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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
2
Reynolds High defeated Pinehurst 5 to 4 in a tense Friday game. The score was tied at 4 apiece entering the bottom of the seventh before Reynolds pushed across the decisive run.
The University of Georgia Livestock Judging team, sponsored by the Saddle and Sirloin Club, travels to Mississippi State College May 12 for the Southern Intercollegiate Livestock Judging contest. Seven students, including C. W. Whatley of Reynolds, join the trip after judging farms in Clemson Holly Springs Banks County and Jefferson areas.
Cross Roads residents report guests and visits from Ellen Kirksey and Mrs. Charles Lancaster to Crum Shehee on Monday. Clason Kirksey visited Guy Peterman on Sunday. Barfield family hosted Oleta Jones Thomaston and David Theus with others. Hinton Columbus and Rufus Kirksey hosted, Henry Harris stayed with Otis Mott, Bertha Hinton visited Johnnie Harris, Arnold Taunton hosted Worthen Taunton, Earlene and Myrtie Childree shopped in Macon, Crum Shehee and Herbert Shehee hosted, Cecil Pennington visited George Theus, Arthur J. Benson and child visited Darby Kirksey.
Miss Pam Goodroe hosted a birthday party at the Reynolds Club House on Wednesday from 4 to 6 PM. Pink lemonade, games on the lawn, a prize line, ice cream, nuts and a pink white three tier cake prepared by her grandmother were served, with music by Mrs. Whatley and a long guest list of friends.
Reynolds Baptist Church announces the week of May 11 with Sunday 10 am Sunday School 11 am Public Worship sermon The Queen of the Home 7 pm Baptist Training Union 8 pm Evening Worship sermon The Psalm of the Penitent. Wednesday 8 pm Prayer Service discussion Mark six.
The MYT of Crowell elected Connie Wainwright as President and Charles Young as Vice President. Jeanette Barfield becomes Secretary and Treasurer, Glenda Hires is Pianist, and Geraldine Fuller Marianne Moore and Paul Pierce join the Program Committee. Recreational Committee includes Ben Moore Charles Young Paul Pierce Kay Casey and Sylvia Cosey. Reporter is Billy Montgomery. Oak Crest Nursery at Butler now taking orders for Mother's Day flowers.
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