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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1935
Page
2
Notices record numerous residents and guests traveling or visiting for weekends and summers. Names include Harry Powell Florence Smith James Ricks Winnie Aultman Emily Hicks Susan Bryan Mildred Seay Julia Elabeth Parker Elizabeth Lucas Nora Mollie Edith Coolik Thelma Barrow Choice Barrow Lucile Griffith and families visiting Macon Athens Atlanta Milledgeville Valdosta Marietta Do than and other Georgia towns.
The Reynolds High School honor roll lists Grade One students Marian Hollis Rosamond Windham Hilda Weaver John Allen Coulter Thomas Griffith Charlie Montfort Betty Jean Saunders John Nelson Grade Two Earl Marshall Grade Three Neva Sue Kirksey David Montfort Earl Weaver Marian Newsome Louise Taunton Benjamin Freeman Grade Four Elizabeth Embry Hugh Sealy Donald Whatley Grade Five Virginia Hodges Eugenia Joiner Gemle Six Mollie Coolik Grade Seven Lucy Bryan Sink Marshall Grade Fight Pat Hodges Benjamin Hodges Winifred Ruffin Grade Ten Emily Whatley Hunter Bryan Grade Eleven Sammie Coolik
In April the national high school magazine Scholastic announced winners of a current events contest. Sammie Coolik of Reynolds High School was the sole Georgia recipient, praised as an unusual honor for the graduating senior. The Reynolds New Era notes the recognition as a notable achievement.
The daily Vacation School opens Monday at 8:30 A.M. at the Methodist Church. No charges. Children should bring scissors crayons pencils and tablets. Methodist and artist children under fourteen are urged to enroll and welcome. committee asks parents to ensure prompt regular attendance.
The Library will be open each Wednesday and Thursday from 3 to 4 PM. One hundred new children’s books have arrived and a certificate will be given to readers who complete ten books this summer.
Sealy of Reynolds, a Reynolds High School graduate, earns senior medical school honors at Emory by selection into the Caduceus Society. The banquet at the Atlanta Athletic Club features Dr. Alfred Blalock as principal speaker on pulmonary embolus and surgical shock.
The Barrow family thanks all who expressed sympathy during their mother's illness and death.
The Taylor Macon Post American Legion plans a grand beauty pageant to name a Miss Reynolds to represent the post at the Georgia American Legion State Convention in Macon on August 22 to 24. The winner earns a trip to the National Convention in St Louis. The local pageant at Grand Theater on Friday June 14 will select contestants with out of town judges and evening gowns.
Miss Ida Emily Wiggins died Friday at noon after a long illness at her sister Mrs Claud Windhams home where she had lived all her life She was 79 Her father the late Charlie Wiggins and mother the late Mrs Katherine Beeland Wiggins preceded her in death Funeral services were held Saturday morning at the home Rev J N Shell officiating with interment in the Wiggins cemetery Mrs S B Liggins in charge of music Reynolds New Era
The Taylor Mill page reports mixed social visits among local families from Columbus and nearby towns over the weekend. The R E Smith, Moore, Cotney and Barrow households are among those hosting relatives and friends. Community events include girl reserves swimming, an Intermediate Girls class party, a Junior Girl Reserves and Wolf Cubs trip to the pond, and a prayer meeting at the Douglas home. Sunday attendance reached 144.
Last Thursday night a group gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Windham who have recently moved back to Taylor Mill. Attendees included Mrs. Fred Oliver Mrs. U S Underwood Miss Lottie Windham Miss Edna Underwood Misses Lannis and Leila Kate Childree Miss Beggs Messrs Leonard Windham Fred Underwood Millard James and Cecil Underwood.
The community records numerous Sunday visits and family gatherings across Parker Scroggins Walker and Kendrick households. Attendees include Mildred, Hazel Scroggins, Walter Parker, Jim Montgomerie, J P Walker, Juliette Jarrell, Myrtle and Margaret Walker, Mike Kendrick, Alton Parker, and Bethany guests with Thomaston connections. Notable notes: graduates from R. E. Lee in Thomaston, Lu Shockley visiting from New Smyrna. Antioch Sunday School picnic planned for June 15. preaching at Antioch church at 11 am and 8 pm with public invitation.
Miss Thelma Jarrell entertained her Sunday school class Saturday afternoon from 2 30 to 5 oclock. Many panies were enjoyed and cake and ice cream were served to thirty children.
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