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.PAGE TWO THE BUTLER HERALD BUTLER, GEORGIA, MAY 3, 1934. REYNOLDS DEPARTMENT -Conducted by- Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds RAIN (Rosalyn Prater, Brooklyn, N. Y.) See the crystal, pattering rain, Bringing flowers am! jura, s again. Palling from all oevrhead skies, .'.a the warm rays of the sun lies. Refreshing dusty, summer heat, Making the birds their song repeat. Fresh, clear drops, a breath to the rose, And a cool breeze from wind that blows. Miss Allie GafTord spcr.t the week end in Macon, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Poole spent the week end in Butler. Mr. Henry Hicks, of Macon, spent Tuesday night here. Mr. McEwcn spent the week end in Macon with his family. Mr .and Mrs. R. L, Swearingen spent Tuesday in Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. William Lifsey spent the week end in Montqzuma. Miss Helen Powell of Macon, is spending a few days at home. Rev. James A. Ivey, of Marshall- ville, is spending the week h-re. Mr. Ted Montgomery and Harry Powell spent Thursday in Macon. Rev. J. N. Shell is spending a few days in V/ienna visiting his father. Mr. C. H. Neisler spent Tuesday and Wednesday in Atlanta on busi ness. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ricks ami Miss Frances Ricks spent Monday in Ma con. Mr and Mrs. A. M. Halley and daughter, Ann, spent Monday in At lanta. Misses Emily, Alice and Annie Marlin Hicks are evpected home in a fe wdays. Mrs. Ethel Davis of Atlanta is conducting a training bourse at the Baptist church. Miss Florence Smith of Eatonton spent the week e-d with her mother Mrs. C. L. Smith. Mrs. R. E. Aultman is confined to her bed with illness. We hope for her a speedy recovery. Mr. R. C. Souder, of Macon spent Thursday here. Mrs,\ Rebecca Paris returned to her home with him. Miss Laurice Aultman, Mrs. Alice Aultman, Mrs. Marvin Griffith and Miss Miriam Carter spent Thursday in Macon. Mrs. Ricks Carson, Miss Mattie Musslewhite, Mrs. Ray Lucas and Miss Elizabeth Lucas spent Saturday in Macon . Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Swearingen and Miss Louise Bridges wore the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Carsoa Sunday. Mr. F. M. Carson and Mr. Hugh Sealy spent Sunday afternoon at Plains. Mrs. H. K. Sealy returned home with them. Miss Louise Bridges of Macon, is spending this week in Reynolds and is conducting a training course at the Methodist church. Miss Mary Ona Brewer has been in bed on account of illness for the past fetw days. We hope she will soon be able to return to her school duties. Mrs. C. H. Noisier, Mrs. F. M. Carson, Mrs. R. L. Swearingen, Mrs E. J. Joiner and Mrs. B. E Flowers spent Friday in Thomasville attend ing the Rose Show. Potterville News Mrs. O. J Oliver, Miss Lillian Of ver and Mr. W. D. Pooloe spent t| week end in Hapeville with Mr. Mrs. Leonard Oliver. They al visited Miss Ruth Oliver at the Gra| Hospital in Atlanta. Mrs Leonard Oliver and childij have returned to their home in Ha| ville. They were accompanied Mr. Frank Kimble. Dr. and Mrs. Leon Smith and and Mrs. Edgar Ray spent Thurs with Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Refus Smith and lie Jones spent Sunday in Macon.I Mr. Mangham Vann spent the wl end with friends and relatives Taylor Mill. Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Harris al Mr Ed Harris visited Mr. and M| Perry Bartlett. Miss Beulah Cofield spent the wd and with Mr. and Mrs. VV.F. Rogq There were 88 present at Sues school. This low attendance was to the heavy rain which fell just Sunday school time and continu| for the rest of the day. The Taylor Mill base ball tea played a Butler team Thursday aftel noon. The score was 13 to 6 in fav<| of Taylor Mill. Mr. Cecil Pratt is visiting Mr. ai] Mrs. W. F. Oliver. Mr. Moore spent the greater pal of last week in Macon. He visitf his son and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Oliver motor! to' Macon Sunday afternoon. The seventh grade had a hundr per cent attendance at school for t| month of April. Mr. Millard Underwood and Woodrow Cofield motored to Mai Chester Sunday to visit Misses Dol thy and Inez Keefer. They returnl to Taylor Mill by way of Columb| where they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. Windham and Mr. and Mrs. Ja! Windham. Mrs. W. F. Rodgers visited MiJ Annie Rodges Tuesday afternoon. The Girl Reserves conducted successful lunch sale last Saturdd afternoon at the Community HousJ Hamburg, drinks and ice cream wej sold. At eight o’clock the girls staged I Minstrel in the Auditorium, all wl attended had a chance at the qul which was offered as an attendanl prize. Woodrow Cofield was tl| lucky person. After the program donated the quilt to the Girls too. The Girl Reserves wish to thank who cooperated to make the lun| sales and Minstrel a success. Woman’s Club Party Saturday The Woman’s Club will have . husbands of the club members guests at their party Saturday nighl The committees are busy plannin| a program of entertainment, party will be in the comunity at party will be in the community hoc at eight o’rlock. BUSINESS FIRMS TAKE HALF ' HOLIDAY BEGINNING MAY 3 We, the undersigned business men of Reynolds, Ga., agree to close our places of business, starting Thurs day no,on, May 3, 1934, and each Thursday thereafter at noon until Aug. 16, 1934, inclusive, and to re main closed until Friday A. M., un less a case of necessity. G. H .Goddard & Company, R. E. Aultman Co., Inc., E. T .Shealy, The Citizens State Bank, J. Hugh Windham, ’ H. C. Whatley, Hinton & Hollis, Musslowhite Mktg. A gey., D. Coolik, C. B .Hicks. Harry Powell, Taylor County Motor Co., Mrs. T. E. Arrington. We will appreciate your coopera tion in giving ns your business, en- j abling us to give this roereation to our employes. Grand Theatrel REYNOLDS, GEORGIA THURSDAY & FRIDAY MAY 3 & 4 “MR. SKITCH” With Zasu Pitts SATURDAY, MAY 6 Ken Maynard, In: “HELL-FIRE AUSTIN” MONDAY & TUSSDAY MAY 7 & 8 Slim Summerville and Zasu Pitts —In— “LOVE, HONOR, AND OH BABY!” THURSDAY & FRIDAY MAY 10 & 11 H. G. Wells’ Fantastic Sensation “THE INVISIBLE MAN” With Gloria Stewart, Claude Rains, William Harrigan, Dudley Digges. “Why did you lock that door?” “No matter where you hide . „ . at ton o’clock tomorrow night I shall kill you!" “It’s the most deadly chemical known to man- He doesn’t know it . . . But it will drive him mad!” SATURDAY, MAY 12 Will Jamer, In: “SMOKY” With Victor Jory, Irene Bentley and Will James. Crowell News. Si, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lucas and family spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. S .Garrett at Charing. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Byrd and family were Saturday guests of rel atives at Butler. Mr Edmond Jenkins was the Sat urday night guest of Mr. John Montgomery. Mrs. G. L. Saunders and children d WESLEY v* SHOW BEGINS AT 7:30 and sprays of flowers on their graves Memorial Day. Crowell School Notes Last week was examination week. We feel so proud of the averages that the fourth grade made in spell ing that we think it is worth while to publish it in the items. " There were 50 words gven and to ten .of these words, definitions were made. Counting every mistake, there were only 18 mispelled words. There are 12 children in this grade. Eleven of that number made an average above 90. Florence Oneal Carolyn Kilby and Mack Lucas made 99, and Jack Fuller made 100. ! FIDDLERS CONVENTION AT I CROWELL FRIDAY, MAY 4 The Fiddlers Convention will be held Friday night, May 4th, begin ning at 7:30 o’clock at Crowell school building. The public is cordial ly invited to attend. If you are a mu sician bring along your musical in strument and win the prize. Cash prizes will be given for the best musicians. Admission: Pre-school children 5c, school children 10c, and adults 15c. FOR SALE: 500 bushels of good sound ear com; also 500 bushels of field peas. See me for prices. Jarrell Dept. Store, Butler, Ga. Mr. and Mrs. William Childres and Billie spent the week end with friends and relatives in Butler. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suggs of Butler, were the Monday guests of Mr and Mrs. R. M. Suggs. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wilson and Herman spent Friday night with Mr and Mrs. D. W. Wilson. Misses Frances Willis and Lois Heath were Monday visitors of Miss Etelle Spinks. Miss Alice McCants spent the week end with home folks. Mr .and Mrs. R. C. Pir.kard and Mr. Mitchell Turner spent Sunday in Butler with Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Willis, Misses Frances and Louise Willis, Mrs. Tom Wilson and Mr. Grady Wilson spent Friday in Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Spinks and j Evelyn, Miss Jessie Slaughter of Columbus, spent several days last week with Mr. and Airs. W. A. Spinks and family and were accom panied home by Mrs. W. A. Spinks who will be the guest of friends and relatives for some time. Miss Edith Cooper of Butler spent Saturday night with Mrs. R. C. Pinkard. Mrs. Vernon Allgood was the Thursday night guest of Misses Frances and Louise Willis. Mr. Charlie Slaughter was the guest of Mr. Tom Wilson Sunday. Master Curtis Allen was the week end guest of Master Wilber Neisler. Mr and Mrs. O. M. Bazemore and Mr. Ollie Bazemore were Monday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bonard Bazemore at Butler. Miss Alice McCants spent Wed nesday night with Mrs. J. R. Sams and little Iva and Eva. Mrs. J W. Mathews spent Friday with Miss Estelle Spinks. Miss Pauline Cooper, of Butler, spent Friday night with Mrs. R. C. Pinkard. Mrs. Vernon Allgood was the Tuesday night guest of Miss Allie Amos. Miss Margaret Wilson spent Thursday night in Thomaston the guest of Miss Jewel Greathouse. Miss Louise Willis was the Mon day night guest of Miss Estelle Spinks Miss Mary Suggs and Mrs. Hugh Gilson spent Tuesday ,j. m. in Sut ler. Sewing Cluh Entertained The Sewing Club was delightfully entertained at the home of Mis. O. M. Bazemore. The “sewers” enj yed several hours of pleasant conversa tion around the fireside. The weath er very seldom gets too disagree able for the Sewing Club to meet Mrs. Bazemore was assisted by Mrs. William Childres and Miss Lil lian Bazemore in serving a delicious salad course with tea to about twen ty guests. Mrs. William Childres will enter tain the Club May 16th. The Club will not hold a meeting next week. Gaultney—Allgood Of cordial interest to their many friends is the announcement of the marriage of Miss Dorothy Gaultney, the attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gaultney, of Butler, to Mr. Vernon Allgood, of Conehatta, Miss, the marriage occurring April 16th in Roberta. The bride is a recent graduate of Butler High school and one i of the most popular members of the social set. The gnoom is .. popular young man of the local CCC Camp. The young couple will leave for Conehatta, Miss., in the near future where they will make their home. Heartiest congratulations are ex tended this happy couple by their numerous friends. Horse Creek News Mr. J. L. Peeples and children and Miss Mary Buckett of Thomaston, were week end guests .of Mr. ar.d Mrs. John Locke. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Dent spent a few days last week with Mr and Mrs Winston Taunton. Little Shirley Anita rceples has returned home after spending 3ome time with her grand mother, Mrs. John Locke. Mrs. Mack Dent was the Tuesday guest of Mrs. John Locke. Mr. Paul Waimvright returned home Saturday after spending a few day with relatives in Thomaston. Mr. and Mrs Dewey Harmon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Locke. Airs. Bessie Pitts had as her guests Sunday Mr. and Airs. Richard Wilson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Blair apd family. FIVE POINTS Mrs. Willie Parker was the Wed nesday guest cf Mrs. Tom Kendrick. Mr. G. W. Bivins tud iAlr. F. C Jarrell spent Saturday in Macon on business. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Turner, Mrs. O E. McCrary, Misses Janet Bar- row, Ophelia Hortman and Josephine MoCorvey w.rc i.he Sunday guests .of Mrs. Henry Jarrell and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Montgomery were guests of Mrs. Montgomery’s parents during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jarrell and little Jacky Sue spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs W. A. Jarrell. Rev. and Mrs. M. T. Gaultrey were Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Tal ly Jarrell. Mrs. Henry Jarrell was the Mon day guest of Mrs Tom Kendrick. Misses Mildred and Rachel Mont gomery were the Saturday guests of Misses Fannie and Thelma Jarrell. We regret to learn tnat Mr. John Scandrett continues quite ill and wish for him a speedy recovery. Sunday school ever;; Sunday after noon at 3:00 o’clock. You are invited to attend. Misses Ivila, Myrtle and Mar guerite Walker were Saturday guests of Miss Effie Kendrick. Miss Julia Boggs spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Boggs. Miss Janet Barrow sp n nt the week end at Reynolds with home folks Mrs. D E. MicCorvcy was the guest of Mrs. Annie Jarrell recently. Miss Isolee Jarrell of Butler, spent the week end with her grand mother Mrs. Annie Jarrell. Mrs. Willie Parker was the recent guest of Mrs. Henry Jarrell. Misses Ruth W'ilson and Ophelia Hortman spent the week end with their parents in Butler Aliss Margie AIcCorvcy was the Thursday guest of T.Iiss Frances Foy. Mrs. T. J. Harris and son of Ala- con spent the wek end with her par ents, Mr. ard Airs. Jim Haywood. Mr. and Airs. Russell Scandrett of Macon were the Thursday guests of their father, Air John Scandrett, who remains quite ill. Turners Chapel Mr. and Mrs. Felton Posey were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Aloiore. Saturday guests of Mrs. Robert Waimvright included Mrs. Hallie Moore ard children, Mrs. Lokie Rog ers and children, Mrs. Mamie Rodg ers. Airs. Nora Spillers and children were Saturday night guests iof Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horton. Misses Edna and Lucy Spillers were Tuesday night guests of Miss Margie Peterman. * Mrs. Hallie Moore was the Thurs day guest of Mrs. Mary Dickerson. Miss Catherine Hortman was the Wednesday night guest of Miss Gladys Peterman. Mr. and Airs. L. Dickerson were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dickerson and family. Misses Catherine and Lora Wain- wright ar.d Katie Turner were the Monday visitors of Mrs. Iva Pearl Dickerson. Miss Estelle Spillers and Mary L. Bloodworth were the Tuesday vis itors of Miss Elizabeth Hancock. Miss Lorena Spillers was the Tuesday night guest of Misses Pau line and Estelle Spillers. Mr .Dillard Spillers was the Tues day night guest of his grandparents, Mr .and Mrs. E. J. Wairwright. Prayer meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Nannie Moore Sat urday night. The public is cordially invited to attend. ENGL1SHVILLE Mrs. S .B. Duke was a Thursday visitor of Mrs Lydia English and family. Mr. Russell English ar.d family spent Sunday with Mr. J. B. Mathis and family near Oglethorpe. ■Mr. C. M. Key of Lowe spent Sun day with Mr and Mrs. T. W. Key. Alisses Elleene, Vera and Vemide Johnson spent the week end with relatives here. Miss Carolyn English of Ogle thorpe spent the week end with her aunt, Mrs. Lydia English . Mrs. Lydia English, Mrs. Vann Shealy and Miss Ruth English visit ed the bedside of Mr. D. P. Coogle Monday. Mr Coogle is seriously ill at his home in Oglethorpe. Mr. H. J. Dyess, Jr., of Fort. Mc Pherson, spent a few days this week with Mr. Russell English and family. Miss Ruth English spent Tuesday with Mrs .W T. English. HOWARD business. Hi Mrs. Clay Morris rnd <1, 1 were the recent guests 0 f M Mrs. J, E. Brown. Mrs Harris of Juniper gpe eral days last week with M ' . Mrs. W. H. Sealy. s »(| Misses Ida and Marie Marti, Macon visited their aunts \i H. Brown and Mrs. Lee W ats „ 8 „ J ' cently. atson if- Several from here attended lhl Sentor Play in Butler Frida/ . ning. , • ev f-| Mrs F. G. Pierce and children J Waverly Hall were guests I of their parents, Mr. and Brown, “El Mr. A F. Fain, Jr., has r t I to his work at Columbia, Ala spending a few days with home X|| Mr and Mrs. James Brown Md | Carolyn spent Sunday with Mr J Mrs. Charles Butler and familv Daviston. IJ at | Mr. and Ava. McLendon ff.|| I recent visitors of Mr. and Mis. r «!l Cook at Junction City. 1 Mrs. J. W. Edwards, Jl, and sm N of Richland, are visiting relatives' here for several dny3 this week, i Several of our citizens spettl Tuesday in Butler. ' f Mr. ar.d Mrs. Joe Brown and chill dren visited Mrs. S:ra Ficklinr J Butler Tuesday. 1 WOMEN’S 4-H CLUB TlfiuT MEETING AT CENTRAL | The women held their last Chill meeting at the home of Mrs L. T.l ‘Peed The purpose of the meeting I I was to prepare and cook a dinner it I .lea than thirty minutes. The vege-ft ; tables and meats were prepared anil placed in the steam-pressure cooker [ which took only twenty minutes w| oook. Miss Anderson also gave a demon- Istration on making dressing tables | and wardrobes. After completing the business meeting, dinner was served by Miss Anderson while other refreshments | were served by Airs. Peed. The games directed by Mrs. Tun er were also very much enjoyed. — Pub. Reporter. Taylor Mill Neviv (Written For Last tVeek’s Edition)! Mrs. L. D. King spent the week! end in McDonough visiting friendil She was accompanied as far as Mil con by Mrs. "Callie Rogers and Roil Rogers. Mrs. Rogers spent the wedl end with her daughter, Mrs. Ml Averet. I There were 131 at Sunday schod| Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roberson nil family went to Columbus Saturd»l| to take Afred Roberson to his bom Mr. John M. Cox conducted a sit ing at the local church Sunday f ternoon. Mr. Wesley Harrell went to luumbus to a revival meeting day, Mr. and Mrs. Aubry Petermairi Thomaston were the week end g ues of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Childree i family . . Mr. and Mrs. Wonzie Peterman Thomaston spent the week end »' I Mr. and Mrs. O. J Olirev. I Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cotnej the guests of Mr and Mrs W F 0 I ney of Buter Sunday | Miss Lois Cotney spent SuWj with Miss Lillian Oliver. I Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Mclnvale*! ited Miss Eula Douglas Slinday- I Instead of their regular m ® n meeting the members of the - I Pittman Efficiency Club en l" ! . . steak supper at the Com««“JI House. The supper was prepa* J Miss Ruth Tanner, Miss Aniie Kelley, Mrs Rufus Smith and W. F. Oliver. wj, Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mr. and Terrell Smith visited Air and Roy Van near Butler Sunday. 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