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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
2
Reynolds residents and visitors are noted at Macon Atlanta Columbus and Monticello events. Many attend weekend trips and shopping in Macon while others visit relatives in Columbus and Chicago. Dr Ferdinand Carson attends Soil Conservation Convention in Atlanta.
Saturday night friends gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Halley to celebrate Rebecca Culpepper's birthday. The party included a Ping Pong game, a red dress return, and a Christmas tree cake with red candles and gifts. London Fog was served.
Reynolds Baptist Church Circle No. 1 and Bonnie Ruf fin Circle met in the Sunday School annex for a covered dish dinner and fellowship before the Mission Study program. In the auditorium Mrs. H. C. Bond led the study with Mrs. Frank Sams and Mrs. J. T. Barrow presenting the book Across the Bridge, signaling the Season of Prayer for foreign Missions from November 28 to December 2. Twenty-two members attended.
The Reynolds Baptist Woman's Missionary Society held a Week of Prayer for Foreign Missions from November 28 to December 2. Members attended daily hourlong sessions guided by Prayer Chairman Mrs Wade Lane with assistants Mrs Charles Denning Mrs C B Byrd Mrs Bob Whiddon Mrs C E Whatley Mrs J W Windham and Mrs J T Barrow. Fourteen members joined each day and homes of several members hosted meetings.
Last week at Ft Valley Methodist church a training course drew participants including Mrs N L Halley and Amelia, Mrs J W Waters, Mrs Cecil Gaultney, Mrs Henry Hobbs, Rev and Mrs Culpepper and Rebecca.
Antwerp readers will soon receive an unusual book from the Christian Book Club. The title is phosphorescent and shines in the dark and its pages carry a sulfurous odor. The content centers on the devil.
Cecil Sawyer from Reynolds has been selected as boy personality for the Sou'wester issue of the fall quarter. A four year letterman in basketball baseball and track in high school, he is president of Kappa Sigma Phi Fraternity at GSC and majors in engineering. He plans to attend Auburn next year and values the student body attitude toward education while disliking Monday assemblies. He describes ideal traits in a girl, lists favorites in food film and music, and notes his parents are Mr and Mrs I Charles S Sawyer of Reynolds.
University of Georgia hosts Home Ec Day on January 27 with about 600 high school students teachers and HD agents. Guided tours of nursery school home management houses Dawson Hall and dormitories are planned with displays from the Home Economics departments. Barbara Lewis of Rome is general chair with Sharon Spieks of Decatur as co chair and several committee heads handling decorations program invitations publicity and skit.
Reynolds high school schedules a Friday homecoming with a 4 p.m. parade, a 5:30 to 7 p.m. barbecue at the lunchroom for $1 per plate, and a 6 p.m. basketball trio against Byron High. The event ends with a sock hop in the gym and refreshments for students and alumni. Principal H. W. Sasser announced the lineup.
Reynolds School reports honor roll students across grades four through twelve for the term. Notable names include Lucy Mangham Danny Perkins Johnny Crook Ginger Goodroe Karen Horton Marilyn Windham Buster Byrd Diane Children Jennie James Buddy Marshall Joy McCrary Vicki McInvale Billy Patterson Jimmy Whatley Harold Young Jackie Fountain Peggy Children Eugene Hodges Peggy McInvale Linda McRee Jimmy Ricks Edward Swearingen Tim Waller Lynda Whatley Butch Thornton Sara Ann Fountain Martha Lynn Parker Sandy Hinton Diane Hill Angie Hobbs Naia Goddard Opal Lowe Clopess Montgomery Leila Byrd.
The tunnel of love at Lakewood Park in Atlanta caught fire on Monday afternoon. The park was closed for cold weather. no one was hurt. Maurice Coleman cited damage to the roof and fences and a destroyed concession stand. Estimated losses range up to ten thousand dollars with insurance unclear. the Old Mill structure had last been rebuilt in 1957 and had burned before.
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