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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1913

Page

4

Reynolds Local Items From Reynolds Ga in June

Reynolds news item highlights residents visiting relatives in Talbotton Columbus and Macon. Notes on peach shipments, Hill Drug Co advertisements, local school and college events, farm activity including Beechwood farm and Beechwood timber. Social events include weddings and visits, with multiple mentions of family and community members.

Hill Drug Co. Adv Tom Gostin Shephard Columbus Ella Marshall Macon

Coleman Institute Commencement Sparks Notable Year

Coleman Institute closes a successful year with a bright commencement featuring a chapel sermon by Rev Guyton Fisher, a musical concert by Miss Newsom, and a Topsy Turvy play. The class of 1913 includes Horace Trapp, Robert Anthony, Alice Griffith, Cora Wade, Winnie Newsom, with salutary orations by two graduates. diplomas presented by Prof Ingram.

Plissue the .Com Cole Institute Guyton Fisher W M Parker Hooper Alexander Mr Alexander IS Ingram Horace Trapp Robert Anthony Alice Griffith Cora Wade Winnie Newsom Parker Ingram Mart Fé Gach

Card of Thanks for Syd ney Ratley’s Death

The family of Sydney Ratley thanks loyal friends for help and prayers after the death of their little boy. They gratefully acknowledge sympathy and floral offerings and wish blessings from Providence. Be respectfully, Mr and Mrs W Ratley.

Sydney W. R,tley

Sacrament and Conference near Woodland in June

Pastoral letter urges Sabbath devotion during hot season and warns against rest from worship. Next Sunday Sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be observed with brief sermon on The Ideal Methodist and a short church conference to elect delegates for the district meeting in Woodland later in the month. Barrow Bros advertises a special June sale of bugs and art squares. buyers encouraged to compare prices.

Church Conference Woodland V. P. Scoville Barrow Bros

Panhandle social notes from Panhandle correspondents

Panhandle items list visits from Mrs Sims Garrett and children of Charing to the Lucas family, Reynolds commences with Miss Nannie May Cox and brother Worth from Butler, Eveline Lucas and Belle Martin visit N. M. Goodwin, and tributes to road workers. Updates on Ola Young returning from Butler school, illness of the Eubanks infant, G. R. Lucas visiting Hudsons, Ouida Casey at Butler commencement, social entertainments at Fuller and Reeves households, and a Magnolia tree gathering near Flint River in Crawford county with a fish dinner. Concludes with request for other Panhandle correspondents.

Sims Garrett Charing C. M. Lucas Nannie May Cox Worth Butler Reynolds Eveline Lucas Belle Martin N. M. Goodwin Ray Lucas Ray Tom S Ola Young Butler School Howard Eubanks G. R. Lucas J. W. Hudson Ouida Casey Fuller L. B. Reeves Ella Bess Hudson Willie Pope Phipps L. G. Lucas Upson

Reynolds R F D 4 Community Notes

Mr and Mrs Philip Green spent Sunday with relatives near Potterville. Mrs MelInvale and children visited her mother Mrs Kirksey. Mr Harris of Red Level spent Saturday with sister Mrs H H Harmon. Polk and Dewey Harmon attended Bethlehem service. Mrs Homer McGill of Potterville is visiting her sister Mrs Green. Farmers are nearing cotton chopping. Mrs N T McLavale visits daughter Mrs Neisler at Del. Mr and Mrs David Cotney spent Sunday with aunt Mrs Mandy Taunton. Masters Youngblood of Marion County spent Sunday with cousin Master Rex McTnvale. Miss Anna Harmon hosted an ice cream supper May 24.»

Philip Green Potterville MelInvale Kirksey Harris Red Level H. H. Harmon Polk Dewey Harmon Bethlehem Homer McGill Green N. T. Mclavale Neisler Delta David _Cotney Mandy Taunton Masters Youngblood Marcon County Rex McTnvale Anna Harmon

Butler Route 3 Echoes Cotton Chopping Day

Measles and mumps are prevalent in the community as social visits and hosting continue. Listings include Mr. and Mrs. Levi Smith with L. A. Smith, Miss Jewel Jones improving under Dr. Edwards, and several exchanges of visits among neighbors plus an ice cream supper hosted by W. G. Williams and spouse.

Hill Drug Co E A Hollis Otis Sanders Ruffin Ollie Wilson Butler Clara West Alice Griffith Olive Sanders C’b Hicks Henry James Andrew Kirkseyland Harry Jones Helen Willie B Wilson Sallie Mae Hollis Winnie Griffith Mattie Will Duckworth Sarah Parks Susie Payne Annie Laura Whatley Marguerite Sanders Ruth MacDaniel Willoughby Marshall Walter Ellis Sanders WM Hollis Fountain Hollis Wilbur Land Levi Smith L. A. Smith Sallie M. Brewer Ideal Amanda Harris Jewel Jones W. W. Edwards J. F. Greene W. T. Hammonds Doris Williamson Laura Jones Ruby James Susie Hammonds Maud Brewer Nettie Lee Smith Jewel Colney W. G. Williams E. F. Turner M. J. Bodiford

Reynolds No 3 Cracker Jack Item and Social Notes

Reynolds No 3 column notes attendance at commencement by Mr Claud Jenkins and Miss Lila Parks visiting relatives in town. Mrs W H Streetman and children visiting in Howard. Mr Hope Windham at home over the weekend. Mr Philip Jenkins at sister Mrs Williamson’s home. Miss Annie Rodgers hosted a Friday night gathering for visitor Mr Jordan. A local youth expressed fondness for blackberry pie, mystery included.

Claud Jenkins Reynolds Lila Parks W H Streetman Howard Hope Windham Philip Jenkins Williamson Annie Rodgers Jordan

Road machine and crews praised for efficient work in Taylor County

A reader from Five Points praises the road machine now at Five Points improving east and west routes, noting the Gray’s place road and hills have been transformed from rough to passable. He estimates Gray’s Ferry from Five Points cost under 25 dollars with old methods would be 250, commends the commissioners for buying the machine and for retaining experienced foreman Hattaway and engineer Phipps, urging no replacements.

Carsonvill District Grays Place Bibb County Gray's Ferry Five Points Hattaway Taylor County Phipps A. T. Jarrell

Reward Offered for Arrest of Tobe Hall in County Case

A $25 reward is offered for the arrest of Tobe Hall a 23 year old Black man accused on two serious charges one involving a shooting on Saturday night May 17 at the speaker’s place. Hall is described as Black scarred but sturdy built with a broad face and a cut on one ear Adv W Gray Quiles Ga Route 4

Tobe Hall Hall W. Gray Quiles Ga Route 4

Bank Statement From Historical Ledger Shows Assets And Liabilities

The document lists demands and time loans including overdrafts secured and unsecured, bonds and stocks, cash items, and clearing. It also details bank debts and credits such as capital stock paid in, surplus fund, undivided profits, and deposits subject to check. The entry shows figures for currency gold silver and various bank balances totaling 88 620 81.

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Ingersoll Barrow Brothers Reynolds, Ga H. A. Paris Hill Drug Adv Frank Singer Lumpkin Bertha Fulwood Athens Boyd W . Powell Paris Ed Heath E. A Hollis Mr Guerry Strong Lila Whatley H W Taylor Marshallville B HN Leone Hart Coleman Institute Atlanta Baily Joiner A J Barrow Lewis Lucas G N & I College Milledgeville Messrs & F Paris J H Whatley Musselwhite H K Burns Mrs Burns Weaver Jonesboro, Ga C. Spinks Talbot County Wilson J L. Herring Tifton Green Shephard Com Hon T W Gostin Beechwood Farm Reynolds Variety Works C. B. Marshall Adv Ladies Aid Society J A Hollison Hill Drag Co H A Paris A P Herrington Chattanooga G T Ruffin D S Sanders F KE Glover EK al Goddard CH Neisler Retmini F M Carson Mercer University Carson Leila Whatley Marie Barrow Lokie Rankin Miss Whatley Ruth Adams Rosa Fountain Rosamond Neisler Sarah Emma Parks Mattie Sanders Butler Herald Journal Constitution Coleman Institue Jennie McAuley Elise Wallace Bonnie Newsom Clarabell Ingram Nita Matthews Marguerite Montfort Leon Hart Velma Alexander Blakely J H Neisler R R Dugger A J Payne, Jr Howard Riley W S J Draughon F Wissinger Ady The Reynolds Methodist Church Pat and Pollie Reynolds R. F. D Pet Reynolds No Cracker Jack Bass Wait Riting Gee Monumental Bronze CO Bridgeport, Conn F.C. Goodwin Reynolds Hill Reynolds Banking Co Resources State OF Georgia R. A. Hinton L. F. Montfort N. P Farmers & Merchants Bank Robt. L. Bell Robt L. Bell J. L. Rustin J. P King Weber Farmers Warehouse & Fertilizer CO Stonecypher Barrow Brothers, Reynolds F. E. Glover
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