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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1923

Page

2

Reynolds Social News Highlights and Visits

Reynolds residents report guests and trips across Georgia and beyond. W R Whatley spent Tuesday in Macon while Miss Rosamond Neisler visited Louisville Ga. Several locals traveled to Milledgeville Albany Atlanta and Macon for visits. A new baby girl named Ellene Elizabeth was born to Mr and Mrs J A Whittington on July 13. The Reynolds Summer School opens July 30 for students needing help in Latin Algebra and Arithmetic.

Ellene Elizabeth J. A. Whittington Reynolds E. H. Joiner J. C. Hind Walter Freeman

Resolutions for Mrs. Emmett J. Crawford

Reynolds Baptist Sunday School honors Mrs. Emmett J. Crawford posthumously for her years of teaching and devout service. The resolutions praise her Christian example, express condolences to her husband and family, and pledge to record her memory in Sunday School minutes.

Emmett J. Crawford Crawford Reynolds Baptist Sunday School C. L. Pyron Clyde Wilson R. A. Hinton

Miss Annie Laurie Whatley Entertains Friends at Supper

Miss Annie Laurie Whatley hosted a Saturday night supper for a small group. Present were Misses Mattie Saunders Lucy Christian and Marion Hodges and Messrs Bob Stevens Gene Saunders and W M Berryhill.

Annie Laurie Whatley Mattie Saunders Milledgeville Annie Laurie’ Whatley Lucy Christian Marion Hodges Bob Stevens Gene Saunders W. M. Berryhill

Family Reunion and Birthday Dinner Honors Mr Bloodworth

On Tuesday July 17 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bloodworth a birthday dinner and family reunion celebrated Mr Bloodworths 79th birthday. Tables under spreading oaks, fried fish and other fare, swimming races led by Cora and Wilma Cawthorne, games reading and recitations followed a day of thanks for the celebrant.

John Bloodworth Mr. Bloodworth Cora Wilma Cawthone Bloodworth

Missionary Society Meeting At Miss Hollis Home

The Missionary Society met at the home of Miss Sara M. Hollis with many guests and old members present. A hymn opened the gathering, a picnic was planned, reports praised outreach and sick visits, and a strong study on Pioneer Heroes in the Settlement Movement was presented with notable illustrations and musical numbers.

P.M” Society Sara M. Hollis Jesus Miona Springs Frances Ricks Atlanta Social Service Committee Marie Barrow A. J. Barrow Jane Adams Kate Musslewhite R. W. McDonal Miriam Carter

Y P M S Picnic To Miona Ends In Safe Return

A group of picnickers rode to Miona for a varied supper under a dark night. Stars shone for the brave amid fears of darkness, and everyone arrived safely back at Reynoles after the feast.

Miona Reynoles

Birds Curious About Man Say Atlantic View

Hans Coudenhoye argues in Atlantic Monthly that animals show interest and curiosity toward humans when not threatened by rebuke or persecution. He notes birds often approach unseen, inspired by the presence of the familiar song two-legged creature, reflecting on humanity’s responsibility to avoid mistreatment.

Monte Alverna St. Francis of Assisi Walklands Galapagos Islands Darwin Morocco Hans Coudenhoye Atlantic Monthly

Pastoral Literature and Its Distinctive Theme

W. W. Greg argues pastoral literature remains distinct from works about humble life. He explains true pastoral centers on the shepherd as an identity, not mere rustic sheepherders, and highlights the literary task differs from everyday agricultural life.

W. W. Greg

Voice of the Ostrich in Captivity and the Wild

The text notes that ostriches in captivity lose their vocalizations while in the wild they possess a loud song described as a roar like a lion. It contrasts captive silence with natural vocal behavior and implies visitors misunderstand their ability to vocalize.

Half Holiday Each Thursday in August Planned by Local Businesses

Local merchants and services announce a half holiday at noon every Thursday through August. Signatories include J. P. Land E. K. Johnson E. H. Griffith Barrow Bros Gash Grocery Co Hinton Hollis Hicks Reynolds Banking Co D. Goolik Styles Mitchell Barber Shop Lewis Ten Cent Store I. H. Kirksey David Caslou First National Bank Sanitary Barber Shop Citizens State Bank Windham firms and more.

J. P. Land E. K. Johnson E.h.griffith Barrow Bros Gash Grocery Co Hinton Hollis & Hicks Reynolds Home Mixture Guano Co Reynolds Banking Co

Notice of credit sales suspension by local merchants

Beginning August 1, Hinton Hollis Hicks announces they will cease charging goods except on weekly or monthly approved accounts for the rest of the year. They state a full stock of goods and request cash trade from customers.

Hinton, Hollis & Hicks

Reynolds School District Trustee Election Notice

An election will be held in Reynolds School District on Saturday July 21 1923 to fill a vacancy on the board of trustees due to the expiration of Hon F A Ricks term. Dated June 6 1923. W T Austin Superintendent.

Reynolds F. A. Ricks W. T. Austin

Tricks in All Trades at the Jewelers Shop

A jeweler guides a visiting customer through the store as an attractive counter attendant tells stories about bashful suitors. The proprietor explains her role to assist business and engagement ring sales. The visitor finds the setup amusing and the arrangement appears effective.

Himorous

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Montevallo Coal C. M. Montgomery Reynolds, Georgia Rosamond Neisler Louisville, Ga Bill White Auburn, Ala Louise Land Choyce Barrow Albany W. C. Freeman J. ©. Hind Elizabeth Bush F. M. Carson T. Whatley Albert Hicks Nita Marshall Carry Tacas Virginia Daniel Baily Daniel Hugo, Colo J. A. Pendergrast W. J. Carson Washington Kathleen Rogers Hunter Rogers Macon Susie Payne Lena Wilson Lena’ S B. Wilson Mrs. S. P. Wilson W. A Saunders Mawers Florida Charlie Blunt Chattahoochee Bro E. H. Joineris J. W. Harp J. K. Whittington Columbus Alice Cary St. Peters Burg Fla Ruth Burrus Woodland Mills, Tenn Evelyn Wright Earl Wright Edgar Whatley Mary Lee Hutchinson Ruth Bayington Wilma Neva Barrow T. C. Cawthon Blisses Eloiise Wilbur Buford Cawthone Cocoa J. K . Whittington Mona Springs These Springs Alsick Clas Young Barrow Hollis Willi Musslewhite Evelyn Carter Supt, Pub Y. P. M. S. Picnic Pastorals Her The First National Bank Georgia H. K Sealy R.L Bell F A. Ricks M. Bryan E. A. Goddard Reynolds Texaco Montgomery Iate
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