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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1961
Page
2
Reynolds residents and relatives made multiple trips to Macon and Atlanta for shopping and events. Several families including Hollis, Carter, Pierce, Whatley, Hinton, Childre, and Goodroe spent weekends or weekdays in Macon Gainesville Columbus and Atlanta.
A renowned quartet from Ma will perform at Little Bethel Freewill Baptist Church on the fifth Sunday in July at 1 30 p m A revival runs from the fifth Sunday this month through August 6 with services at 10 30 a m and 8 p m Rev J R Davidson of Atlanta evangelist and pastor Rev W R Lawhorn invite the public The Union meeting is set for July 29 with an introductory sermon at 11 a m by Rev W R Lawhorn
Miss Tempie Hill daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernice Hill of Reynolds wed Neil Oliver son of Mr and Mrs L E Oliver of Jonesboro at the First Baptist Church Reynolds. The gown featured Chantilly lace pearls and a queen s crown veil. Attendants wore lilac organza gowns. The couple planned a honeymoon in North Carolina and Virginia before settling in East Point.
Georgia faces at least 500000 dollars yearly to fund litter cleanup along 16000 miles of highways. Road crews report beer cans and bottles clogging equipment and risking injuries, especially near wet or dry county borders where roadside clutter accumulates at parks, stations, and eateries.
The Anthony Barrow WSCS Circle met Monday at the home of Mrs AJ Fountain with Mrs Edgar Whateley as co host. Circle Leader Mrs H W Breazeale presided and open ed with a poem Some One's Bible. Mrs Flanders and Mrs S J Tankersley will attend the District Officers Training School at Wesleyan College in August. Mrs J G Hicks gave an inspiring devotional from John and Mrs John Mims spoke on Gods Word and Our Words. Benediction followed and 16 members plus two guests shared a salad course.
Georgia expands a driver license record exchange with southern states to track suspensions and revocations. Col. W. P. Trotter and Capt. F. M. Davies report 12 000 records shared with Florida and four percent flagged for suspension or revocation. States now in the program include Florida Alabama South Carolina North Carolina Tennessee Louisiana Mississippi and Oklahoma.
Atlanta reports the University System delays $773000 in planned improvements across five colleges due to the state's weak finances. Board Chairman R O Arnold says Governor Vandiver vetoed tapping unexpended bond funds for projects including a 200000 chemistry annex at Georgia Tech, citing the critical financial condition and noting emergencies on several campuses.
Miss Madelyn Teece daughter of Mrs. Geo. E. Teece and the late Mr. Teece married Daniel R. Fountain Jr. at 4 p.m. Sunday in the First Church of the Nazarene Ft. Valley. The double ring ceremony was conducted by Rev RK M Sprague and Rev Lowel Foster. The couple will reside in Reynolds after a honeymoon to the Smoky Mountains.
Saturday evening rehearsal party hosted by Mrs. Susie Wood in Reynolds honored the groom Mr. Robert Burke and his cousins, with Mrs. Burke and guests from North Carolina attending. The event celebrated ahead of the wedding.
Mrs Wm Thos Jolly of Oglethorpe announces the engagement of Andrea Carswell Jolly to Frank H Sams Jr son of Dr and Mrs F H Sams of Reynolds. Andrea will graduate from Georgia State College for Women in August. Sams is a Reynolds High School graduate and University of Georgia alumna now at the Medical College of Georgia. The wedding is set for 4 pm August 19 at the Oglethorpe Baptist church. No invitations. Friends and relatives invited.
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