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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
The Reynolds civic and social page lists members visiting in Butler Columbus Macon and North Carolina and notes the Baptist Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Emory Seay home. Visitors include Miss Lydia Goddard Mrs Gussie Taylor and Miss Grace Fountain. Several residents travel to Warm Springs Atlanta and Macon for weekends and events.
On Tuesday evening June 5 the Baptist Missionary Society Circle 83 held a Silver Tea at Mrs Walton Hodges home to benefit the church building fund. Sandwiches and fruit punch were served while a delightful musical program by the Newsom Family Orchestra entertained guests. A good collection was realized.
The W. M. S. at Crowells held their regular meeting on Wednesday June 6 with good attendance. New members welcomed Mrs E C Pierce Mrs W C Cosey and Mrs Dixon Cosey. Ten visits to the sick were made and four bunches of flowers sent. A program included hymns prayers a devotional and a story by Mrs Tom Montgomery.
Edward W Pickard reviews early 1930s world events including Kingsford Smith and Ulm completing a trans Pacific hop with 80 gallons left, Fiji welcome, and Bris bane leg to Sydney. The piece notes fund pressures, political maneuvering at Kansas City, and various global tensions from Italy to Lithuania and Albania.
Reynolds Georgia firm G H Goddard & Company announces modern ambulance service with full equipment to safely remove patients to hospitals. The vehicle provides hot and cold water, lavatory facilities, heating or cooling, and electric fan ventilation for patient comfort during transport. Call Day 70 or Night 81.
An old county ad shows a binder for sale by B P Jones in Reynolds Georgia claiming good condition and low price. The rest of the text critiques aging, urging readers to resist age through study and concentration and to cultivate sympathy tolerance and progress.
Local business owners in Reynolds pledge to close each Thursday at noon through August to boost morale and cope with slow months. They urge customers to conduct all Thursday trades before noon to support employers and staff across restaurants, barber shops, pharmacies, stores, banks, and power companies.
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