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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1945
Page
2
Reynolds residents and relatives visit Macon Americus Atlanta Cordele Perry and Warner Robins for shopping visits family events and church or club activities. Notable mentions include clothing for Europe drive USO support food for Britain drives and local club sponsorships.
The Gordon Carson Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will meet at Reynolds Club House at 3 p.m. Thursday December 13. Dr. Frank Sams Captain Dr. Philips Bryan Captain and Lt. Garland Byrd will give talks. The public is invited to attend and honor recently returned overseas service men.
R L Swearingen announces candidacy for Mayor of Reynolds for term 1946 to 1947. Election set for Tuesday January 1 1946 under city ordinances. Swearingen asks for voter support and signs off with respect.
The Woman's Improvement Club sponsors a food drive for Britain and asks each member to bring two cans to the next meeting at the Club house in Reynold on December 5. This is the next regular meeting date.
Wesley and Burtis Bickley hosted Thomaston visitors with the Whatleys. Maxwell and Suggs families, plus R M Suggs, visited the Suggs home. Mattie Julia Whatley stayed with Mary Frances Gilson. Charlie Slaughter spent days in Columbus. Lonnie Parker from Camp Perry VA visited with his wife and child. The Downs and Whatleys hosted relatives, while the Jordans from Macon spent the weekend with the Heaths.
The Reynolds High School second six weeks honor roll lists students by grade from grade two to grade eleven including Emily Ann Montfort Mary Anne Trussell John Mims Frank Sams Anne Harp Patty May Jeanette Trussell Mary Blair Don Bond Skippy Ogburn Babs Bond Sue Fain Barbara Hollis Sylvia Swearingen Shirley Trussell Julian Hollis John Carson Betty Nelson Joyce Fuller Mary Wainwright Constance Barrow Mary Pierce and Carol Barrow. Certificates from the National Board of Examiners of Penmanship were awarded with Seal of Acceptance to grade four students James Hartley Mary Bloodworth Jeanette Trussell Virginia Hancock Woody Nelson Sue Robbins Patty May and Mary Blair. grade five Mattie Lou Eubanks Sydney Winters. grade seven Julian Hollis and Mary Wainwright. Each participant earned a National Writing Improvement Certificate.
Lydia Williams of Columbus visits Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Williams and family. Pearl McManus guests Rupert Willis. Helen Perkins of Americus visits Hugh and Mrs. Perkins. Nannie Martin of Butler visits Lee Watson. Leonard King of Newnan and family spend weekend here. D W Martin visits Frances Sealy at G S C W Milledgeville. Carolyn Brown of Fort Benning visits home. Abbott family moves to Butler. Mary Ann Williams visits Betty Gay. Carson Parks moves into Adams residence bought from Rod Brown. H N Culverhouse visit Fannie Pickard. J P Massangale visits friends here.
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement and for floral offerings. Geraldine Williams Frieda Williams W A Williams Mrs Hoodman Parks Mrs W L McGinty Mrs Clara Eden L E Williams Nettie L Jones J D Williams Lucile Williams Alma Farrow. Pair of nice males 7 and 8 years old. If interested see or write Charlie Horton Reynolds Ga.
Rev. W. F. Cheek of Americus preached at Lebanon church on Sunday and accepted the pastorate for the coming year. Local residents and visitors named include Mrs. Mollie Pilkinton of Macon and numerous Harris, Wisham, Hurst, Barrow, and Stringfield families visiting or traveling in the area.
Taylor Mill residents share weekend visits with relatives friends travel to Macon and Manchester. The Girl Reserves and WM A commend public support for hamburger sales and Sunday School plans. Local families welcome new neighbors and note illness recoveries and church activities.
I am in the market for good milk cows heavy springers or fresh in. Address D. W. Payne Reynolds Ga inquiry ad in local notice style.
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