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PAGE TWO THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, i .. . i 11—tWT- r r r a REYNOLDS DEPARTMENT! -Conducted by- Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds 3JSJ3M3I3JSM3JS. , M3J3JSJ3M3JSMBfSI3fSMSM3JSMSMSM2M2Mtrl Reynolds U.D.C. Meet BBS Thursday Afternoon At The Club House The April meeting ol the Gordon- Gaison onapter was hold Thursday Mr. Ralph Dunn spent the weekend in town. Mrs. Janies Shell is at home from Lumpkin for a few days. Mr. and Mns. C. E. Whatley made a trip to Macon Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Sams and little son are at home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ricks arc spending a few days in Atlanta. Mrs. Gleatom and Mrs. Elsie Carter made a tri,p to Eatonton Friday. Mrs. Edge and Mrs. F. M. Carson are visiting friends in Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Bell and Mias Lau- rice Aulbman spent Sunday at Mauk. Miss Ol'a Drinkwater of Dawson, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gleaton. Mr. and Mrs. Will Foy were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jinks in Mauk Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Aulbman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright visited friends in M acorn Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poe and chil dren visited Mr. and iMrs. Earl Marshall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Halley and Mrs. Betty Whatley visited Nash ville, Term., last week. Mrs. Hoodman Parks, Mrs. Ricks Carson and Mrs. Henry Waters 6pent Monday ini Macon. Mrs. Frank Ellis of Murphv, N. C. was the guest of Mrs. Dan Beeland several days last week. Mi's. Irene Whatley and Mrs. Merle Wood visited Mr. and Mrs. Shell in Lumpkin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. B-tnton of Fort Valley, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Barrow lost week. Miss Winnie Griffith and Miss Stokes visited Mre. Frank Stevens in Columbus during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Bennett and son, Bill of Birmingham, visited Mr. and Mrs R, E, Aultman Friday and Saturday. Mr. -and Mis. Oscar Thompson of Atlanta, announce the' birth of a daughter. Mrs. Thompson was the .popular Miss Frances Ricks. Among the young people home from school last week were: Mis? Nita Mae Windham, Mias Virginia Saunders and Miss Elizabeth Lucas, of G. S. C. W„ Milledgeville. Mrs. J. H. Noisier, Mrs. Pender- grast and Miss Mary Frances Neis- ler will go to Athens Thursday where Miss Neisler will represent the Third District in a state-wide Music Contest. Among those who went to the Rose Show in. Thomasviffle Friday were: Mrs. B. E. Flowers, Mrs. C. H. Neisler, Mrs. Swearingen, Mrs. Howard Neisler, Mrs. E. H. Joiner, Mrs. Halley, Mi's. Betty Whatley, Mrs. J. H. Whatley, Mrs. B. W. Hinton, iMrs. Clifford Whatley, Mrs. R. E. Aultman, Mrs Susie Wood, Miss Melissa Ogburn, Mrs. Maggie Bell and Mrs. Earl Wright. Joiner Family Invited Honor Day Exercises The following invitation has been receievd by Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Joiner “The University of Georgia will ob serve Honor Day on May 4, at 11-30 o’clock in the University chapel. "It is a pleasure to inform, you that J. W. Joiner is an honor student. Permit ane officially and ’ personally to extend to you my sincerest con gratulations. “We cordially invite you to be present on this occasion. Cordially yours, L. L. HENDRiEN, Administrative Dean. Mrs. H. C. Shealy Is Honored At Party Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Shealy compli mented their mother, Mrs. H. C. Shealy, with a surprise birthday din ner May first, this feeing her 70th birthday. Those present were: .Mr and Mrs. J. J. Shealy and children, of Shellmas; Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Vaughn' and Johnnie, of Atlanta; Mr. and (Mrs. R. M. Suggs, of Thom- aston. Wedding Anniversary Reception Is Given Rev. & Mrs. Tinsley The members of tihe Reynolds and Crowell Methodist churches enter tained Brother and Mrs. T. H. Tins ley with a surprise Silver Wedding Anniversary Reception at ‘Jie par sonage, Friday evening, April 22. This being the night for Quarterly Conference to be held, the Tinsleys’, and those who were not serving on u committee met at the church. While conference was being held, a transformation was taking place at the parsonage. Mrs. R. L. Bell and Miss Beulah Barrow, who were in charge of the decorations, brought in vase after vase Of flowers. Mrs. Jim Brewer and Mrs. Guy Windham swiftly arranged the ta bles for punch. These tables were decorated with sprays of Dorothy Perkins roses. Mrs. F. M. Carson and Mrs. G. J. Hicks had/ charge of the brule’s ta ble. 'Tile table was overlaid with a lovely lace cloth. The 'Wedding cake was of three tiers, iced in white with pink and green floral decora tions topped, with a minature bride and groom. Placed at intervals,' in silver candlesticks were pink and white tapers. Green and white mints in silver bonbon dishes and roses in silver vases completed this exquisite table. While these preparations were be ing made, the refershment committee was busy icing the punch ani ar ranging the sandwiches. This com- mitttee was composed of Mrs. a. V. Brewer, Mrs. R. E. Aultman, Mrs. W. A. Saunders, Mrs. W. E. Mar shall, Jr., Mrs. B. E. Flowers, Mrs R L. Swearingen and Miss Clara Musslewhite. ai nut, everytmng was ready. All Lguvs except wie porun -ngms were turned, out. f inally tne Tmsieys were arriving, ivnss mtuue uauuw piayeu ie weuuing march as tney entered, me uigiius were Hashed' on and every one sang: “Happy Anniversary to the Tinsleys.” Mamet Thornton presented tne honor guests with a corsage and boutonniere, alter which Brotner and Mrs. Tinsley with Bro. A. W. Reese of Macon, Bro. Larry Anderson of Roberta, and Bro. and Mrs. Hendley Jeliks formed a receiv ing line and Mrs. M. J. Wood pre sented the guests to them. ‘men the TUnsleys were invited to tne dining i-oom and presented with two gilts, one, a silver repousse server, from tneir son, Carroll, ~aiid six silver compotes, each engraved with an old English “T”, from Rey nolds and Crowell churches. The Tinsleys expressed their apprecia tion in a few well chosen words. Bro. Tinsley confessed how he had discovered our secret a few days previous, but hadn't told anyone, so Mrs. Tinsley was genuinely sur prised. Mrs. B. W. Hinton sang, ”T Eovh You Truly,” the song which she sang at the Tinsleys’ wedding. She also sang, “Because.” She was accompa nied by Miss iMarie Barrow. Mrs. Tinsley then cut the cake, af ter which the other guests did. Much enjoyment was derived iron] the fortune telling favors. Among which Miss Laurice Aultman receiv ed the button, Miss Dellna Jelks, the engagement ring, Jimmy Carsoh he wedding ring, Carroll Tinsley, the pipe, Mrs. W. M. Hollis, the doll and Mrs. M. J. Wood the key. Punch and sandwiches were served by the members of the League, among whom were Misses Frances Carter, Mary One Brewer, Eugenia Joiner, Dorothy Mason, Martha Smifh, Janie Ruth Aldridge, Harriet Thornton, Audrey Waters, Winifred Kirksey and Katherine Wilson. Between 125 and 150 guests called to express their love and congratu lation do the Tinsleys and to enjoy this festive occasion. —A Guest. SHRAYER—HARP Of interest to their many Taylor county friends is the engagement announcement of Miss Ruth Lillian Shrayer, daughter of iMr. and Mrs. Samuel L. Shrayer, of Oglethorpe to Dr. Stephens LaFayettc Harp, ot Marshallville, the marriage to be solemnized in June. uj. vUiiiOOii tu, me diaiJber-Ciuo ftcuse with Mrs. Irene McDonald, hostess, .viis. C. H. Neisler, president, pre sided over the business session wnich included besides official correspon dence a report from Memorial Day committees and the registrar report ed that papers of Mrs. D. W. Harp had been signed and sent to registrai of the Georgia Division. Also Severn! application blanks were given to oth er prospective members. The Chapter 'voted to contribute $5.00 to the library. The next monthly meeting will be held June 3rd in observance of Jeff Davis’ birthday. At this meeting the thirteen trees planted commemorat ing the Sesqui-Centennial of signing of the U. S. Constitution will be dedicated. In the .absence of historian, Mrs, F. A. Kicks presented the following program, giving some interesting facts about Memorial Day. Song by Chapter. “Onward Christian Soldiers.” “Highlights of the century ol progress of the reaper and binder, an invention of C. McCormick, oi Virginia,” was given by Mrs. Alice James and 1 Mrs. J. D. Beall. Songs, “Old Oaken Bucket,” and “In the Gloaming," by Chapter. Miss Elizabeth Parker conducted a suizz on Southern History which proved very interesting. During the social hour the hostess served' delicious cream a^id cakes to the members and several additional guests. —Reporter. Ideal News 'Miss Jency Giles was the Sunday visitor of Miss Mary Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hi'll were the week end guests of Mr. and 1 Mrs. J. D. Tarrer. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Barfield of Oglethorpe and Mrs. Grady Payne awdi family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. B, Barfield. Mr. Lee Wilson, spent Sunday with Mr. ,E., Payne. iMrs. Emmett Barfield and children spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Barfield. Misses Lannis Cromer and Myrtle Payne spent Sunday with MissCrook. Mr. 'and Mrs Grady Payne were in Americus on business Friday. Mrs. Pauline Barfield spent Fri day with Mis3 Lannis Cromer. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Kelly were in Mintezuma on business (Saturday. Mr. G. W. Arnold of Hawkinsville, is visiting his son, Mr. Joe Arnold. We are sorry to learn that Mr. C. B. Barfield is on the sick list and wish for him a sipeedy recovery'. Whitewater News Mr. and Mrs. Otis Albritton ami children spent the week end with Mr. and IMrs. Aubrey Albritton. •Mrs. W. M. Harris and Mrs. Lucy Harris were Friday guests of Mrs. •siao oifuooo We are sorry to learn that Mr. T. W. Upton is suffering form an at tack of .pleurisy and wish for him an early recovery. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hurt and little son were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Carpenter recently. Miss Ruby Wisham was the week end guest of Miss Dorothy Barrow. •Miss 'Gussie Albritton, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ernest Ivey. Miss Cora Harris is visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. C. Collins in Ft.Valley. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Hurt enter tained a number of young people Sat urday evening. Mrs. J. C. Albritton spent the week end in Ft. Valley. Misses Dorothy Barrow and Gussie Albritton were guests of Misses Jewel and Ruby Wisham Sunday night. Miss Polly Harris was the guest of Miss' Qhloe Harris Sunday. Mrs. G. N. Hurt and son were the guests of Mrs. W. M. Harris Monday. Mrs. Pearl Wish/am and little daughter visited Mrs G. N. Carpen ter Monday. The'Whitewater W. H. D. Club will meet with Mrs. G. N. Turt May the 10th at 2:30 p. m. It is hoped that all 1 members will be present. Licensed Watcrme.- on Thames In the days of Queen Anne, there "/ere 1J.000 licensed watermen on '.lie tidal reaches of the Thames .-.bo-.e I.nr'*"" ' P'-e GEORGIA, MAY 5, 193S. Pleasant Hill News Mrs. L. B. Shirah and baby 'ac companied Mrs. G. P. Payne to Americus Thursday. Mrs. Gertrude McCrary of Ella- ville, was the guest of Mrs. L. B. Shirah Thursday. Mr. iSammie Odom and brothel visited Mr. L. B. Shirah Friday. Mrs. Emma Lowery was the guest of Mrs. Leila Odom Friday. Mr. Luther Loviok and wife, Mrs. Sadie Cromer, Mr. and Mrs. L. Grimsley spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lawhom near Ellaville. Mr. andl Mrs. L. B. Shirah and family, Mrs. Emma Lowery, Mr. ana Mrs. C. C. Cromer spent the weekenu with Mrs. Leila Odom. Mr. andl Mrs. Wesley James an nounce the birth of a little daughter on April' 20 at the Boyett clinic in Ellaville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mathews of Montezuma were guests of Mrs. Leila Odom Sunday. Mr. Nelson Cromer, Mr. Lester Grimsley, Rev. W. T. Grimsley spent the weekend near Vienna wit friends. Mrs. Clemon Odom spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. W. T. Grimsley. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Guy Sunday included Mr. and Mrs Thomas Green, Mr. and Mrs. T. Guy Mrs. PearFGuy and children. Mrs. Emma Lowery and Mrs. L. B Shirah and baby were guests of Mrs. Mattie Myrick Friday. Mr. Otis Myrick’s mother from Phenix City spent the week end witn her son here. There will be services at Pleasant Hill church Saturday, May 7, at 7-30 p. m; also at 11 a. on. Sunday. The Rev. W. J. Childres, of near Rey nolds will conduct the services. You are cordially invited to attend' each of these services. Howard News Miss W-illa Watson is visiting rela tives at East Point. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brown and Miss Marilou Averett attended the Rose Show at Thomasville last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Payne of near Butler were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. O. L. iScott. Mr. and Mrs. Horafce Wat9on and daughters of Butler visited Mrs. B. B. Watson Sunday. Mr. and (Mrs. Floyd 1 Jinks and sons of near Garden Valley were gueats Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Jinks Several from here attended the singing at Shiloh near town Sunday Littile Betty Watson of Butler spent the week end with Mrs. B. g’ Watson. Mrs. Mack Hill has returned home from a pleasant visit to East Point. Mrs. Joe Brown was the recent guest of Mrs. C. F. Fielding at But ler. iMr. and Mrs. Rod Brown and Miss Marilou Averett spent the week end in Florida with relatives. SALE On Cocoa and Chocolate 2-lb Baker’s Cocoa 25c 1-lb Baker’s Cocoa 13c 1-2 lb Baker’s Cocoa .... 8c Large Baker’s Chocolate . . 13c Small Baker’s Chocolate . . . 8c Maxwell House Coffee . . lb 27c Show Boat Coffee 23c Post Toasties . . . . . , box 7c R. E. Aultman Reynolds, Ga. YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR j OPEN HOUSE PARTY Saturday Night, /Aay 7th.! 7:30 O’CLOCK AT GRAND THEATRE, REYNOLDS, GA. Absolutely Free SEE THE i “GREAT MYSTINI” W< KST S i IN PERSON j “The Man No Lock j Can Hold” \ Escapes from All-Steel Air- j Tight Vault right before j your eyes. j Mysterious — Marvelous, New — Novel Two Hours of Real Entertainment Children Must Be With Parents Taylor County Motor Co. Grand Theatre - Reynolds, Ga.