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THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, MARCH 8, 1962.
PAGE SEVEN
Mauk H-D Club
Met February 13 at
Community House
In Loving Memory of
Mrs. R. E. McCants
Honored by Parents
Feb. 18 at Chamblee
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Cheek spent
Monday in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Peed spent
Friday in Columbus.
Mrs. Dewey Weldon visited rela
tives in Macon and Warner Robins
last week.
Mrs. F. C. Jarrell and Hazel, Mrs.
Fred and Gorman Jarrell spent Fri
day in Macon.
Mr. Robert Giles, Long Branch,
N. J., is visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Giles.
Mrs. E. J. Stinson has returned
from the Medical Center in Colum
bus and is doing nicely.
Mrs. J. C. Griggs spent Monday
in Atlanta and Monday night in
Thomaston with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Felton Gaultney and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blasche and Claire
were in Columbus Sunday.
Mrs. E. H. Bazemore spent a few ML,. Rr^nda Wallace
days last week in Talbotton with 1V11SS Drenaa Wallace
their sister, Mrs. W. A. Jones.
Recent guests of Mrs. Ella Rich
ards were Miss Viola Foy, Atlanta,
and Mrs. Ernest Foy of Thomas
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse
spent Sunday in Butler the guests
of JMr. and Mrs. L. M. Guy and
children.
Mrs. Allan Rogers and daughter,
Mrs. Bernie Rogers of Thomaston
spent last Wednesday with Mrs. J.
C. Griggs.
Miss Carolyn Bazemore of Atlan
ta is expected to spend this week
end here with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Bazemore.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Heath and
Allen of Woodland spent the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Gorman Jarrell.
Mrs. Bill Amos, Mrs. Hazel Stal-
naker, Mr. Robert Giles, Mrs. Carl
Giles visited Mrs. Frances Hartley'
in Albany last week.
Mrs. Jessie Adams Kelley, San
Monica, Calif., and Mrs. Joe Tomp-
lin of Macon, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Haywood, recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fountain
spent last week in Florida. Juby
Fountain of Albany returned home
with her grandparents for a week’s
visit.
Mrs. Walter Caldwell spent a few
days recently in Thomaston with
' On the morning of January 26th
rapidly spread the news that Mrs. R.
„ The Mauk Home Demonstration e. McCants (Miss Mattie Alma An-
Club met Feb. 13th at the Com- thcxny) had passed away. She was
munity House. one 0 f the county’s oldest and most
The vice-president, Mrs. J. G. Wal- beloved citizens. According to her
ler presided over the meeting. family record she was born April
Mrs. Mann, from the Regional i7_ 1879 and married March 13,
Library at Manchester, spoke to the 1909.
ladies, telling them about the Li- H er large family connection in-
brary and its Bookmobile which eludes seven devoted children: Mrs.
serves the communities represented Alice Young, Messrs Edward, How-
in the Club. ard, Ralph, Franklin, Horace and
The Home Improvmnt chairman, Asbury; a sister, Miss Mary An-
Mrs. Blanford Watson, spoke on thony; fifteen grand children, one
carpts, giving som good points to g rea t grand child and many other
remember when choosing or clean- relatives.
ing wool and synthetic carpetings.
Mrs. Cooper gave a demonstra
tion on interior decorations. This
was highlighted by a table arrenge-
ment to display samples of the
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. Jerry Partain, assisted by
Rev. Bill Adams. Soloist was Rev.
Hollis Cannon.
Active pallbearers were her
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and articles showing how proper s j de 0 f her husband in Union
use of textures and colors can ceme tery.
make a room more attractive. 1 g u t r j s a bout “Miss Mattie” as
After the demonstration, the la- s h e wras a ffectionately known, that
dies proceeded with a Dress Revue we w j s h to speak. She grew up in
with several membrs modling a happy Christian country home
drsses that they have made. with a large congenial family. The
Mrs. Ruth V\ hitley and Mrs. M. f am jiy alter was a daily occur-
B. Pittman, hostesses of the month rence \Vork was never too pressing
served refreshments in the dining f or g^urch attendance or neighbor-
room after the meeting. ly deeds o{ kindness.
—Club Rporter. ! From Such an ideal environment
Miss Mattie developed into a truly
' great woman. She was naturally
gentle, kind and energetic, though
ever true to her standards. If there
' was any trait of her character that
shone out in beauty and brightness
Miss Maxwell Makes
Wesleyan Honor Roll
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Taunton en
tertained at their home on Cham- j
blee-Dunwoody Rd., Feb. 18th in . ... „
honor of their daughter, Miss Bren- j M,ss s y lvm Maxwell, ctaugnter more than others, it was her loyal-
da Wallace. of Mr - ancl Mrs - W- S- Maxwe Jj ty to home and family. There she
Miss Wallace is at home on leave Butler has been named on the hon- was f ound a t her best. “She looked
after completing her basic WAVE or list for the fal1 semester at Wes- well t0 the ways of h er household
training at the Bainbridge, Md. leyan College. To attain the Honor and ate not t he bread of idleness.”
Navy Base. She will be stationed at List . a student must have an aver- ^ Unselfishness seemed to predomi-
the Hospital Corps School at the a £ e of B in all subjects nate her life as the minister ex-
Great Lakes Training Center at the Miss Maxvvell is a junior major- p ressed at her funeral. Her own
completion of her leave. in S in English. She is a feature nf e was consumed in helping oth-
Friends and relatives of the guest writer for Town & Country, me erg There was a rad i ant goodness
of honor were invited to the open College newspaper,
house from 2 to 5 p. m. I
Miss Wallace is a graduate of Methodist W. M. S.
Chamblee High school, and attend
Ulfclfc; aCUUUl) Clliu auv.uu •• * ■ 1 JR M A 1
ed Reihardt College before enlist- 1 IVlet With JVlFS. Adams
ing in the WAVES. j
Horeb Baptist WMU
Meets with Mrs.Guined
! in her life that blessed everyone
I who knew her.
j As I listened to Bro. Partain’s re-
| marks, at what was supposed to be
'her funeral, I felt that it was real-
| ly a coronation service for one who
had just entered her Heavenly
The W. M. S. Circle No. 1 of the Kingdom. And, so, our hearts are
local Metohdist Church met with made strong as we lift them up to
Mrs. Eve Adams on Feb. 24th, 3:30 Q od p ra i S e and thanksgiving
p. m. Mrs. Mosley Childres, presi
dent, called the meeting to order.
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Horeb Baptist W. M. U. met in t Mrg . . £arl Haywood had charge of
home of Mrs. J. D. Guined Feb. 2L gram .- Latin Ame rica.”Mrs.
Eve Adams was pianist and sang
for the beautiful memory that ling
ers with us and for the promise,
“Lo I will be with you always,
even to the end of the wbtld.
Mrs. Ella Foy Richards.
being absent because of illness^ s There Ig no East _
An interesting lesson was given by West „ ^ ej . McCleskeyi Mrs
those present. After the meeting Mrg clifford / damSf I Despite the fact that Georgia s
delicious refreshments were served | • • ghtower had 1770 school lunch rooms have de-
by the hostess. Mrs. J. D. Guined. “J on the program ITcision licious, balanced, low cost meals,
Then Wednesday ™g*t w e conduct^ was reached to set apart March 9th! we still have only about half of our
ed a st udy course, Glimpses of Dra ver .children eating in them. There are
Glory” taught by Rev. _ Herschel “ e P J siness session> the ' a million children in school in this
Harp state and about half of them eat
Whitley at the Horeb church at assisted by Mrs
^ »«. >" ,h » iu " ch rw>ms '
relatives and friends and Sunday I after thes tudy course. We are ob- to the group.
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hays i n serving the “Week of Prayer” Mon-
Camilla. 1 - - . - ....
Mrs. Bert Carson is improving
satisfactorily after a recent illness
and is spending a few days in Rey
nolds with Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Brunson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Peed, Mr.
Franklin McCants, Mr. Alton De
long and C. J. Crook spent several
days fishing last week at Cedar
Keys, Fla.
Mr. Arthur Jarrell of Athens; Mr.
and Mrs. Dequinder McGlaun, Jan
and Jack spent the week end with
their mother, Mrs. F. C. Jarrell and
Miss Hazel Jarrell.
Mrs. E. L. Harris arrived home
Sunday from Arlington, Texas,
after a two weeks' visit with her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Ellefson and children.
Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Pye, Jr., Tripp
and Craig, of Macon; Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Pye and son, Walter; Mr.
and Mrs. Trice Riddle and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Riddle of Montezuma
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. H. G. Pye.
Latest news from the bedside of
Jimmy Bone is that he is resting
very well at the local hospital al
though he is allowed very few
visitors. His many friends are very
much concerned a bout Jimmy s
condition and join in wishing for
him an early and complete recov
ery. It will be recalled that the
young high school senior was pain
fully injured several days ago when
a gas drum he was working on ex
ploded hurling him against a brick
wall several feet away.
Ministerial Student
To Preach at Antioch
Mr. Fary Osborne, a ministerial
student from Woodland, will be the
guest speaker Sunday at Antioc
Baptist Church.
Preaching hours are 11 a. m ana
7:30 p. m. Everyone is urged to
attend each of these services.
day through Friday of this week, Butler Methodist
each afternoon at 2 o’clock at Ho- Church Activities
i
W. M. U. Reporter.
reb church.
W.S.C.S World Day of Prayer at
(nil the Methodist church is set for Fri-
hilOW I our OCllOOl day (tomorrow, 3 p. m.
I “The Day a Part” at Columbus
(This column is sponsored by the gtribbling Terrace Methodist church
Butler Chapter of Future Busi- March 20th at 10 a. m. Everyone
ness Leaders of America.) ds re q Ue sted to bring sandwiches.
The Junior Class of Butler High
School took the Merit Scholarship
Test on Tuesday of this week.
There will be a motorcade leav
ing Butler School area at 10:30 on
Wednesday morning, March 14, to
atend the State Tournament for
girls in Macon.
Students will be excused to go to
the game by written permission
only. The next game will be played
on Thursday at 5:20 p. m.
We would like for everyone who
goes to the game to go in the mo
torcade because escort arrange
ments are being made.
, The basketball trophies the girls
I have won this year are on display
in the lobby of the school build
ing.
Mr. Marchman went to Braselton
Saturday night to see the finals of
Region 8 between Buford High
School and Chestatee. Butler plays
the number two team from Region
8 which is Chestatee.
1 Rev. Wm. J. Ervin of Columbus
wil be in charge of the Fourth
Quarterly Conference at the Butler
Methodist church March 21st at 7
p. m. This will also include a cov
ered dish supper.
Mt. Pisgah W.M.U.
“Week of Prayer”
The W. M. U. is meeting each
day this week, Monday through
Friday at 9 a. m. and 2 p. m. at the
church in observance of “Week of
Prayer” for Home Missions.
I The Mt. Pisgah group joins in
prayer fellowship with the South
ern Baptist W.M.U. members.
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Little Johnny is paying the piper for acting up in
school today. Fortunately, however, his mother
doesn’t have to worry about his late arrival home.
A. seemingly unimportant telephone call so often
means so much in terms of peace of mind. It
certainly is nice to know that every hour of every
day telephone service is working for us. Small
wonder it’s today’s biggest bargain.
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