Local residents and visitors share weekends across Macon area
Reynolds Department notes numerous visits from Miss Mattie Hill of Macon Jack Carver of Texas and other relatives in Macon and Sylvester Also typos aside the Dorcas Class Easter Party at Mrs Whatley home and various weekend trips to Macon Roberta Pine Mountain Valley League Rally attendance by local girls and friends William Bond attended his sister's funeral in Roberta.
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Dorcas
Edgar Whatley
Charles Sawyer
Burrenia oJiner
Loraine Clyatt
Haviland McDaniel
Leetimae Folds
Virginia Jones
League
Pine Mountain Valley
Methodist Women Met At Church Monday
The WS. C. 8. of Reynolds Methodist church met Monday at the church. The program opened with worship calls and songs. Mrs. F. M. Carson presided, notes on parsonage fund for Cuba, Holland campaign volunteers, and a report from the South Georgia Woman's Conference were shared. The next meeting is set for 3 30 p m May 5. Reporter
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WS. C. 8
Reynolds Methodist Church
G. J. Hicks
Hicks
God
J. J. Whatley
Cuba
Holland
F. M. Carson
South Georgia
South Georgia Woman‘s Conference
Waycross
Reynolds W S C S Study Class Meets Tuesday
The Mission Study Class of the Reynolds W S C S will meet Tuesday April 15 at 10 am at the church. The book Shifting Population in America will be studied. Lunch will be served and each member should bring one covered dish. Full attendance urged.
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Reynolds W. S. C. S
America
Typhoid Clinic at Reynolds School Dates Listed
Reynolds will host a typhoid fever clinic in the school building on Friday April 18 Friday April 25 and May 2 from 1 to 3 p m. The price is 75 cents per person for three vaccines, funds to doctors for services. County Nurse Sara Windham urges vaccination to help prevent typhoid fever.
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Reynolds
Price
Sara Windham
R. N
Social Visit Roundup From Howard County
Mrs Beulah Pickard and Miss Annie Pickard spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Hugh Culverhouse near McCants Mill. Mrs Haie Abercombie of East Point recently visited her mother Mrs Lee Watson. Mrs Lillian Brown returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Clay Morris at Nichols Ga. Mr and Mrs Hollis Vann and others were Sunday guests of Mr Sam Edwards. The Brown and Fain families hosted extended visits from Perry Butler. Nannie Parker was Tuesday guest of Tempie Brown. Will Adams visited Mrs J D P Adams. Several citizens are at Superior Court in Butler this week.
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Beulah Pickard
Annie Pickard
Hugh Culverhouse
McCants Mill
Haie Abercombie
East Point
Lee Watson
Lillian Brown
Clay Morris
Nichols, Ga
Hollis Vann
George Culverhouse
Sam Edwards
Rod Brown
Frank Fain Jr
Perry
Julian Edwards Jr
Butler
Nannie Parker
Tempie Brown
Will Adams
J DP Adams
Superior Court
Freckle-faced F H Nelson Wins Local Spelling Contest
On April 3 at Reynolds High School auditorium a sixth grade pupil F H Nelson defeated seventh graders Marvian Hollis and Mildred Freeman in a spelling match. Nelson spelled diaphragm correctly to win and advance to the Butler competition to select Taylor county’s representative for the Atlanta Journal Spelling Contest.
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Reynolds High School
F. H. Nelson
Marvian Hollis
Mildred Freeman
F. H
Butler
Taylor County
Atlanta Journal
Joy and Pride Highlight R H S One Act Cast
Under Mrs. John Mims a small group of R H S students presented a fine one act play on April 3 with seven actors: Virginia Hodges Gloria Whatley Anne Halley Eugenia Joiner Haviland McDaniel Albert James and Donald Whatley. The group earned praise and will perform for district judges in Leslie on April 9 at 11 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mims
R. H. 5S
R H. S
Virginia Hodges
Gloria Whatley
Anne Halley
Eugenia Joiner
Haviland McDaniel
Albert James
Donald Whatley
Reynolds High class bids farewell with new certifi cate plan
An editorial from Reynolds School News laments graduation worries and discipline under Mr. Joiner. It notes a shift to certificates for credits starting this year and questions the class's future while citing civic ideals and a pledge by Elmer Nelson Jr. to pursue truth and social responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Joiner
Turk
Jack
U. S
Ted
Reynolds
Reynolds High
Elmer Nelson Jr
P. S
Ducks
Y M C A Students Set High Record at R H S
R H S students excel in Y M C A program with an average of 92 and attendance of 98 percent. The group aims to win the cup for three consecutive years and includes a notable civic code reading for good citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R H. S
Y. M C
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Ft. Gaines
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H. C. Bond Jr
Babs
Don
Maccon
H. C. Bond
H. C Bond
Mr . C. Bond Jr
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LaGrange
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C. D Windham
Dennis Freeman
Skipperton
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Davie Cooper
Thomaston
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