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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
2
Reynolds and surrounding towns buzz with news as residents travel for work and leisure. Miss Hicks visits Atlanta while Rob Jones accepts a Florida post, and many guests travel between Reynolds, Americus, Macon, and other spots. The column notes numerous visits, welcomes, and a large W I Club supper with local performances.
For sale two heavy milk producing cows with high butter-fat content and gentle temperaments. Both cows are eligible for registration and expected to freshen in three to four weeks. Contact A. J. Payne of Reynolds, Georgia.
A local talent musical comedy titled Rose Time will be presented Tuesday at 8:00 PM in the Reynolds High School Auditorium, produced by Wayne P. Sewell Productions under the Building Circles of the Methodist Church. Director Willa Berta Rogers and pianist Eva Draughon lead a large cast with notable chorus girls and boys. admission is 50 cents for children under 12, 75 cents for general, and 85 cents for reserve seats.
Notice is given that an election will be held in Reynolds School District for a board member to succeed H. K. Sealy whose term has expired. The election is set for August 22, 1925, as of July 22, 1925. W. T. Austin, C. S. Taylor County, Ga.
Reynolds High School announces opening dates for the coming school year with specific Sept days for examinations and registration. Fees set by the Board of Education include 10.00 for non residents and graded amounts from 2.50 to 5.00 depending on grade levels. Superintendent E H Joiner signs the notice.
Mrs. Troy Whatley hosted four tables of Bridge with autumn decor and salad, followed by Mrs Lewis Ruffin hosting four tables in pink verbena and ivy. The gatherings featured many guests, prize winners, and a luncheon cadence with multiple hostesses and a Palm Beach style roster.
The Woman's Improvement Club meets at Mrs. Tom Saunders home with Miss Frances Windham as joint hostess on Sept. 2 at 3 30 pm. The program features Outline of year's work by the President, America's uncrowned queen, My household budget, Home Sweet Home, Balanced meals and child development, among others.
Mrs Earl Wright hosted a bridge luncheon with guests Mra C A Wilson of Cordele and Mrs O N Allen of Chattanooga. The event featured vocal selections by Mrs Wright and piano solos by Miss Helen Hodges, with center pieces and salad sets awarded to honorees and attendees.
In Reynolds versus Carter, the city condemned Carter property for waterworks. Arbitrators valued at 4000 dollars, owner sought 18000. Trial awarded 6000 to Carter. The court of appeals affirmed the Taylor superior court ruling. Brown Marshall and Jerre Moore represented Reynolds. Homer Beel represented Carter.
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