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REYNOLDS '-DEPARTMENT
Conducted by
Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds'.
Mm J. G. Hicks visited Montezuma
Monday.
Paul Hollis has .been quite sick for
BKveral days.
Mr. Louis Taunton visited Mr.
Ames Ricks Sunday.
J4r. F. A Ricks and Mr Jamqs Ricks
were in Macon Thursday.
Mrs, Ella Mims spent last week In
Mglethorpe visiJng relatives.
Mrs. Alton Halley and daughter,
Ann, visited Ideal last Friday.
Mrs. C. H. Nelsjer, who has been
■ck for the past week, is improving.
Mrs. Jim Hill visited Mr. and Mrs
Henry Waters during the week end.
Mr. William Lifsey, of Macon,
qpent Sunday with his parents here.
Mrs. Horn expects to leave Wednes
Ay for an extended visit to Forsyth.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Snow of Macon,
were guests of Mrs. E. E. Hodges
Sunday.
Mrs.. M. A. Lifsey will pend Tues-
Ay hi Roberta the guest of Mrs.
Howard Bond.
Miss Jessie Musslewhite has had as
fe visitor, Miss Elsie Stanley, of
Ceensboro, Ga.
Mr. William Seay, of Hazard, Ky„
■ here visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. D.' Seay
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Snow, of Ma
con visited the family of Mrs. E. E
Hodges Sunday .
Mr. Caesar McCoy of Talbotton,
■pent Sunday with his daughter, Mrs.
CL H. Goddard.
f Miss Doris Newsom will go to Ma
con Monday to resume her studies at
Wesleyan College.
Mri and Mrs. E P Hodges nr*
■pending several days in Atlanta this
week with relatives
Mr. and Mrs. W.T. Ricks and fami-
spent Sunday in Geneva with Mr
tnrf Mrs. George Edge
The .friends of Mr F. M. Carson
awe glad to learn that he is improving
Sen his recent illness.
Mi; and Mrs. Gann Nelson announce
Bie birth of a little son on Sunday,
Kept. 7th to be called Charles.
Miss Dorothy James, of Miami,
IRa, is expected Thursday to be the
sprest of Mrs. F. M. Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel and
children of Fickling’s mill spent Sun-
Jay wth Mrs. Minnie McDaniel. j
Mr. and Mrs. John Proctor, of At-,
fcnta, spent several days last week j
with Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neisler. j
Miss Caroline Lucas of Atlanta,
will arrive the last of the week to be c
She guest of Mrs. Homer Beeland. 1*4
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Vinson, of Ft.
▼alley, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Saylor during the week-end.
Miss Mary Ann Powell, who is in
(Saining at the Macon City Hospital,
npcnt Sqnday here with home-folks.
Mr .and Mrs. Robert Bell and Rob-
art, Jr., spent Sunday with Mrs.
SBett’s mother, Mrs. Jinks, at Mauk.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Aultman and
53Ue son, Bobbie, of Macon, visited
ariatives here and in Butler last week.
Mrs. Lorenza Doyle and little son
rf Fort Valley, have been visiting
JEr. and Mrs. T. J. Fountain the past
mek.
Miss Carolyn Robinson who has
feea the guest of her aunt Mrs. J. R.
Hansford has returned to her home in
Atlanta.
Mrs. W. J. Griffith, Misses Eva B.
and Winnie Griffith and Miss Mintie
?lteus were guests of Mrs. Jinks at
. Hank Sunday.
The many friends of Mrs. E. E.
Hodges are glad that she is able to
Be out again after having, been sick
fbr several days,
Mrs. Minnie Harris, of Macon, who
Stas been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Willie Suggs for the past week, re
turned home Monday.
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Mrs. Alice James is expected home
Shis week from Atlanta where she has
Been spending some time with her sis-
.fer, Mrs. J. H. Drewry.
Mrs. Gussie Taylor entertained
v-ath- a party last Wednesday after-
for her guests, Mrs. Frank Og-
and /Mrs. Duck Swann, of Ma-
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Matthew? and
Master Flournoy Matthews of Wood;
land, visited Mrs. F. A. Ricks and
Mrs. C. L. Smith recently
Mr. and Mrs Samuel Pruitt of
Thomaston, have been visiting Mrs.
E. E. Hodges since last Thursday;
they returned home Sunday.
Miss Elsie Stanley, who has been
with Miss Jessie Musslewhite for the
past week left for her home in
Greensboro Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Snowden S. Steele, who has
jieen visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Newsom, has returned to
her home in Crawford, Tenn.
The Woman's Improvement Club
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Troy Whatley, with Mrs
Gene Saunders as join-hostess.
Miss Alice May Ellison, who is in
training at the Middle Georgia Sani
tarium, Macon, spent Sunday -with
her aunt, Mrs. F. M. Carson.
Mrs. E. G English, Miss Melissa
Ogburn, Mrs J. D. Beall and Miss
Miriam Carter were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Saylor Sunday.
Misses Jeanette Barrow and Jessie
Musslewhite* left Tuesday for. Mil-
ledgeville, where they will attend
school at the G. S. C. W.
Mr. Dan Huff, with his two grand
sons, Dan Huff Henderson and Louis
Henderson, of Columbus, visited Mrs.
F. A. Ricks and family Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. M. 0. Williams were
called to Blackshear Thursday on ac
count of the death of their little ne
phew. They returned home Saturday.
Mrs. Jetta Weaver, who has been
in the sanitarium at Plains, has re
turned home accompanied by her
daughter' Miss Willie Frank Weaver.
'.Miss Adiran Ellison, who has been
teaching for several months in South
Carolina, will arrive here Saturday,
to be the guest of Mrs. F. M. Carson
for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Montfort of
Miami, Fla., and Mr. and Mrs. .Clyde
Wilson of Cordele, are expected Fri
day to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Neisler for several days.
THE BUTLER" HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, SEPTEMBER 11, 1930.
The Building Circle, of which Mrs.
A. M. Carter is chairman, will hold a
Rummage Sale Saturday afternoon,
Sept. 13th, in the stora building form
erly occupied by Mr. M. A. Lifsey.
The ladies of the church are urged to
contribute anything in the way of old
clothes. All are requested to have
their things ready by Thursday after
noon and Mrs. Carter and Mrs. Rob
ert Bell will call for them in a car.
Please notify Mrs. Carter so that she
may know to whom to go.
Miss Beulah Barrow, who is teach
ing in Butler, was at home for the
week-end.
Mrs. T. D. Seay and Billy Kossee
returned last Wednesday from Wash
ington, D. C., where they have been
making an extended visit to Billy’s
mother, Mrs. Eloise Seay Rossee.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Johnson and
family of Columbus were here for a
short time Sunday p. m. Later in the
week they expect to return and spend
a few days with Mr. and Mrs Doles
Saunders.
Mr. Bryan Hodges, of Mobile, Ala.,
spent a few days he/e with his moth
er, Mrs. E. E. Hodges, last week. Bry
an Jr., who has been spending the
summer here, returned home with* his
father.
Mr. and Mrs. Akin, of Mobile, Ala.
and Mr. Lloyd Cooper of Montgomery
Ala., passed thru Reynolds in compa
ny with Mr. Bryan Hodges, on their
wa yto Atlanta. While here thoy were
guests of Mrs. E. E. Hodges.
Mrs. C. L. Pyron, Mrs. Alice Daniel
Mr .Joe Pyron and Mr. Henry*Hickr>
leave Wednesday morning for Athens
to visit Miss Kate Hicks, who is still
in the hospital, but is steadily im
proving, to the delight of her many
friends, both here and in that city.
Mr. Joe Pyron will remain in Athens
to resume his school duties as pro
fessor in the University of Georgia.
The other members of the party will
return Thursday.
Mr. J. D. Draughon celebrated his
86th birthday Sunday, Sept. 7th, with
a family :ei*.n’on at Miona Springs.
Those present, of his children were
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Draughon and
family of Montgomery, Ala., Mr. El
mo Draughon, of Thomaston; Mr. and
Mrs .Duck Swann, of Macon; Mr. and
Mrs. Ben McDaniel, of Thomaston;
Mrs. Frank Ogburn, of Macon; Mr.
and Mrs Newton, of Savannah; and
Mr. Walter Draughon, of this city.
W. M. S. NOTES
The business meeting of the Meth
odist Woman’s Missionary Society
was held Sept. 8th at the church.
“Jesus Shall Reign” was opening
song followed by silent prayer for our
church work at Reynolds. Reports of
officers, letter from Mrs. Pittman,
conference vice-president was read by
our vice president, Mrs. Hicks:'' She
urged the members of the Society to
help the local church, help preachers
! by getting folks to attend prayer
1 meeting, etc. Mrs. Sealy read letter
from Orphan’s Home concerning our
boy. She .will take this up at the
next business meeting so let’s be pre
pared with our contributions. Mis
sionary items of interest were given
by the publicity superintendent, Mrs.
T. Whatley and Mrs. E. Whatley.
Circle leaders gave good reports.
There were 14 present in No 2 and 11
in No, 1. Miss Florence Smith led the
devotional using Miss Corde’s Spiri
tual Cultivation Article in the Voice.
Laws of Today was her subject. The
law of love fpr God and for others is
our rule for life; law of growth which
leads to a joyful life. Daily human
contacts and accepting life as it is
wepe some of the points brought out.
If we are willing to adopt oui selves
to circumstances and accept things as
they come from God, then our lives
are deepened spiritually. The meeting
was closed by Mrs. Ricks using a
prayer hymn.
Commendable Or
ganization in a
Progressive City.
In doing what many small cities and
towns could do with profit to itself
and the public in general by adopting
similar plans it remains for Reynolds
to set the pace for co-operative sell
ing and buying of merchandise and
farm products of every description
that puts this section on the map for
community progress and upbuilding
that is most commendable to the pro
moters of the enterprise
Organizing themselves into a mer
chants’ and business men’s associa
tion all firms and business houses of
Reynolds are offering their wares at
lower prices in addition to sharing
profits with their customers in cash
prizes given weekly.
Farm products are accepted as
cash on all purchases at any of the
stores with prices on all commodities
guaranteed to be the best obtainable
elsewhere.
Prizes being distributed weekly
Saturdays are pivotal days with
events that are socially enjoyable and
financially profitable to many pleas
ing and satisfied traders of the pre
vious days of the same week. The oc
casion brings to the city for this
event alone hundreds more people
than ordinarily fill the stores and
streets at this season of the year
coming from all sections of the coun
ty and from adjoining counties.
Progressive business enterprises de-.
mand progressive service. That pp~v-
ice must not only be prompt, courte
ous and complete in every detail, but
it must have the interest of the trad
ing public at heart—a liberal profit
on their prpducts and a liberal saving
to their pocketbooks in their purchas
ing needs—and this is what the mer
chants’ association of Reynolds pro
poses to do and is'doing.
The Gordon-Carson chapter
U. D. C. of Reynolds will holrt^
first meeting Sept. 25, at the S®
of Mrs. Albert Hicks with Mr s
Sealy as joint-hostess. The follow!,/
program will be rendered- *
Ritual.
Minutes.
Business.
Appointment °f any new committee,,
Song, "Old Black Joe’’
Subject, “The Wren’s Nest”, (H 0 „.
of Joel Chandler Harris.)
"Its Memories of Joel HarrL”—
T. D. Seay. *
"Sketch of Joel Chandler Harris’*-.
Mrs. Lunsford.
“An Uncle Remus Story”-
Mirlam Carter.
Song, “Old Folks at Home” by Chan,
ter. • v
Signed, Mrs. F. A. Ricks,
U. D. C. Historian
WOMAN’S IMPROVEMENT” - CLUB
' HOLDS MEETING SEPT, 3
The Woman’s Improvement Club
met Sept. 3rd at the home 0 f Mrs
Troy Whatley with Mrs. Eugene Saun
ders joint-hostess. .The following pro.
gra was given:
Round table discussion, “Spiritual'
Values in Home Life.”
"The Modem Family in a Modem 1
World”—Mrs.J. D. Beall.
“How Does Religion Begin”—Mrs, D, I
T. Montfort
“The Heart of Youth”—Mrs. S. B
Liggln.
"Some Religious Problems of Moden'
Parents.”—Mrs. F. A .Ricks.
—Reporter.
We have an excellent line of general
merchandise which we are selling at
bargain prices. Come to see us for
' your wants. You will be jleased at
our good quality and low prices.
HINTON & HOLLIS
Mrs Nora Waters of Butler is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Clifton
Byrd. •* l,«|Vim
Mr. Amos Byrd visite^ Mr. and Mrs
J. B Byrd Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Becham and children,
U. S. UNDERWOOD
“The Store Accommodating”
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OFFERS THE FOLLOWINQ BARQAINS
24 lbs Sweet Rose FLOUR, None Nicer $1.00
24 lbs Holly Hock FLOUR, It's a Bear $1.00
24 tbs Call a Billy FLOUR, Very Qood 95c
24 lbs Bonnie Rose FLOUR, You’ll like it 80c
16 years in business, thousands of satisfied customers.
Ask your neighbor.
6 Boxes Matches .
15c
Potash, 3 for
25c
Pure Syrup Per Gal - Can
85c
Meal Per Peck .
35c
(It’s Water Ground)
Mackerel .
10c
Pink Salmon
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BAILEY’S SUPREME
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Charmer Coffee 25c
Bulk Pure Coffee 17 l-2c
Pet Milk 5c and 10c
Post Toasties . 10c
Mr. and Mrs. Mamin Moore were
Sunday guests of Mr .and Mrs. L. J.
Wninwright
Mr and Mrs. Clifton Byrd and chil
dren, Mrs. Nora Waters, Mr. and
Mrs. C. E. McCrary, Miss Katie Mc
Crary and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sanders
and children were recent; spend-the-
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Byrd.
Mrs. Tom Montgomery entertained
her Sunday School class with a de
lightful picnic at Fickling’s mill Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Aldora Corbitt is spending the
week with Mrs. L. T. Horton and Mrs
J. B. Byrd
Compare our prices and the quality of our
merchandise, together with our service, then trade
with us and you’ll save $$$. Phone374.
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U. S. UNDlkwOOD
“The Store Accomodating”
TAYLOR MILL, GA. - - R. F. D. REYNOLDS, GA.
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