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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1945
Page
2
Reynolds county residents and relatives are noted visiting family across Macon Thomaston Columbus Henderson Ga Montezuma and Warner Robins. Many travelers stop for weekends with relatives in Reynolds while others plan trains and plane trips in May for extended visits abroad.
The Reynolds Woman's Improvement Club held its May meeting electing Florine English president C E Whatley first vice president D W Harp second vice president Woolfin Hinton secretary J E Ricks treasurer C L Pyron parliamentarian R E Aultman press representative Charlie Philman Horton herald reporter and nominating committee Mrs R L Bell Mrs H K Sealy and Mrs H C Whatley A picnic lunch followed hosted by Mrs Troy Whatley Mrs Ben Hinton and Mrs Irene Whatley.
The W. M. U. met Monday afternoon at the church. Mrs. Willie Suggs led the program with hymns and talks on the Centennial for Christ and evangelism, education, and enlistment. Various named members prepared prayers, devotionals, and centennial comparisons before dismissal.
Mrs. Arthur Childree underwent a tonsil operation at Montgomery hospital in Butler and recuperates at home. Numerous visitors from Macon, Santa Monica, Camp Wheeler, Reynolds, Thomaston, Americus, and Juniper drop by as kinfolk and friends spend weekends nearby.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club elected Harold Gates as president and G L Windham as vice president for the next term. J W Windham serves as secretary treasurer. The meeting welcomed several visitors including Mrs. Douglas of Macon and Mrs. Ave rett, with Annie Palmer joining the group.
Mr and Mrs Lonnie Parker and son spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Rufus Smith. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Ellis Pike with Mr and Mrs L S Whatley and others joining Sunday gatherings at Reynolds and Thomaston following a week ending with Mary Frances Gilson in Thomaston and visits from Hoke Byrd of Reynolds to Mrs T J Amos.
Laying house 16 by 24 feet with matched flooring and galvanized roof for sale. Includes screened roosts and four brooders three fuel types plus two wood burners with 500 capacity each. Contact M. A. Liffey Reynolds Georgia. Motto about inner rule.
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