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L THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, JUNE 14, 1962. PAGE SEVEN Local Happenings Miss Margaret Tante will attend college in Atlanta. Dwight Harris is attending Mar tha Berry College, Rome. Rev. and Mrs. Bert Wheeler visit ed Florida the first of the week. Mrs. Maude Rowell of Warner Robins is spending this week with Mrs. Lokie Rogers. Mrs. A. J. Gill spet Sunday at Shelman the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gill and children. Miss Linda Holland of Pelham is visiting Mrs. W. F. Trawick and Mrs. Edmondson this week. Miss Edith Fountain of Milledge- ville was the guest of friends and relatives here last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bateman of Macon were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Benns Sr., last Friday. Mr. Cecil Griggs of Atlanta, John Childs left Sunday for Au burn University where he will be a student. Errol Burdeshaw, John Locke, 1 Dudley Eubanks are attending GSC in Americus. Mr. and Mrs. Childs and little son of Rome, Ga., were the week end guests of their mother, Mrs. Lew A. Harmon. Messrs Buddy Hobbs, Gary Wind ham and Steve Bazemore left (to day) Thursday for Young Harris College where they will attend school this summer. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fountain re turned home Tuesday from Monti- cello, Fla., where they attended the wedding of Judy Fountain of Monticel'o and Paul Allen of Can ton, Ohio. MRS. WALTER DONALD WAINWRIGHT Reese-Wainwright Mr. William Neisler, Mrs. Ruth Wedding Solemnized „ . „ Neisler, Mr. Roy Bohler and Miss A + fKurrVi Mr. Cecil Griggs of Atlanta, Helen Bohler s ' ent the week end At Urittm <~n urch spent th e week end with his par- with Rev and Mrs Frank Bohler ents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnol Gnggs. at j obnson Q tv Tenn. Miss Miriam Miss Jean Griggs is spending the week at the Methodist Senior As sembly at Wesleyan College, Ma con. Mr. Fred Adams and Mrs. Mar tha Glasure of Atlanta, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Luke Adams. Mrs. Farley Reeves of Thomaston spent several days here recently with her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Benns. Mr. Marshall Dean left Sunday for Jefferson where he will be em ployed as SCS Aid during the sum mer months. Miss Brenda Albritton and Miss Betty Smith left Sunday for Ma con where they will attend Macon Vocational School. Dr. Gray Fountain spent Thurs day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fountain. Toy and Dellene Fountain returned home with him. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gill attended the wedding of their niece, Miss Judy Gill at the Chapel of Flow ers in Warner Robins Sunday p.m. Mr. Clarence EdmoAdson of At lanta and Bonnie and Donnie Wainwright of Hapeville, spent the week end with Mrs. Lucy Edmond son. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Purvis Jr., of Denver, Col., arrived Saturday for a several days’ visit with their sis- ster, Mrs. F. E. Posey and other relatives. Mrs. Elma Swain, Miss Mildred Gay, Janie and Toni Morgan at tended the funeral of their brother and uncle Mr. M. J. Gay at Cuth- bert Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis of Camilla; Mr. and Mrs. Bobbie Woods, Rome, Ga. were the guests of Mrs. Bert Car- son last week. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. McCrary and son, Jack, of Panama City, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Rogers of Thomaston were the week end guests of Mrs. Lokie Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Morris Pound and children of Thomason, will soon take up their residence at Green ville, S. C.. their many local at Johnson City, Tenn. Miss Miriam 3ohler returned home with them. Butler Garden Club Met June 6th The First Baptist Church, Griffin, was the setting at 8 p. m., May 19, for marriage of Miss Elizabeth Anne Those attending H-D Council at Reese to Mr W alter Donald Wain- Rock Eagle last week included: wright 0 f Butler and Ft. Valley. Rev. Mrs. Elizabeth Cooper, Mrs. Jack E H Dunn of But ier performed the Peed, Mrs. Hazel Patrick, Mrs. Amy cere mony Gill, Mrs. Luke Adams, Mrs. Ben- The b ^‘ de is the daU gliter of Mr. nie Avera, Mrs. Darby Kirksey and and Mrs James M Reese of Griffin. Mrs. Kenneth Ba-row. I Mr. Wainwright is the son of Mr. ,, , T c „ D 'and Mrs. Walter Wainwright of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Vann, Byron; Rutler M / S> Ch f S 'J ann ’ ° f Wa J ner Robins; The ‘ church was decorated with a Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Trawick and j central arran gement of white children, Mrs. Susie Davis were ladg and m pomS) fern and the guests of Mrs. Lucy Edmondson cande i a b r a Saturday evening. The group served Miss The i ma Brisendine, organist barbecue in Mrs. Edmondson’s back rendere d a program of prenuptial yard. music.Charles Crocker, soloist, sang several selections. Edward Wainwright of Butler, brother of the groom, served as best l ^ er ' man. Ushers were Jimmy Reese and wci.i. ouigc, a., n.c * hos- Freddy Reese, brothers of the bride; pital. Mr. Pye was removed to his charles Ayers of Reynolds, brother hump in Macon Tuesdav and is re- , „<> RuaH, Mrs. H. G. Pye, Sr., spent Sun day at the bedside of her son, Mr. H. G. Pye, Jr., who recently under went surgery at the Macon home in Macon Tuesday and is re- in . law of" the groom and Buddy ported to be recuperating satisfac- Dunn of Butler, torily. Mrs. Charles Ayers of Reynolds, . , , ! sister of the groom, was matron of Mrs. Jewel W. Wallace, Atlanta; honor she wore a pink chiffon Mr. and Mrs. W. Guy Windham, dress f ea turing a pink draped scoop Tifton; Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Wind- neckline and sat i n midriff ending ham and daughter, Barbara,_ Ma- j in back witlh a bouquet of cascade pink and white pom poms. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a short bouffant gown featuring a scooped neckline bordered with pearls and sequins, and lace inserts on the bodice and con; Mr. C. Gary Windham, Thom son Mrs. Eula Windham, Cochran visited the home of Mrs. J. T. Mathews last week end. Mr. anl Mrs. Kenneth A. Living ston are new residents of Butler. they are making their home the Mrs. Ruth West home. Local . , . , .JSL' 1 skirt. Her fingertip veil of illusion Mr. Livingston is affiliated with feR from a crown 0 f pearls and se ttle local Citizens State Bank and q uins she carried a bouquet of cumbidium orchids. , Mrs. Reese, mother of the bride, citizens extend a cordial welcome j wore a m j n t gre en crepe dress with to these new comers into our com- [matching accessories, mumity. i Mrs. Wainwright, mother of the . , . I groom wore a navy crepe dress Greg Brown spent Friday night wRb ma t c hing accessories. and Saturday with his maternal | T after the wi grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry The Butler Garden Club met June 6th at the local Community House. Mrs. Billy Amos presided over the business session. Miss Louise Hill, program chairman, presented Mrs. Richard Parks of Reynolds, who gave a talk on interesting and unusual flower containers. A num ber of containers were displayed and discussed. The hostesses, Mrs. John Turk, Mrs. Bertha Bazemore and Mrs. Lewis Beason served a sweet course to members and guests. Postmaster in Hospital Friends regret to learn that Mr. Carl Hobbs is a patient at the Ma con hospital. His room is No. 607. His host of friends hope for the genial postmaster an early and complete recovery. Birth Announcement Mrs. James Lail announces the birth of a daughter on May 31st at the Sams hospital. She is to be called Cynthia Jean. Cemetery Notice The regular annual cleaning of Bethel Primitive Baptist Church cemetery has been changed to June 26th. All who have relatives and friends buried here, or anyone in terested in the cemetery are re quested to come and bring tools to do this work. Come early in order to finish with the work before it gets so hot. Butler, Georgia THURSDAY & FRIDAY, June 14 & 15 (Show Time, Night Only, 8:15 o’clock) “TEENAGE iiLUeflAIRE” SATURDAY, June 16 (Shows: 2:30 P. M. and 8:15 P. M.) “X-15” “GUN STREET” SUNDAY & MONDAY, June 17 & 18 (Sunday Shows: 2:30 P. M. & 9:15 P. M.) ELVIS PRESLEY “WILD IN THE COUNTRY” TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, June 19 & 20 (Night Show Only) “Snow White & the Three Stooges” CAROL HEISS Childies Service Station BUTLER GEORGIA Shell OH Products Sporting Goods ICE BLOCK or CRUSHED Sunday Hours: 7-30 A. M. to 8-30 A. M. Fishing Supplies & Equipment Moulton while his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Brown were in Atlanta and Marietta for the commence ment exercises at Southern Techni cal Institute. Steve was a member of the graduating class. Visitors in the James Lail Sunday included and Mrs. Roy Kirksey and Barbara, | Mrs. M. C. Lail, Mrs. Howard Kirk sey and Judy all of Butler; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lail and Miss Faye Mott of Thomaston: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lail and children of Daw- vine b. c, men son; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Saint friends will be interested to leam. | and children of Barnesville. Immediately after the wedding, a reception was held in the Cheatham auditorium, The bride’s table was decorated with crystal candelabra, pink carnations and ivy. Mrs. Bill Crawford kept the brides book. The couple left for a wedding . .. trip to Florida. For traveling Mrs. home of Mrs. wmmvright wore a two piece lime Mr - 1 green outfit with black patent ac cessories. She wore the orchids taken from her bridal bouquet. The couple will reside in Fort Valley. KER’S Grocery & Market Butler, Ga. UN 2-4445 Card of Thanks We wish to take this means to convey our sincere thanks for your thoughtfulness of our dear one, Mr. Ernest Davis, during his illness and subsequent death. The cards, floral offering and many other things that helped during our bereave ment shall always be remembered by each member of the family. We also extend thanks to the local hos pital staff for their untiring efforts in behalf of Earnest. Our earnest prayer is that God will abundantly bless each of you. The Family of ERNEST DAVIS. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends for their kind consideration shown me during my recent illness. The many cards, flowers, and other expressions of love were sin cerely appreciated. May God richly reward each of you is my prayer. Mrs. Eula Averett. EXTRA SPECIAL 12 Oz Old Virginia Grape Jam 12 Oz Peach Preserves 3 For 69* THE CITIZENS STATE BANK BUTLER GEORGIA (Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation) CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for all the kindness shown us during the sad loss of our dear husband and father. We thank you for all the nice food and the beau tiful flowers. It was a great com fort to know that you were think ing of us at a time like this. May God bless each one of you is our sincere prayer. The Newel Montgomery Family. 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