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PAGE TWO THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER, GEORGIA. SEPTEMBER 1961. Reynolds Department | Taylor County ASC Committee Reelected Conducted by Jjji j!!j 111 | Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds | ?, I i Delegates from each community !:! elected in the recent ASC election 1 ;! met on August 31 and re-elected A. Sealy, Chairman of the ASC County Committee; John S. Mont gomery, Vice-Chairman; and W. C. Shehee, member. Robert F Wilson Mr.-Mrs. John Mims, Jr., Atlanta was elected first alternate mem- have returned home after spending ber and L. M. Chapman was elect- last week with their parents. e d second alternate member. Corn- Miss Carol Barrow of Atlanta, J nit , tee ^ en ele £ ted °" August 31 spent the week end with her par- 0 °J1 September 1. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barrow. • . ASC County Committee ad ministers the Federal agricultural Mr. and Mrs. Andy Borders and programs in accordance with the Mrs. Chris Borders spent several applicable laws and regulations days last week at Jekyll Island. These programs include the allot T . _ _ . , ment and marketing quota prog Mrs. Garlan Byrd attended a tea . Lt ' , G ° V ' and Byrd ^ as . re ! rams, the Agricultural Conservat turned from the Macon hospital j on Program, the Soil Bank Pro where he was a patient last week. gram , and duties under othef pro Mrs. Lewis Ruffin, Mrs. Wini- grams as assigned by the secretary fred Harrell and children spent Agriculture and the Congress. Saturday p. m. shopping in Ma con. Mrs. Thomas Byrd was in Macon Friday. Mrs. A. J. Fountain shopped in Macon Friday. Mrs. C. E. Marshall spent Mon day in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Whatley spent Monday in Macon. in Valdosta Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Whatley spent Wednesday p. m. in Macon. Mrs. James Gray and Nita shopped in Macon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Forsling spent Monday in Sandersville. Mrs. E. A. Hollis and Mr. Edward Hollis were in Macon Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. John Mims spent Ihe week end at Camp Holawala, Ala. - Mr. and Mrs. Troy Athon and baby visited in Oglethorpe recent ly- Miscellaneous Shower Millard Hicks of Thomaston Honoring Miss Powell Mr was a pleasant visitor among friends and relatives in Reynolds Saturday. A Miscellaneous Shower was give-n at the Woman’s Club House The public congratulates the Na- Miss Delores Powell, a bride- tional Guard upon the recent oc- ®, ed , 0 Sept. 3rd, by Mrs. Thea cupation of their new Armory head ‘^ heal y- Mrs - B. F. Hill, Mrs. W.D. quarters. Saunders and Miss Lillian Bee- land. Lt. Gov. Garland and Mrs. Byrd The Club House was beautifully and sects and Mrs. Troy Whatley decorated with white wedding bells spent the week end at Camp ivy smilax and pink coral vine, Holowala, Ala. and pink flowers. T-he tables were Mr and Mrs Hubert Sasser and overlaid vvp h Pink organdy ruffled mr ana Mrs. nunert basser and covers. A silver candelabra with family visited relatives in Nahunta burning tapers, silver bowls of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hodges j r . ' and spent several days at various mints and nuts were placed on the and children shopped in Macon Pomts of interest in Florida on table where punch was served bv Friday. their recent vacation. the bride’s cousin, Mrs. Brantley After a visit with Mr. and Mrs. ® enton Sr. Miss Jane Windham Henry Hicks and Mrs. F. M. Carson ke Pt tke Prig's book. ~ Miss Beeland greeted the guests at the door. The receiving line consisted of Miss Powell, her moth- the week end with his mother Mrs ^ r ' and ^ rs ' ^rio Newsom Jr., er, Mrs. Virgil Powell and the C. L. Pyron. ’ were the guests of their parents groom’s mother, Mrs. Henry Al- | last week but have returned to mond. I Mr. Robert Bell, after a few days their home in Chicago. Beautiful music was rendered in Americus hospital has returned throughout the afternoon by Miss to his home. I Mrs. Ferdinand Carson has re- Margaret Parr , I turned from Flemington, W. Va., Pink and green iced cakes and Mrs. B. W. Hinton Jr. and Mr. I James Hinton spent Saturday in I Macon. Friday. Mrs. E. W. Hodges Jr., and Mrs. Dan Payne shopped in Ft. Valley Henry Hlcks a ’ nd Mrs ' F - M - Carson Thursday. i Miss Adrienne Elliston has return- | ed to Fresno, Calif. Mr. Joe Pyron of Tifton spent Mrs. Susie Woods spent several •days last week i*a Macon with Mrs. J. A. Fountain. Mrs. F. M. Carson spent Monday in Atlanta visiting Mr. and Mrs. Edward Elliston. Mrs. Troy Whatley, Mrs. D. E. Byrd and Mrs. Henry Payne were in Macon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Byrd spent last week end with relatives in Perry and Alamo. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Fuller and Bunny attended the circus in Ma con Thursday night. Mrs. Howard McRee attended a Visiting Teacher’s Meeting in Americus Thursday. Mrs. Henry Payne and children visited her parents in Meansville during the week end . Mrs. Neal Oliver of East Point visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Hill, recently . - ’ - 6‘^cii iceu caKes ana where she visited her sisters, Mrs. mints carried out the color scheme B. Flynn and Mrs. W. A. Hazelton. Others assisting the hostesses in Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Monk Jr„ Monk, Mrs. Leonard Monk ^ n •a„ K d ,k i la G n 0 n d e aa p r „ <i W e^? a^Eare, W “' & a.ufc “““iriSS T e , placed guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Q ut of trwn a KU f sts to er U° y ' Windham, Sunday. H °^ guests we,* Mrs - Henry Almond Sr., Mrs. Bento*n, Mrs. L. T. Barrow, Mr. and Mrs. ^ rs ’ Henry Almond Jr., Mrs. Ruby Theodore Barrow, Pam and Jan evenson an( l Mrs. Clara Mae Barrow, Mrs. Louise Reid, Miss Ann 0ye of Macon. Buford Reed of Macon, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parfish of Augus ta, Ga. visited Misses Etta Mae and Marie Barrow Sunday. CLASSIFIED ADS. COLORED HELP WANTED Cabinet maker or carpenter. Also Miss Shirley Trussell left Friday ^J a f ieS for se ^ing machine work, for New Orleans where she will be Penence preferred or can train a student at Tulane this fall. She P™ pe r 5 pe £ on ’ A PP ly Murray Cas- was accompanied by her sister, .... _ - _Phone UN 2-5532, Butler, Miss Carolyn Trussell who after g ,a ' a in ® applications Monday, spending a few days in New Or- ep ' 11- leans will return to her work in Atlanta. at 1 Mr. and Mrs. Luke daughter, Diane spent week end at Moultrie. Bass and the past Mr. Johnny McCree spent a few days recently with his cousin, Jimmy Peal in Americus Miss Jane Peal of Americus was the guest of Miss Linda McRee for several days last week. _ Mr. and Mrs. Jackie Payne spent the week end in Greenville with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Gasses. OATS FOR SALE Morgrain Oats, combine run, 96c a bushel. Buyer must furnish own bags. Contact: C. C. GILES, Sr. Butler, Ga. Rt. 1 (8312p) Phone UN. 2-4013 FOR SALE Beds, dressers and other used pieces of furniture at my residence. Contact: MRS. NORMAR KORING Rupert, Ga. Phone: UN 2-3553 FOR SALE Two-bed room house; four miles south of Butler; school bus, RFD, SERVICE and electricity. This residence at .. . TT , the price asked will not be on the Electric Motors, New and Used, market long . d neighbo nea „ Repaired and Rewound. Pick-up and churches; just off paved highway Delivery each Friday at Doyel 19 wm tr J de for g P Qd J Appliance Co Putter Ga or J. C. j n good condition. Party has good Hinton Electric & Plumbin Supply Feasocl for selling. Contact: at Reynolds or delivered to I E . E . JARRELL SEMCO, i>>ion, Ga. Butler Pa Photne: WO. 3-3400 ( 97) Phoile ’ G *' 2 . 2121 CROOKS RESTAURANT CITY LIMITS — Reynolds, Georgia FAMILY NIGHT SPECIAL EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT ONE MEAT TWO VEGETABLES ROLLS & DRINK WEEK-END SPECIAL: Hamburger & Milk Shake 69 37 WE GIVE CURB SERVICE! WANTED Wanted 50 acres or more with three bed room residence near Butler. Write or phone: E. E. JARRELL Butler, Georgia (971b) Phone UN. 2-2121 FOR SALE Rat Terrier Puppies, $10.00 each. Call: Mrs. Jimmie Stringfellow Butler, Ga. Rt. 2 Phone: TI 7-4108 UUUUIUIUIIUIIUIIIIUUIUIUUIIIIUIIUI III I nil Ilium,, n lul uiuui MORTGAGE LOANS TO PAY FOR CONSTRUCTION AND TO REFINANCE HOMES COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FARM HOMES Current Rate of Dividends on Savings 4% PERRY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION PERRY, GEORGIA PHONE GA 9-1522 MALCOLM REESE. Sec.-Treas. FOR RENT Unfunnished apartment with three large rooms, small hall, private bath; front and back entrances; wired for electric range. MRS. R. P. McGUFFIN Butler, Ga. (8313b) Phone; UN. 2-2585 Sewing Machines Repaired. All makes; all work guaranteed. Free estimate in your home. J. R. Jones Singer Sewing Machine Rep, c/o McKenzie Furniture Cc. Phone UN 2-4665 WORK WANTED I am available for well work, plumbing and house wiring EARL BONE Butler, Ga. Rt. 1 (6159p) Day Phone: UN. 2-3585 ATTENTION MAN OR WOMAN: Serve Consumers with Rawleigh products in Taylor Coucity. Must have desire to earn $100 per week and up. See H. C. Allen, Molena, or write Rawleigh’s Dept. GAH- 810-27, Memphis, Tenn. (8243p) NOTICE -TO- TAX PAYERS OF TAYLOR COUNTY The Tax Books are now open for collecting State, County and County School Taxes. Your promptness in paying same will be sin cerely appreciated. Respectfully Yours to Serve C. H. ADAMS TAX COMMISSIONER Taylor County, State of Georgia Announceing OUR NEW REPRESENTATIVE Mr. Jake Windham Taylor County Citizen Mr. Windham will be pleased to serve your needs for Propane and Butane Gas! AVAILABLE 24 HOURS DAY TI. UN. PHONE: 7-3895 2-4465 NIGHT PHONE. TI. 7-4636* Let us fill your tank now! Summer Rates NowEffective! GENERAL GAS CORPORATION Fort Valley Phone: Georgia TA. 5-5580 Serving customers through out this area for the past seven years; having been in the L. P. Gas business for over 30 years and operating in six Southern States. We maintain complete service equipment for installing and servicing L. P. Gas oper ated equipment. " 1