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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1956
Page
2
The Reynolds community lists visits across Georgia and Florida from Joyce Visage to D J Hicks and Griffath. Families plan trips to Macon, Atlanta, Augusta, and Lake Blackshear while promoting a July fourth event at the Reynolds Golf Course with rides, prizes, and a high school dance.
Barbara Ann Hancock of Lizella and Russell S. Montgomery of Reynolds wed at Crowell Methodist Church. Rev Asa Roquemore officiated with music by Mrs Montgomery Billy Montgomery and family present. Reception events and out of town guests noted. Georgia Ramblers to play July Fourth at Reynolds Golf Course with barbecue and a beauty contest at 3 p m.
Reynolds W. S. C. selects officers for 1956 57 led by President Mrs. Dick Windham and multiple committees across Promotion Missionary Education Student Work Youth Work and more with numerous members including Mrs. A C Borders Mrs. Roy Jones Miss Marie Barrow and Mrs. J G Hicks. WSCS Reporter notes circle leaders Wilma Sawyer Circle Anthony Barrow Circle and Wilma Sawyer Circle among lines.
The Taylor County MYF elected officers for the year with Geneva Cummings as President and Carlotta Pye as Vice President. Silva Maxwell is Secretary, Elizabeth Mathews Treasurer, and Ann Griggs Pub Chair. Commission Chairs are Harris Hartman Pat Giles Johnny Edwards Jackie Cummings and Betty Jo Jarrell. Virginia Maxwell led the installation. The group voted to send the new President to Wesleyan College July 9-14 for the President's Assembly. Refreshments followed.
The Gordon Carson Chapter of Reynolds UDC will meet Thursday at 3 p m at the Club Chapter House with hostess Miss Marie Barrow.
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