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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1934
Page
2
Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds notes the town’s cheers as the fleet returns and sailors walk in parks at daylight. Local society mentions weddings, visits, illnesses and travel from Reynolds and nearby towns with numerous names and places in Georgia and nearby states.
The Crowell Home Demonstration Club met at Mrs D B Byrd’s lovely new home on June 8. Mrs C B Byrd presided over the business session, and Miss Leonora Anderson demonstrated making various salads using raw vegetables to promote the live-at-home program. About thirty members and several guests attended the event with a salad course served afterward.
Reliable man with car to furnish established customers with Watkins Products in Taylor County. Good opportunity for an ambitious man between 25 and 45. See or write G D Halstead The Watkins Man Ellaville Ga.
The Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs plans an eventful July featuring the 9th birthday of Tallulah Falls school and the 10th and 11th annual Club Institute in Athens. Dr. Josephine Pierce of Lima Ohio leads the institute and is a candidate for president of the General Federation for 1935 1938. The program, guided by Mrs Lamar Rucker and others, combines instructional sessions with entertainments as the federation adjusts to a new administration and prepares an active executive board for future efforts.
Friday visitors included Misses Joiner and Parker to Mrs. Purvis. Guests also stayed weekend with Miss Lois Parker, and Miley Purvis visits Howard. Tampa visitor Joe Johnson and Mrs. Butler spent Sunday with the Carpenters. Phenix City’s Percey Gorham and family visited Mrs. Joiner. The GARA school, run by Miss Annie Moore, closed with a social and a 150-strong audience heard Rev. C A Forrester. Ice cream followed. Several others hosted or traveled to Thomaston. Miss Minnie Buckner recently ill now recovered. Mrs. Parker hosted, and the Butler family hosted guests midweek.
Saturday and Sunday visits fill Turners Chapel as Mrs. Hallie Bell Moore hosts and guests include Mrs. Mintie Wainwright Mrs. Sara Cochran and Fray Windham at Reynolds and Mr. Otis Curry with Mrs. Ethel Welch. Alice and John Moore stay with H Moore while Edna and Lucy Spillers share Sunday. Prayer services planned at Mrs. Nannie Moore’s home with a cordial invitation.
Local families Mr. and Mrs. C H Moore and relatives visited Mrs. Carl Kent in Thomaston. Clergy Rev Landers held services at Mount Zion last Sunday. Numerous crossings with Thomaston Macon and LaGrange visitors. Three Reynolds High School graduates from Taylor Mill: Maurine Rogers Dora Bartlett Edna Underwood. Sunday school count 136.
The Taylor Mill Girl Reserves opened with The Bells of Saint Marys and conducted standard business led by president Ruby Roberson. Lois Cotney directed the devotional with assistance from Blarche Bartlett Lannis Chidree Jewel Bartlett Leila Chidree and Nellie French. Rosamond Cox Erline Douglas Lannis Chidree and Pellie Jones announced honors. The group voted to sell ice cream in the Mill yard next Friday before closing with In the Service of the King.
Messrs H P Bartlett and Millard Underwood hosted a fish fry at Underwood’s pond last Friday evening in honor of Reynolds High seniors Dora Bartlett Edna Underwood and Maurine Rogers. The three Taylor Mill young ladies graduating from Reynolds High were honor guests on this occasion.
The Horses Creek News notes Sunday guests included Mr. and Mrs. Polk Harmon and children with Mrs. J R Harmon and children visiting Mr. and Mrs. J T Gox, plus Mr. and Mrs. H D Harmon staying with Mr. and Mrs Leonard Locke. Gilbert Wainwright of Thomaston visited his mother Friday, and Richard Wilson family were Sunday guests of Mrs Bessie Pitts. Little Alice and John Moore spent the week with their grandmother. William Bailey has returned home from surgery for appendicitis and is recovering well.
The petition to dissolve R. E. Aultman Company, a Reynolds based corporation, was filed in Taylor County Superior Court. The stockholders approved dissolution and surrender of charter to the State of Georgia. Notices set a July 7, 1984 hearing and four weekly publication in The Butler Herald.
On the 81st day of January 1931 A R Rodgers executed and delivered to First National Bank of Reynolds a security deed for 66 acres in Taylor County Georgia. The land lies in the 18th district, lot 167 bounded north by the lot line with 186 east by Mrs J H Morrell and Taylor Manufacturing, south by J P Jones place, west by R J Mathews. The tract measures 810 yards by 990 yards and secures an original debt of 108 dollars with renewals. The deed is recorded in Taylor Superior Court Book T folio 64 dated February 16 1981. Whereas the original indebtedness...
In the District Court of the United States for the Middle District of Georgia the Reconstruction ef Corporation and H. K. Sealy announce a public sale of the Farmers Warehouse and Fertilizer Company property in Reynolds Taylor County Georgia. The brick warehouse with equipment, on land at Montague and Macon Streets, leased from Central of Georgia Railway, will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on July 1 1984 at Butler courthouse door, subject to confirmation by the court. Proceeds applied per final decree. Swinson Commissioner.
Theom Jarrell as administrator will sell at public outcry before the Taylor County courthouse in Butler on the first Tuesday in July 1934 between legal hours. Property is fifty acres in the northwest corner of lot 19 in the 18th district. Proceeds for debt and distribution will be paid in cash. May 7 1934. Thelmon Jarrell administrator estate of Miss Callie Wade deceased.
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