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THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA, DECEMBER 13, 1934. | REYNOLDS DEPARTMENT -Conducted by- tCivic Improvement Club of Reynolds T mitl der tnent nah ’.i Elda Blackmon spent Thurs day in Americus. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whatley spent Friday in Atlanta. Miss Mary Moore spent the week end in Montezuma. Mrs. Mattie Hill has returned to her home in Macon. Miss Miriam Carter was a week end visitor to Macon. The City Council will hold a spe cial meeting Friday night. Mrs. Otis Ogbum is visiting her sister in Vienna this week. Mr. and Mrs. ' Willis Saunders spent Saturday in Macon. Mrs. K. L. Swearingen has re turned from a visit to Camilla. Mr. and Mrs. Swearingen and Mr. Shell spent Tuesday in Macon. M iss Eula Hammock visited rela tives in Macon last week end. Mrs. T. F. Spell of Roseboro N. C., is visiting Mr. ar.d Mrs. D. W. Payne. Messrs D. W. Harp ai d Tom Poole spent Monday in Atlanta on busi ness. Mr. Waite has returned to town and has reopened the Mattress fac tory. Mrs, Paul Poe and children of Ma con are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall. Mrs. Robert Bell, Tobert Bell, Jr., and Miss Ruby Jinks spent Sunday at Mauk. Miss Mildred Seay, of Athens, vis ited relatives in town during the week end. Miss Marie Mathews is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Wimberly in Macon, who is very ill. Messrs C. H. Neisler and D. W. Payne left Monday on a business trip to Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Aultman spent Sunday in Macon with Dr. Jim Foun tain and family. •* Mrs. Eugene Saunders was called to Unadilla Monday on account of the death of her cousin. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bell were din ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Sealy Friday evening. Albert Carter, who is a student at Young Harris College, is at home on account of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Moore, of New York City, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Harp at Garden Valley. CONTESTS FOR JUNIORS ARE SPONSORED BY FEDERATION WOMEN'S CLUBS IN GEORGIA WESLEY Mr. Charlie B. Hicks spent several days last week in Thomaston the guest of his brother, Mr. Millard Hicks. The South Georgia Ice Co. pre sented a very interesting magician show at the school auditorium Fri day night. Mrs. R. E. Aultman, Mrs. Tom Poole, Mrs. Flowers, Mrs. R. L. Bell and Mrs. E. H. Joiner spent Friday in Macon shopping. Misses Winnie and Laurice Ault man, Messrs Frank Powell and Weaver Crawford visited Miss Helen Powell in Americus Sunday. Bishop Ainsworth will preach at the Reynolds Methodist church ot Sunday, Dec. 23rd. and everyone is cordially invited to hear him. The Reynolds High school will pre sent three one-act plays at the school auditorium Friday night, Dec. 21st. DECORATE AN OUTDOOR CHRISTMAS THEE AND WIN A CASH PRIZE OF $2.50 The ladies of -he Woman s Improve ment Club are sponsoring an Out door Christmas tree Contest to any one who wishes to enter You don’t have to be a member of the Club to win the prize. The ob ject is to have the most attractive tree to win. Should you not have the proper piece of shrubbery on your lawn or place you wish to make your exhibit you may use any kind of tree from the woods. No limit to size or deco ration. Lets everybody try for the prize for it will not only be interesting in winning the money but will surely create a Christmas spirit and make our little city more beautiful during I the holidays. This is a free contest, so enter at once and begin planning on or.e right away. Those wishing to enter the contest please register with one of these la dies: Mrs Walton Hodges, Miss Blanch Marshall, Mrs. Lester Halley. There will be out-of-town judges and the contest closes Friday after noon, Dec. 21, 1934. —Press Reporter. BAPTIST W. M. S. HELD ALL- DAY SESSION AT LOCAL CLUB HOUSE LAST THURSDAY The Baptist W. M. S held an ‘'all day” session at the Club House on Thursday, Dec. 6th. The day was de voted to prayer and study. Mrs. B. W. Hinton was in charge of the pro gram which was as follows: Song, “Joy to the World.” Devotional scripture, Mat. 2, Mrs. Pyiron. Prayer by Mrs. Pyron. Son, “Jesus Calls.” Topic, “Lottie Moon Christmas offer ing; hat it has done ar.d is doing for missions,” Mrs. R. A. Hin ton. “Why the name Lottie Moor.,” Mrs. Clay Whatley. Song, “Jesus I Love Thee.” “What Has Been Accomplished by Our Lottie Moon Gifts?” Mrs. S l B. Liggin. Prayer by Mrs. R. A. Hinton. Luncheon At 1:30 p. m. we resumed our study and had the following pro gram: Scripture, Luke 2nd chapter was read by Mrs. Hinton. Group of Songs: “Holy - Night.” “O Little Town of Bethlehem.” “It Caine Upon the Midnight.” “Back to Bethlehem”, Mrs. Troy Whatley. “In Chili Christmas Is Warm”, Mrs. Clay Whatley. "Christmas in Darkest Africa,” Mrs. Jack Heath. “Christmas in South China”, Mrs Paul Hodges. Christmas Customs in Rumania” Mrs. Willie Suggs. “Christmas in Alamo,” Mrs. M. A. Lifsey. “Christmas Visitor,” Mrs. Lewis Saunders. “Where There Is No Christmas,” Mrs. Willis Saunders. Song, "Hark the Herald Angels Sing.” Our treasurer reported our ap- portimiment had been met and we are this mor.th sending $10.00 to the Lot tie Moon Christmas offering. The W. M. S. is planning to en tertain the entire membership of the women of the Baptist church the first week in January. We are hoping to have 100 per cent attendance. The Mrs. Leo Browning, of Cochran, state chairman of the department oi juniors. Georgia Federation of Wom en’s clubs, calls attention to the four junior contests that are a part of the | Thomaston, Mr. and unusual activities among the accom- j Suggs of Reynolds, plishments of the nation’s junior members, and asks Georgia young people to “join the jolly struggle and win a prize.” Contest No. 1 is sponsored by the department of citizenship, Miss Emi ly Louise Plumley, chairman, ar.d is for a play upon any chosen subject that will illustrate citizenship at its best or worst. The prize, an er.ameJ American flag pin. No. 2. An essay contest directed by the department of international rela tions, Mrs. Laura W. Mclviuiien, chair man, upon the subject “Danger ot uncontrolled manufacture of arms and ammunition for private profit.” A silver cup will be the award. No. 3. Prizes of ten and five dol lars will he awarded by Mrs. Edward M. Land, chairman of the department of juniors, for the best ana second best poem, subject optional. No. 4. A prize of $25 is offered by the department of fine arts for the best answers each month to the quiz, “Ask Me Another,” based on the question appearing in The Clubwom an GhWC. The answers must >e Don’t forget the Fiddlers’ Conven- postmarked not later than midnight j Uon at Wesley sch ool building Satur day night Dec. 15; plenty of music Miss Lois Heath and Master Alex Baldwin were the week end guests of Mr. ar.d' Mrs. Baker Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suggs of But ler, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suggs, of Mrs. Willie were Sunday guests of Mr. ar.d Mrs. R. M. Suggs and family. iMiss Alice McCants and Miss Miri am Mitchell were the week end guests of friends and relatives in Tifton. Miss Thelma Bailey, of Montezuma, was the Sunday guest of Misses Fances and Louise Willis. iMr. and Mrs. Robert Brake and children and Mr. D. W. Wilson spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Brake. Misses Frances and Louise Willis were the Saturday visitors of Mrs. Bentley Adams. Mrs. J. H. Adams was the recent guest of Mrs. Luke Adams. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pinkard were week end guests of friends ar.d rela tives in Thomaston Rev. C. A. Forester of Macon, was the Saturday guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson. Mrs. D. W. Wilson, Mr. Grady and Miss Bessie Wilson were the Thurs day guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Willis and family. 25th of each month and sent to M’S. W. W. Shirk, vice chairman of jun iors, Kimberly Rest, Redlands, Cal. All material for the first three con tests must be sent to the state chair man of juniors by April 1, 1935. Con test entries must include name of junior and club to which she belongs. Only juniors belonging to club group or auxiliary which is federated eithei with the general or state Federation of Women’s Clubs can compete. Con tests must be typewritten and double spaced. No material will be returned. The policy of the general federa tion has been to make suggestions rather than rules as to the methods of junior organizations. The present plan in Georgia is the outcome of policies adopted during the adminis tration of Mrs. J. W. Gholston, and is incorporated in the constitution and by-laws. Judging the general plans too elastic and preferring some more definite regulations, there is a pro posed revision of the general .federa tion by-laws to include the junior or ganizations. The committee appointed to draw up the necessary by-laws will submit them to the vote at the tri ennial at Detroit r.ext June. Crowell News The public is cordially invited to at- j program committee is planning en- tertaiment for you and we hope that every woman of the church will be present. tend. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Earl Jones and Mr. Brewster, of Atlanta and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stevens of Columbus were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Artis Saunders. Mr and Mrs. Cleveland Moore, of New York, Mrs. C. J. Harp, Mrs. Eugene Joiner and Miss Mary Moore were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Musslewhite Tuesday. The Woman's Club will give a prize of $2.50 for the best decorated and most beautiful outdoor Christ mas tree in the town at Christmas. The trees will he judged Dec. 21st. Next Thursday, Dec. 20th, is the day on which the tax books of Taylor county will close. Please pay r your taxes before that time thereby sav ing the extra costs which will be added after that date. G. A. ROBERTS, T. C Mrs. (D. E.- Byrd spent a few days in Butler with friends last week Mr. and Mrs. Osgood Young spent the week end in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Wir.dham were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosey, Jr, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Bartlett, of Macon spent the week end with their mother Mrs. M. J. Trapp. Mr. and Mrs L. T. Horton and chilrren were in Atlanta o.e cay re- cetiy. The Crowell H. D. Club will meet with Mrs. Clifton Byrd Wednesday p. m. Demonstrations wTil be given o.i Christmas cake and candy. Mr and Mrs. J. C. Fuller spent one day last week in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. William Lowe i Mr. and Mrs. Syd James were guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 Fuller Sunday. Miss Frances Foy spent the week end at home. 5^r. and Mrs. Frank Lane of Bloo'n- ingdale, Mich., are expected to arrive here in a few days to visit re atives Mrs. Lane ill be pleasantly remem bered here as Miss Luci'ue Byrd. Mrs. W. C. Cosey spent Wednesday in Macon with her daugntc, Mr Parker. and fun for everyone. So bring along your friends. Admission 10c and 20c. WESLEY (Too Late for Last Week) Mr. T J. Amos spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Hoke Byrd of Panhandle. Thursday guests of Mr. and Srrs. J. A. Heath and family included: Mrs S. T. Allen and children of Col lege Park; Mrs. H. E. Allen ar.d chil dren of Butler; and Miss Ruth Pound of Swainsboro. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Spinks ar.d family, Mrs. Henry Willis of Colum bus were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Spinks and family. Miss Quentir.e Slaughter, Miss Evelyn Coins, of Columbus, Mrs. O. O. Brown, of Howard; Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Wilson, Mrs. John Brake spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson and Mr. C. Slaughter Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Bazemore and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Childres and son and Miss Leila Willis were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Bazemore and 1 family at Butler. Mrs. J. C. Wade has returned to her home in Columbus after spend ing some time with Mrs. W. A. Spinks. Mr and Mrs. Bernice Downs and little daughter of Thomaston were HOWARD iMiss Elizabeth Parks was the Sun day guest of Mrs. Mack Hill. Mrs. R. L. Brown spent Monday in Atlanta on business. Mrs. C. M. Renfroe and Misses Eloise and Ludie Renfroe left Satur day for Mississippi to make their home with Mr. Renfroe. Mrs. J. M. Brown is visiting rela tives near Oglethorpe. Mrs. Margaret Watkins is spend ing sometime with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Braddy ar.d family at Daviston. Mr. and Mrs. James Brown spent Thursday in Columbus. Dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Lee Watson were Mr. and Mrs. John Brown, Misses Anna Parks and Mari- lou Averett. We are glad to welcome Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Jinks and little daughter as citizens of our town. Mrs. R. L. Brown, has returned home from Birmingham where she has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fain and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown and chil dren were the recent guests of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Pickens Riley at Butler. Mr. Frank Pickard of Macon, visit ed Mrs. Beulah Pickard the past week. Y’our taxes are now due and you have only one more week in which to pay as the books close Dec. 20th. G. A. ROBERTS, T. C R. F. D Notes FIVE POINTS Miss Isolee Jarrell of Butler several days last week with' Annie Jarrell. Mrs. Miss Nina Locke is spending a few days with relatives in Ft. Valley. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Dewey Harmon were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Locke. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Belflowers, of Ft. Valley, were recent visitors of their partnts, Mr. ar.d Mrs. J. L. Locke. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cox had as Sunday guests Mr. and s:rs. J. R Harmon. Sunday guests of Mr. Lester Kirksey and family included Mrs. L. A. Harmon and children. Mrs. B. M. Shockley, Mrs. Ca rri Nelson und Mr. Louie Bolofo Sl 1 New Smyrna, Fla., and Mrs. (Luyto n Overstreet, of Tampa, Fla., have re turned home after spending son 'j time the guesta of Mr. and Mrs, La iiier Scandrett. Mr. Ralph Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs Jim Edwards, of Thomastom, were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Anie Jarrell and Miss Inez Jarrell. Mr. and Mrs. Mack Turner were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. B B. Turner at Butler. Mr. W. A. Jarrell and Misses Mary Gill, Edith Parker and Miss Ethel Jarrell were in Thoniastoa shopping Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Kendrick and son and Mrs. Tom Kendrick spent last week in Fort Valley and Macon with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Montgomery and Russell and Mrs. James Mont gomery were Tuesday guests of Mrs, Hattie Scandrett and family. Miss Fannie Jarrell spent Tuesday with Miss Inez and Mrs. Annie Jar rell. Mr. Jack Peed of the CCC Camy ir.i South Carolina, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Peed. Mr. and Mrs. Lanier Scandrett ar.d Bobby spent one day last week in Macom. Mrs. Henry Jarrell and daughter were Saturday guests of Mrs. A. D. Windham and Mr. W. M. Goodwin and family. Miss Juliette Jarrell spent several days last week the guest of Mrs Alice Riley. Mrs. Willie Parker was the Thurs day guest of Mrs. Annie Jarrell. Miss- Carrie Colbert of Macon, was the recent guest of Mrs. Hattie Scandrett and family. Mr. Walter Jarrell was the Sunday guest of his grandmother. BROTHERHOOD Fraternal orders have evolved many beautiful symbolic rites to take leave of a beloved brother. These acts of brotherhood are among the most noble of human tributes. We cooperate sincerely to riche a fraternal service a mean ingful part of the funeral service as a whole. Our establishment of fers every facility for the digni fied conduct of 1 >dg3 r tuals The Home of Sympathetic Service HART’S MORTUARY MACON, GA. Phone 161 Dec. 29th is the day on which the county tax books close. If you have not .already paid your taxes be sure to call by and do so before the books close and avoid the penalty. G. A. ROBERTS, T. C Phest Colds Best treated without “dosing* anunaimaBia Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Downs and family. . Mrs. Bob Wade and daughter Ha zel, Mr. and Mrs. Reeves of Thomas ton, were the Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs. W. A. Spinks and family. Mr. C. C. Wall of Thomaston spent Sunday with Mr. W J. Willis. Mrs. J. A Heath spent several days last week with Mrs S. T. Allen at College Park. Mr. Tom Wilson and children, Mr. Grady and Miss Bessie'Wilson, Mrs W. J. Willis and daughter Louise, were Thursday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wilson. Miss Louise Gilson, Mias Helen Wilson and Mr. Johnnie Spir.ks spent Friday at Warm Springs. Mr. and Mrs Walter Suggs of But ler and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suggs, rf Thomaston, were the Sunday guests of Mr. and' Mrs. R. M. Suggs. 600°-° AWARDS MAKE THE BEST SAUSAGE YOU EVER TASTED. THEN WIN A CASH AWARD BY WRIT. INC US A LETTER ABOUT IT. FULL PARTICULARS IN EACH PACKAGE. MAKE DELICIOUS SAUSAGE Lefts** Old Plantation Pork Sausage Sea$oniii|, approved by Good Housekeeping, is famoui for home*made sausage. Give# a deliciou* flavor. Makea aaiiaage keep better. Eaay to u*e. nothing to add, scientifically blended, price 25c. Get FREE SAMPLE and handbook "How To Maka Sauaage" at any of the following a tore*: COUNTY DEALERS J. R. Cooper, Rupert, Ga. Joiner Bros., Butler, Ga. Jarrell's Dept. Store, Butlar, Ga. Mrs. Bertha Bazemore, Butler.jGa- Payne Service Station, Butler, Ga' Doyel Grocery Co.. Buller, Ga. W. E. Elliston. Rupert, Ga. DISTRIBUTOR Glover Grocery Co., Americus. Ga r Business As Usual by A. B. 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