Reynolds Weathered Social Notes and Revival Notices 1925
Reynolds Reynolds Ga April 18 1925 social items list visits ball game in Macon trips to Cordele Marshallville and Talbotton church revival services at Baptist church start April 19 with daily sessions and a planned 3 30 and 7 30 schedule pastor J A J Dumas invites neighbors to attend including mentions of Miss Emily Whatley Mrs F M Carson and Mr Eugene Hodges moving to Miami plus a Easter egg hunt hosted by E H Joiner with an air of community update and church activities.
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the Reynolds Baptist Church
Lord Willing
J. A. J, Dumas
Reynolds, Ga
District meet prep and honors at Cordele
The district meet will be held in Cordele, April 28 24. Art and music representation includes Frances Hodges Blanche Marshall Edith Newsome and William Liffey. The R H S baseball team lost at Butler 2 1 after noon. Honor rolls list students from first through eleventh grades with many names and achievements.
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Cordele
Frances Hodges
Blanche Marshall
Edith Newsome
William Liffey
Emma Martin
Barnesville
Edwards
Butler
Sammie Coolik
Walter Kirksey
Woodfin Hinton
Bonita Windham
Frances Ricks
Milton Lowe
T. G Rodgers
Leon Caslow
John H. Windham
Louis Freeman
Dorsey Whittington
Elizabeth Lucas
Easter Hobbs
Estelle Ricks
Susan Parks
Lucile Griffith
Frank Eubanks
Faxton Seay
Thaddaeus Ricks
Sammie Lewis
Phillips Bryan
Lois Newsome
Martha M. Hicks
Harrold Graves
Grady Mitchell
Willie F. Weaver
Mary Hicks
Marjorie Mitchell
Nora Jones
Doris Newsom
Helen Young
Louise Barrow
Winnie Mitchell
Alice Hicks
Mattie Musslewhite
Glee Club
William Lifsey
W. D. Saunders
Wilma Poole
Holcomb Newsom
Hendley Saunders
Edith Newsom
Lillian Brown
Janette Barrow
Memorial Exercises Set for Gordon Carson U D C
Gordon Carson chapter U D C to hold Memorial Exercises April 28 at 10 00 am in school auditorium with Newsom Orchestra Invocation Rev E E Rose Solo Walker Newsom Crosses presentation Address Col Frank Willingham. Dinner for Confederate veterans and officers at Big Oak Hotel. Remember date Tuesday April 28. Program Committee
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Gordon-Carson
U.D. C
Cemetery notice urges lot cleaning at Hill Crest cemetery
Cemetery Committee appeals to all Hill Crest lot owners to clean their plots and refrain from burning trash along the north of the driveway. Trees were damaged twice by carelessness. public inspection urged. Mr. R A Hinton donated 200 pounds of fertilizer to support shrubbery. notice emphasizes personal responsibility and cooperation.
All Fixed Up Tony Fails Naturalization Question
In a civil service interview Tony confidently answered most questions for a laborer position. He faltered on the naturalization query but finally replied that he was naturalized last week, revealing a humorous misunderstanding in the Kansas City Star report.
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Tony
Civil Service Commissioner
Kansas City Star
Mission Study Institute Call to Delegates and Schedule
Mrs J Alden Wyche urges all delegates to mail names for the Mission Study Institute by April 15 at 1420 Elm St Macon with no limit on delegates. The program runs April 28 with devotional Foreign Mission hour and multiple sessions on missions and women’s roles featuring speakers such as Mrs A P Montague Miss Julia Allen and Miss Laura Lee Patrick.
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J Alden Wyche
Mission Study
Rehoboth Association
Georgia
Mission Study Institute
D. C Sutton
Elm St
Macon
Ming Kwong
Julia Allen
China
J A Wyche
Margaret Horne
Christian
Ida Rhoad
F W. Withoft
G. A
R A
A. B
Bonsteel Sunbeams
BE. T. Tichnor
Fred Stokes
Blossom Thompson
J. B. Tallent
Ministry of Women
April Pist
W. J Neel
Laura Lee Patrick
Trespassers Beware at Beechwood Farm Becomes Public Notice
Edmund W Hart Superintendent posts Beechwood Farm near Reynolds Georgia to eject trespassers on site. Joel Hurt owner of Georgia Properties Company issues order to prosecute unlawful entrants to fullest extent. Public urged to respect posted warnings and avoid entering farm. Good ear corn offered at 1.25 per bushel by G L Dwight.
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Joel Hurt
Georgia Proprieties Company
Beechwood
Reynolds
Taylor and
Mac Counties
Edmund W. Hart
Beechwood Farm
Kitchen Cabinet of President Jackson Leads Informal Advisers
The kitchen cabinet refers to a group of unofficial advisers to President Andrew Jackson. They were private citizens, not official appointees, and included Amos Kendall, William B. Lewis, Isaac Hill, Duff Green, and Francis P. Blair. They often entered the White House through the back door to avoid attention, a habit that gave rise to the nickname.
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Jackson
Amos Kendall
William B. Lewis
Isaac Hill
Duff Green
Francis P. Blair
Kaouas City
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Vieynotps “Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Emily Whatley
Carrie Lizzie Lucas
Talbotton
F M Carson
Lewis Lucas
Ro Serta
Florsheim Shoes
Thompson Shoes
Griffith's Cash Store
F. M Carson
James
Adrian
Clyde Wilson
Howard Neisler
B. W. Hinton
Paul Hodges
Mrs. Cook Taylor
Marshallville
Ray Lucas
G. C. Smth
E. A. Hollis
Clay Whatley
David Montfort
Eugene Hodges
Miami, Fla
Martha
Franklin Carter
Fort Valley
Mrs
Homer Bee- Rind
E. H. Joiner
Jimmie Joiner
The
Baptist Church
Grady Daniel
Jacksonville, Fla
W. A Saunders
Earl Crawford
Robert Peiser
Madison
Wis
J.P. Hodges
Peiser
Willie Kate Fravis
Atlanta
R. H
Missionary Union
G. L. Dwight
H. J. Clark
Goddard
Mahomet
Safety and Service
R. A. Hinton
J. F. Monfort
Cash Grocery Co
Wright
Delicia
S. S
M. E. Wright & CO
Cmes
First National Bank
F A. Ricks
N. Bryan
Josephine Turck Baker
Avane
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