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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1933
Page
2
Reynolds society notes list numerous visits and guests in Macon Atlanta and nearby towns. Names include Bettie Neisler R E Aultman Hodges Powell Graves Lary Hammock Thews Hill Poole Wade Hicks Hutchinson Taylor Barrow Cooper Hicks Hicks Jinks Jinks Bell etc. The piece covers church activities picnics camp meeting attendance and family visits with multiple families hosting relatives and friends.
Circle No 1 met Tuesday afternoon with 12 members and two visitors. The program featured devotional, poems, duets, and readings including The Old Rugged Cross and Is a Rural Church Doomed. Hostesses served an ice course. next meeting via Mrs E H Joiner.
Miss Sadie Mosley returned home at Lizella after a week as Miss Bess Neisler's guest. Many friends of Mrs. O. R. Montgomery report improvement after illness. Eleanor McDonald visits grandparents in Macon. Local folks attended Juniper camp and Warm Springs day trips. Several Montgomerys and Windhams visit Lizella, Macon, Thomaston, and Oglethorpe, with other relatives and guests noted in brief local notices.
Miss Frances Neisler of Reynolds and Miss Vivian Allen of Americus performed on a radio program broadcast from Americus. Miss Allen, who has sung weekly, will soon move to Chattanooga and gave a farewell program. Neisler, a gifted pianist, recently earned a trip to the World's Fair and appeared with her.
Mrs W L Rogers and Miss Jacequline Rogers were guests of Mr and Mrs Will Rogers Friday night. Numerous friends and relatives visited across Indian Springs Thomaston and Macon, including Las-Windham family members, Nellie and Marguerite French, Doris Cox, Jettie McGuffin, and Doris. Several staying with relatives in Ft Valley Macon and Butler, with Garden Valley and Ideal mentioned.
Miss Lottie Windham hosted a Sunday school class party on the community house lawn Saturday afternoon for the new member Doris Bartlett. Guests included Mrs. R. E. Smith and Miss Ruth Tanner, with games and refreshments served by the refreshment committee.
The Taylor Mill Men's Club met Saturday night at the community house to elect new officers for the year. Bee Supt. R. E. Smith was chosen president vice president Bob Blair secretary Clifton Moore reporter Leonard Nindham.
Miss Pauline Gaultney of Macon visited aunt Mrs. D. E. Byrd last week. Sunday dinner guests were Rev. and Mrs. David Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lancaster and Jean. Mrs. Carvell is somewhat improved. Crowell congregation enjoyed a good sermon by Rev. David Stubbs, the new pastor.
Ellsworth Vines struggled with a twisted ankle at Wimbledon and collapsed, revived, then continued as Jean Borotra, a French great, defended him by slapping a heckler. The incident underscores sportsmanship and the author’s view of youth, memory, and aspiration amid New York’s harbor scenes and schoolday musings.
In a tale blending ambition, marriage, and vengeance, Peggy Cortely rises from Seattle society to wield influence, then falls under scandal as her husband William gains power in the governorship race and later severs ties. A final tragic turn includes her Paris life and a contrite will sending a charitable inheritance to a Cortely Home for motherless children.
Special excursion to New York from Savannah via Central of Georgia with Savant Thence Ocean Steamship Camp. Round trip 87 dollars includes berth and meals aboard ship. Tickets on sale August 81 to September 1 for S S City Louis sailing Sept 5 80 p m Returning, passengers must leave New York by September 1983. Ask ticket agent for details.
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