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AROUND THE COUNTY BUTLER M/Sgt. Morris M. Sanders will arrive this week end after two years duty in Hawaii to spend the holidays with his fam ily. M/Sgt. and Mrs. Sanders will make their home in Fort Benning after the first of the year. Mr. and Mrs. Swain Wall and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hobbs visited in Emmanuel County recently where they were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Williams. Miss Gloria Gilson will arrive home Friday for the holidays. Miss Gilson will appear with the Wesleyannes on WMAZ-TV at 8 p. m., Dec. 20 in a special program. Miss Kay Dunn arrived Tues day from The Woman’s College of Georgia to spend the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Dunn Sr. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Downs, Montezuma, and Mrs. S. D. Wilson of Morris Station visit ed Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Willis for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell Lov- vorn and Jimmy of Macon, Mrs. J. J. Lovvorn, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lovvorn and Vicki were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lovvorn. Vicki and Cecil Davis of War ner Robins visited their grand mother, Mrs. Amy Gill ofChar- ing for the week end. Mrs. Amy Gill made an ex tended visit to Richland and Columbus to visit her sister, Mrs. B. G. Magee, and brother, W, S. Gill. She returned last week. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Purvis visited Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Smith at Lake Blackshear for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Kay Cosey and children of Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Hylard Cosey and children of Macon visited Mrs. W.R. Cosey during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. James Leonard, Miss Vera Ann Blackston of Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blackston and Renee of Thomaston visited Mr. and CASH in an EMERGENCY That Describes LIFE INSURANCE In Action! See Your Friend in Need— The GULF LIFE MAN! Bobby Rodgers 862-4043 BUTLER, GEORGIA GULF LIFE INSURANCE CO. Mrs. George Hammack on Sun day. Mr, and Mrs. Cadet Harden and children visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Harden in Yates- ville Sunday. Mr. Warren Har den, father of the local man, has been transferred to the Ma con Hospital for treatment this week. Mrs. Don Barnes had lunch with Mrs. Joe Hollis in Warner Robins on Friday and joined her for a shopping trip to Ma con. Mrs. B. J. Byrd, Mrs. M. T. Gaultney Sr., Miss Clyde Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Flynn visited Mrs. J. B. Good win in Macon on Sunday. Mr. Robert M. Mathews of Charlotte, N. C., visited re latives in Butler last week. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hill and daughter were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore. Maj. and Mrs. James Braddy and children, Pamela and John, of Decatur spent the week end with their respective families. Mrs. Virgil Byrd, Jo Ann and Robert, of Thomaston, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. En nis Childree. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Byrd of Thomaston, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dave Fincher Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Under wood and family were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Windham in Thomaston. REYNOLDS Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Swear ingen and Mr. Robert Swear ingen Jr. spent last week in Jackson, Mississippi. Mrs. Swearingen assisted in re ceiving the guests at a tea Thursday afternoon at the Gov ernor’s Mansion, home of Gov. and Mrs. Ross Barnett. Mr. Robert Swearingen Jr. spent Sunday night and Mon day in Tifton. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bond spent several days last week in Augusta. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mullins of Macon, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Dahl, Cynthia and PatriciaDahl of Warner Robins, were guests of Misses Winnie and Laurice Aultman Sunday. Mrs. Mildred Gillespe of At lanta was guest of Mrs. Will Ricks recently. Friends of Mr. Jesse Byrd regret to hear of his illness and wish for him a speedy re covery. Mrs. Will Ricks has re turned home after visiting Mrs. Walter Clay in Macon. Mrs. Ricks and Mrs. Clay spent last week end in Atlanta as the guests of Mrs. Mildred Gillespe. Friends of Mr. G. H. Goddard are glad to learn that he has returned home from the Ma con Hospital. Mrs. Willa Harp, Mrs. Lucile DIRECT LINE TO MORE BUSINESS People today do more and more business by telephone. Is your business telephone system equipped for this heavier demand? A low cost, extra line can make a world of difference in your firm’s business efficiency. A telephone check can mean a direct line to more business. Let us make it for you today. PUBLIC SERVICE TELEPHONE CO. Reynolds, Georgia McKenny and Cooper spent Columbus. Mesdames Walter Flanders, F. M. Carson, Charlie B. Hicks, and Miss Marie Barrow spent Friday in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. James Ricks and sons spent Saturday in At lanta. Mr. Mac Goddard of the University of Minnesota has arrived home to spend Christ mas holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goddard. Mr. H. F. Gates is a pa tient at the Macon Hospital where he underwent surgery. Mrs. Dick Windham, Mrs. Jimmie Windham, Mrs. Guy Windham and Mrs. Tom Mar tin shopped in Macon Tuesday. Mrs. Sink Marshall and Mrs. Robert Bell Jr. spent Thursday in Macon. Mr. Charles Ricks spent Sa turday in Macon. Mrs. Verna Patterson of New Philadelphia, Ohio, is spending some time with Mrs. Neva Bell. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Waters, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cook shopped in Macon Thursday. Misses Winnie and Laurice Aultman, Mrs. Neva Bell and Mrs. Patterson shopped in Ma con, Thursday. Mrs. Thomas Griffith of Cape Canaveral, Florida, spent Sa turday night with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Griffith. Amanda and Amy returned home with her after spending three weeks with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Grif fith. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Windham, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Windham spent Sunday in Talbotton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Stringfellow whose son has just returned from two years in Turkey with the U. S. Army. Mr. H. W. Breazeale spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Mrs. Dan Hicks, Mrs. Emily Harp and Mrs. Ed Swearingen spent Thursday in Macon. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Frank Brunson went to Wilmore, Kentucky, on Friday and brought Miss Annis Brunson home for the holidays. Mrs. Ricks Carson and Mrs. Berneice Hill spent the weekend in Jonesboro as the guests of Mrs. Neil Oliver. Mrs. Car- son attended a Science Meet ing at the Biltmore Hotel in Atlanta, Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Vance Mathis and daughter of Parrot were guests of Mrs. Irene Whatley Friday night. Mr. Clinton Sams of GMC, Barnesville, spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Sams. Mr. C. H. Denning ofCordele was a visitor in town on Sa turday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell Jr. visited Mrs. Bell’s father, Mr. Ayers, who is a patient in the hospital in Montezuma, Friday. Mrs. Howard Neisler, Mrs. Gan Nelson, Mrs. Eloise Erick son and Mrs. Irene Whatley spent Friday in Macon. Mrs. J. T. Barrow, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Windham shopped in Macon Thursday. Mesdames Ed Goddard, Ed wards Whatley, Julian Whatley, Robert Bell Jr., Hoot Russell and Willard Brunson spent Wednesday in Atlanta. Mrs. Maude Smith, Mr. C.D. Windham of Macon and Mrs. Hazel McDaniel of Fort Valley were guests of Mrs. Hennie Saunders last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Terrell Waters and sons of Warner Robins were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Gaultney Thursday. Mrs. Willis Saunders has re turned home after a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Doug Saunders in Huntsville, Alabama. Mrs. Gussie Royeton and Mrs. Willis Saunders spent Fri day in Thomaston. Mr. andMrs.TaylorChildree of Tifton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Childree for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. T. Welsh of Macon spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Childree. Dr. Frank Sams and Mr. Paul McDaniel spent several days in Florida fishing. Mrs. Lavender and Mrs. Carolyn Harris of Macon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Cooper. Miss Mildred Perryman re turned to her home in Florida after visiting her sister, Mrs. Theo Shealy. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberson of Atlanta spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bond. Entertainer - Harold Helms, a member of the Reynolds High faculty, provided the musical entertainment at the Kiwanis Ladies’ Night last week. Water For Civil Defense "Clean water, bottled and stored for short periods of time and changed often, is consider ed a more practical and econo mical procedure for home use than is home canning. We have done no work on home canning of water and until laboratory data are available we feel we cannot give recommendations or procedures that would be satisfactory under all household conditions. More strict can ning precautions would be need ed for waterfront rural sources or home wells where it is like ly to be higher in mineral and organic matter content than BANK NOTES by Malcolm PRIOR TO THE GOLD RESERVE ACT OF I934.AU UNITED STATES AAONEX WAS CONVERTIBLE INTO GOLD. might be needed for clean city water. In most geographic locations even short time storage of well water tmcan- ned may require boiling the water to destroy viable organic matter. "The Armed Forces has rigid specifications for canned drink ing water which must be met by commercial canners. Lim itation are set for organic mat ter, pH, and mineral salt con tent; specifications are given for type of can, for added in hibitor to prevent -corrosion, for threatment to remove hard ness, and for amount of vacuum required in sealing to exculde oxygen. Most of these speci fications are not possible with ordinary home canning outfits. We know of no investigations as to what is allowable in these specifications are not possible with ordinary home canning out- specifications when applied to the various types of water found in urban supplies, and when long storage is planned. "The National Canners As sociation has some information on commercial canned water and some suggestions for home canning. Inquires for that in formation should be made di rectly to them, at 1133—20th Street, N. W., Washington 6, C. C. Home and Garden Bulletin No. 77 "Family Food Stockpile for Survival" issued in cooperation with the Office of Civil and Defense Mobili zation, has information on page 12 on the storing of water un canned, including suggestions for purification.” Water is more vital than food. ’ The Taylor County (Ga.) VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Dear Editor: "Butler, Georgia" was such a pleasant experience and I want to thank you very much for it. Thank you for allowing me to be an impartial MC too, for all the way home, Rozell vowed the "Butler Mafia" was tailing the carl Seriously though, we all en joyed ourselves, and you were so thoughtful in making us feel ri : In at home. 1 hope you’ll Humans can live no more than fours days without it. The minimum for a Fallout Shelter is one quart of fluid per person per day; if space is available near the shelter, a gallon of water per day per person would provide for your comfort, in cluding washing. Store water in five gallon or larger containers to con serve space. Glass, plastic or stainless steel containers are best, and they should be kept thightly closed, tightly closed. Newt, Friday, be camber 14, 1H2 ask us back again very soon. I’m quite attached to my shiny new pin all ready too. All in all, I’d say our trip was a big success. Thank you for making it .that way. Sincerely, Patsy Avery "Miss Patsy" choose now forChristmas GIFTS from the Sanders Shop Fort Valley Georgia A Card Will Be Sent Christmas To Announce Your Gift DANCE AT THE National Guard Armory Every Saturday Night Special Christmas Eve DANCE 9 12 New Year's Eve DANCE 9 ? MORTGAGE LOANS To Build, Buy, Refinance and other Purposes . . . On Homes, Farms And Commercial Properties SECURITY FEDFRAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Perry GA 9 1522 NOTICE To Taylor County Tax Payers All Un-Collected Tax Receipts as of Dec. 20th Will Be Placed in The Hands of the Sheriff For Collection To Avoid Collection Cost & Interest PLEASE PAY TAXES PRIOR TO DEC.20th Taylor Co. Board of Comm. (1196b)