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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1918
Page
2
Reynolds townsfolk host and visit relatives across Georgia. residents attend events, theatres advertise Brick Lime and Cement supplies, and the Red Cross reports completion of surgical dressings. The Reynolds High School opens with strong turnout as locals welcome teachers back.
Mrs. A. J. Payne and family Mrs. Eugene Payne and family and Mrs. James and family return from a camp at Miona. Camp Wheeler boys E. A. Newsom J. E. Whatley Willis Saunders D. T. Montfort Fred Moore Wayne Crane Rob Aultman spent Sunday here. A. G. Hicks Mrs. Charles Smith and Miss Ola Young drove to Unadilla for Florence Smith to lead music at Unadilla school. Brick Lime and Cement on hand. T. J. Fountain family and others picnic at Blue Springs Wednesday.
Reynolds Methodist notes describe unusually large congregations at morning and evening services. Rev. R F Eakes of Atlanta did not preach as planned. infant baptism moved to the last Sunday of the month with Orphans Home Rally Day. Evening service time adjusts to eight o clock.
Revenue increases from county valuations except Richmond reduce the 1918 deficit from 451 576 to 289 767 as Comptroller General William A. Wright projects about 75 million in added value, with Fulton County contributing a 7 million rise.
In re S. T. Carson, No. 1152, District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia. A petition for discharge has been filed and a hearing is set for October 12, 1918, at 10 a.m. in Atlanta. Creditors and interested parties must appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Clerk O. C. Fuller, Deputy N. A. Brown.
On and after September first depots Reynolds and Butler will close at five o clock p m. Cotton or freight will not be allowed placed in depots or on platforms and no freight will be received or delivered after this hour. Pleased be governed accordingly. E E Hodges, D R Bigbie, Agents.
Five warranty deeds transferring the store building in Reynolds, formerly occupied by E. M. Johnson, from E. W. Cook to the undersigned, were recorded in Taylor Superior Court and were returned by O. T. Montfort. They have been misplaced since then, in a large manila envelope with Montfort’s return address. A liberal reward is offered for return to A. J. Crawford, Reynolds, Ga.
Druggists recommend Babybase Bowel Stomach and Teething Troubles for infants. P Marshall, a manufacturing chemist in Atlanta, Georgie, endorses the product as a remedy for baby ailments.
Patrons of Potterville school seek an assistant teacher. Any county teacher seeking a good place should contact the Potterville factory superintendent.
R P McGuffin advertises a large stock of No 1 and No 2 shingles at Reynolds with reasonable pricing. He urges buyers to act now to secure material.
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