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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1941
Page
2
Reynolds residents and guests mingle across Georgia towns with numerous visits to Macon, Athens, Plains, Montezuma, and Columbus. The Dorcas class hosts a Christmas tree event on Dec 17 at Mrs. Joiner’s home as the Woman’s Society of Christian Service holds a December meeting with a festive program.
The Baptist Woman's Missionary Union met last Monday afternoon at Reynolds Baptist church with Mrs. W. E. Marshall in charge. The program included carols such as Joy to the World and Hark the Herald Angels Sing, a devotional, Palestine topics, and talks on The Hope of the World. The meeting ended with a business session and prayer led by Mrs. R. A. Hinton.
The Gordon Carson U D C Chapter will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Chapter Club House on Thursday afternoon December 18 at 2:30 o clock. The program will discuss Our Community Part in the National Emergency. Women from Crowell Potterville and Panhandle Districts are urged to attend.
The Reynolds High School lunch room opened Monday in a brick building on the southeast corner of the school. Meals cost seven cents each or thirty five cents for the week, with no credit. A daily meal includes meat or substitute, vegetable, sweet milk, and hot bread, and commodities accepted as payment.
A list of sophomore performers and their song choices includes Carlton Windham singing I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire Edmond Poole Makin Whoo pee Rachel Gauiltney Everything Happens to Me Burnice Windham Can t We Be Friends Again Macelle Parks Step It Up and Go Walter Pierce Red Sails in the Sunset Marshall Hartman From One Love to Attether John Weldon Lost John Julian Whatley Alexander the Swoose Garland Blair Y Ain t As Smart As Ya Think Ya Are A D Windham I Don t Get It Grady Neisler So You re the One Louie Wright Green Eyes Earl Hightower If Its You Patricia Fuller Do I Worry Miss Cook You Great Big Beautiful Doll
The Reynolds High School sixth grade gains back its beloved Miss Lizzie on Monday morning. Principal praise for Mrs. Clark who filled in during her absence, while Mrs. Williams rejoins her duties and readers express mixed feelings about Clark's departure.
A humorous poem listing seven traits of the ideal girl. It emphasizes punctuality, modesty, neatness, playful give and take, attentive listening, good sportsmanship, and sweetness. The speaker invites a qualifying girl to be his beau.
A short time in service has inspired great affection for Mrs Clarke. She combines a friendly jovial disposition with broad intellect and steady capability in tasks large or small.
The second six weeks Honor Roll lists seventh grade students F H Nelson Carol Brown and Herschel Hollis. eighth graders Vaughn Blair Guy Clyatt Thomas Griffith Marvian Hollis Sydney Jones Samuel McCrary Charlie Montfort Mary Parks Hilda Weaver. ninth grader Louie Wright Earl Hightower. and tenth graders Ann Howard Neisler Agnes Gaultney Neva Sue Kirksey Dathine Brunson Louise Taunton Marion Newsome Margaret Woods Anne Halley Frank Barfield David Montfort.
Entries from R H S diary recount a quiet December start with Thanksgiving aftermath. December 3 notes a Glee Club cantata for the Woman's Club supervised by Mrs. Hollis and Mrs. Whatley. December 4 mentions singing in the rain and a Blue Monday label for November 24.
An alumna of our institute, praised by Mrs Preston, writes that she finished with an Excellent average in seven weeks and two days, breaking prior records and securing first employment with a group. The letter to Eugene Joiner reflects pride and the lasting value of the schooling.
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