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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1933
Page
2
Reynolds department column recounts a civic improvement effort in Reynolds led by Roselyn Prager, describing coastal imagery near Eau Gallie. The piece also notes several social visits and travels among Reynolds residents including the Riley family from Tampa and Hodges and Hinton households visiting Hendersonville, N C.
A flurry of short social items shows residents and visitors in Macon Butler Atlanta and Americus over the week. Names include Miss Marie Barrow teacher in Ideal and Mrs J H Waldorf visiting in Macon while Miss Elizabeth Parker heads to Ideal for school work.
The September meeting of the W. M. U. at Reynolds Baptist Church was held at Mrs. B. W. Hinton's home. Devotions by Mrs. W. E. Marshall, solos by Mrs. Hinton, and prayers by several members opened the program. Discussions focused on the Word of God in the French countries and Arcadia, with social hour following the business session.
Miss Sylvia Rogers and Mr William Seay of Harveyton Kentucky wed in Dayton Ohio at the bride’s aunt home. The bride is daughter of C D Rogers of Louisville and Harveyton while the groom is son of T D Seay. He is a Harvey Coal Co employee after Reynolds High School and Lincoln College attendance.
Mrs Lee Posey state manager invites inquiries from members and others across Reynolds Georgia. The notice mentions coverage for white and colored members and urges immediate contact by mail or phone 181 Reynolds for information. Also advertised is sale of household furniture including carpets rugs curtains and shades at very low prices ahead of shipping to distant points.
Mrs A S Hardy of Gainesville leads Georgia writers and federated clubs to back the state library commission in Georgia Book Week September 18 to 28 marking the colony's 200th anniversary. She urges clubs to honor local authors and focus readings on Georgia writers, past and present, with assistance available from the state chairman or library commission. Henry Grady Hotel, Atlanta.
Reynolds Methodist church Ladies Bible Class sponsors a school auditorium program to feature local merchants and their articles. A popularity contest will showcase young ladies from participating houses, with a drawing contest for donated items. Featured houses include Aultman, Beauty Shop, Taylor County Motor, Reynolds Pharmacy, and others. Wednesday night September 18 with 10 cent admission.
County clubs urged to unite across counties to address local problems. Proposes county projects including relief work, juvenile delinquency, library access, education, highway beautification, taxes, crime study, public speaking, publicity, and county-wide events. urges formation of county units and publicity efforts.
Crowell residents and families host and visit relatives across nearby towns. Numerous exchanges list Sunday visits from McDaniel Byrd Fuller Neisler Parker and others, with travel to Macon Americus Louisville Thomaston Statesboro Butler and Griffin. Condolences expressed for Mrs M T Gaultney's death.
Taylor Mill News lists numerous weekend visits and travels. Mrs. Jesse Oliver, Miss Lillian Oliver and W D Poole visited Thomaston. others toured Macon, Columbus, Reynolds and Reynolds. Relatives: Windham, Peterman, Oliver, Blair, Adams. Fishing trip noted. Wolf Cubs and Junior Girl Reserves held a peanut boiling event Tuesday afternoon.
The Battle Motor Company touts Goodrich Rubber history from a modest Akron start to a vast product line. It notes the founder Dr. B F Goodrich’s credo to build goods for service and highlights ongoing innovation, a large research staff, and a testing fleet. Also mentions Nina Cox’s reappointment by Gov. Talmadge.
Report notes showers disrupted activities of the Wolf Cubs Junior Girl Reserves as they gathered around a cooking pot. Children lingered near the pot until rain cooled, seeking shelter in a nearby house until the weather cleared and they could return home.
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