Reynolds Community News Lists Local Visitors and Events
Reynolds residents and visiting guests are noted in a long chain of social items. Names include George Carter, Charles Long, Earl Wright, Boas Powell, Jack Suggs, Frances Williamson, Bess Powell, Sam Baron, and many more as weekends, visits, and activities are listed across Americus, Butler, Moon, Macon, and surrounding areas with mentions of church meetings, music conventions, and district meet attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wright
Ma~ton
Boas Powell
Jack Suyrgs
Andersonville
Frances Williamson
Butler
Bess Powell
Jack Suggs
Moon
Sam Baron
Talbotton
Mattie Pyron
Circle No I Meets With Mrs Bell Missionary Circle
Missionary Circle No met at Mrs R L Bell home Tuesday p m April 18 The meeting opened with song Rescue the Perishing Prayer by Mrs Anthony Minutes read and approved Dues for parsonage and other work amounted to 1 90 Visits trays flowers cards and helps were taken and a good report made on each Mrs Windham reported a set of dishes bought for the parsonal The devotional by Mrs F A Ricks from the Missionary Outlook Scripture Matt 5 43 48 Solo My Task Mrs Thurman Whatley Prayer Mrs Ricks Reading Well Being of Mankind Mrs Sealy Reading Life of Mr Coolidge Mrs Joiner There were 12 members present almost 100 percent We were dismissed with Lords Prayer by Circle The hostess served a delicious sweet course Reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Circle No
R. L. Bell
Anthony
F. A. Ricks
Solo
Methodist Missionary Circle No. 2 Meets
The regular meeting of Circle No. 2 was held Tuesday April 18 at the home of Mrs. J. G. Hicks. The program included songs, prayers, a collection of dues, visits, trays, flowers, helps, and a devotional. Minutes and program roles were assigned for the next meeting. A solo and a lecture titled A Young Girls Answer to Press Wife on Beer were featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. 2
J. G. Hicks
James Long
Jesus
T. W. Poole
David Montfort
Griffith
Carson
Memorial Day Exercises by U D C Chapter Invite
The Gordon Carson Chapter U D C invites the public to Memorial Day services at the Methodist church on Wednesday April 26 at 2 00 PM The gathering welcomes Daughters of Butler Chapter Reynolds High School and Gordon Carson Daughters to attend The program includes orchestra invocations solos and an address by Rev W C Huckabee with the Dixie chapter and orchestra accompaniment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Carson
Methodist Church
Butler
Reynolds High School
W. C. Huckabee
Ss. B. Liggin
Hendley Saunders
B. H. Joiner
B. W. Hinton
Dixie
Reynolds and Butler Music Clubs Capture Prizes At Club Convention
The Macon Telegraph reports the Georgia Federation of Music Clubs three day convention in Macon featured Reynolds and Butler contestants competing for numerous cash prizes. Florence Flanders of Macon won first in college class voice. prizes ranged across piano solo, ensemble, violin, hymn paying, and sight reading with many named winners from Atlanta Savannah Rome and Reynolds. The event highlighted junior contests, guest editors, and a Savannah 1986 site for the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Music Clubs
Savannah
Walter Little
Dempsey
Florence Flanders
Macon
W. Rk. Flanders
Carmen
Flanders
Andrew College
Cuthbert
Lester Rain- Water
Atlanta
Louise Davis
Reynolds Kontestants
Evelyn Bland
Martha Marie
John Kene
Sybil Woodward
Hazel Taylor
Peabody Violin
Milledgeville
Martha Thigpen
Sara Simmons
Rome
Kathleen, Stokey
Nell Echols
Nell . Thurman
Anne Eee Egre Crane
Billy Stokey
Atanta
Frances Neal
Montezuma
John Doyle
Nell Thurman
Ann Morris
Leila Williams
Monroe
Mary Taylor
Decatur
Virgina Zipplies
Martin ‘Thigpen
Helen Voighter
Sarah Benverson
Susannah
Marion Ensterling
Virginia’ Zipples
Martha Trigpen
Margaret Byers
Christine Crawford
Emily Benton
Evelyn Hamilton
Peter Davidson
Peggy Smith
Robert Andrews
Roger Stokey
Mary Alice Chitty
Mary Chapman
Vidalia
Marjorie Hobbs
David Bowen
Frances Richardson
Neil Thurman
Kathleen Stokey
Rosalyn Prayer
Mary Osborn
Marjorie Fahay
Martha Smith
John Harwell
Margaret Stokey
Starr Quinn
Bob Shields
Frances Neisler
Reynolds
Anne Halley
Evangeline Carter
Thomaston
Miriam Dreizin
Butler
Margaret Morehead
Helen Beightol
Savarnnah
Frances Brady
Madison
Covington
Moultrie
Vidlin
Hamel de la Fuente
Helen Knox Spain
Atlanta Georgian
Maybelle Wall
Atlanta Journal
Susan Myrick
Macon Telegraph and News
J. J. Storey
Joseph Maerz
Ralph Drake
Louise Lin
Tunice Harper
A. J. Johnson, Jr
Fred Jones
Taylor Mill Woman's Club Egg Hunt Highlighted By April 12 Meeting
Local notes from Taylor Mill recount visits by Aubrey Peterman and Nat Avret families in the week, church events, and a lively egg hunt. A pageant closed services with a cast of eleven, including Ann King Leila Childree Nellie French Ruby Robertson Maurine Rogers Doris Cox Dora Bartlett. Music featured a hidden choir with L D King Rufus Smith Winnie Underwood and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Peterman
Thomaston
Nat Avret
Macon
W. F. Rogers
L D. King
W . Oliver
Sarah Turner
Columbus
Messrs
Millard Underwood
A. R. Rogers
Manchester
Maurine Rogers
Lottie Windham
Leonard Windham
Walter Windham
Ft. Valley
Charlie Moore
Evangel
Ann King
Leila Childree
Nellie French
Ruby Roberson
Doris Cox
Dora Bartlett
L. D. King
Rufus Smith
Winnie Underwood
Lannis Childree
Florine Wilson
Messrs Woodrow Cofield
J. W. Windham
Fred Underwood
Sara Turner
Taylor Mill Sunday School Egg Hunt Winners Named
The Taylor Mill Sunday School Primary and Junior Departments held an Easter egg hunt at the community park on Saturday at 8:00 p.m. Charles Moore won the Primary Department prize and Opal Williams won for the Junior Department. Several students achieved 100 percent in spelling, including Ann King Ruby Roberson Doris Cox Leila Childree Jessie Rogers James Underwood Nellie French Jew el Bartlett Rosamond Cox Mattie Parker Earline Douglas Robert Rogers Leila Williams Juanita Smith J C Smith Bessie Moore Edmond Poole Martha Rogers Bernice Windham Ruby Youngblood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill
Charles Moore
Opal Williams
Ann King
Ruby Roberson
Doris Cox
Leila Childree
Jessie Rogers
James Underwood
Nellie French
Jewel Bartlett
Rosamond Cox
Mattie Parker
Earline Douglas
Robert Rogers
Juanita Smith
J. C. Smith
Bessie Moore
Edmond Poole
Martha Rogers
Leila Williams
Bernice Windham
Ruby Youngblood
Easter Eggs Prize Winners in Mrs Wasdin's Class
School children in Mrs Wasdin's room found eggs in the community park on Monday afternoon. Lannis Childree won the girls prize and Madison Cox won the boys prize for the Easter egg hunt conducted by U S class students.
The Challenge of the Cross Presented by Girl Reserves
The Easter pageant was presented by the Senior Girl Reserves at Taylor Mill church on Sunday night. Mrs. W. F. Wasdin led the program with congregational hymn singing and a prayer by Mr. D. A. Cofield. The service included Alas and did my Savior bleed and The Old Rugged Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill
W. F. Wasdin
D. A. Cofield
Correction Issued on Georgia Junior Music Award Winner
In Monday’s issue a correction fixes an awards report from Macon last week. Reynolds Junior Music club was named winner of class A rhythm orchestra, but Butler St. Cecilia Junior Music club actually won. Counsellor Mrs Julian Edwards, director Miss Myra Burg, accompanist Miss Ruth Dunnody, and orchestra members Anne Gray through George Roberts are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Georgia Federation of Junior Music Clubs
Macon
Reynolds Junior Music Club
Butler St. Cecilia Junior Music Club
Julian Edwards
Butler Club
Myra Burg
Ruth Dunnody
Anne Gray
Marie Parks
Dorothy Bazemore
Hazel Parks
Bertha Bazemore
Marjorie Walker
Wilma Gill
Clyde A Fay Greene
Alienel Amos
Ethel Jarrell
Evelyn Hartman
Billy Turner
Isaac Dreizin
Frank Brown
Oscar Adams
Homer Downs
Aaron Dreizin
George Roberts
Financial Report of Woman's Club Since Bank Closed
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club reports its funds vanished after First National Bank Reynolds failed on Oct 17 1932. Deposits of 113.19 disappeared. club members paid for rug heater and fixtures totaling about 60 and now hold 22.54 in treasury. The report covers Oct 16 1932 to Apr 18 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Windham
Taylor Mill Woman’s Club
First National Bank of Reynolds
Taylor Mill Woman's Club
Woman's Club Holds Monthly Meeting and Plans Quilt Exhibit
The Woman's Club met in the Club room with 37 members present. Officers for 1933 34 will be elected next month, with new officers taking their posts in September. The group discussed a quilt exhibit in May and conducted routine business including dues and reports. Refreshments featured Irish potato salad and hot coffee as members enjoyed songs and a reading on thrift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Windham
Woman's Club
D. A. Cofield
Blanche Windham
L D. King
Rufus Smith
Johnie Ray
Leonard Oliver
Ray
Crowell News Highlights Local Socials and Visits
Crowell community life fills the week with church activities, egg hunts, and family visits. W. M. S. met with devotional lead by Tom Montgomery. Mrs. Earl Neisler and others presented programs. Many families, including Hortons, Windhams, By rds, Parkers, and Joneses, traveled to Macon, Reynolds, and Butler for dinners and gatherings. The region notes illness, recovery, and sympathy as Mrs. E. Kilby mourns her father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Horton
Walter Horton
Neisler
Rane Ee Rady
Oglethorpe
W. c Hurkabe
Gladys Windham
Gathryn Jenkins
Paul Byrd
Christine
Crow
Tom Montgomery
Earl Neisler
D E. Byrd
M. J. Trapp
L. T Horton
Lois
Tom Horton
W. T. Horton
Macon
Woman
Lois Horton
J. W Lancaster
Jean
G. J Parker
Jeasie
R. E Casey
Tom Dawson
J. C. Byrd
E. H Kilby
Danielsville
Eula Hammock
Reba Windham
Little Jane
Peggy Harris
Ot Macon
Roy Philman
J. C. Fuller
Lawrence Moore
Columbus
Mitchell Parker
Horace Parker
Nora Waters
Butler
Clifton Byrd
Doris Hartman
G. J. Young
Helen
Frances
Hubert Mosley
Clyde
Hilda Windham
Mabel Parr
Evelyn Goodwin
Beel
John Haywood
Robert Cosey
R. E. Cosey
P. A. Jenkins
Claudia Pierce
Eula
Hammock
Beechwood
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Reynolds Department
George Carter
Charles Long
Americus
Marthe Parks of
Howard
Bessie Jarrell
Robert Joiner
New York
E. H. Joiner
Lamar Griffin
Cedartown
Julius Lunsford
Mercer University
Bernice Hill
Blakely
W. D. Saunders
Maude Jones
Elizabeth Griffin
Ed Musslewhite
Doris Newsome
Charles Seay
Mrs T. D. Seay, Sr
Lewis Saunders
Unaila
L. R. Dean
May Harris
Martha Canon
Leonard Cooper
Edge
James Nolan
Geneva
Will Ricks
Martha Miller Hicks
Susie Newsome
Mrs. C. B. Hicks
Paul Poe
W. E. Marshall
Lucile Griffith
J. B Griffith
Edger Boyd, Jr
Adel
Mercer
Welen
W. J. Powell
William Fickling
Mason
G. W. Fickling
Robert Suggs
Mary
Tack Suggs
Willie Suggs
Gussie Taylor
J. Fy Ogburn
A. 3. Swann
Taylor
Mary Smith
Peabody High Scchool
Mrs. Albert King
Lakeland, Fla
Rice
Terrell Jernigan
Dorothy
Virginia Harp
Betty Neisler
Elizabeth
Lucas
Susan Bryan
Frances Ricks
Maggie Liffey
Vivian Barrow
Mildred
Mabel Lely
Marie Camp
James Wright Joiner
Edward
Goddard
Woodfin Hinton
Lawrence Cook
Walton Hodges, Jr
Dorsey Whittington
Woodrow Cofield
Billy Neisler
John Windham
Ed Liggin
Tom Martin
Jack Kirksey
Weaver Crawford
Albert Carter
Sean Coolik
Mesdames
W. E. Marshall, Sr
Frank Musslewhite
Clay Whatley
Emily Whatley
Clay Whatley, Jr
Masters Tommy
Earl Marshall
Tommy
Guy Windham
Elaine
Jim Brewer
C. D. Windham
G. C. Smith
Jasoie Cusseau
Thiry
T. L. Ruffin
Mesdames C. H. Neisler
J. A. Pendergrast
A. M. Halley
J. H. Neisler
E. L Saunders
R. E. Aultman
Batty Neisler
Ann Halley
Ann Saunders
Bobby Aultman
Rosalyn Prager
Thomas Poole
Maryann Brewer
Louise Ogburn
Dorothy Jernigan
Nita Windham
Mrs. Bell
Methodist Missionary Circle NO
Reynolds and Butler Music Clubs
Macon Telegraph
Butler and Reynolds
Taylor Mill News
Joe Bartlett
Winnie
Messra Fred
Pearl Taylor
Riley Windham
G. B
Annie Windham
J. F
William Douglas
Murray Blair
Douglas
Irene Windham
J. L. Patrick
Ollie Parker
Johnie Windham
Fate Mullins
Joe Cofield
B. Windham
Willie Mullins
Clay Smith
Taylor Milling
Cross
Woman’s Club
Lannis Ihildren
Alen¢ Duke
Miss Turner
Lila Yourmblood
Mattie Smith
Crowell News
C. B. Marshall, Jr
Reynolds, Ga
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