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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
2
Mrs Tankersley and Mr Garland families spend week in Atlanta while relatives visit Newnan and Atlanta. Numerous residents visit hospitals, attend graduations, and gather for UDC chapter meetings. Members report on essays, officers elected, and a busy church and community schedule including Lake Blackshear trips and St Marks fishing weekend.
Reynolds Baptist Church announces a week of services starting Sunday with 10 00 a m Sunday School 11 00 a m Public Worship sermon Earthly Glory and 830 p m Public Worship sermon Our Favorite Hymn Monday 330 p m WMA business meeting Wednesday 830 p m Bible Study with Billy Hill Friday 10 a m preparation for Vacation Bible School daily 9 11 am next week.
City of Reynolds Georgia enacts rules requiring businesses and homes to own and maintain metal garbage cans with lids. Cans must be placed for collection and leaving garbage in open receptacles is a violation punishable under Section 30. Ordinance repeals any conflicting prior acts. dated May 18, 1954.
Piao pupils under Mrs C E Marshall will present a recital on Thursday May 27 at 4 pm at the Woman's Club House in Reynolds. The public is cordially invited to attend.
A memorial service honors Mrs. Ruby Ingram Marshall born April 6 1883 Reynolds and died September 22 1953. The tribute praises her steadfast faith devotion to the Confederacy and service to the United Daughters of the Confederacy with memories of her grace and courage.
Reynolds High School announces honor rolls for the 1953 54 term listing students by grade level. Notable names include Robert Swearingen Emily Ann Montfort Genev a Cummings Jackie Cummings and many others. Special awards include General Excellence Medal and W O W Medal.
A memorial service for Mrs Earl Marshall was led by Mrs C H Neisler with contributions from Mrs F M Carson who sang O Dry Those Tears. Mrs C E Whatley offered the memorial tribute while Mrs Tankersley and Mrs Phelps performed The Lord's Prayer on duo pianos. Mrs C G Elder presented a paper on Georgias Heritage from Her Confederate Heroes and planned stationery sales for the finance committee. guests enjoyed homemade cake and iced drinks during social hour.
The Willing Workers Club met May 12 at Crowell Community Center with 28 members present. Mrs. Edwin Booth opened with America and prayer. April minutes and dues were approved. social notes included hostesses and a Mother’s Night program led by Mrs. J. C. Fuller and others.
A Kentucky woman boasts of Fort Knox gold to defend Kentucky claim against a Texan critic. The Texan challenges the boast, saying he would buy the idea if he liked it, highlighting a lively exchange between the two speakers.
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