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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1920
Page
3
Reynolds residents and visitors fill pages with names visiting kin, business trips to Atlanta and Columbus,Winters at Oglethorpe and Miona Springs, and gatherings at Clayton Tallulah Falls and Augustas. The column lists dozens of individuals and families from Reynolds and nearby towns, with multiple trips and social visits noted.
Fort Valley resident Bert Taylor spent the weekend away, details of his itinerary not provided in the fragment.
The cemetery committee of the Woman's Improvement Club requests all who have lots in Reynolds cemetery to clean them within the next week if possible. The club cleans lots of movers but urges townspeople to tend their own plots, as most are in bad condition.
An ad notes a Chevrolet roadster in good condition needing no costly repairs. The seller offers it at half price, highlighting its reliability and immediate availability.
Mrs J D Beall and Mrs T D Seay hosted the Reynolds W I Club with a program featuring Miss Melissa Ogburn on Rubinstein life, piano solos by Marie Barrow E P Hodges Helen Hodges and a vocal duet by Mesdames Hinton Hodges. A frozen salad course followed for a large gathering. Visitors included Mrs Hi E Sayer Mrs a Saylor and others. Next meeting set with Miss Nettie Paris and Mrs Dorothy Strong on September 1 at 730.
Georgia delegates are named for the October Tokio gathering. Ten official delegates from the Georgia Sunday School Association include R. D. Webb Martha Harris J. W. Ham H. N. Rainey Fred Houser Claude Hutcheson W. B. Warthen and others from Atlanta and surrounding areas. The ten day convention will explore mission stations and points of interest in the Orient.
In the Savannah Press analysis, Cliff Walker challenges gubernatorial rival Tom Hardwick, assembling a decisive press narrative. The piece frames Walker as a potential giant killer if he succeeds in exposing Hardwick’s weaknesses.
A quip notes that the loudest complainer about a broken car is often the person who wants more rides rather than the one who must repair it. The remark satirizes human nature and dependency on others.
A collection of raisin focused baking notes and recipes. Raisin rolls raisin sauce raisin pancakes and tips highlight the fruit as a sweetener and flavor enhancer with instructions for stirring, mixing and baking in a moderate oven and serving hot with maple syrup.
An old lecture on reconstruction inspires talk about building and gain while a comic interruption questions outcomes from building a fire in a haymow. The note highlights fossil seed preservation found by Professor Oliver in Lancashire coal measures.
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