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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
5
Reynolds Georgia notes report Mrs Howard Neisler hosted her bridge club entertained this week. Several local residents visited kin in Columbus Macon Camilla and Montezuma over the weekend and visitors from Atlanta Jacksonville and Orlando arrived for family occasions.
Albert Carter and daughter Evelyn plan a trip to Winston-Salem to visit Mrs. Wade Stepp. Florida fishing trips included B W Hinton C E Whatley R L Bell Dan Payne Thomas Byrd and Walter Wainwright. Lottie Marshall returns from Atlanta after a long visit with Anita Marshall. Marion Newsome and Eric Newsome Jr visited Mrs. Walker Newsome in Macon. Eufaula Joiner extends her Atlanta visit. Mrs Jerome Walker and Mrs Charles Walker spoke to the Woman's Club on Flower Arrangements and were guests of F M Carson.
Mrs E F Seay and Miss Elda Blackmon hosted the Gordon Carson Chapter UDC. The meeting began with a Georgia Day program at Reynolds High School featuring a foundation program, a student play directed by Mrs John Dims, and a debate on sales tax for education funding. Members then met at the club house for business reports and committee notices before a social hour.
Central News reports a sequence of Sunday visits and short trips among Macon County residents. Marshallville hosts include Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crooke and Mrs. Cynthia Streetman. Guests come from Warner Robins Thomaston Columbus Collins Montezuma Andersonville Quincy and beyond.
The Reynolds Methodist Church WSCS met Monday with President Mrs. C. S. Sawyer presiding. They noted World Day of Prayer totals, welcomed infant member Marjorie Susan Sealy, and discussed labor questions and church duty, closing with prayer.
Rev. David Lastinger of Reynolds Methodist Church proclaims a Week of Dedication from March 13 to March 20 for congregants and interested seekers. On March 20 his Crowell Methodist appointment will be filled by Rev. W. E. Hightower who will preach both the morning and evening services at Reynolds.
Howard News notes Miss Mary Ann Williams of Columbus spent the weekend with home folks here. Mr and Mrs J C Parks and children were guests near Howard. Mrs C F Fickling visited her sister Mae Riley at Butler. Mr and Mrs Jack Shevering and sons visited Jonesboro relatives. Miss Lola Edwards of Macon visited in town. McCoy Williams Jr has been named to the Scabbard and Blade Society at the University of Georgia. he is an ATO and Alpha Kappa Psi member.
The Smile-A-While Quartet will perform at Crowell School building at 8 p m on Saturday March 26. Sponsored by Crowell church Youth Fellowship proceeds fund a new curtain for the school auditorium. Admission 25c and 50c. Everyone invited.
A quoted citizen argues that if Georgia were only half the size politicians claim, people would have little to do but stay by the fire in winter and seek shade in summer. The remark reflects frustration over rising labor costs and looming change.
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