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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1931
Page
2
Reynolds civic club presents a poem on the value of mothers and family, warning of neglect and urging honor. The issue weaves local society notes with brief mentions of residents, visits, and events, including meetings, bridge nights, and upcoming trials and entertainments in Reynolds Georgia.
Fat dry cows or yearlings may be exchanged for a good milk cow. Contact A. J. Payne in Reynolds, Georgia to arrange a swap or purchase.
For sale cabbage tomato and Bermuda onion plants at 1.00 per 1000. Pepper sweet potato and egg plants 1.50 per 1000. Prompt shipment. Dorris Plant Co Valdosta Ga.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held its Friday meeting with 40 members at the Teachers Cottage. Members reported 118 visits to the sick, 69 trays, 19 bouquets, and 56 garments. Miss O Kelley thanked the club for hospital flowers. A social replaced a banquet, and June refreshment duties were assigned. the group valued summer plans and missed Mrs. Taylor.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held its monthly gathering at the Teachers' Cottage on Friday evening May 2. Forty members answered roll call despite rain. The meeting opened with songs Be a Booster and In the Garden and prayer. Minutes were read, roll called, and guests collected. no new or old business was reported.
In 1926 summer, Supt J P Thompson and wife vacationed in Birmingham. Their relatives Reids moved to Taylor Mill in fall. Jack Windham fell for Tressie Reid and they wed last Saturday at the bride’s home in a small ceremony. Rev E B Brogdon officiated. Attendants included Windham family members and Thompson relatives. A dinner followed at G L Windham’s home.
Reynolds stores announce Thursday closings at 12:00 noon from May through September or until a new bale of cotton arrives. The group lists numerous local businesses and asks for patronage and cooperation to allow workers a rest period, expressing a desire to serve customers while giving employers recreation time.
Panhandle notes a busy schedule as the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs gathers in Waycross May 12 to 15. Delegates from counties including Reynolds, Montezuma, Baxley and Waycross prepare for a formal opening, pageants, a shawl display, poetry talks and a series of luncheons and receptions hosted by local clubs, with welcoming addresses from state leaders and guest speakers from Agnes Scott College and other organizations.
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