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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1919

Page

2

Reynolds Local News Highlights City Visitors and Doings

Reynolds notes show Mr. John Respess of Macon and Mr. Rob Aultman of Macon visiting town. Miss Myrtle Davis cared for Miss Allie Lee, while Doris Newsom recovered from illness. Local and visiting residents attended social events, church services, college commencements, and a Woman's Improvement Club picnic. A. Preston McWhite of Memphis visits relatives in Atlanta and Macon. Dr. C. R. Jenkins preached at the Methodist church and Miss Mickle returned from Jack Senville, Fla. to Reynolds.

A. Preston McWhite Memphis Tenn Atlanta Macon W. E. Marshall C. R. Jenkins Wesleyan College Methodist Church Thelma Mickle Jack Senvillé Fla Reynolds

W. M. S. Meets The Baptists In Mission Study

The W. M. S. group met at Mrs. R. A. Hicks and Miss Minnie Hinton on Tuesday with many members present. Visitors from the Methodist W. M. S. included Mrs. C. H. Neisler, A. M. Carter, A. G. Hicks, F. A. Hicks, J. H. Allen, and Mrs. W. E. Brown and Mrs. Smith of Americus. The program, “Importance of the Study of Mission Literature,” featured Scripture readings, talks by Pyron and Marshall, and solos by Mrs. B. W. Hinton. The treasurer reported apportionments up to May 1, and a committee was formed to raise funds to carpet the church. Contributions are requested by June 1, with adjournment to be hosted by Mrs. W. E. Marshall in June. Rub-My-Tism is noted as a pain reliever.

the Baptists R. A. Hicks Minnie Hinton Tueday C. H. Neisler A. M. Carter A. G. Hicks F. A. Hicks J. H. Allen W. M.S W. E. Brown Smith Americus R. A. Hinton W. E. Marshall

Liberty Bonds Accepted in Exchange for Goods

Barrow Brothers advertises acceptance of Liberty Bonds as cash on account or in trade and notes a full supply of goods for home or farm, offered as an accommodation to customers.

Barrow Brothers

Baby in Your Home Health Claim City Notice

An old advertisement claims 666 quickly relieves constipation biliousness loss of appetite and headaches due to torpid liver, urging readers to use the product at home. The copy targets households with young children and emphasizes rapid relief.

Linen Industry in Egypt in Ancient Times

The article notes Egypt as the historic center of linen manufacture. It cites the Bible account where Joseph is described as dressed in vestures of fine linen, highlighting linen's prominence in ancient Egyptian prestige.

Egypt Joseph

Reynolds High School Commencement Exercises Detailed

Reynolds High School announces its commencement program for late May and early June. Events include a May 30 music recital by Miss Simpson, a June 1 sermon by Rev. Henry M. Fugate at Tattnall Square Baptist Church, and June 2 and 3 graduation events with J T Boiseuillet delivering the literary address. Diplomas go to William Fickling, Helen McAuley, Marion Hodges, Sara Parks, Annie Laurie Whatley. Class colors are pink and white with Cherokee Rose as the class flower. The 1918-19 faculty lists W M Pettis as superintendent and Georgia Mae Ogburn as principal, among others.

Reynolds High School Miss Simpson Henry M. Fugate Tattnall Square Baptist Church Macon Reynolds W. M. Pettis Georgia Mae Ogburn Louise Ogburn Inez Trapp Octavia Perry Mattie M. Hartley Mary L. Simpson

Wonderful Centenary Drive At Reynolds Methodist Church

Reynolds Methodists report strong participation in the Centenary drive across the Columbus District and South Georgia Conference. The Sunday program features Brother Harrell from Butler delivering morning worship and addressing the Men's Bible Class at 10:30 with preaching at 11:30. Next Sunday marks Centenary in the Sunday school.

Reynolds Methodists Columbus South Georgia South Georgia Conference Brother Harrell Butler Reynolds Methodist Church Brother Harrel J. H. Allen Centenay

Perils of Fatigue in Medical Insight

Medical science links fatigue to poisoned blood and heightened infection risk. The effect on safety is shown by reduced accidents after railways shortened crew hours, proving fatigue as a direct danger in operations.

Language Barriers Highlight Immigrant Speech Oddities

A subscriber recalls a Danish boy raised in a German family who asks to borrow a wheelbarrow. The moment shows the quirky, evolving English of foreign-born residents learning United States slang.

United States

Begonias Found in Philippine Islands

A California begonia expert reports that about sixty species and varieties, previously unknown to commerce, have been found in the Philippines. The plants require tropical temperatures and are likely destined for greenhouse culture only.

Philippines Philippine Islands California Insular

Orange blossoms as a wedding custom from France

The article notes that wearing orange blossoms at weddings is a comparatively recent fashion in this country, tracing its origin to France which borrowed it from Spain, where Moorish influence is said to have existed.

France Spain

A Woman's Way. Overdraft Dilemma Facing Bank Cashier

A bank cashier tells a woman she owes a substantial overdraft and asks what to do. The woman responds, You may charge it, please. The exchange is framed as a judicial moment with a judge present.

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Mr. Wilson Reynolds Mercantile CO John Respess Myrtle Davis Allie Lee Rob Aultman Doris Newsom C. B. Byrd T. Landers Elam Griffith Fort Valley Earl Coppage Orlando, Fla Wilbur Land Montezuma Mr. Walton Hodges Griffin Otis Ogburn J. H. Whatley H. C. Whatley Julia Barrow Marshallville A. J. Barrow G. W. Ingram Mary Bessie Tift College Mattie Emma Hartley Mr. Otis Ogburn D. W. Payne Ruth Isom Sam Harp Marie Barrow Moultrie Beulah Barrow Woman’s Improvement Club Quillian Mildred Land Davis- Fischer Sanitarium Eugene H. Joiner Joiner Martinelli Alda Lazzari de Luca J. N. Bryan P. Marshall Atlanta, Georgia Mickie THE First National Bank Georgia H. K. Sealy Undertaker NEW Auto Hearse E. A. Goddard Jrorst Red Cross Delco- Light Delco-Light Home Light & Power Company the Domestic Engineering CO Daton Ohio Delco-Light Products Lee
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