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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1954
Page
2
A broad list of local residents and relatives from Reynolds and surrounding areas are noted visiting and attending graduations in Macon, Columbus, and Americus. Attendees include Billy Fickling in Auburn and sisters, parents, and cousins visiting kin across Georgia and Florida.
Reynolds Baptist Church announces a Sunday schedule with 10 00 am Sunday School 11 00 am and 8 30 pm worship services featuring sermons The Average Church and Non Essentials of Belief A week of Vacation Bible School prayer meetings and commencements is planned Local families and visitors are mentioned among attendees and guests including Ogburns Atchesons Brooks DeLoach and Joiners with several members visiting relatives in nearby towns.
The Reynolds Woman's Club sponsors a barbecue at 3 p.m. July 5 at the Reynolds Golf Course and Swimming Pool. Entertainment includes a political speaker a beauty contest a water carnival Uncle Ned and his Hayloft Jamboree cake sale and more.
Pvt John H Bloodworth, son of Mr and Mrs H C Bloodworth of Reynold s, has completed eight weeks of basic training at Camp Gordon Replacement Training Center. He received instruction in infantry tactics weapons and other subjects to prepare for military duties. Upon completion he may continue infantry training or attend a specialist school.
Reynolds city officials pass an ordinance requiring households and businesses to own and maintain metal garbage cans with lids for curbside collection. Open containers are prohibited and violations carry penalties as outlined in Section 30. Ordinance takes effect on May 18 1954.
Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Poole of Warner Robins and other relatives shared weekend and Sunday visits with Taylor Mill families including Robersons Hinton Winds and Parks. Several travelers from Thomaston Leesburg Biloxi Macon Athens Milledgeville joined local gatherings and dinners.
Forty-one members traveled to Panama City Florida on May 28 for their annual trip. They stayed at a motel and hauled in over 1000 pounds of Red Snapper and Grouper fish. Ernest Parker caught the 25 pound biggest snapper. Members call it the best trip yet and plan next year’s trip.
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