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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1925
Page
5
Reynolds department items list residents visiting relatives, weekend trips to Macon and Atlanta, assemblies for Peach Festival, and Coolik's Anniversary Sale. Local figures including Misses, Miss Carolyn Lucas, Mr. Eugene Saunders, and Mrs. J. J. Bryan appear among routine social notes and festival attendance.
Mrs. W. R. Camp and Mrs. Homer Beeland are prepared to do hemstitching pecoting and plaiting. Orders left with either of them or at Caslow's Store will receive prompt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds will hold its meeting Wednesday afternoon April 1 at 3 o'clock at Mrs. B. W. Hinton's home with Mrs T. Whatley as joint hostess. The program lists business, a musical segment featuring Newsom Family Orchestra and verses about music and art.
Funeral services for Hon F F Paris held today lead Gordon Carson Chapter U D C to postpone its regular meeting until next Tuesday afternoon. The gathering will be at the home of Mrs C L Pyron.
A non denominational moving picture titled The Life of Christ will be shown at Reynolds High School on Thursday March 26 at 745 p m with an accompanying musical program. Endorsed by pastors civic leaders and educators, the presentation is described as high standard and citylike in quality and admission is nominal with proceeds benefiting Reynolds High School.
The undersigned merchants of Reynolds Georgia announce daily closing at 6:00 p m from April 1 to September 1 1925 excluding Saturdays to improve service to the public in Taylor County The signers include Reynolds Mercantile Co Newsom Bros Griffiths Cash Store Hinton Hollis Hicks D Caslow R C Taylor D Coolie E A Goddard Lewis Tencen Co Ford Service Station C C Bryan and others
A compact rental notice advertises a dwelling available for rent. It notes modern comforts and directs inquiries to apply locally for details and rental terms.
The CM T Camp calls attention to 2500 vacancies for boys under 17 and urges immediate applications. Free training is offered to eligible youths, with Miss Leach Bryan handling applicant blanks. First properly completed applications received at Camp Headquarters will be accepted first. Lost brooch found. return to Hinton Hollis Hicks for reward. For sale: two white Leghorn hens, two RI roosters, priced at two dollars each.
Monday at R H S sees laziness blamed and a Friday holiday discussed. Fourth and fifth graders staged a chapel program The Court of Queen God English. the baseball team beat Town Blues 6-8 and Little Giants beat Butler. A Christ Birth film shows Thursday night for charity. Patriot flu cases noted and February honor rolls listed by grade.
Washington reports Hubert Daniel Parks of Reynolds serving in the U S Marine detachment on the battleship New York. The ship steamed from Norfolk to Guantanamo Bay and is part of maneuvers near Cuba with a 27 000 ton displacement and ten 14 inch guns. Parks, 23, joined the Marine Corps last September and will likely sail to northern ports soon.
Water-ground corn meal ground at Cooper's Mill. Fresh each week. Forty cents per peek, cash or credit price. E. A. GODDARD. Lost one ladies black sweater on Reynolds streets. Return to Mrs. W. H. Ogburn Reynolds Ga. for reward.
Hon F F Paris a Reynolds prominent citizen died after heart trouble while directing crop planting near Reynolds. A merchant at Albany before moving to Reynolds forty five years ago he built wealth from farms and business. Survived by brother O N Paris sister Nettie Paris and niece Dollie Paris Strong. Funeral at Reynolds Methodist Church with Masonic rites at Hill Crest Cemetery.
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