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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1940
Page
2
Reynolds residents host and travel guest lists feature Ed Hall in Columbus and R F Carter in Atlanta. A Baptist church meeting, military college weekends, and several trips to Macon and Birmingham shape a bustling set of social events and family visits across Reynolds this week.
Circle No 2 held its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon September 17 at the home of Mrs FE W Hodges chaired by Mrs D E Byrd. Theme How Firm a Foundation sung watchword sung devotional by Mrs E H Dunn on Mary and Martha with prayer by Mrs Byrd and song Sweet Hour of Prayer. Fifteen members present and Mrs Bankston enrolled as a new member. After business Mrs Dunn led an Intercessory Prayer test and the group was dismissed with prayers. Salad course served by host Mrs I W Hodges.
A Reynolds Methodist Church service installed officers of the Woman's Society of Christian Service. The program included readings, hymns, prayers, and an address. Officers sworn in and given candles symbolizing their year’s light, with names like President F M Carson and Recording Secretary J G Hicks among the appointees.
Crowell social items list attendees at the Adams reunion at Mt. Zion and Sunday visits across households. Names include Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mosley, Roy Philman, Virginia, Tommie O Neal, Howard Wainwright and Anna Wainwright, Paul and Elton Beeland, E. H. Kilby, J. L. Turner, Mary Turner, Mable and Julia Parr, Katherine Jenkins, Carolyn Kilby, Ada Hicks, Roy Emerson, B. M. Montgomery, Sam Bailey, Cleo Wainwright, Betty Pierce, and Rachel Montgomery with hospital and birthday party mentions.
All ladies of Reynolds Methodist church are urged to meet at the church Tuesday morning Oct 1 at eight o'clock for a general house cleaning of the building.
Attorney J R Lunsford advertises four city lots for sale in Reynolds Georgia Eastern Heights. Potential buyers urged to contact at once for a bargain and details.
A Southern set double bill presents The Green Hand at Reynolds Theatre on October 1 and 2 with matinees at 2:30 and a 7:30 evening show. It pairs Poultry, a Billion Dollar Industry released by the U S Department of Agriculture.
Circle No 1 B W M U held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon at Miss Marion Hodges home. Mrs C H Hair led the program with a devotional and prayer. Clay Whatley gave an examination on Intercessory Prayer. Thirteen members and two visitors attended. Dismissed with the Lord s Prayer. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
Howard Items Mrs Maude Sealy and Miss Frances Sealy stayed with Mr and Mrs Beve Harris at Juniper. Mr and Mrs Tom Guined and children were Sunday guests of Mrs Luia Guined and family. Mrs Ida Childs of Macon visited Mrs J K and Miss Mattie Adams over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Thomas Yurasick Miss Marie Martin and Mrs J B Martin of Macon visited relatives Sunday. Mrs Lizzie Gilbert and Vivian Cosby spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J A Buckner. Mrs Ida Childs of Macon returned Monday to visit Mrs Margie Brown. Mrs Pearl Exselystyne visited relatives in Columbus last week. Mrs J S Martin of Macon was Sunday and Monday guest of sisters Mrs Lee Watson and Mrs Margie Brown. Mr and Mrs Carl Brown and son were in Macon Saturday. Mr and Mrs Emory Jinks visited Columbus recently. Mr Willie Martin visited Mr and Mrs Louis Hill and family at Baldwinville Sunday. Mr and Mrs Leonard King and children of Augusta visited Mrs King’s mother, Mrs W K Martin. Miss Virginia Perkins of Atlanta was the weekend guest of Mr and Mrs E H Perkins.
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