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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1945
Page
6
Miss Annie Monk conducted by in Atlanta. numerous residents travel for visits and duties. Friends and relatives from Henderson Manchester Columbus Jacksonville Macon Valdosta El Paso are mentioned along with graduations and Navy service updates.
Reynolds Georgia June 5 The Butler Herald reports error in last week's service roll for Reynolds High School with missing graduates Theodore Barrow William O Neal and Rachel Gault ney. Supt E H Joiner requests prominence in next issue and thanks the paper for past coverage.
Mrs Rod Brown and Mrs Lillian Brown return from Florida. Mrs Mary Webb of Marshallville visits relatives. Mrs W H Martin returns to Butler after visiting Mrs B B Watson and Mrs Oscar Martin. Mrs Jewel Youngblood and Mrs J B Jones of Columbus visit Mrs Beulah and Miss Fannie Pickard. Mr and Mrs William Buckner and children guests of Mr J A Buckner. Mrs Ernest Vaughn Mrs Julia Fowler and Mrs Purvis of Thomaston visit Mrs Lewis Brown and Mrs J K Adams. Master Robert Martin of Butler visiting Master James Martin. Mr and Mrs Gorman Jarrell and children of Wesley spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Havis Parks near Howard.
Turners Chapel reports weekend visitors including Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Peterman and children from Warner Robins. Bernard Peterman’s wife and son visit Tennille with her parents while he serves overseas. Local families host and visit. several residents listed as ill and wished speedy recoveries.
Miss Mary Louise Neisler daughter of Mrs Charles H Neisler Reynolds received a Master of Education degree with a major in Clinical Psychology during Boston University commencement exercises on Monday May 21. She was among 12 graduates chosen to teach in the University Reading Clinic this year analyzing reading difficulties and forming remedial programs for children while tutoring reading and spelling. She assisted Dr Helen Blair Sullivan in surveying the Worcester Massachusetts school reading program. Neisler aims to work in testing remedial programs and reading difficulty analysis.
On May 24 Mrs B W Hinton entertained the Gordon Carson Chapter of the U D C at her home. Visitors included Mrs J H Whatley Mrs S B Smith Mrs Troy Whatley Mrs Edgar Whatley Mrs R A Hinton and Mrs B W Hinton Jr. F A Hicks led the business session C L Pyron was secretary Historian Oscar Thompson hosted the program introducing Mrs J G Hicks who spoke on Gen George Patton Clifford Wintley Jr sang Put Another Chair at the Table During social hour the hostess with Mrs Troy Whatley served frozen salad and punch.
Announcement for an afternoon singing at Taylor Mill school auditorium starting 2 30 pm. Invitees include singers and music lovers to attend with books and friends. Several quarters are expected for the occasion.
Mrs. M. M. Smith of Woodbury visits with the Bradys and Parker families while several others, including Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suggs, host and visit in Butler. Weekend guests arrive from Savannah, Thomaston, and Columbus, with multiple couples spending time at Maxwell Suggs and Gilson households. Seniors from Butler High School travel to Indian Springs for activities, and Sylvester visitors Mee Crary stay with the Gilsons.
Reynolds High School publishes the honor roll and attendance record for the 1944 45 term. Grade by grade lists include Wylodine Hartley. Robert Swearingen Betty Warthen LaWanna Hartley and Wilma Freeman. Pricilla Jones Patty May Bobby Freeman. Taylor Childree James Hartley Barbara Hollis. Virlyn Slaton High Neisler. Leonard Whatley Clif ford Whatley James Parks. Thomas Joiner Elaine Windham Margaret Posey Terrell Waters Jimmy Childree Gloria Beeland Constance Barrow. Carol Barrow Mars delle Crooke Herschel Hollis. Mildred Freeman Mary Parks. Second honor roll adds Robert Swearingen Sally Horton. Jeanette Trussell Mary Blair Patty May. Sylvia Swearingen Shirley Trussell Sue Fain Babs Bond Barbara Hollis Skippy Ogburn. Betty Nelson Julian Hollis. J M Robins Ed wards Cooper. Constance Barrow Jerry James Sonny Shealy Thomas Joiner. Carol Barrow F H Nelson. Marvnan Hollis Samuel McCrary.
Crowell residents hosted and visited relatives in Macon Thomaston and Butler while students and teachers traveled for illnesses and graduations. Patricia Fuller returned from G S C Americus for summer, Adrienne Duke visited Fort Valley cousins, and Connie Wainwright achieved perfect attendance at Crowell School advancing to fifth grade.
The Columbus Ledger announces a policy of publishing drunken driving convictions on the front page to deter offenses. It argues publicity will frighten offenders and cites a $100 fine as insufficient deterrence.
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