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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1932
Page
2
Reynolds residents and visitors share weekends in Macon Atlanta Columbus and nearby towns. Names include H C Bond Jr D W Payne C B Marshall Miriam Carter Ann Hicks Emily Hicks Virginia Harp Winnie Aultman Sallie Legg Eva B Griffith and others as they visit relatives attend events and travel with families across Georgia.
The Mission Study Class of Reynolds Methodist Church met in two sessions led by Mrs. W. E. Marshall Jr. The group studied Life As a Stewardship, discussed tithing, and contrasted giving with worldly expenditures. Devotions, prayers, and songs framed Wednesday and Thursday afternoons with focus on money, time, and talents as God given resources.
A rare Reynolds event features a ladies team vs the slims on the town diamond this afternoon. Admission is 10 cents with proceeds to the Reynolds Methodist church building fund. The county is invited to attend the historic game expected to attract record attendance.
This Herald column blends a mother themed poem with a lively sports survey. It notes Mickey Walker’s quick victory over King Levinsky in Chicago and previews the 1932 Kentucky Derby with international flair led by Phar Lap’s absence. Baseball’s stars Ruth Gehrig and surprise league standings are discussed alongside track and tennis notes and a planned Sharkey bout.
The writer argues that Jack Sharkey is unfairly labeled a loudmouth by the press and public, stating he is a retiring sailor with a stable home in Boston. The column recalls personal anecdotes of autumn, travel, and daily life, concluding with the author signing off as the Harald’s Peck’s Bad Boy.
Reynolds High School plans commencement on Tuesday evening June 7 featuring the senior class roster headed by Samuel Coolik Daniel R Fountain Lucile Ann Griffith Alma Inez Graves Margaret Louise Jarrell Corene H Heath Eva McDaniel Grace Leila Jones Lillian Wynelle Byrd with nine graduates listed.
The article traces the French state post from 1464 beginnings through later reforms. Napoleon in 1804 replaced a committee with a director general, shaping a structure that has largely persisted. In recent years the post office has often been attached to various ministries such as treasury public works or commerce.
A Taylor Mill community column records visits by Supt. and Mrs. R E Smith, Misses Poole, Oliver, Windham, Douglas, and others to Ellaville, Thomaston, Macon, Warm Springs, Reynolds, Rupert, and Butler. A Taylor Mill vs Roberta game ended 10 to 9 for Taylor Mill. Several residents celebrate birthdays and plan a Mother’s Day program at the school.
Englishville residents hosted relatives and friends during a series of Sunday and weekend visits. J A Duke and Mrs Duke welcomed London and family, Hubert and Lewis Justice, and others. Mr and Mrs G W McLendon hosted a County Line gathering. Mrs Hattie Dyess and Miss Dump Dyess visited friends. plus several households entertained grandparents and grandchildren across nearby towns.
Malivated W M Hollis of Reynolds Ga advertises service to cut wood to any desired length offering phone contact for orders.
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