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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1960
Page
2
Reynolds residents and friends share weekend trips and visits across Georgia and Tennessee. People from Macon Columbus Thomaston and Atlanta appear visiting relatives in Reynolds or hosting guests, with trips to Jekyll Island Panama City and the Grand Canyon noted.
The Crowell Cemetery needs cleaning and donations. Mrs Walter Forsling and family, Mrs Woodfin Hinton, San Reynolds, Ga., and Miss Diane Hill ask for support via John Reynolds, Rte. 1. Karen Forsling and guests plan summer work at a New York camp for underprivileged children.
Mrs. Robert Swearingen and others hosted a luncheon at Gordon Carson U D C Chapter House Reynolds for Miss Emily Ann Childres ahead of her July 3 wedding to Dawson Mims of Columbus at the Methodist Church. Guests included family and friends from Atlanta, Memphis, Montezuma and beyond.
Co hosts Mrs Jimmy Childre Mrs Leonard Whatley Mrs Sidney Bryan and Miss Janice Whatley gave a luncheon at the New Perry Hotel on Saturday June 18 for Miss Emily Ann Childres bride to be Dawson Mims of Columbus. The bride elect received a brass bowl. Guests included Miss Susan Dykes and several aunts and friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Cook and Mrs. Larry Casey hosted a Saturday afternoon party at the Cook home in Reynolds to honor Mrs. Emily Ann Childres, bride-elect of Dawson Mims of Columbus. The event featured summer flowers and a bridal motif in the dining room with a kitchen gift shower for the honoree. numerous friends attended.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports Georgia bank debits last month up eight percent over May 1959. May debits total $4,006,287,000, up from $3,826,891,000 in April and $3,676,785,000 in May 1959.
The Gordon Carson Chapter UDC met June 23 at Mrs. W. T. Bankston’s Roberta home with Mrs. S. J. Tankersley presiding. It was the final 1959 1960 term meeting featuring officer and committee reports and a nominating session concluding with Mrs. Swearingen elected president.
A working day at Bethlehem Cemetery is planned for the second Sunday in July. Volunteers will bring hoes, rakes, and lawn mowers to maintain the grounds. All cash donations go to a cemetery upkeep trust fund to be used in future years. Crum Shehee chairs and Victoria Whatley serves as secretary treasurer urging community participation.
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