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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1951
Page
4
Reynolds area locals and visitors fill pages with travel news and summer visits. Nell Lucas, Elizabeth Parker of Columbus, and Virginia Seay of Baton Rouge are at home for summer. Many townsfolk appear in Macon, Atlanta, Daytona Beach, and Columbus for visits, conferences, and hospital stays.
Mr and Mrs William Thomas Saunders announce the engagement of their daughter Stella Jane to James Patrick Pate of Davisboro Georgia The wedding is set for June 24 at the home of the bride's parents The bride elects sister is Mrs Donald E Pitts of Macon A Reynolds High School and Georgia State College for Women graduate in Home Economics She taught at Reynolds High School this past year Mr Pate is brother of Miss Sara Jane Pate an assistant dietitian at University Hospital Augusta He graduated from Davisboro High School attended business school in Augusta and works for H H Motor Company Sandersville
Crowell church schedules a morning sermon on If Jesus Were a Methodist Minister What Would His Appointment Be and a memorial night service for year deceased members R E Casey W H Parr Booker Montgomery and E E Fuller. The closing conference session is at 3 p m Sunday at Macon Municipal Auditorium led by Rev W W Taylor.
The Reynolds Woman's Society of Christian Service met at Miss Annie Monk's home on May 29 for an all day study on Missions. The program centered on Building Toward a Christian Community with Rural Prospects as the day’s topic. Twelve members attended with Rev. W. W. Taylor leading a devotional and Mrs. J. H. Brewer offering prayers.
The Business Woman's Circle met at Mrs Bill Horns by Tuesday evening with 8 members present. Attendees included Mrs H B Walker Mrs Margery Mitchell Mrs Winifred Hartman Mrs Ruth Clarke Miss Mary Tom Gray Mrs Margaret Willis Mrs Harriet Hornsby and Mrs Sara Cross. Three visitors attended Mrs Luke Adams Elizabeth Hornsby and Lynne Mitchell. Mrs Walker led the program. Mrs Cross presided over a short business session and refreshments were served by the hostess. Reporter.
The Bonnie Ruffin Circle of the Reynolds Baptist WMS will hold its regular monthly session Monday at 8 30 p m at the home of Mrs William Parker. All members urged to attend.
A simple to prepare dessert features a baked pie shell heaped with whipped cream and ripe banana slices. The piece notes June as National Dairy Month and highlights the ease and festivity of Banana Whipped Cream Pie as a tasty, digestible treat.
Reynolds Baptist Church wrapped up its Vacation Bible School with 88 certificates awarded and a total enrollment of 118. A $37.36 love offering will go to the Cooperative Program as Rev. H. F. Jelks thanked contributors and praised faculty, parents, and students for a highly successful program.
Crowell residents report weekend visits from Macon Talbotton Lizella Brunswick and Warner Robins. Miss Helen Neisser wed Mr Leonard Windham on June 5. Families plan vacations visiting relatives in Ft Valley Macon Mississippi and Osgood Young’s family in Macon.
Residents from Crowell report PTA meetings and family gatherings. A called PTA meeting is planned for Monday June 18 at the school with all members urged to attend. Community family night with covered dish is set for Friday June 15. Several visits occur across Alabama Mississippi Louisiana and Florida including families of Young Neisler Fuller Kennedy Byrd Montgomery and Byrd.
Eight Air Force Thunderjets crashed near Richmond Indiana yesterday in the largest mass jet crash on record. Authorities described the incident as a historic disaster for the air force with investigations underway and crews securing the crash site.
In an aviation incident two damaged planes made emergency landings with injuries and one parachute save. Three pilots died as their speed oriented air force fighters crashed and burned.
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