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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
3
Reynolds residents share visits with Macon and Atlanta friends, new Emery Shirts arrivals, and a wave of social events. The community notes sales events at Reynolds Mercantile Co, graduation trips, club meetings, church activities, and upcoming picnics and singing gathering at Reynolds park.
Reynolds High School outlines May 22 to May 27 commencement events led by Senior Class president Emily Hicks. Activities include Field Day, Senior Banquet, Grammar Grades, Baccalaureate Sermon by Dr. Ragsdale, Class Play The Romancers, music recital, and Graduation exercises with Judge Persons as the speaker. Alumni may buy Senior Banquet tickets through Supt E H Joiner. Public invited and no charges for most events except a 15 cent Friday program fee.
The Reynolds school district plans a June 6 1924 election to elect a school trustee to succeed W E Marshall whose term has expired. By order of the Board of Education W T Rustin C S S.
Miss Rosamond Neisler of Reynolds and Mr Van A Clarke of Cleveland Ohio were married Thursday in Atlanta. The bride is the daughter of Hon C H Neisler a Agnes Scott alumna who left college to wed Clarke a prominent Cleveland automobile supply wholesaler. The couple will reside in Cleveland after the ceremony as Reynolds friends extend best wishes.
Mr and Mrs C H Parks of Reynolds announce the engagement of their daughter Lella M to Rev Leo B Strickland of Savannah Georgia.
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The Reynolds Young Matrons of the Methodist church held a spend-the-day party at Mrs. F. M. Carson's home. About twenty-five members attended as they shared a buffet dinner, did sewing, played games, and admired Mrs. Carson's new house with flowers.
Reynolds W I Club met May 7 at Mrs. W T Ricks home with Mrs J C Hind co-hostess. Committees reported progress. club voted to disband until September and elected Leach Bryan as president, T Whatley as vice president, Sara Parks secretary, Ralph Camp treasurer, J Cavnd press reporter. A picnic before peach season was noted. Program included piano solo by Mrs Camp and piano duet by Miss Hodges and Miss Marshall.
A notice urges enrollment in The Children’s Founder Roll to preserve future memory with names listed as enrolled since the 29th. Names include Maggie Wilson Liffey Thomas Hoke McDaniel Jr John Carswell Hind Minnie Stanford Montfort Lois Clinton Newsom Doris Pearl Newsom Edith Julia Newsom Blanche Louise Marshall William D Rossee Ethel Ruby Marshall Clifton Howard Marshall Wildred Seay James Lewis Saunders Alice Virginia Saunders James Douglas Saunders Edwards Clayton Whatley James Clifford Whatley Mrs J H Neisler Chairman Taylor County.
Gertrude Linnell traces the Paisley shawl vogue from its European fad origins to an imitation of Kashmiri hand weaving. She notes Kashmiri shawls have two thousand years of history and were seen in the Roman empire during Caesar's era.
A compact labeling device uses a three inch wheel with the alphabet numbers and punctuation around its rim. A knob turns the wheel and a spring brace guides alignment and provides a resting point for the hand during writing.
A brief guide urges using stories where fairy toothbrush and elfin brushes act as chief actors to engage children. Four day by day stories enchant kids and foster fondness for good hygiene through imaginative play.
Prince Girey Colonel Kereoft and Captain Natiroff from Russia joined a rodeo program showing Cossack horsemanship. They performed bold stunts in their distinctive style, aligning with the wild west rodeo image.
A brief social vignette contrasts youth and middle age as they view a palm grove. The youth exclaims its beauty while the middle aged observer notes the heat, illustrating differing perspectives on the same scene.
A fragmentary verse note compares praise from a popular crowd to monetary rewards, suggesting praise is valued differently than payments. The nonsensical line hints at performance quality and rewards in a humorous or satirical tone.
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