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PAGE TWO THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER. < : GEORGIA, NOVEMBER 25, 1943. REYNOLDS DEPARTMENT TAYLOR MILL NEWS Upton’s Mill News conducted by Mr. atul Mrs. Otis Youngblood The Lebanon Baptist Womans and family were Sunday guests of Missionary Society will observe CIVIC IMPROVEMENT CLUB OF REYNOLDS m $• 'W j Mr. and Mrs. Gervis Merrell and "A Day of Prayer at Lebanon Hj family. eh.ireh F , Roy Wade spent Sunday with |<7 ! Bobby Smitii. Taylor Mill New* Howard New* Mrs. Fo> Perkins and Anneth Mr Billv Whatlev spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suggs, Mrs , days in Thomaston with Mrs. at home * iShoaly and Mary Shealy of Thom Perkins' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J aston visited Mr. and Mrs. E. T. ^ Searcy. 'Mr. Henry Waters is in Atlanta, shealv Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. Carvis Childree ,on business. j Mf and MrS Chas . s . Sawyer! and family spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Heath spent j ant j children spent the past week ; and Mrs - " R ‘ Blalr and fami, *‘ Sunday in Atlanta. end with relatives at Cuthnort i Mr Floyd Merrell of Alabama and County Line. I spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Carvis Childree. Mrs. R. M. Jinks of Mauk will „ „ T . ... „ , be the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Mrs. T. V. Joiner is thy guest of L B(;U and Mr . Bell during the Prof. E. H. Jomer and family. Thanksgiving holidays. Mrs, John Mims and children] Mrs Ruth Drevvery 0 f Griffin, is Frank Perkins, wore recent visitors m by ves ei. j spending some time with her sis- Mrs. Shellie Swafford Is iri Mir.: R. L. Bell and Miss Laurice ter, Mrs. Alice James at the home Greenville, S. C., visiting her hus- Aultrrian spent Friday in Macon, of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Carson. j band who is in the Army . .. u u. Mr. J. B. Brown of Meigs, is vis- Mrs. Ed Swearingen was a visit-! Mrs. F. H. Sams, Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beeland were in Macon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Perkins and Patsy and Mr. and Mrs Joseph Perkins and Ora Lee were recent guests of Mr. ajid Mrs. church Friday, Nov. 26. The pub lic is cordially invited. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Upton visit ed relatives in Moultrie, Douglas ;nd Nahunta and points in Flori da last. week. Miss Thelma Barfield of Thom aston, spent the week end with Mrs. Lucy B. Harris. Misses Joyce Lumpkin and Juanita Lee of Thomaston were guests of Miss Arah Locke last week. Lt. Thomas Upton, Mrs. Upton and son, Richard, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Montfort, Miss Lois Mont- fort of Buena Vista, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Upton Sunday. Mrs. Lula Barfield of Thomaston visited Mrs. Lucy B, Harris and family last week. Imogene Stringfield spent the week end with Elaine Harris at Thomaston. ‘SS t<f' Montezuma 1 ?" mi? Sundav Ricks/ Mrs. Frank' ’ Mussiewhtte,, children, Mr and Mrs. | M r. T. W. Upton made a busines to Montezuma menu., bunua,. . ^ ^ £ Marshal , and Frank James Brown and family. trip to Columbus Tuesday. Rev. Hartman, of Mercer was the ! <5 arns j r . t W ere in Macon Tuesday. ’ Mr. Bob Hortman of Rupert is Messrs Carlton Harris, Howard Sunday guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. j . visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Amor- Barrow, Philmon Green, Randall E Whatley Mr. arid Mrs. C. S. Taylor of Ft. son . llld family. i Harris spent Sunday in ' Valley and Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Mrs c j p r i dc Q f Greenville, S. ton wdth relatives. Mrs. R. R. Brewer, Mrs. J. H. I Farrar and baby of Gray were c > is visiting her children, Supt. Brewer and Jimmie Rae visited in Sunday guests of Mrs. D. T. Mont- and -jyj rs> Elbert Pride. Macon Friday. fort and family. Miss Julia Parker of Tennille Dan Payne is speedily recovering spent several days last week with spent last week end with heijfrom an appendix operation and mot her, Mrs. Odell Smith, homo folks here. ! is expected homo from the hos- I pital Wednesday to the delight of . , , x _ . . Sgt. and Mrs. James Craw'ford, his many friends. P ital ,ast Friday of Camp Claiborne, La., are guests. of relatives here. Mrs. E. H. Joiner, Thomas Frank Peacock. , „ land Jimmy Joiner, Mrs. T. V. Mr. Johnnie Windham and Mrs. Mrs. Will Camp Seal>, of T)ur- joiner and Mrs. B. E. Flowers Eee Posey and Odell Smith spent 'will be Thanksgiving guests of Friday night and Saturday in At- relatives at Chattahoochee, Fla. i lanta. They were called to the hospital there on account of ill- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Wilson of noss „f Mrs. William Bartlett. Cordele, Mr. and Mrs. Merideth Supt. Elbert Pride made a busi- Clarke and children of Atlanta are ness trip to Macon Saturday, expected to spend the holidays \Ve are glad to have Mr. and Thomas- Pvt. Albert Harris and Mrs. Har ris, of Florida, Naval Training Mr. J. C. Smith of Ft. Benning, Camp, are visiting home folks. Mrs. D. M. Harris entertained at i Miscellaneous Shower Saturday afternoon in honor of her niece Mrs. James Barrow, a recent bride. Many nice gifts were pre- (Too Late For Last Issue) Mr. and Mrs. Frank Peacock and Mrs. Wallace Beardin visited Mrs. Minnie Peacock at Montezuma hospital Sunday. Miss Bell Gardner and Mrs. J. W. Windham visited Mr. U. S. Underwood who is in Oglethorpe private infirmary in Macon, Fri day. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Robins and family spent the week end with their, parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Poole. Supt. Elbert Pride made a busi ness trip to Macon Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Avrett and family and Mrs. Alvah Layfield and baby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Rogers. Mr. and Mis. Enoch Johnson and family spent Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Rogers at Rupert. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Parker and Mrs. Odell Smith spent seve.al days recently in Atlanta with Mrs William Bartlett who is in a hos pital there on account of serious burns received several days ago. Mr. J. W. Windham visited Mr. U. S. Underwood at the Oglethorpe Infirmary Sunday. Miss Betty Sprangler of Thomas- ton spent Sunday with Miss Ruby Roberson. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mathews Miss Lola Edwards spent Wed nesday night with Miss Ixiuise Vann near Butler. Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert w-as the re cent guest of Mrs. J. A. Buckner. Mr. Parker, agent at the depot, spent the week end at East Point Mrs. Carson Parks and little son visited Mrs. Ellis Pike recently. Mr. dud Mrs. Carl Brown and Stephens of near Roberta spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. L. B Brown and Mrs. Mollie Adams. Miss Louise Parks is spending Thanksgiving holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Parks near Howard. Mrs. Lee Watson visited Mrs. Willie Vanlandingham Friday, i Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. John Brown were Mr. and Mrs. Shellman Martin, Mr. Horace Mar tin and Mrs. Mafic Knight and little daughter, all of Macon, i Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckner at tended preaching services at Ho reb church Sunday. : . spent Sunday with Mrs. Jessie Oliver. Mr. Ralph Underwood spent the week end in Thomaston visiting friends. Mrs. U. S. Underwood and Ralph spent Wednesday with Mr. Under wood at the Oglethorpe infirmary in Macon. ham, N. C., is the guest of Mr. ancl Mrs. H. K. Scaly. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Byrd of But ler were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Brewer. Messrs A. J. Fountain and Hood- Mrs. Minnie Peacock was dis missed from the Montezuma hes- „ and is reeupe rating at the home of her son, Mr. sented followed by a pleasant so cial hour. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Bodiford, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bodiford and chil dren were visitors of Mr. and Mrs Ben Banvick near Ellavilie Sun day. WESLEY man Parks made : to Maeon Monday. business 1 rip 1 v y ith Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Neisler. . „ „ „ T , , , , (Too Late For Last Issue) Mrs. C. B. Wade and tamliy move j Migs Df)fa Heath G f Atlanta The many friends and relatives 1 ° r u / n spent several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. R. L Swearingen! of Mr. L. T. Barrow regret to learn' £ J®* 'u-b/'to Macon Mr , aad M i®- J * ?. eath and Mr ' and Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Halley oJ his illness and hope for him a S a d ' ! and Mrs ’ r - A ' *? bbi jV s - , speedy recovery so that he may ' D t rrw Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hammock soon return home from the Macon lss . 5 1 visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parker Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Halley and hospital. day night in A aeon. "and family at. Talbotton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Swearingen Mrs. U. S. Underwood, Ralph. ; Miss Anna Heath of Thomaston spent Sunday in Buena Vista. iifton E. Marshall, of of- Betty Anne and Sarah were Sun- ‘ spent ' the wee k nd with her par- aining school, Ft. Benning day guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. lents> M r. and Mrs. C. C. Heath. shopped in Atlanta Friday. enrin rnrnrn rmm« rmm rnn i\/i n nnn day night in Macon Mrs. U. S. Underwood, Mr. Clifton ficers training Mr. Bobby Aultman, student of and a friend, Mr. Ralph Gustin, of Windham. G. M. C., will spend Thanksgiving ; South Bend, Indiana, and Ft. Ben- — 1 — - holidays with his parentis here. 1 ning spent the week end with Mr. CROWELL ,, , . , and Mrs. Earl Marshall. i Mr. and Mrs. Tom Horton and, j baby bt Mliledgeville spent Sun- ] Rev. and Mrs. Leon Edwards Miss Wilma Montgomery day with Mrs. Charlie P. Horton. 1 have arrived and are occupying Macon spent Monday with of her Mrs. Wm. Maxwell and daugh ter of Talbotton, are spending this week with Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Suggs. Mr. Robert Halstead has re turned home from Savannah nave arrived anu are occupying iviacon suem iviunuay i . . , . the local Methodist parsonage, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mont- ; "here e las xxn 1 Mrs /. L ; T ' Ba . r . r0 1 W a . nd i they having been transferred here gomery. ! , A ri Mr. Theodore Barrow visited rela r rom the Rocky Ford Charge in Mrs. J. W. O’Neal, Mrs. Walter! ua( „ H e a th snent' Sunday lives in Thomaston for the week- th nilh]in niotrint h tbo rpwni ,™ n „i t, t puiimnn ..ml M,ss Dora Heath £>Pfnt Sunday ,thc Dublin District at the recent O’Neal, Mrs. R. L. Philmon and Mr> and Mrs . willie Neisler session of the South Georgia Miss Tommie O'Neal spent one j Burtis Bickley of Thomas- Methodist Conference. The citizens jay last week m Griflin with Mf t Monday night with rela- ol Reynolds-Crowell charge extend and Mrs. Raymond Cook. Itives here. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neisler and daughter, Miss Frances Neis ler, w'ore shopping in Macon Fri day. Mr. and Mrs, Lamar Russell andj children, Lainar Jr., and Lynn; Chapter U.D.C. Met spent Thursday in Americus with I T . , T , Iriends. j At l_.OCal ClUD House Market Your them a very cordial welcome. Gordon-Carson The Anthony - Barrow Circle met, Gordon-Carson Chapter of at the home of Mrs E. Whatley | th lf D c held its ^ meet . tor its regular monthly meeting (ing at the Club Housc Nov . 18th Monday p.m. | with Miss Melissa Qgburn enter- Miss Sara Harp from the Uni- ] taining. There were twenty cein- versity of Georgia is expected to ! hers and six visitors present. The spend Thanksgiving holidays with j visitors were: Mrs. K. W. Hodges, relatives here. j Mrs. T. L. Ruffin, Mrs. Pearl I Blythe, Mrs. Drewery, Mrs. Joiner Mrs. Paul Poe, Cherrie Poe and I and Mrs. Guy Clyatt. Del mo Findley of Macon were i Mrs, F. A. Ricks conducted the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs.I business meeting. The selection, Earl Marshall. i and sending of Christmas boxes) I to the Confederate Veteran's | Mrs. W. R. Cosey accompanied, Mrs. John Hammock visited rel , Mrs. P. E. McDaniel of Reynolds a tives at Thomaston recently, i to Macon Tuesday. j Mr .and Mrs. J. M r Beeland and [ mmm_ I children were Sunday guests of Mr.' and Mrs. E. E. Heath at But- ■ ler. Mr. arid Mrs. Austin Guinn were weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kilby, i Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. i J. B. Goodwin were Mr. and Mrs. ! Jim Brewer and daughter of Rcy- i adds and Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Byrd ; of Butler. 1 Rev. and Mrs. Edwards were i dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Turn Montgomery and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Montgomery Sunday. Mr. James Young left last Wed With Us We pay the highest cash prices j for all varieties including seedlings. Neisler Warehouse Reynolds, Georgia nesday for Ft. McPherson where Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cosey and [ “’ will be inducted into the U. S. little daughter were spend-the-da> Home and to Contoduate whIoas guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. r. Awis referred to eomnnttee. Mrs. Th(> many f r j ends of Miss Janie R. Brewer and Mrs. Addie Ham- j E , d „?i v f ar i ngen ^ sported profit NpjsIer will reere t to learn that mock. Grand j of $10.80 from the I plants. sale of pansy Neisler will regret to se is confined to the Montgomery wish THEATRE REYNOLDS, GA. WED & THURS. NOV. 24 & 25 Arabian Knights In Techicolor Johnnie Hall and Marie Monte/ FRI.&SAT. NOV. 26 & 27 The Chance of A Life Time Chester Maner As Boston Blackey Also Hail To The Rangers Charles Starrett The historian, Miss Kate Hicks ‘ hos P ital for treatment. We announced that the Georgia tor her art ear > rt (o\<i>. brary Commission has sent a list! Mr - aad , Mrs '. t „ U, "° rd ^ damS of books on the study topics forj^'f Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. the U. D. C. programs. These j M ' Montgomery. books are available to U. D. C. _ . .. ” . members but must be ordered) Earnestness is enthusiasm tern- through the local librarian. Miss P ered b Y reason.—I ascal. Elda Blackmon. I _ . j.j jae.r-jl A very interesting program was 1 1 | presented by the historian. The j | musical number was a vocal duet, j ‘An Autumn Lullaby” by Mrs. B. W. Hinton and Mrs. E. W. Hodges ! i accompanied by Mrs. T. L. Ruffin. ) The speaker for the afternoon i jwas Mrs. Ed Swearingen who I spoke on Russia. She gape a very ; informative and entertaining stu dy of Russia from four different angles: Geographical, ethical, his torical and political. Mrs. C. L. Pyron conducted the round table discussion. —U. D. C. Reporter. SUN. & MON. NOV. 28 & 29 You Were Never Lovlier Fred Astair & Reta Haywood WED. & THURS. DEC. 1 & 2 Sahara Humphrey Bogart Aultman SUPER STORE Greetings To Soldiers Overseas Must Be In Sealed Envelopes ______ i According to instructions receiv- j ed at the local postoffice Christ mas greeting cards for soldiers overseas must be sent in sealed envelopes and prepaid at the first class rate. The War Department further urged that such cards be mailed at once, stating that cards mailed now will, according to the Army postal service, reach even the most remote A. P. O.’ by Dec. 25. 24 Lbs ?oid Flour $1.39 24 Lbs rosL Flour $123 24 Lbs Snappy Flour $1.14 Orange Peel Lb 45c Lemon Peel Lb 45c Citron Lb 45c Sunshine Krispy 1 Lb 19c Myles Salt 100 Lb $1.15 Lard Cans Each 39c Fresh Coconuts Ea 25c Mortons Sausage Seasoning 35c NEW ONLY REYNOLDS Next Door to Post Office BUTLER 2 Doors West of Dean Theatre