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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1958

Page

2

Social notes from Reynolds as residents visit kin and travel

Reynolds residents share weekend trips and visits across Macon St Simons Lake Blackshear and Atlanta. Local families, such as Windham Whatley Neisler and Brunson households, host relatives from Thomaston Memphis Baltimore and Bethlehem while others attend camp and summer schools.

Anthony-Barrow Circle Met Monday at Reynolds Methodist

The Anthony Barrow Circle of Reynolds Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service met Monday evening at Mrs. R L Bell's home with co-hostesses Mrs. R M Jinks Mrs. Edgar Whatley and Mrs. E E Barrow. Co Chairman Mrs. Joe Royeton secretary Mrs. Lawrence Cook publicity chair Mrs. R E Aultman elected. Cardboard World Banks distributed for members to fund missions. Programs by A J Fountain on Ever Widening Circles in Missions with Bible readings and a dialogue by Cook and Fountain. Refreshments served.

Anthony-Barrow Woman's Society of Christian Service Reynolds Methodist Church R. L Bell R. M. Jinks Edgar Whatley E. E. Barrow C. S. Sawyer Dick Windham Joe Royeton Lawrence Cook R. E. Aultman A. J. Fountain

Wilma Sawyer Circle Meets at Roy Jones Home

The Wilma Sawyer Circle of Reynolds W.S.C.S. met Monday night at Mrs. Roy Jones’s home. Mrs. A. C. Borders opened with prayer and chaired the business session. Leonard Whatley elected County Chairman and Roy Jones secretary. Program on Changing Patterns in the March of Missions led by Mrs. Whatley and Mrs. Hillis. Life membership presented to Kelly Hillis, son of Rev. and Mrs. Chas. Hillis.

Wilma Sawyer Reynolds W.S.C.S Roy Jones A. C. Borders Leonard Whatley Donald Whatley Whatley Charles Hillis Kelly Hillis Rev Chas, Hillis

Taylor Mill Plants Highlight 1957 Accident-Free Hours

Bibb Manufacturing Co. Taylor Mill workers logged 156 352 man hours in 1957 without a lost time accident, part of Georgia textile mills posting safe records in the Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia ninth annual safety contest. Nine Georgia mills achieved perfect records. 117 mills reported a lost time accident rate of 6.6 per million hours, a drop since 1949. The Taylor Mill plant along with 13 other winners will be honored March 26 at Georgia Tech with plaques.

Bibb Manufacturing Co Taylor Mill F. L. Carter Atlanta Cotton Manufacturers Association of Georgia Carter Georgia United States Taylor A. French Textile School Georgia Tech

Louis W. Eidt Resigns as Ledger Enquirer Manager

Louis W. Eidt resigns as business manager of Ledger Enquirer Co. in Columbus Georgia, effective Sept. 10 1958, after serving since Aug. 24 1953. A Dallas Texas native, he began in 1938 with the Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn and later worked for American Statesman Newspapers before joining Ledger Enquirer. Eidt is active in Kiwanis Club Columbus Chamber of Commerce and other local groups.

Columbus Louis W. Eidt Ledger Enquirer Co Eidt The Dallas Texas Southern Newspaper Publishers Assn American Statesman Austin Tex Ledger Enquirer Kiwanis Club Columbus Chamber of Commerce Columbus Country Club

Household Hints from Mrs. Jimmie McManus

Practical advice on refinishing veneered blinds with wax remover and matching enamel, storing cookies in decorative boxes for gifts, repurposing strawberry season crafts, and making kitchen apron gift sets from scraps. Includes tips on wiring fuse boxes with a candle for dark emergencies.

Jimmie McManus Knoxville Georgia

Card of Thanks for Clem Waters

The Waters family thanks friends for kindness during the illness and death of husband and father Clem Waters. Gratitude for the large floral offering and thoughtful cards. Mrs. Clem Waters J. W. Waters Mrs. Louise Hinton.

Clem Waters J. W. Waters Louise Hinton

Crowell Area Social Notes Reflect Wide Weekend Visits

Crowell residents recount a busy weekend with guests from Griffin Atlanta Macon and Americus plus visits to Ida Cason Gardens and the Little White House. Emory Parr Jr. sustained a hand injury during Sunday activities as many families hosted relatives and attended church and outings.

A. B. Childres Jr Felton Childres Griffin Vance Childres Atlanta A. B. Childres Emory Parr Jr J. W. O’neal William O’neal Maywood C. B. Shines Jack Eugene Carol Hartley Ida Cason Gardens Little White House Jean O’neal Tommie O’neal Walter O’neal Jean Hugh Sue O'Neal Ieee Linda Cook J. D. Casey Jimmy J. A. Stevens William Neisler Butler Ulmer Stevens Barby Jared Lizella Emmett Long Johnny Millard Stevens Americus O. B. Bankston Ft. Valley Lavelle Stevens Ricky Rolin Osgood Young Lonnie Pierce B. M. Montgomery Clifford Adams John Montgomery Taylor Mill Mary Martha Sammy McCrary David Bob Rickie Dugger Casey Margaret Parr Henry McAfee Patsy Mike Roberta

White County Farmer Crowned Production King at Luncheon

At a Georgia luncheon honoring top corn producers, J. M. Hulsey of White County was named production king for 6,930 bushels from 63 acres, averaging 110 bushels per acre with a 54 cent cost per bushel. Howard Carroll of Stephens County posted the second high yield among 151 members of the 1,000 Bushel Club.

Athens Georgia C. C. Murray University of Ga. College of Agriculture J. R. Johnson Agricultural Extension Service The Cotton Producers Assn King

Gems of Thought on Capacity and Duty

A collection of short quotes on personal power duty and self reliance from K C Holland Mary Baker Eddy Michael Montaigne Sir William Osler George Eliot and Newton. Each line offers a reflection urging effort fulfillment and improvement.

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Reynolds Department Conducted By Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds J. W. Windham Jane Macon Mrs. S. J. Tankersley St. Simons Jimmy Childre Jerry Windham John Pennington Sutler Florence Smith Jackson Firss Mrs. C. E. Whatley Lake Blackshear Will Ricks Walter Clay Robert Swearingen Jr Emory University Bonnie Ruffin Cecil Sanders Lola Waters Powersville Leila Barrow Carol Barrow Mises Elizabeth and Julia Parker C. A. Wilson J. H. Neisler J. A. Pendergrast Thomaston R. M. Suggs Mrs J. W. Patterson and Sons Waverly Hall Hugh McGee Millard Sheppard Monroe, N. C Billy Whatley Shep Jr Eric Newsom Jr Eric Newsom Elmo Waller Tim Dathine Brunson J. A. Brunson Joe Woten R. E. Aultman Sr Jerry U. S. Underwood Sidney Sheppard Baby Betty Whatley E. M. Crawford Eva B. Griffith W. H. Breazealle Breazealle Mike Waller R. A R. E. Aultman Jr Hinesville National Guard Ft. Stewart John Bullock J. F. Bullock Sr Opelika, Ala Floy Bullock Ben Persons G. A. Goddard Baltimore G. H. Goddard E. H. Griffith Capt Thomas Griffith Griffith Memphis, Tenn Frances Thompson F. A. Ricks University of North Carolina Oscar Thompson James Ricks Charles F. M. Carson Ola Hicks Middle Georgia Hospital R. E. Nystrom Kay Buddy Bethlehem Penn And Ed Goddard Clyde Gonzales Washington, D. C Mrs. Goddard Baltmore Lebanon F. H. Sams Dalton Nashville, Tenn Frank Jr J. W. McCowen Walton of H. W. Breazealle Alice McCowen Jack Thompson Gene, Brunson Dan Fountain Jr Camp McKenzie W. J. Crawford Carolyn Jacksonville, Fla Weaver Crawford Frank Hakkinsville Ferdinand Carson Engineering Association of Georgia Woodfin Hinton Thomas Byrd Walter Wainwright Garland Byrd Link Marshall Camp Stewart and Jink Marshall Columbus Dailies Crowell News Membership Corporation White County K. C. Holland Mary Baker Eddy Man Michael Montaigne Sir Wm. Osler George Eliot Newton Massachusetts Bunker Hill
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