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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1919
Page
2
Reynolds residents and guests are noted visiting family, friends, and events in nearby Macon, Montezuma, Atlanta, Columbus, Fort Valley, and Griffin. The column lists numerous calls, travels, and social gatherings across town venues, with several relatives and locals mentioned among the visitors and hosts.
A social event celebrated on April 22 with the Underwoods hosting in a decorated dining room. Guests included the Wainwrights Perkins Hobbs Underwoods Windhams and Culversons with Mrs Daniel sending a remembrance. The evening featured stories of past life and southern life and a multi course meal.
Barrow Brothers advertises liberty bonds accepted as cash in trade or on account. They claim a full supply of goods for home or farm and present the acceptance as an accommodation to customers.
The World Prohibition Rally will be held at the Reynolds school auditorium on May 8 at 9:00 P.M. Dr George W Morrow a nationally known speaker will deliver the address. A flag contest is under way with rooms in the school accumulating votes and the flag on display in the Post Office building.
The Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds invites the community to an annual picnic at Ricks' pond on May 14 afternoon replacing the May meeting. Members, families, and friends are asked to bring lunch while a fish fry is provided. Transportation will meet at the park by 1 o'clock with rides ready. the meal will be served around 1:30.
Mrs A G Hicks entertained her sister Mrs P B Trafwick of Commerce with a pleasant rook and sewing party Tuesday afternoon. The home was decorated with wild honeysuckles and roses. About thirty guests attended and a salad course was served after a progressive game. 666 is advertised as a remedy for constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches from a torpid liver.
A 19th century tone notes diminishing use of Greek Latin and mathematics in higher education and wonders how long advanced math and related fields will remain central. It reflects on the value of education and the need to appreciate others despite varied abilities, urging gratitude for what people offer.
Last Sunday morning the Presiding Elder urged the supreme duty of Christian forces in this crucial era. Rev J C G Brooks from Columbus spoke in the evening about real love. Sunday school and the centenary offering performed well. Special notice: Rev W F Quillian of Fort Valley preaches Monday evening at Reynolds Methodist church.
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