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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1957

Page

2

Reynolds Telegrams: Local Families Vacations and Visits

Community notes list numerous visits and travels by Reynolds residents and relatives. Highlights include Frankies Lewis in Atlanta, Hicks visiting Leary, Indian Springs trips, Nassau vacation, Daytona Beach trip, Macon shopping, and a midweek wedding at Reynolds Methodist Church for Robert A Bert. Additional items mention tours to Decatur New England and Savannah, travels to Brooklyn and Holland, and family arrivals such as Marsha Ann born to Marshall Hartman and wife.

Taylor Mill Club Women Meet in Regular Session

The Taylor Mill Woman's Club gathered August 7 with Mrs. Harold Gates presiding. After devotion and a roll call, by-laws amendments were approved and plans set for August and September activities including hot dog sales and a story shower for Mrs. J. B. Youngblood.

Taylor Mill Club Taylor Mill Woman’s Club Harold Gates W.T. Roberson J. C. Smith James Hinton Rex McInvale Gates Paul Roberson Elmer Childree Reginald McInvale Jimmie Hobbs Vera Windham Elmer Rogers Herman Lavender Leila Underwood Lamar Rogers J. B. Youngblood Rex MclInvale Syd Croke Chamie Swafford

Crowell Community Notes Reach Out With Visits

Mrs Mansel Davison and children returned to Orlando after visiting Mr and Mrs George Young. Several families from Macon Perry Birmingham and Marietta visited Crowell locals. Illnesses noted include Mrs J B Byrd and Mrs Clarence Montgomery’s recovery from Montgomery Hospital. Christmas and weekend visits mentioned with multiple kin and friends seen across the region.

Dick Young Greenville S. C A. J. Fountain Tom Poole South Carolina Mansel Davison Orlando Fla George Young Osgood Young Martha Mary Macon Lavelle Stevens Leila Land Oklahoma City Okla H. E. Neisler Clarence Montgomery Montgomery Hospital Tom Windham Dianne Patsy Richard Ousley Warner Robins Clyde Mittie Windham G. T. Sanders H. L. Mosley J. B. Byrd Sams Hospital C. D. Lucas F. A. Stewart Birmingham Ala J. W. O'Neal Hilda Windham G. L. Sanders Hubert Mosley R. L. Philman Tommie O'Neal Peggy Lucas Alice Bodiford Rupert Mabel Julia Parr

First train ride ends in a blind gag

Two hillbillies ride a train. They buy soda from a vendor. In a tunnel one drinks, asks how it is. The other warns not to fetch the stuff and jokes he has gone blind from the experience.

Coca Cola Party Honors Mrs A D Johnston Before Germany Move

Mrs N L Halley hosted a Coca-Cola Party at her home Monday morning honoring her niece Mrs A D Johnston who will soon depart for Germany to join her husband for a three year stay. The home was decorated with roses driftwood fruits and nuts and Coca-Cola themed centerpieces. Thirty five guests attended and the guest of honor received a gift from the hostess.

N L. Halley A. D. Johnston Germany

Helpful P O Clerk Wrapping Mail Becomes Knot Hero

A Sioux Falls post office worker M T Stark assists a girl who cannot write by unwrapping and rewrapping a package to add an address. The girl insists the money is inside the package, and Stark completes the task with patience and humor.

Sioux Falls S. D M. T. Stark Stark

Girls Seek Equal Fun Not Marital Reform Says Traditions Shaken

A social note asserts that women no longer marry to reform husbands but seek their own shared pleasures and agency. The statement signals shifting views on marriage and independence in contemporary society.

Safety Before Chivalry in Motoring Manners

The Chicago Tribune Magazine argues true courtesy favors entering from the curb side. A man should enter first, leaving the woman to enter last and close the door, rather than assisting her and then taking the driver seat.

Chicago Tribune Tribune Magazine

Also Mentioned on This Page

Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds Frankie Lewis Atlanta Billy Hill Gordon Jimmy Childre Jim Fitzgerald Mrs. C. B. Hicks Leary, Ga Willie Suggs Indian Springs Emily Harp Ann Harp Mrs Frank Sams Nassau Mrs. William Horton of Syd James Lewis Hartman Daytona Beach Dan Poole John Henry Windham Sonny of Fairburn C. L. Davis Ilinois Rev Charles Davis Sylvia Ann Hartman Marshall Hartman James Fountain R. E. Aultman Bobby Aultman Baker St. Simons Gaultney Midway Baptist Church Sam Pruitt Thomaston Eric Newsom Marion Newsom Ernest Childre Palatka, Fla Roy Childre Don Pitts Valdosta Tom. Saunders Robert Swearing Emory University R. L. Swearingen Marshall Betty Ewing Douglas Roy Jones Reynolds Methodist Church Robert A. Bert Elizabeth Parker Julia Parker Decatur New England Mrs. Clay Whatley Savannah Tommie Edward Hester C. L. McCarty W. D. Warner Ideal J. D. Durham T. J. Hartman Marsha Ann Jimmy Hill Bernice Hill Waco, Texas Wright Hawkins Brooklyn New York Holland Taylor Childre Ocilla J. E. Childre J. A. Brunson Bob Brunson Grand Theatre Tex Ritter Curacu Beast of the Amazon James MacArthur Kim Hunter Aljso News Norma Sue Harris Thos Clifton Pierce Mobley Cross J. T. Judd Centerville L. H. Pierce Maurice Swearingen Paul Pierce Gene Thames June Thames Gloria Stephens Frances Monk Mrs. Pierce Florida East Coast Roberta Crowell News Mrs. N. L. Halley Mrs. Johnson P.O Butler Georgia World Life Insurance Society Farnom Street Omaha Nebraska Yefer Flint Electric Funt Electric Membership Corporation
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