Fla'!Waynesboro; Mr .and Mrs. Thos. that our great loss was a loss to turn to their nome in Miami, ria. , I he sharpri hv all whn hart Irnnwn Saturday^; rtfter a four week’s visit Tu* .and JNanry _ Turk__ a „d Miss ’8L*" flail HWt Swlljf with their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Kathrine Turner of Tulsa, Okla. Hankinson. Mrs. Hankinson and D Miss Hazel Hankinson will accom pany them home for a few days’ visit. Card of Thanks May God bless 1 is our earnest i loved him. everyone of you prayer ! Sunday School meets promptly at ^ The Family of Jno. M. Bone. ' 10:30 a - m - Sunday. A brief session Eutler announce the birth of a The family of Luke Eugene Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Dean and Mitchell wish to thank the good eon, Marshall, returned home Mon-j people of Crowell and Reynolds day after a 10-day trip to Laurens, j communities for their many acts S. C., Washington, D. C., and Balti 'of kindness and words of sympa- . . .. .. . , more, Md. where they were the thy during their recent bereave- A .. r _ a „ oa _^ on ?_ °f guests of relatives and friends. 1 ment While in Washington they visited j May the Giver of all good gifts Mr. Preston Childs, son of Mr. and be as kind to each of them is the Mrs. P. B. Childs of Butler, who has sincere wish of the family, been working in the Nation’s Capi- j The Family of tal for several months. Luke E. Mitchell. will be followed by baptismal serv ice at the pool. Preaching at 11:30 a. m. by the 1 \ I pastor. Please read the 23rd chap- Mr. and Mrs. John C. Tucker of ter of Matthew. Our text will be Birth Announcements We urge present and every hear ■ pital Aug. 6. The new addition to be called Ruth Estelle. is the 8th verse member to be this message. Preaching and praise service at 8 p. rri. Sunday. The church extends a cordial in vitation to all the people of the Canning Plant Notice Due to reduction in canning, the! community to worship with us in plant will begin operating next fr£> i week on Tuesday and Friday, only. DANCE ED G. McCANTS, Voc. Ag. Instructor all our services. Come praying for the pastor and for the services. J. H. Stanford, Pastor. Lake Henry Supper Club EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT 9 to 12 o’Cloek • Gladys Williams Orchestra Enjoy Our Good Food and Good Music jj j Located On Roberta-Ft. Valley Highway MANAGERS: M. L. and DAISY CROOK Rustin’s DRIVE-IN THEATRE 2 Shows Each Week Friday Night and Saturday Night Time: 8:30 oXlock Saturday Shows 8:30 Until 12 oXlock Fri & Sat. Night August 14 -15 “The Kid From Cleveland” Starring George Brent - Lynn Barri And Introducing Rusty Tamblyn and His 30 Godfathers The Cleveland Indians Baseball Team Cross Roads Mr. and Mrs. J F. Brice of Ma con spent a few days last week with Mrs. E. G. W. Williams and A pur* cat* of carburetor-itus. We have anything you need in Goodyear tires and tubes. We handle all sizes of tires from tractor to car tires. Distributor of Shell oil products. <| Start Cooking With Gas Today And Pay No Noney Down Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker. 1 JVIr. and Mrs. Emory Kirksey of recent Daytona Beach, Fla., were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Kirk sey. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Joiner visited Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Taunton Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Locke and John were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ball in Greenville, Tenn. Mr. Ed Locke who has been visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Ball for the past month returned home with them. Mrs. Bob Taunton and children of Miami, Fla., are spending a few days with Mrs. Taunton’s parents Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Hankerson. | Mr. and Mrs. Healon Kirksey and Ellen visited Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Kirksey and Mrs. Ethel Gaultney Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. Dee Taunton and children were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Worthen Taunton, j Friends of Mr. C. M. Blair will regret to learn that he is on the sick list and join in wishing for ( him an early recovery. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Kirksey were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Cullen Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Taunton and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bussey Saturday. Ip to $50 • • • • For Your Old Stove Regardless of Condition On A NEW GAS RANGE New Gas Range With Completely Automatic Oven and Burner $169.50 Cafaic. L*P Gas RANGES FINEST AUTOMATIC FEATURES, HEAVY CONSTRUCTION MAKES . 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