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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1941
Page
2
A long list of Reynolds residents and guests are noted for visits and weekends across Georgia. Visitors include Miss Nora Coolik at the Atlanta game, Miss Winifred Ruffin from Macon, and Miss Marie Barrow at Byron. Local hosts host relatives in Macon, Columbus, Americus, and Columbus, with several church and club events including a mission study class in Reynolds.
The Dorcas Class elected officers including President Mrs C E Whatley Vice President Mrs Edgar Whatley Treasurer Mrs Roy Brewer and Lecturer Mrs D T Montfort. Multiple committees were listed with numerous members centering on church and Sunday School functions.
The Gordon Carson Chapter UDC held a memorial service for Mrs Julia Ingram conducted by Mrs M A Liffey with song and readings. She lived a devout Christian life, served as Sunday school teacher and church leader, supported civic and UDC work, and left a strong legacy in Reynolds through her children. The service included a vocal duet and readings, followed by a business meeting planning the next chapter gathering.
The Women’s Club will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday, November 4 rather than Wednesday, November 5. The date change allows Mrs. Ralph Bassett of Ft. Valley to attend and speak on the topic Women in the Defense.
The Reynolds calendar for October 30, 1941 highlights local society events and sports coverage. Columns by staff writers David Montfort capture community happenings and game summaries in a concise, period voice.
A rambling 1941 reminiscence recounts a wild South American trip with valet Earl Weaver and encounters with famous figures. The narrator details flights with Albert Jamie, a voyage on a Douglas airplane, a coast drive to the West, the Golden Gate Exposition, Hollywood revelations, and colorful meetings with actors writers and governors, ending with a dream of presidential fame.
An anonymous account describes a nighttime encounter with police near a car and sirens. After a tense moment the officers spoke with the group, warning them to stay safe. A spectator contributed funds to buy petrol to reach their homes.
A. H. S. football season is rough for the Bulldogs. Thomas Pool suffered a severe left leg break near the ankle while making a tackle last Tuesday. He is home, receiving visits, flowers, and gifts as friends rally to support him and his geometry studies through Christmas and beyond.
The notes record weekend visits by Frances Cook and Gloria Whatley at Frances Cook's Cochran home. Louie Wright and Lamar Wright stayed in Macon, Irene Whatley and Elizabeth Whatley visited Macon, and Mildred Cauthen remained in Meansville. Other entries mention Billy Whatley, a shrub and seed contest trip by four boys to Macon, and several residents traveling between Roberta Butler and Macon. Reginald McInvale and friends also went to Macon on Friday.
The school emphasizes oral and written composition, memory work, current events, and literature through weekly programs. A large Glee Club, split into Senior and Junior groups, is led by Mrs. Whatley and Mrs. Hollis. New library lessons aim to build bibliographic skills and broader access to libraries.
The article warns that forthcoming tax measures will increase financial pressure on households, altering income distribution and heightening concerns among workers and small businesses. Authorities argue the changes will fund essential services while critics call for relief amid rising living costs.
An admiration piece describing a father figure as a calm, thoughtful, generous man with a sharp intellect and modest life. The narrator highlights his independence, kindness, humor, and strong ethical motto To thine own self be true.
Halloween night features witches ghosts and haints as Reynolds hosts a big carnival sponsored by the Woman's Club. Proceeds support local school needs while a Queen candidate from town and school is chosen. Framed by games and amusements, residents are urged to attend and support a worthy cause.
Mrs. Otis Ogburn invites readers to join Our Day with 32 children, promising a busy morning of activity from bus to bus. Attendees will be impressed by the day's bustling schedule and depart convinced they had a remarkable experience.
A compact line asserts that if a matter yields no effect despite effort, it is reasonable to ignore it. The speaker frames futility as a guide to avoid unnecessary labor and keep focus on productive tasks.
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