Reynolds Notes and Wit From Elia Wheeler Wilcox Poem
Reynolds Department presents a poetic reflection titled You never can tell when you send a word and a stream of social notices from local residents. The column lists numerous visits, travels, and gatherings in Macon and surrounding towns, highlighting residents' movements, guests, and leisure activities with names and places.
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Elia Wheeler Wilcox
Independent farmer ad offers fifty acre Reynolds area farm
A Reynolds Georgia area listing promotes a fifty acre farm two miles from Reynolds with a four room dwelling, barn, tenant house, bearing pecan and fruit trees, a well fenced garden, and a well. It stresses affordable price and quick sale to support a farmer family, inviting prompt contact with R. A. Hinton.
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Reynolds
Missionary Notes on Congo Belge Leper Colony News
W M S notes share foreign news from Congo Belge, about Senga, leper colony life at Minga, and a missionary society at the colony. Ruth O Toole reports 106 lepers in the colony and a prayerful outlook despite illness with personal reflections from Mama Ruta.
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Ruth O'Toole
Minga
Congo Belge
City Wide Bible Class Held in Seoul Korea
In May Miss Ellaine Wagner held a city wide Bible class for the women of all Methodist churches in Seoul Korea. Between two and three hundred women gathered for ten days from 9 am to 4 pm to study a regular course in Bible. The class is held twice yearly with a three year course ending in a certificate. They prize the diplomas and the teachers are church preachers and Bible women.
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Ellaine ‘Wagner
Methodist Churches
Seoul
Korea
Missionary women honor sisters with bronze badge
Brazilian Methodism women adopt Jubilee pioneer pin design with the motto Viver para Servir Live to Serve Miss Leila Epps notes it signals deep love and appreciation from the mother church women toward their sisters.
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Woman's Missionary Council
Leila Epps
Weekend Visits and Local Socials Across Taylor Mill
A flurry of weekend visits and social gatherings highlights Taylor Mill and nearby towns. Columbus and Warrior guests, trips to Covington and Macon, Revival activities at the Baptist church, and numerous family and friend dinners fill the period with travel and hospitality.
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Winnie Underwood
Sarah Grant
Covington
Roy Shrimpshire
Columbus
W. F. Rogers
Edna Underwood
U. S. Underwood
G.’L. Windham
Ewha College graduates confront unemployment in Korea
The article notes Ewha College graduates discussing unemployment in Korea, calling for task opportunities for women. It mentions the new year enrollment of 812, with 144 in three departments, and quotes a student advocating service through work. It also covers missionary society activities and church-related travel and gatherings.
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Ewha College
Korea
Railroads Plan Door to Door Freight Service
Atlanta July 24 plan for door to door freight service proposed by Louisville and Nashville and Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis railroads to be considered by the southern freight association at a public hearing in Atlanta August 1. Pickup and delivery would apply to less than carload shipments and extend to points on other standard railroads. Service would be free on first four classes for distances up to 190 miles with graduated charges beyond 190 miles up to 260 miles and charges on fifth class and up.
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Atlanta
Loiisville
Nashville
Chattanooga
St Louis
Southern Freight Association
Mercer selects Wells and Forrester for summer school commencement
G. H. Wells, president of the South Georgia Teachers College at Statesboro, and Dr. E. J. Forrester, retired Baptist minister of Sparta, have been chosen as speakers for Mercer university summer school commencement exercises set for Sunday and Monday, August 21 and 22.
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G. H. Wells
South Georgia Teachers’ College
Statesboro
E. J. Forrester
Sparta
Mercer University
Back in New York and travels across the South to Virginia
A narrator recalls a cross-country trip from Newnan Georgia to New York city in July 1982. The diary describes Georgia roads, South Carolina crops, Charlottesville and University of Virginia, Blue Ridge scenery, and police presence in Washington. Sports notes mention Babe Ruth, Benny Leonard, and Canzoneri vs Petrolle.
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New York
Georgia
Sammie
Newnan
Greensboro
North Georgia
South Carolina
Carolina
O'Henry
New Jersey
Charlotte
Virginia
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
James Madison
University of Virginia
Southland
Blue Ridge Mountains
Herald
Blue Ridge
Shenendoah
Stonewall” Jackson
Robert BE. Lee
J. E. B. Stuart
South
Washington
Babe” Ruth
Yankees
Benny ‘Leonard
Billy Townsend
Tony Canzoneri
Billy Petrolle
Canzoneri
Petrolle
Committee of Rules and Regulations
Paavo
Nurmi
Gene Tunney
Jim Corbett
James
Farley
New York Athletic Committee
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