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THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, MAY 24, 1962. PAGE 7 Local Happenings [American Legion, Woman’s Auxiliary Each Win Trophies Mrs. Herman Amos spent Wed- Gill-Johnson nesday with Mrs. Aline Lowe in I . . . Buena vista. | Announce Plans for Mesdames Lewis Beason, Charles'Wedding in June Willis and Bertha Bazemore, spent | Tuesday in Atlanta. | The wedding of Miss Judy Des- _ p . • I mond Gill, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fountain were Xir _„ T recent euests of Mr and Mrs Norris ^ rs ' Leon Gill, to Henry Carroll recent guests oi Mr ana Mrs. iNorris Johnson f M D L williams Sikes in Miami, Fla. | of M acon, will take place at 3 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Underwood June 10th at the Chapel of Flow;- ers with Rev. Wm. F. Childres of- spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Taunton and sons. Mrs. Alma Stripling of Americus was the week end guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Eli Garrett. ficiating. No invitations are being mailed, but relatives and friends are in vited to attend. Sharpe—Akin Mrs. W. H. Trussell, Mrs. Frank Gray and Mrs. Tom Fountain spent Wednesday in Macon. j Mrs. Marjorie Sharpe of Jackson- of ville, Fla., announces the engage- Citizen’s Role In Savings Bond Drive Stressed Egg, Poultry Meet Set for June 10 ; of Dothan. Ala., president, an- [ flounces. The Board will hear the recom mendations of its Egg, Broiler and Decatur, Ga. — The Board of Di- Turkey advisory committees. Chair- rectors of the Southeastern Poultry men of these committees are Board The Third District American Le- r- Ta j ° r n° U j t £ S - g ° al in the 1962 and Eg S Association will meet in members Maurice Pickier. New The Third District American Le Freedom Bond Drive will be $26,000 t its first reeular summer session London. N. C.; Smith johnson, gion and Auxiliary met in annual Series E and H Bond saleg) Mrs .| Ju S ne ^ 12 ft the BrcSvater Beach Woodstock, Ga.. and Marvin John- Maesal Childres, chairman of the , Hotel, Biloxi, Miss., A. A. Middleton son, Rose Hill, N. C. volunteer bond committee for this i ’ „ convention at Fitzgerald last Sun day. The Butler Post was honored by CO unty announces. Sales from the being awarded the 1962 Arthur J. f j rts c f the year thru June will Gamara’s Membership Trophy. This count toward the quota. The inten- award is made each year to the Post sive drive will be centered in May- in the Third District that has the and j un e. highest percentage of quota on gut besides dollar sales, the par- Veteran’s Day, November 11th. ticipation of more families in a Members of the local Legion regular bond-buying program—with Post and Auxiliary attending the extra purchases during the drive annual District Convention were: period—is urgently needed, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Mathews, Miss Childres said. And she added: “The Elizabeth Mathews and Mr. and question for each of us is: “What Mrs. W. H. Trussell. Crossroads H-D Club Work Day May 12th can I do to help the cause of peace J and freedom?” It is a question of I survival of our way of life against I a triple threat: Military, ideological land economic. ... I “Selling more Savings Bonds helps our Treasury meet the mounting costs of keeping the peace A work-day with covered dish lunch at noon was the order of the —in a way that braces our econo D Frori Vanianrtinohain nf I vlue > * ia., announces me engage-,day at Cross Roads Club House on my against the strains that defense AugustavMted "li S™ and »< ■« Nancy Eliza- May the 12,h. pu,, on It And .. know that a hare last week pnH | beth Sharpe, to Robert Lawton Akin i Eleven ladies were present for strong economy is the base on irienus nere iusi weea e u. | son of Mrs H s Akin and the late tfie day and a number of hand which our military and ieological Mr. and Mrs. Frank Means and Mr. Akin of Howard. The marriage cr aft articles w-ere worked on to be force both rest. We have to keep children of Dalton were week end will take place June 17th at the displayed at family night supper showing the uncommitted peoples visitors of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. * Druid Hills Presbyterian church. Saturday evening at 8 o’clock. °f the world that our kind of eco- Perkins. ! Miss Sharpe is a graduate of Pres-, yj e began work at 10 a. m. and nomic system, under the four free- byterian College, Clinton, S. C. She after a short lunch period, work doms, still produces more benefits SEE IT NOW! OPEN TO SERVE YOU! Willis Red & White Super Market WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING SOON! Butler, Georgia AIR CONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT Mesdames Lester Peed, Sr. Jack Peed, R. C. Montgomery, Serna Cameron, visited Mrs. Clara Came ron, Sunday. Mr. E. O. Dickson, Houston, Tex. and Mrs. Richard Harding of Tam pa, Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Riley this week. Mrs. Jones Perryman of Talbot- ton visited her niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter Jr., and other local friends Tuesday. Mrs.Alice Riley is a patient at the local hospital. It is hoped that she will soon have a complete recovery. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wisham and Mr. and Mrs. James Stephens visit- member of the Public Rela- was resumed. " for more people than does the com- tion Staff at Grady Memorial Hos- At 2 p. m. the president called munist way. Propaganda won’t pre- pital, Atlanta. Mr. Akin attended te Q ub to order for a business ses- .vail over positive proof. Oglethorpe University and is as- s j on Devotional and reports from | “The local Savings Bonds com- sociated with a widely known busi- various chairmen of committees mittee needs help during the ness firm. were heard. The most encouraging drive. If you will volunteer, say so feature of the business proceedings , on a post card or phone me. Friends of Mr. Eddie Pennington W as the splendid progress being will be gratified to learn that he is recuperating satisfactorily at his home here after undergoing surg ery recently. Birth Announcement progress „ # . made in improvement of Club House ! Juniors Honor Seniors building. Club members recently obtained a very handsome coffee-maker by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Mont gomery announce the birth of an 8-lb. daughter on May 17th at the Peach County Hospital, Ft. Valley. She has been given the name Cyn- ed Mr. and Mrs. Wanza Wisham j thia Leigh, and will be called Cin selling flavoring. The business session journed. then ad- and children at LaGrange, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suggs, Thomaston; Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Peed, Warner Robins, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suggs Sun day. Mrs. Wilson Jarrell is a patient at the Medical Center Hospital in Columbus. Friends wish for Mrs. Jarrell a speedy and complete re covery. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Founthain spent Friday and Saturday in Manchester the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Seab Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slade. Those attending the funeral of Mr. J. W. Hand at Columbus Mon day included Mr. Gordon Parks, Mr. Perry Parks, Mrs. Lucy Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vandegrift, Mrs. Marcus Parks and Mrs. H. H. Parks. Mrs. Jason Elliston sustained a broken hip Tuesday while she and Mrs. J. W. Waters were coming out the Dempsey Hotel in Macon. She was immediately rushed to the Ma con hospital where she will be hospitalized for about ten days. Her room number is 537. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wain- wright and children of Augusta: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Earl Wainwright and son, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Wainwright of Ft. Valley and Mrs. Raymond Giles of Reynolds, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Wainwright. Gen. and Mrs. Leonard Sims of Jacksonville, Fla., were recent guests of Mrs. Helen Dunwody. They were enroute to Atlanta to at tend the “Parade of the Troubadors Saturday night. Steve Persons, Mrs. Sims’ grandson, is a member of this talented group. Steve is the 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Persons of Atlanta. From time to time the Herald hears from out of town friends re garding these columns and one came this week seeking news of the Benns family, especially “Mr. Charlie” and “Miss Mattile. ’ We wish to thank Mrs. J. M. Royal of Newnan for interest shown in these dear people and to advise they are doing well. Their children are fre- quent visitors in tho homo of their parents. Also many former citizens of the community when making re turn visits to the city call by the Benns family home for a visit. Cross Roads H. D. Club I Family Night Supper ! Family Night Supper at Cross Roads Clubhouse was well attended Last Friday Evening (By Mrs. Verna Griggs) Using the pink, white and silver colors of the 1962 Senior Class, the Juniors honored the Seniors, facul ty and guests with a “Song In My Heart” banquet at the Butler High Gymnatorium, Friday night. Jerry Allmon served as toast mas ter. Richie McCants, president of dy. Mrs. Montgomery is the former and en joyed in the newly arranged j the Junior Class extende d the wel- Carole Greer of Fort Valley. iClub dining room. I We recognized several very wel- Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Mitchell of come d guests including our County Barnesville, announce the birtly of Commissioners and County Warden. i An interesting program was ren dered under the direction of Mrs. B. Avera. Mrs. Will Turner led in group singing, accompanied by Crum Shehee, Rufus Smith and Calvin Hardy on guitar and mandilon. They rendered several delightful 'musical numbers. Two humorous huomorus readings were given by :Mrs. Beason. | Special honor was extended Mr. ;B. F. Kirksey for his untiring ef forts toward the Club house work Lost between my home (Marshall ag well as for his every interest Apt. House) and local Post Office otherwise looking to the best in- one Daisy Air Rifle. Finder please teres t 0 f the Club House and com- _ daughter, Dondra Sue, at a For syth hospital May 16th. Mrs. Mit chell is the former Miss Reba Sud- deth. The paternal grand mother is Mrs. E. E. Mitchell and maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wal ter E. Suddeth. Undergoes Surgery ADS. CLASSIFIED DAISY AIR RIFLE LOST munity in general. —Club Reporter. Card of Thanks contact me and get reward. G. W. HEATH (5241p) Butler, Georgia FOR SALE Horses, Ponies and Saddles for children and adults. Good selection I wish to thank my friends to choose from. We deliver. Butler for their kind concern shown ALTON CARTER me during my recent surgery. Your (5125p Plains, Georgia. cards and prayers meant so much to me and I hold each and every THOMASTON PROTECTED ROUTE one of you dear to my heart. I am delivery and sales combination. 1 recuperating nicely now and hope One man to work 9 hours daily tojto see as many of you as possible replace one who didn’t. $81 a week whenever I’m in Butler again. come and Steve Bazemore, president of the Senior Class, responded. Principal Malcolm J. Marchman gave the address of the evening and Doris Peed, Roger Ann Street- man and Barbara Mashburn com pleted the roster of speakers. Dan Windham and Mrs. Bessie Nelson are the sponsors of the Junior Class. YOU’LL NEVER SCORE on reducing outgo, with out a ChecK Book. The record shows you how you spend and where you can save. And checks are the safe way to pay. Open your Checking Account at this bank. THE CITIZENS STATE BANK BUTLER GEORGIA (Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) guaranteed plus bonus. Average earnings should exceed $100 a wk. Advance with long established com pany of 56 years. For an interview appointment, write National Con cern, 2810 King Street, Columbus, Georgia. (534b) Sewing Machine Repairs, all makes; Repairman will be in town Every Saturday. Call or bring ma chines to: McKenzie Furniture, Ph. UN. 2-4665. (419tf) FOR SALE One, two-bed room home located near Butler; also two, three-bed- rom homes within the City limits of Butler; $50.00 down, and move in. Contact: ROGER STRIETMAN Ideal, Georgia (3’15’tf) Phone 2-387 The story is that a Texan walked into a store and stumbled across a smal object. Looking down he saw that it was a money clip containing several $50 bills. “Well, say, this is great!” he boomed happily, as he threw the bills aside. “I’ve never owned a money clip!” Mrs. Myrtice (Sorrells) Thrasher 320 Twelfth Street South Bessemer, Alabama Card of Thanks For your many deeds of kindness and sympathetic understanding shown me and my family in the passing of a dear wife and mother, Mrs. L. L. Minor, Sr., we wish to express our thanks. Your friendship continues to be our most prized possession. L. L. MINOR, Sr. and Family. ATTENTION! All persons interested in taking music lessons may contact Elizabeth Mathews in person, by mail, or by telephone for further information. Phone: UN. 2-2122 or UN. 2-4455 Goddard Funeral Home LUCY CHAPEL 96 Years of Service Telephones: TI 7-4835 TI 7-4755 Our Carefully Trained Staff is capable of handling your prob lems in time of need, Call on us for consultation. Help Fight Eye Disease SEE YOUR OPTOMETRIST ONCE A YEAR DEAN THEATRE Under New Management Jimmy Bone Four Excellent Pictures Showed Each Week Sunday and Monday; Tuesday ar.d Wednesday; Thursday and Friday Saturday—Double Feature. Sunday Show will be featured on Sunday afternoons and Sunday nights after church hours Night Showing begins at 8:00 p. m. with the exception of Sunday nights which will begin after church hours at 9:15 Afternoon showing will be only on Saturday and Sunday at 2:00 p. m. Now Showing—FRIDAY, MAY 25th “Six Gun Toombstone” SATURDAY, MAY 26th “Secrets of Deep Harbor” SUNDAY AND MONDAY, MAY 27th and 28th The Last Time I Saw Archie