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fHE BUTLER HERALD BUTLER, GEORGIA, MAY 17, 1934. RE :yno LDS DEPARTMENT ■Conducted by Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds Crowell News. Miss Eunice Fuller is spending a Taylor Mill News Mr. and Mr. J. W. Windham visited , while with her sister Mrs. A1 Feh- j re i atives at Taylor Mill this week end ring of Jackson, Ga. ! Mr .and Mrs. J. W Lancaster, Mrs M. J. Trapp and Misses Pauline MOTHER (Rosalyn Prnger, Brooklyn, N. Y.) A face so sweet, loving, carressing With dear, ret lips and eyes confess ing. W th tender touch and dainty hands E nbracing me, my face she scans. The one whose life is hardened by toil, The one whose soul is always loyal My sweetest friend, shall ne’er de part From me becaose I'm in her heart. I’m thankful to you, mother of mine Fuller and Beulah Barrow The Young People’s class of the | Saturday in Macon shopping. spent | I Methodist church will entertain witli a swimming party and picnic at the Golf Course Thursday night. Miss Elizabeth Griffin and Mrs. C. L. Pyron left Friday to spend the week end in Athens with Miss Kate Hicks and to visit Mr. Joe Pyron who is an educational instructor in the C. C .C. Camp at Blairsville. Rev. L. A. Harrell, presiding el der of the Columbus district, at tended quarterly conference at the Methodist church here Sunday. While For all your care and kindness divine in the city he was the guest of Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Shell. For creating me thru my days “I love you mother, now ai d always" Mr .and Mrs. J. H WT atley spent Wednesday in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Cooper spent Sunday here with Mrs. Doc Cooper, j Miss Helen Powell, of Macon, | spent the week end here with home folks. Mrs. Mattie Hill is spending a few days in Macon with her son, Mr. E. Hill. Mr. Jim Thorpe of Perry, visited his sister, Miss Marth Thorpe, Sun day. Mr. H. M. Neisler of Chiplev, spent several days this week with his son, Mike. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Saunders and Mr .and Mrs. Tom Saunders spent Friday in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. McClendon of Mon tezuma, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Royal. Miss Marie Barrow, who has been teaching in Ideal, was at home dur ing the week end. Mrs. 0. E. Duckworth, of Colum bus spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. B. H. Newsom. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey and son, Arthur, of Americus, visited the Shell family Sunday. Miss Bess Powell, who has been visiting relatives in Waycross re turned home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hicks of Columbus, visited their brother, Mr. Albert Hicks, Sunday. Miss Mary Smith of Milledgeville, was the week end guest of her sis ter, Mrs. Troy Whatley. Entertainments for the seniors dur ing the week end will include a party given by Miss Kathryn Duvall who is a senior, and the Freshman-Senior party. These will take place Friday and Saturday nights respectively. Mrs. Blount and her two daughters Carolyn and Sara Amanda returned to their home Tuesday after having spent several days with Mr. and Mrs E. H. Joiner. They were accompa nied by Mrs. John Beggs and Mrs. Vanlandingham, also of Chattahoo chee, Fla. Mr. and Mr. B. E. Flowers enter tained the following guests at dinner Sunday: Mrs. John Beggs, Mrs. Van- landingham, Mrs. Blount ar.d her two children of Chattahoochee, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Sam Harp and daugh ter, Miss Estelle Theus, Randal! Theus, Mr. Desmond Harp, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Joiner and children. U. D. C. MEETING The Gordor.-Carson Chapter U. D. C. will hold the last meeting until September, at the Club-Chapter House- Thursday, May 24, at 3:30 p. m. Mrs. T. Whatley and Mrs. Ben Ilinton will be hostesses at this meeting. All members are urged to be present. The program is as follows: “Tenting on the Old Camp Ground” —Chapter. History of the Cross of Military Service.—Mrs. J. H. Neisler U. D. C. Memorials; Furds, Monu ments—Mrs. Edgar Whatley. Vocal Solo—Mrs. F. M. Carson, i “Tribute to Jefferson Davis”, by Charles Colcock Jones, Jr.—Mrs. E. H. Joiner. My Old Kentucky Home”—Chapter PINE MOUNTAIN HILL BILLIES TO APPEAR IN Mr. J. R. Lovins who has recently PERSON AT WESLEY accepted a position in Americus The Pine Mountain Hill-Billies, a group of past and present radio en tertainers. will be at Wesley school spent the week end here. MisS Sara Cooper has returned home for the summer after having i building Saturday evening, May 19, at 8 o’clock. There will be a stage elsewhere the past taught school year. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Monk and sons, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Windham. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stone of But ler spent the week end with their sister, Miss Clara Musslewhite. Dr. and Mrs. S. H. Bryan, Sydney and Lucy Bryan visited friends in Shellman during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Saunders and sons John and James, spent Sunday in Butler with Mrs. J. A. Wilson. yirs. Otis Ogburn had her sister, Mrs. Jim Council and children, of McRae as guests for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Windham had Mr. and Mrs. Tom Windham of Nashville, Tenn., as week end guests. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens, of Columbus, were guests of their mother, Mrs. Otis Saunders Sunday. Mrs. Howard Neisler and daugh ters, Frances and Ann Howard and “Buddy” Fenn spent the week end at Cordele. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hodges of Nashville, Tenn., spent the week end with their mother, Mrs. E. E. Hodges. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Howard an«. Miss Mary Stalnaker of Unadllla. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Saunders. Mr .and Mrs. James Gray, Mrs. Hugh Fain and Miss Rebecca Hogan spent Saturday in Macon tne guests of Mr .and Mrs. A. J. Swann. Mr. and Mrs. Syd James enter tained the following guests at dinner Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fuller and children of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe, of Roberta; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Childres and Miss Ethel James. show with blackfa-e and rude come dians and plenty of music. The public is cordially invited to attend and enjoy the evening with these popular radio artists. Admis sion 10c and 20c. FARM MULES FOR SALE I have on hand a number of good farm mules, either young or second hand stock, for sale at reasonable prices. See me before you buy. D. W .PAYNE, Reynolds, Ga. Grand Theatre REYNOLDS. GEORGIA Miss Sara Lucas was the Sunday dinner guest of Miss Helen Mc Daniel Miss Reba Windham spent Friday night with Misses Annie and Jessie Parker. Sunday guests of Messrs Emory | ar.d Will Tarr and sisters were Mr. and Mrs. Will Turner, children and grand children. Mr. and Mrs L. T Horton were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jeff Young. Mr .and Mrs .D. E .Byrd were Sun day p. m. guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. E McDaniel Mrs H. C. Bowers and family spent Sunday with Mrs. Nat Lucas and family. Mrs. Calvin Jarrell a nd little daughter spent Saturday p. m with Mrs. P. E. McDaniel and family. Mrs. J. W. Lancaster and little daughter and Mrs. C. B. Byrd and Martha spent Thursday with Mrs. C. D. Lucas. Mr .and Mrs. B. I. Bartlett and sons of Macon were Saturday night and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. M J.. Trapp. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Goodwin and Mr .and Mrs. John Wainwright and family and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Chap man and family enjoyed an ice cream supper Friday night at the home of Mr and Mrs. Goodwin. Miss Florence O’Neal spent Sunday with Miss Reba Windham. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Parks and Christine were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C .Cosey. Miss Janie Neisler spent Sunday with Miss Kathryn Jenkins. We are sorry to learn that Miss Mabel Parr was on the sick list this week. Miss Bess Neisler spent a few days ast week in Butler. Mr. and Mr. Walter Wright were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Byrd. Mr .and Mrs C P. McDaniel were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Neisler. Mr. and Mrs. C B. Byrd and fam ily were Sunday guests of relatives at Butler. Miss Eleanor McDaniel spent Sun day with Miss Sarah Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jarrell were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A .Jarrell. The commencement sermon will be preached by Rev. Shell Sunday morn ing at 11 o’clock at the Crowell Methodist church. The parents are requested to have their children pres ent for the service. Mrs. Nellie Byrd spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. D .E. Byrd . Mr .and Mrs. J. I Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Fuller and children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sid James of Reynolds. Miss Beulah Barrow was the guest Sunday of her mother at Reynolds. HOWARD - Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Locke and lit tle son of Butler were the guests Sun day of Mr .and Mrs .Evans Brown. Mrs. W. C. Huckabee Describes “Sukiaki” Attended In Japan Following is an interesting article written by Mrs. Weyman Huckabee, from far away Japan. Mrs. Huckabee is the wife of Rev. W. C. Huckabee, a former greatly beloved pastor of the Reynolds Methodist church. She land her husband are located in Japan where her husband is a missionary worker for the Methodist denomina tion. The story is as follows: A few nights ago some friends asked us to join them in a party who was going to St. Lukes hospital to a supper that was being given for | the benefit of a new nurse’s home. The supper was called a “suskiaki" I which is one of the favored Japanese | meals among the foreigners as well as among the Japanese. I When we reached the hospital we ' removed our wraps and were shown i to the room where the supper was to I be held. This room is the recreation room for the nurses so it is of Japa- j nese style with a matting about ' three inches thick, covering the floor. When this matting is seen it always means one definite thing—ones shoes must be removed before entering the room. There were girls at the door 1 to check the shoes so we left our 1 shoes and were shown to our table. | This was my first experience sit- WESLEY THURSDAY & FRIDAY MAY 17-18 El Brendel, in: "OLSEN’S BIG MOMfNT” SATURDAY, MAY 19 MONDAY, MAY 21 Tom Mix, In; “TERROR TRAIL” The screen fairly sizzles when Tom Mix and his new pony, Tony, Jr., egt oging in this tremendous ly exciting Western melodrama. There’s action every minute in an “away from the formula” Western plot that will hold you' spell bound THURSDAY & FRIDAY MAY 24-25 “SLEEPERS EAST” Drama that tears the lid off a city’s shame. With Wynne Gibson Preston Foster, Marie Barrie, Harvey Stephens. ON HER WORD hangs .... a man’s life ... a woman’s dream ... A lover’s hopes, a lawyer’s success, a statesman’ career. But the word wa never spoken! Mystery, intrigue, murder, su spense, romance. The fates of all of them depended on one kiss! SHOW BEGINS AT 7:30 P. M. Mr. Marvin Kellum of Manchester visited Mr .and Mrs, J. A. Buckner and Mrs. Watkins Sunday p. m. Mrs. R. L. Brown and Mrs. Frank Fain and daughters were Friday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ed wards at Richland. Mr. and Sirs. William Buckner and children were the week end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parks and family. Mrs. Ernest Davis of Butler, spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mr. O. O. Brown and family. Mr. and Mr. Murray Driskell and baby of Butler spent Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Nannie Martin. Mr .and Mrs. W. H. Sealy and daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. Harris at Juniper Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Edwards and son of Richland, are spending a few days this week the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Brown and other relatives here Mr. and Mrs. Evans Brown were recent guests of their daughter Mrs Pierce near Waverly Hall. Mrs. C. M. Renfroe has returned home from Mississippi. The L. A. S. was entertained at the home of Mrs .Rod Brown Tuesday afternoon. Mr .and Mrs. Horace Martin and Mrs. McHan have returned to Ma con after visiting relatives and friends here for several days. Miss Anne King visited Mrs. L. D. King this week end Mrs. L. D. King Miss Aniie O’Kelley, Miss Ruth Tan ner and Mr. Milard Underwood took Miss Anne King back to Macon Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Peterman and Mr. ar.d Mrs. Wonza Peterman of Thomaston were guests or friends and relatives. Mr. Acree was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Smith Thursday. Miss Pauline Wilson of Thomaston visited Misses Leila and Lannie Child- ree this week. Mrs. Tucker and Mss Marie Tucker visited Mrs. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. R, E. Smith visited Mrs. and Mrs. Clay Bryant Sunday afternoon. Mrs. George Windham ate dinner with Mrs. U. S. Underwood Sunday. Misses Luttie Wir.dham and Edna Underwood visited Mr. and Mrs. W, F. Oliver Sunday afternoon. Friends of Mr Harvey Smith ami Miss Juanita Smith regret to learn of their illness. Juanita had to be absent from school Monday for the first time this year. The fifth grade is sorry that Bry ant Jordan is absent because of a bad case of poisoning. They hope he can ting Japanese fashion for a meal. I soon be back in school again. | need not add that my feet were very Misses Marie and Bessie Mae much asleep when the meal was ov- Douglas were absent from school the er! Sukiaki : s always cooked at the first of the week because of sikness. table ar.d in this case the nurses had 1 left their uniforms behind and at each table there was a nurse dressed in a pretty kimona and it was she ) who prepared the meal for us. We all I sat around the table and hibachi (the j open charcoal stove of the Japanese) 1 and watched the food while it was j being prepared. First a little of the : fat from beef is heated in the iron pot (the pot resembles our frying | pan though it has not a handle) then with chop sticks all of the different ingredients were added—thin silvers of steak, onions, toiu (bean curd), 1 mush-rooms, bean sprouts, some long string something of which I do not | remember the name, and little green ! vegetables that look like tiny stalks of celery. Along with this is added soy bean sauce enough to keep the food moist and to give it a “yummy” flavor. Each person is supplied with a Large bowl of rice, a dish of socalled pickles and chop sticks. Of course chop sticks are not really chop sticks but “hashi.” By the time the food is done every one is raving with hunger and the odors are grand. The next step is for every one to dish in with his own hashi and get what he likes from the pot, dip it in a raw egg then put it .on the rice and then eat it with the rice. I must admit that I “skip” one stage and that is the dipping in the raw egg. I cannot do that and enjoy the sukiaki. When one has eaten what hd'' had dipped from the pot he again dips into the pot with the same hashi with which he has been eating—but since the pot is boiling we foreigners dip right in and hone that the heat kills what ever germs our neighbors may have put in the pot with his hashi. We each “consumed” several bowls of rice and made many dips into the pot and when we were com- petely filled, we were given an en tertainment by a magician, a Japa nese vocalist and some Japanese dances were done by two of the nurses. I had never seen real Japa nese dances and I thought it rather j pretty though a little odd. The “Sa- I kara” dance was done since this is I the season for the sakara (cherry) W of j and Mrs. U. S. Underwood, Mrs. George Windham, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wind ham visited Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Crook Sunday afternoon. Mr. Charlie Moore and Mr. Gus Co field went to Columbus Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bodiford visited Mr. ar.d Mrs. Bodiford at Rupert. Mrs. Willie Mulins had as her guest Saturday night Mrs. Mattie Windham and Miss Mattie Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Windham and chidren were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Windham. Mrs. Ollie Parker had as her guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Bartlett and Mrs. Mattie Windham. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bartlett were guests at a birthday dinner Sunday near Butler. Miss Toots Jones was the spend- thenight guest of Mis Blanche -Bart lett Friday night. Mr. and Mr. N. T. Mackwill and Frances Mackwill spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Harrell spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Murray Blair. Miss Eula Douglas spent Sunday with Misses Jewel and Eva Perkins. Mrs. W. F. Busbee and fanmily spent the week end with Mr. annd Mrs. B. F. Childree. Miss Lois Cotny and Miss Mattie Parker entertained a number of young people at a party Friday night After games were played delicious refreshments were served. There were 152 present at Sunday school Sunday. Thre were several one hundred per cent classes. A short Mother’s Day program was given in honor of Mother’s Day. Mrs. E. B. Cox, Richmond Cox and Doris Cox were visitors in Macon Saturday. Miss Marie Tucker of Thomaston was the week-end guest of friends and relatives. GIRL RESERVE SLUMBER PARTY The Girl Reserves had a slumber Mr. and Mrs. Walter’ Kellum and | party f laS ‘ Saturda J nig ^ at the Com mumty House. We played games until every one was tired. A slumbel party wouldn’t be complete unless we j blossoms, could munch on eats after lights had When the program was completed gone out and somehow crackers just | we donr.ed out shoes and wraps and seemed to fly around in the air. ! went to the home of our hosts and Then were afraid that the mice would I hati an American dessert (none other Mr. and Mrs. Willie Suggs of r . , nolds, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suggs Butler were the guests of Mr Mrs. R, M .Suggs . Mr. Edmond Royal of Thomaston was the week er.d guest of Mr j l 1 Spinks. ‘ M Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walker and J R., were the guests of Mr .and M rs Archie McClung Sunday. Miss Marguerite Wilson was the week end guest of Miss Leila Willis Mrs Will Gilson and Miss Loulie were guests of Mrs.Hugh Gilson Sun day . Misses Frances and Louise Wil]j s were the week nd guests of Mrs, J. y Dickers of Thomaston. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. j A .Heath and family included: Mr and Mrs. S. T Allen and children, of College Park; Mrs. J. R .and Miss Ruth Pound, of Swainsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Allen and family 0 f Butler; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Neisler and family, Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Heath and family of Dawson. Mr .and Mrs. Tom Wilson and chil dren, Mr. ar.d Mrs. Luther Wilson and son were the guests of Mrs. D, W. Wilson Sunday. Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Luke Adams and son were the Wednesday visitors of Mrs. Walter and Miss Frances Willis. Miss Edith Cooper of Butler was the week end guest of Mrs. R. C. Pinkard. Mr. Johnnie Searcy spent Sunday with Mr. Curtis Allen. Mrs. Minnie Smith of Ft. Valley, spent the week end with Mr .and Mrs D. W. Wilson. Mr. Perter Pinkard, of Roanoke, Ala., who has been the guest of Mr and Mrs. R. C Pinkard returned home Tuesday. Be sure to come to the “Stage Show” given at Wesley school build ing Saturday night, May 19. This en tertainment is being sponsored by musicians from Thomaston. Admis sion 10c and 20c. Mrs. J. C. Wade who has been the guest of Mrs. W .A. Spinks for the past several days returned to Co lumbus Tuesday. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brake Sunday included: Mrs. Lilies and daughter, Minnie, Mr. Ike Lilies, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson, Miss Irene Leslie, of Macon; Mrs. Minnie Smith of Ft. Valley; and Mr. and Mrs. John Brake . Several from here attended the singing at Thomaston Sunday. Be sure to hear the radio stars make music at Wesley school build ing Saturday night. Mrs. J. A. Heath, Mrs. Haywood Allen of Butler, Mrs. Willie Neisler, Mrs. S .T. Allen of College Park, visited Mrs. J. C. Wade and Mrs. W. A. Spinks Sunday Wesley School Closes School closed at Wesley Friday after a very successful term. A very interesting program was rendered by the school children. At the noon hour a basket dinner, barbecue, Brunswick stew and tea were served to an un usually large crowd. After the noon hour everybody enjoyed the music and singing which was rendered by a number of splendid musicians. We were very glad indeed to have with us Hon. E. D. Rivers, speaker of the House of Representatives. Mr. Riv ers gave a very interesting and in spiring address which was enjoyed by the large audience. We .consider ed it a great privilege to have a man like Mr. Rivers to speak to us on this occasion. We want to take this privi lege of thanking everyone who helped to make the day’s program such a splendid success. visit us so we had to have a bed mak ing period again. Two or three of the girls were frightened but that only made the party complete. The next morning we were calling to a deicious breakfast over at the Teachers’ Cottage. Anne King who was guest of her mother for the week-nd was a guest at the slumber party. Mrs. O. O. Brown was in Colum bus recently. Misses Frances Parks and Virginia Perkins spent Saturday in Columbus. Mr. Cecil Renfroe is spending sev eral days the guest of his mother, Mrs ,C. M. Renfroe. Miss Louise Parks spent last week in Butler the guest of Mrs. G. D. Locke. Mrs. A. F. Fain, Jr. and daughters Caro), Vivian, Jean and June, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs Rod Brown Sunday. Misses Ruth Inez and Henry Mur ray and Dollie Turner of Talbotton were the recent guests of Misses Frances , Virginia and Hazel Parka. than strawberry shortcake) and cof- the language as easily as our your? fee. The remainder of the evening son does. He can say quite a number of things and we sometimes find o uf ’ selves asking the maid what he has been saying to us. I think his be~t sentence is “Cho-to ma-te kuda-sati which is quite a “mouth full” for a young man of two years. The sen tence means “Wait a minute, please , but is a very polite way to say it. The three of us send our “Yonoshiku” to all of our friends— or if you had rather—our beat wishes to you all. Susan Bedell Huckabee. was spent in chatting in the general American manner. Now is the time to visit Japan if one can come for but one season The cherry trees are in full bloom and Japan is truly a land of beauty. I think people often believe that the cherry blossoms are “over rated” but we do not think that possible. From over high garden walls we see branches covered with the beautiful flowers and there are many parks that are noted for their cherry trees. Last Sunday it was estimated that over a million people visited the vari ous parks to see the blooms. We hope to see some of the places this week that are famous because of the cherry blossoms. Such pleasures as I have been de scribing add much to the life here where every day we spend long hours in the study of the Japanese language. We do not mind the study but a little diversion does a lot in the way of keeping the lessons from becoming monotonous. We only wish that we could learn / HOTEL LANIER Macon, Georgia Conveniently Located Excellent Cafe Rates $1.50 and Upj