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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1930

Page

8

Reynolds Mercantile Co News Notes Local Social Scene

Reynolds Mercantile Co lists frequent weekend visits and guests from Thomaston Atlanta Dothan and Americus. Local social rounds include school events dances and a music week observance at Reynolds High School Auditorium plus a lawn party for Taylor Mill seniors. Hotel broom sale and ice tea glasses offered at cash prices accompany community notices.

Reynnolds High School Woman’s Improvement Club Taylor Mill Reynolds High School

Mother's Day Program at Reynolds Baptist Church

The Reynolds Baptist Church presents a Mother's Day program on Sunday May 11 featuring the Newsom Family Orchestra Doxology invocation and vocal selections including The Sweetest Story Ever Told Memories of Mother and Mother Calling. Rev Ivey and Rev James A Ivey will lead scripture prayer sermon My Mother's Song and benediction with solo and congregational participation.

Reynolds Baptist Church Newsom Family Orchestra Marion Hodges Mr. Walker Newsom B. W. Hinton Ivey M. C. Williams James A. Ivey F. M. Garson

Missionary Society Program Meeting at Methodist Church

The Woman's Missionary Society met at the Methodist church on Monday May 12 with song and devotion. Mrs. C arnon led using The Modern Child for a subject, and Proverbs 22 6 guided prayer. Deaconess discussions highlighted rural aid through revivals Bible schools training classes and libraries. A short business session included thanks from Mrs. Gene Saunders and an invite from Elizabeth Goodwit to Young Harris graduation.

Woman’s’ Missionary Society Methodist Church Carnon Gray Hicks Misa Chapman Hollis Marshall Gene Saunders Elizabeth Goodwit Columbus Harris Mathews iBlad

Crowell W. M. S. May Meeting At Church

The Crowell W. M. S. met at the church on May 7 with Opening song He Leadeth Me and prayers by Mrs. Montgomery and Mrs. J B Byrd. After regular business the month’s missionary topic was discussed by Mrs Ed Kilby and Mrs L T Horton. devotional led by Mrs Neisler. Several members were ill and unable to attend.

The Crowell W. M. S Montgomery Ed Kilby L. T. Horton Neisler J B. Byrd

Mother's Day Letter From Helen Louise Young

Miss Helen Louise Young writes a heartfelt Mother's Day letter from Athens to her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Young of Panhandle. She thanks them for sacrifices, admits past missteps, asks forgiveness, and celebrates parental understanding as she embraces gratitude and love.

Gray Hicks Panhandle Mrs J. G. Young Evelyn Causey Reynolds High School Howard Parks Americus Claude Marvey Ella Wilson Helen Wilson Lawson Emmett Wilson Butler Tom Wilson Willie B. Wilson R. H. Strange Ellaville William Fickling Macon W Fickling Helen Louise Young Helen Young Georgia State College For Athens State Teachers College Dad Justine

Timely Cemetery Cleanup Prompt From Former county Citizen

A Macon Georgia letter from Dr and Mrs J W Rogers urging local support for cemetery upkeep in Crowell and nearby graves. They propose forming a family funded committee donating 1 to 5 dollars yearly to hire care for overgrown tombs and fallen monuments, noting many neglected graves with strong local names and urging community action.

J. W. Rogers

Reynolds School News Editorial Works Publish Poem

A second year English class study reveals editorial work and poems. The sample includes a humorous piece and a nature themed poem about cleaning a room ruled by Mother Nature with Father the sun. The poem ends with the signed name Neva Holls.

Classroom Decencies and Honored Citizen in Georgia

A classroom etiquette piece urges orderly entry, pleasant greeting, attentive listening, active participation, and avoidance of slang to climb toward perfection. It extols showing appreciation to teachers and keeping rooms neat as a path to Lady like conduct. The writer then lauds Hon. C. H. Neisler as Georgia’s most distinguished citizen for church, public service, and business leadership.

Rye. McDaniel C. H. Neisler Georgia Methodist Church

Climb the ladder toward state leadership praised

Lucile Griffith salutes Mr. Neisler, a religious worker, businessman and politician, as someone who might reach the governorship someday while we acknowledge his current efforts.

Neisler Lucile Griffith

Committee Report on Illiteracy In Taylor

A 1980 letter from Reynolds Georgia shows the Woman's Improvement Club Educational Department coordinating a Rosenwalk fund drive to settle teacher payments for illiteracy reduction in Taylor County. The note thanks teachers, urges continued school work, and promises a late-month fund settlement after the Rosenwald quota is reached.

Woman's Improvement Club Taylor County Rosenwalk Woman's Club Melissa Ogburn Reynolds Atlanta Miss Ogburn

Springtime Poem Exalts Spring While Questioning Ills

The verse personifies Springtime as a cause of longing and appetite loss, raising a playful debate about illness and wellness. The speaker alternates between adoration of the season and playful confusion about malaria like symptoms, ending with images of fragrant paths and flowers.

Request for class member names and demographics

Inez Parker, secretary, asks for names and addresses of class members including possible ages sexes and races if possible. She notes reporting the additional $10 raised since the last report and signs sincerely.

Inez Parker

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sheynolds George Goddard Messrs J. H. and T. Whatley Douglas Powell Thomaston R. C. Paris Harris Thornton Willoughby Marshall Grace Jones Frances Young Mrs. Gray Hicks Dic. Reynolds‘ Mercantile CO E. E. Barrow W. M. Holns Mrs. Horn 8. B. Liggin Leila Medlock Dothan,Ala B. H. Griffith J. H. Drewry X. Carson Mrs. Paul Poe Mrs. W Sammie Pruitt E. E. Hodges Carlton Windham Louise Barrow Chattahoochee Fla P. H. McLendon Wontezuma S B. Liggin al Bert Hicks Eash. Reynolds Mercantile CO Bud Nelson Elizabeth Whatley Wyatta Taylor J. H. Whatley Katherine Hutchinson Palmetto,Gai Edgar Whatley Frank Carter Ft. Valley Homer Beel M. O Williams Silver City New Mexico Eunice’ Baker Washington, D. C Baltimore Mass New York City Reynolds. Mercantile CO Ray ‘Cutter al- Iahia Dorothy James Cuthbert F. M. Carson Claude Harvey Dick Methyin Jeffersonville Howard Neisler G Rdele W. ©. Windham Nita Marshall Forest Palmer Lottie Marshall Nick Economou Montezuma R.B. Aultman Jim Fountain T. J Fountain Mary Jane Gober Brownwood Texas J H. Whatley Thurman Whatley Wynita Taylor Reynolds Mercantiles O R. A. Hinton B W. Hinton E. P. Hodges Ivy C. C. Bryan Calvin Bryan Paul McVaniel H. D. Causey Evelyn and Bessie Causey Missionary Society Press Reporter Butler, Herald Gussie Beall J. D. Beall Old County Crowell Reynolds School News Neva Taylor First National Bank Reynolds Citizens State Bank Ren
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