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THE BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER. GEORGIA, APRIL 5, 1962. PAGE TWO REYNOLDS NEWS Mrs. Nell Lucas was in Fort Val ley Friday. Mr. Joe Pyron spent the week end at home. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Hicks were in Macon Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel spent Monday in Macon. Mrs. Willie Suggs and Mr. Sam Jarrell were in Butler Friday. Mrs. Thad Crawley and son Charles spent Thursday in Macon. Mrs. Charlie Neisler and Mrs. Tankersley spent Thursday in Ma con. Mr. George Porter of Brunswick visited his family here for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. James Gentry and sons visited Mr. Arthur Gentry last week end. Mr. Gene Brunson of University spent the Spring holidays here with home folks. Miss Elaine Dunn and a friend from Macon visited Mrs. C. B. Hicks Sunday. Mrs. Irene Whatley and Mrs. Paulk visited Mrs. Robbie Roberson at Macon Friday. Mrs. Cosey of Thomaston was the Sunday visitor of Mrs. Van Living ston and her mother. Mrs. Lottie Marshall and Miss Nita Marshall of Atlanta were vis itors here Wednesday. Mr. Thomas Byrd is attending the Commissioners Convention at Jekyll Island this week. Mr. and Mrs. Billy Whatley and family of Atlanta spent the week end with relatives here. Mrs. George Porter and Mr. Lewis Ruffin visited Mrs. Ruffin at the Macon hospital Tuesday. x Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Harris of Covington spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Parks Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dale and Chil dren spent Sunday with Misses Winnie and Laurice Aultman. Mrs. T. Whatley and Miss Marion Newsome visited Mrs. Bonnie Ruf fin at Macon hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Thomson of Atlanta, were guests of Mr. F. A. Ricks, and Mrs. Carson Wednes day. Mrs. J. G. Dugger of Macom spent last week here visiting her daugh ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDaniel. Mrs. Thomas Byrd and Mrs. Woodfin Hinton attended a “Gloria Byrd Tea” in Gainesville last Tues day and spent the night with Dr. and Mrs. Stewart Blackshear. Facts to Remember When Selecting Fabrics Reynolds High Honor Roll Since Spring is here, sewing is starting and here are some things to remember in deciding on fabrics and trims. Check information on back of pattern. Some designs call for soft easily draped fabric and some for more body that holds creases. If a dress is made of a soft sheer when the pattern needs a firmer material, the collar may be too heavy or skirt sag. Choose a becoming color that fits into your wardrobe. Bulky textures have a tendency to make one appear larger as well as shiny ones. Trims and buttons give garment individual touch while thread is best matched a shade darker than material. Elizabeth Cooper, H-D Agent Honor Roll for Reynolds High School for the fourth six weeks: Fourth Grade: Charles Crawley Diane Butler Gina Goger George Goddard Beth Jones David McCrary Julie Posey Scott Posey Clark Walton Nancy Whatley Charlie Whiddon Fifth Grade: Edward Arnold Ginger Goodroe Karen Horton Lucy Jon Mangham Marilyn Windham Sixth Grade: Jennie James Jimmy Whatley Seventh Grade: Sammy Dent Jackie Fountain Dixie Harrell Linda Hill Jo Wainwright Eighth Grade: Edward Swearingen Tim Waller Faye Crook Gene Hodges Jimmy Ricks Lynda Whatley Betty Cummings Burglars Get $10,000 Brooks County T ax Receipts from Safe aty AYERS OIL CO. • YOU CAN WIN one of 5000 FREE SETS o Quitman, Ga. — Two yeggs in muddy boots climbed through a i window and pried open and plun- jdered the Brooks county tax com missioner’s safe of $10,000 in tax and auto tag receipts. In their week end foray, they missed Friday’s tag receipts of $3,- 000 stored in a cardboard box in the back of the safe. However, they got all of Friday and Saturday tax collections and the heavy Sat urday deadline tag receipts. Commissioner Jack Pollock said $10,000 was a conservative figure for the loss. He had a final check might raise the total. Farmers may deduct all ordi nary and necessary expenses to operate income producing farms for Federal income tax purposes ac cording to tax officials. JCT-AIR TIRES In the mail now.. .your special copy of General’s "Make-a-Match" coupon. It’s in your subscription copy of LIFE. Just clip it out and bring in to make a match with the list of lucky numbers posted in our store. Make a match and you win one of 5,000 sets of famous new General Jet-Air tires. Act fasti FIRST FRIMIUM-OUAIITY TIRt IN THl lOW-TBICt «(10 &**/! DON’T MISS OUT ON THE BIGGEST PRIZE EVENT IN YEARS I AYERS OIL CO. */^7hi" Reynolds, Ga. (GENERAL) TIRE Reynolds Cage Fete Set for April 13th; Staples to Speak Conch Eric Staples of the State Class B state chaimpions, Perry, will he the main speaker at the an- jnual Reynolds High School basket ball banquet. April 13th at the high school cafeteria, Reynolds’ coach Troy Anthony announced recently. The banquet is sponsored by the Reynolds Kiwanis Club. Trophies and letters will be awarded to the 1961-62 Tigers and Tigerettes at the banquet by coach Tigercttes at the banquet by coach Athon and girls’ coach A1 Stevens. The affair gets underway at 7:30. Members of the boys team are Dan Avera, A1 Denton, Bobby Bell, Bobby Green. Ronnie Visage. Ike Brunson. Emory Parr. Bobby Marton Jimmy Holloway, Jimmy Payne and Louie Lashley. The girls’ team includes Captain Juan Hartley Havilyn Wontgomery Ann Wilson, Rita Wilson. Sandy Hinton, Bonnie Slaton, Diane Hill, Fine flounliiin Brand Watermelon Seed Dear Friends: We are dealers for the well known PINE MOUNTAIN BRAND Watermelon, Canta loupe and other seed. The brand farmers have grown all around you for years. We want to help you make a success of all your crops, so come in or telephone us if you are interested in the BEST quality seed at a favor able price. G. H. GODDARD & SON REYNOLDS. GA. Bonnie Harrell, Brenda Perkins, Sara Ann Fountain, Martha Parker and Tanzie Childree. The cheerleaders, who will also he honored at the banquet are And Avera, Rebecca Culpepper, Terry Bishop, Jerri Windham, Amelia Hal ley, Gayle Mathis, Mary Ann Kleck- ley! Gayle Aultman. 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