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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
2
Reynolds area residents and relatives are noted visiting Macon Atlanta Fort Valley Americus Davisboro and Louisville with many weekend trips and hosting guests. Names include Ricks Carson Cannon Crawford Hicks Jinks Lovins Jones Bell Marshall Musslewhite and others as plans travel and family events fill the week.
L. T. Barrow of Reynolds Georgia offers four Hampshire breeding stock ready for sale at fifteen dollars each.
R H S News reports Mrs A G Hicks named librarian by Miss Wheatcroft at Reynolds High. The 1800 volume library aims for improved reference and reading work. James Wright Joiner participated in the State Spelling Contest at the Southeastern Fair, placing no higher than third and missing key points. Senior Class officers elected Henry Payne president and Leonard Windham secretary. Reynolds High School students work on a distinctive creed to memorize and recite in years to come.
A school creed urges students to value every minute as progress, develop judgment energy and imagination, treat work as a privilege and idleness as waste. It promotes study and recreation after hours, higher standards, optimism, broad mindedness, and justice. It frames life as a continuous moral and personal growth journey.
A short excerpt extols punishing dishonesty and praising intelligence originality and merit as doors to advancement. It emphasizes recognizing merit alone and claims no obstacle is insurmountable to progress.
Frank Pickard of Macon stayed with his mother Beulah Pickard for several days last week. Felix Pierce and children from near Waverly Hall visited Evans Brown and family. O M Martin spent Friday in Atlanta with Rod Brown and Joe Brown. Evans Brown and Pierce families were guests of G D Locke in Butler on Sunday. Murray Driskell and wife visited O M Martin’s family in Butler. Betty Butler joined. Floyd Martin of Butler spent the weekend with relatives. Mack Hill and Mae Van Landingham went to Atlanta for a day. Rod Brown and O O Brown stayed with W H H Streetman near Oglethorpe recently.
Turners Chapel and nearby residents are highlighted in a social roundup. Florence Wainwright stays with sister Mrs McCrary after tonsil surgery. Several attended the Trinity Association last weekend. A list of local visitors and weekend guests follows, including the Wainwrights and Spillers families.
Tuesday dinner guests were Mrs. R. A. Spillers and Mrs. Lokie Rogers visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horton at Mauk. The social gathering included day dinner plans and hosted by the Hortons with attendance by local residents.
Fragment mentions Mrs Reginal McCrary and Mrs Homer Moore with a note of a prayer service Saturday night at the home. Next of Mr is cited, indicating a notice of the deceased’s survivors and memorial arrangements.
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