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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1946
Page
2
Reynolds residents and visitors are listed in a wide range of social notes. Families travel to Athens Macon and Buena Vista while others attend graduations in Wesleyan and Mercer. Hospital stays and recoveries, bridge club events and pool concessions mark a busy week.
Miss Lillian Ware eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs O M Ware of Marshallville married William M Parker of Reynolds at the couple's home on Saturday May 26. The ceremony conducted by Rev J A Ivy drew only immediate family with an improvised altar of white gladioli and Easter lilies. The bride wore navy crepe and will reside in Reynolds where Parker farms. Out of town guests included Parker sisters Elizabeth and Dorothy Parker and Ware sisters Elizabeth Ware and Sara Ivy among others.
One Hot Point General Electric stove with deep well cooker single unit oven and three surface units offered by Mrs. D. W. Harp in Reynolds Georgia.
Quantico Sentry reports Rosemarie Waldrop, 10, daughter of Sgt Maj W L Waldrop, hosted visiting cartoonists at U S Naval Hospital and Post Theater. She met performers including Raleigh Girl, received autographs, then joined a luncheon in H Bar racks with fried chicken and Marine fare.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met with president Mrs. Harold Gates in charge. Members sang, prayed, and a devotional was shared. The group thanked Mrs. Lillie Mae Tomlin for her service and presented a farewell gift. July committee chairs were named and refreshments served.
The Legion Auxiliary of Hodges Kirksey Post No. 178 will hold a 3:30 PM business meeting at the Methodist church. Hosts are Mrs. R. L. Bell and Mrs. R. E. Aultman, and all interested are invited to attend.
Miss Mary Ann Williams visits family in Columbus. Miss Fanny Pickard and Miss Patsy Pickard visit J F Beeland family in Thomaston. Mrs O M Martin and children guests of R Banks at East Point. Mrs J E Brown returns home after visiting Mildred Pierce near Waverly Hall. Haie Abercombie of East Point weekend guests of Mrs Lee Watson. Maude Martin spends Sunday with W B Harris near Box Springs. J A Buckner Sunday guest of Henry Cosby and Lizzie Gilbert near Howard. Mrs James Brown visits C F Butler near Howard. Jesse Jones family of Mark visit Paul Jones family. Camille Morris and Ansley Pierce visiting grandmother J E Brown. Mrs Carl Brown and sons Stephens and Freddie Sunday guests of C C Clarke. Quinton Clarke Monday guest of J E Brown.
Taylor Mill society notes frequent visits and extended gatherings as families hosted relatives from Rupert Columbus Macon and Thomaston. Updates include births and losses at Frank Peacock's family and Army news for Woodrow Cofield with Mrs. Cofield remaining in Taylor Mill.
Taylor Mill invites all employees and their families to a fish fry at the school building next Sunday June 9 at 5 oclock. Attendees are reminded of the time and place and urged to attend.
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