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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1945
Page
2
Reynolds residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips and travels to Macon Atlanta Camilla Florida Montezuma Jacksonville Flint Mich and other locales. Names include Hicks Brady Musslewhite Swearingen Pool Whatley Beeland Hinton Ogburn and Hartley among many others.
The cannery will operate only on Mondays Tuesdays and Fridays for the remainder of the canning season. If enough customers request it, staff will open on additional days beyond the fixed schedule.
E H Joiner writes to The Herald in Reynolds Ga on July 24 expressing support for the referendum to end sale of beer and wine in Taylor County. He cites dealer violations against minors and court records as evidence, stating his vote is for the welfare of local youth. He signs as E H Joiner.
In Washington on July 23 1946 Fred Vinson the new Secretary of the Treasury sold retiring Secretary Morgenthau a $1000 War Bond the first War Bond Morgenthau bought in his own name. Vinson noted the Treasury’s past sales and said he hopes to match the scale.
Pfc. Arthur R. Powell of Reynolds writes from China to his aunt Miss Martha Powell about travel in the Orient. He recalls Bombay Calcutta and Calcutta night clubs, dancing for Major Melvyn Douglas, and joining the Oklahoma show in China. He notes Gen Wedemeyer Chennaut and Cheves praising his work and awaits meeting Generalissimo and the Madam.
Mr W M Walker of Richland and Mr Royce Whatley of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs L B Whatley. Miss Elsie Heath visited Miss Anna Heath at Milledgeville. Mr and Mrs Gorman Smith and son of Thomaston were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Rufus Smith. Mr and Mrs James Butler and children of Thomaston visited Mr and Mrs Robert Whatley. Sgt and Mrs Ernest Parker and Mrs Lonnie Parker and son called on Mr and Mrs L S Whatley. Mr and Mrs H E Allen and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J H Heath and Mr and Mrs T A Robbins.
Community notes show Mrs Harold Gates and others shopping in Macon while many Taylor Mill residents host relatives from Manchester Thomaston and Columbus. Veterans Jessie Rogers and John L Youngblood visit family as revival services proceed at Taylor Mill Baptist Church led by Rev J M Cox.
One wood range and one studio couch for sale in Reynolds Ga. In good condition. Price reasonable. See or write Mrs J H Neisler.
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