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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1934
Page
2
Reynolds notes include a civic club update, local visitors such as Miss Eva B. Griffith and Miss Estelle Theus, and numerous social calls. Mentions Mrs J H Craughon illness, travel by Mr Paul Poe, Mr Edward Goddard visiting Atlanta, and local market ads for sausages and meats. The piece combines verse excerpt and community happenings with ads for Harry Powell and regional merchants.
The Reynolds Junior Music Club meets Saturday at 10:30 in the Pendergrast studio. Misses Nora and Mollie Coolik host. agenda includes studying an opera monthly with Aida this meeting and a review of Hansel and Gretel for absent members, plus piano and xylophone selections and a short orchestra practice. Frances Neisler, Club Rep.
Gordon Carson Chapter U D C meets January 19 at 2 30 PM hosted by Mrs Emory Seay with cohostess Mrs J R Lunsford The program includes songs poems and talks on Gen Robert E Lee his early life youth career and legacy by members including Mrs H C Whatley Mrs J R Lunsford Mrs A G Hicks Mrs L Pyron Miss Mabel Seay and Mrs Farl Marshall Historian.
Be Church announces morning service at 10 00 a m with H K Sealy as superintendent Preaching at 11 00 a m and 7 00 p m Public invited Rev J N Shell is pastor
The Citizens State Bank of FPey nolds held its annual stockholders meeting on Tuesday morning January 9. Of 15 stockholders all voted in person or by proxy. One thousand dollars in dividends, $1 000 set aside to surplus and a substantial amount to undivided profits. Officers elected: C H Neisler president W J Butler VP R L Bell cashier Miss W L Aultman assistant cashier. Directors: C H Neisler W J Butler R M Suggs Jr J H Neisler R L Bell. The bank is a member of the Temporary Federal Insurance Fund and Federal Reserve Banks.
Reynolds post office seeks lease bids for a building to house the local U S Post Office and meet federal needs. Bids due January 27 for a five to ten year term. current lease expires June 30, 1984. Contact Miss Blanche Marshall, acting postmaster, for blanks and more information.
Citizens State Bank of Reynolds announces new closing time changes under the National Recovery Act. The bank will observe hours permitted by the banking code, shifting daily closing from 8 30 p m to 3 p m.
Miss Winnie and Miss Edna Under wood dined with Miss Maurine Rogers. Fred Jones and R E Smith fetched Miss Pellie Jones who now lives with them. Pellie joins the sixth grade. Rev and Mrs Mosley dined with Mr and Mrs Murray Blair. later with Mr and Mrs M L Crook. Woodruff and Sewell from the main office visited Taylor Mill. Elizabeth Cox of Atlanta visits relatives. Mrs R H Bell and daughter Caroline Morris and John Pratt of Atlanta were guests of Mr and Mrs W F Oliver. Mary Oliver’s friends regret her move to Atlanta. Oliver served as Woman's Club secretary. Millard and Fred Underwood of Thomaston were weekend guests of their parents U U Underwood. Mr and Mrs Jesse Sealy visited Mr and Mrs G L Windham. Green Windham visited Eddie and Jesse Windham in Thomaston. Mrs Ollie Parker and sons Ernest and Shirdon visited relatives in Panhandle. Clyde Windham spends week with Taylor Mill relatives. Mrs G L Windham visited Mrs U S Underwood Friday night. Seventh grade welcomed Lois Cotney back after two weeks out with measles.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met at the Community House with Mrs. Charlie Moore presiding. Plans were announced for a play to raise funds for silverware and a book shower to benefit the library. Readings on Books in the Home and Community were given by L D King Windham and Ruth Tanner. Mrs Clay Smith was elected secretary.
The piece argues that personality is the decisive factor behind success in schools, churches, libraries, businesses, and government. It contends that capable, efficient leaders outweigh grand buildings or budgets, shaping society by the traits they radiate and the decisions they make.
Rosella Raburn, 72, longtime Little Bethel Church member in Macon County, died January 26, 1988. She was devoted to children and died after weeks of illness. She leaves two sisters and three brothers, with funeral services conducted by Rev. J. R. Hunt at Little Bethel Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
A local ad invites customers to phone in orders for pig feet pig tails pig ears sauce meat liver shrimp or fish rolls, outlining available selections and urging direct ordering by phone.
A traveler recalls a retreat near Tokyo led by Toyohiko Kagawa, noting Japan's beauty and the Christian leader's call for sacrifice. The group shares Japanese lodging customs, meals, and a morning talk on evangelism through education, social work, and preaching as part of Japan’s Kingdom movement.
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