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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1946
Page
2
Reynolds residents reported numerous social trips and visits this week. Families and friends traveled to Atlanta Macon and Birmingham while others hosted guests and hosted relatives in Reynolds and nearby towns.
A 1909 State Normal School Athens class reunion moved from Macon to Reynolds on June 19 due to one member's health. Sixteen alumni attended a day of laughter, recollections, and a buffet lunch, with a class meeting led by Mary Holcomb Bennett.
Local families from Rupert Thomaston and Roberta visited Taylor Mill sides over the weekend. The piece notes illness of Charles Barnes and a weekend hospital stay for Little Ron ald Peacock along with the marriage of Rosamond Cox to Grady Trussell at Reynolds Methodist Church with Rev Leon Edwards officiating and a music program by Bonnie Ruffin and Moncrief.
Reynolds Cannery will open this week to serve the Reynolds community. The same prices as last year apply this season. Everyone may bring their produce to be canned.
Mrs. C. L. Pyron will host the Gordon Carson U. D. C. meeting at her home this afternoon at 3 30 o'clock.
Reynolds Methodist Church will hold morning services next Sunday. Crowell Church will host evening services led by Rev. Leon Edwards pastor of both churches.
Howard family and Mrs. J S Martin plus Frances Jones with grandparents near Ft Valley are listed among weekend or recent visitors. Mr Frank Pickard of Macon visited Miss Fannie and Patsy Pickard. Doris Martin visited Mae Riley at Butler. Hall family welcomed as new town residents. Macon and Columbus visitors noted. R O Cannon of Dawson and G Y Parks of Columbus visited Benny Parks. crowd from Howard attended a barbecue and public speaking in Butler.
Central residents report Sunday visits among neighbors and relatives. Jim Hall and Mrs. Hall spent time with C. R. Simmons family while George Duncan and Mrs. Duncan from San Antonio visited John Duncan. Other gatherings include Elzie Shehee with children in southia and J. H. Duncan recovering in an Atlanta hospital. Continuous rounds of visits involve the Jones, Shehee, Simmons, and Layfield families with several households hosting guests and relatives during the week.
The bride wore a net satin gown with a square neckline and full train, paired with a fingertip illus ion veil and lace coronet. Richmond Cox stood in as proxy father during the ceremony. The couple left for a wedding trip in a blue suit as guests enjoyed an outdoor park party hosted by Senior Girls Reserves for social worker Mrs. Anna King with a salad course and games attended by numerous local youths.
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mr and Mrs James Bartlett Saturday afternoon at the school building. Ice cream and cookies were served by the hostesses Mrs Ernest Parker and Mrs Carl Peacock. A number of useful lovely gifts were received by the couple.
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