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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1950

Page

2

Local Notices and Weekend Visits Across Towns

A stream of short social notes from Reynolds area highlights visits and trips. Mrs Ola Hicks remains at Dr Sams hospital, while numerous residents traveled to Atlanta Macon Columbus and Orlando for business and leisure. Social guests include Sylvia Swearingen Babs Bond Shirley Trussell Sue Fain and Rudolph Childree among others.

Ola Hicks Dr. Sams’ Hospital Sylvia Swearingen Babs Bond Shirley Trussell Sue Fain Robert Cochran Rudolph Parks Jimmie Childree Taylor Childree Rudolph Childree

Woman's Improvement Club Meets in Reynolds on Jan 4

The Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds met Wednesday January 4 at the Club and Chapter House. Hostesses were Mrs English Hicks and Seay. President Mrs English led a business session. Mrs Neisler, Public Welfare chair, introduced government agent Ed wards on the white fringed beetle and its spread. Mr Tankersley spoke on the need for sewerage in Reynolds. A sweet course was served.

Woman’s Improvement Club C. English C. B. Hicks E. F. Seay Q. C. English C. H. Neisler

Circle to Meet Mon Night in Butler

The newly organized Wilma Sawyer Circle will meet with Miss Clyde Brewer in Butler Monday at 7 30 p m.

Wilma Sawyer Circle Clyde Brewer Butler

Milledgeville Fire Damages Four Businesses Downtown

A dawn Sunday blaze in Milledgeville Georgia damaged four downtown businesses including a Negro cafe that gutted the building. An army store and a shoe repair shop suffered severe damage while a flour and feed store sustained water and smoke harm. The fire endangered a nearby hotel, Fire Chief Frank N Broome said.

Milledgeville Frank N. Broome

Willing Workers Club Meets at Mrs Lastinger Home

The Willing Workers Club gathered in December at Mrs David Lastinger’s home with co hosts Mrs C D Lucas Mrs Lonnie Pierce and Mrs P A Jenkins. The president Miss Janie Neis ler opened the meeting with devotional by Rev David Lastinger and prayer.

Willing Workers Club David Lastinger C. D. Lucas Lonnie Pierce P. A. Jenkins Janie Neisler Reading J. [. Fuller George McCrary Clifton Byrd

New Year Chapel Program at Reynolds High School

Reynolds High School held a New Year chapel program featuring songs readings and student resolutions led by Mary Wainwright Sammy Nelson Barbara Hollis Bobby Smith Shirley Hobbs June Tanner Katherine Byrd and Binny Hartley. Virlyn Slaton shared a senior class report including a LeTourneau Tech address emphasizing leadership planning and self improvement.

Reynolds High School Mary Wainwright Sammy Nelson Barbara Hollis Bobby Smith Shirley Hobbs June Tanner Katharine Byrd Binny Hartley Virlyn Slaton R. G. LeTourneau America LeTourneau Tech Lord Jesus Christ

Lebanon WMU Meeting Honors Fair Play Topic

The Lebanon W M U met January 6 with Mrs. D M Harris leading a devotional on Playing Fair with Others based on Philippians and Acts. Others on the program were Mrs. Emory Harris, Mrs. C O White, Mrs. Ellis Felker, Mrs. Silas Harris, Mrs. J R Carpenter, Mrs. C W Hurst, and Mrs. George Hurt. Dismissed by Mrs. Ora Barrow.

Lebanon W. M.U D. M. Harris Dudley Harris Philip Emory Harris C. O. White Ellis Felker Silas Harris J. R. Carpenter C. W. Hurst George Hurt Ora Barrow

Local Social News Highlights Weekend Visits

Mr and Mrs Roy Peacock hosted visitors including Frank Peacock family Sam Underwood stayed with Frank Busbee. Several families shared weekends in Macon Perry Thomaston Ideal. Roslyn Lovick returned to school after illness.

Roy Brewer Hammock Macon Roy Peacock Frank Peacock Sonny Underwood Frank Busbee Vance Mullins Riley Windham M. N. Poole Jr Ideal Clay Smith Calvin Bartlett Tom Perkins Roslyn Lovick Lee Posey Lamar Rogers Bill Leon Smith Baby Ollie Parker Thomaston Carl Peacock Pete Tucker Mattie Tucker Ernest Parker Irene Gregory Lillie Mae Tomlin Phyllis Frank Rogers Felton Hobbs Lillie M. Tomlin James Gregory Perry Roy Rogers Elmer Rogers Hollis Stinson Eunice Crooke Gene

Holiday Decorations Shine at Taylor Mill Contest Win

Taylor Mill residents topped previous years with abundant trees and festive displays. The Woman's Club and Men's Club lit the park tree near the lake while the church cross glowed beautifully. Miss Lannis Childree won first prize for an outdoor tree, with Mr. and Mrs. Clay Smith second. The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held meetings on January 4, with plans for quilting rugs and new projects and committees named for February. A chicken supper fundraiser is scheduled for January 14 at the Taylor Mill school building, served from 5 30 p m.

Taylor Mill Lannis Childree Ladies’ Aid of the Freewill Baptist Church

Two Georgia Brothers Drown in Arkansas Flood Waters

The bodies of J. L. Gribble and Jesse Gribble, brothers from Dalton, Georgia, were recovered near Walnut Ridge after floodwaters from the Spring River receded. They had drowned January 3 while near the river.

Walnut Ridge Ark J. L Jesse Gribble Dalton

Local Visitors Gather for Weekend at Area Homes

Mark News reports a string of weekend visits in Tazewell and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Moore hosted in Tazewell with Mrs. Morrison and Mrs. Hill. Warner Robins visitors Dave Pike and son Eugene joined relatives here. Several Montgomerys, Clarks, Purvises, and Becks appear at Sunday gatherings with local families.

Louise Ogburn Warner Robins Mrs Otis Ogburn Kencil Berry Dudley Trawick Columbus H. O. Moore Tazewell E. H. Morrison Cleatons Hill Dave Pike Eugene Russell Montgomery Thomaston B. Montgomery E. H Morrison Harmon Montgomery Otis Montgomery Clifford Clark Carleene Marvin Purvis Mike Douglas Purvis McDuffie Purvis Amy Gill

Attention to Ex Prisoners Of War Reimbursement Call

Ex prisoners of war and eligible survivors are urged to contact the local veterans service office for War Claims Act forms. Applications must be filed by March 1, 1951. Eligible persons include WWII POWs and civilian internees in areas under Japanese control after Dec 7 1941. Benefits vary by days imprisoned or months interned. -Vet. Serv. Office.

Veterans’ Service Office Philippines Midway Guam Wake Island United States

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Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds S. H. Bryan Ed Goddard Atlanta Howard Fulton Tifton Rudolph and James Gray Hazel McDaniel George Brady Sammie Pruitt E. P. Hodges Americus H. W. Breazeale Orlando, Fla E. H. Griffith W. M. Leggett Lumberton, N. C C. W William Horton Syd James Bob Brunson Abac J. A. Brunson Weaver Crawford Early Crawford J. C. Dugger Mary Moulton Paul McDaniel Tommy Joiner E. H. Joiner Edwards Cooper Georgia Southwestern College Rob Aultman D. W. Payne Florida C. E. Whatley Patricia Tyner Danielsville Helen Smith Oglethorpe Ernest Edwards Durwood Hays Camilla Edgar Nelson Miss Ruth Nelson Mexico Thomas Byrd Sams Hospital D. E. Byrd Mattie Pyron Vesta Beeland W. B Woman's Improvement Club of Aultman Super Store Putnam Dye Prince Albert Tobacco Waldorf Lastinger Reynolds Hit News WMU Taylor Mill News Taylor Mill Woman's Club Taylor Mill Woman’s Club Lorene Hobbs D. Robertson W. H. Roberson Joe B. Youngblood Hobbs Roy Jones Leila Underwood Mark News A. G. Wall Lewis Watson S. B. Austin Linda Faye Neva Brady Nelson Brady Reese Hendricks Ruth Lancaster Susie Lancaster Grand ‘Theatre Lone Wolf & the Lady Bud Abbott Lou Costello William Bendix Dennis O’keefe Barbara Britton Macon, Ga
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