Reynolds Civic Improvement Club Plus Many Visiting Friends
Local society notes list numerous visits and stays from Macon Atlanta Butler Albany and other Georgia towns. Names include Elbert Hill Edward Goddard Hula Hammack Sara Duvall Virginia Harp Anne Halley Mary Gill and many more as residents and guests travel to and from Reynolds for weekends visits and social events. The column highlights relatives weddings trips to Miami Florida Sea Island and St Simons and family gatherings across Georgia and neighboring states.
Local Families Visit Relatives in Nearby Towns
Multiple households from Macon, College Park, Columbus, Thomaston, Reynolds, Talbotton, and Panhandle spend weekends and weeknights with relatives and friends in this area. Names include Bazemores Heath Suggs Downs Beeland Spinks Wilson Cosby Slaughter Wat son and others. visits occur at Adams Health Gilson Byrd and similar homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercer Downs
Jimmy
Charles Downs
Bernice Downs
Thomaston
J. M. Downs
Bentley Adams
Bobbie
J. T. Beeland
Frank Slaughter
Perry Watson
Columbus
Fred Jarrell
W. A. Spin
Wm. Maxwell
R. M. Suggs
Clem Waters
Thildren
Reynolds
J. H. Adams
Willie Neisler
Ruth Neisler
J. H. Health
W. D. Greathouse
A. M. Greathouse
A. M. Greathouse, Jr
Carter Stepp nuptials announced by Carter family
Mr and Mrs A M Carter announce the marriage of their daughter Mary to F Wade Stepp Sunday p m August 2 at the home of the bride and groom Rev J N Shell pastor Reynolds Methodist church officiated the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Carter
Mary
F. Wade Stepp
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J. N. Shell
Reynolds Methodist Church
Mrs F A Ricks Presides At W M S Meeting
The Woman's Missionary Society met at the church on August the fourth with Mrs F A Ricks presiding. The program included songs Love Divine Rock of Ages a devotional His Hand Upon Us and a scripture reading Matthew 4 25 25 verses. An article from World Outlook by Miss Florence Smith and a leaflet about Christian Woman's Medical College Shanghai were presented by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
F. A. Ricks
R. L. Swearingen
E. T. Shealy
World Outlook
Florence Smith
Christian Woman's Medical College
Shanghai
China
W. M. Hollis
C. L. Smith
Merie Wood
Montfort
W. W. McDonald
Local notes on health and social visits in Rupert News
Frances McGinty recovers after illness with left eye still serious. Mrs. Harvey Cullahan undergoes tonsillectomy and shows broad improvement. Community singing class at the school building is well attended under Mr. Charlie Simmons. Several residents and visitors are noted in this week’s social roundup, including Miss Katrine Aultman returning to Ocala, Myrtice Allman visiting Thomaston, and Mr. and Mrs. J W Cooper hosting guests from Savannah and Sandersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances McGints
Abe
Harvey Cullahan
Charlie Simmons
Katrine Aultman
Ocala
Mia
Myrtice Allman
Thomaston
Monroe White
Columbus
Glenn Reddick
Cochran
Evelyn Barnes
Frances McGinty
Len Bone
Atlanta
Brown
J. W. Cooper
Savannah
Sandersville
Martha Saxon
Joe Hallman
Thomas Blue
Morris Harvey
Paul Falings
Arthur Carpenter
R. P. Allman
Buckner and Parks Families Host Sunday Guests
Howard residents hosted visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Parks and family, and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Morris of Tifton. Other locals welcomed guests such as Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert and Mrs. C. O. Brown.
Family Guests and Visitors Tell of Social Roundabout
Five Points and nearby towns show a steady stream of visitors with Jarrell families hosting relatives and friends from Butler Thomaston Reynolds Ft Valley Macon and Reynolds. Notable notes include Mrs J P Carthen’s illness and well wishes from many friends.
In Memory of Little Marguerite Ingram
A memorial notice recalls the July 18 1936 passing of Marguerite Ingram. Her parents a sister a brother and other relatives mourn her, with religious lines urging acceptance and hope of reunion in a better world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Ingram
Paradise
Marguerite
Heaven
Earth
Farmers urged to plant hay and grazing mixtures this fall
County Agent G C Daniel and E D Alexander of the State Agricultural Extension Service urge farmers to plant hay and grazing crop mixtures this fall to combat drought feed shortages. They recommend precise seed mixes, portection through inoculation, and timely sowing from late September to mid October, with fertilization guidance and expected yields of one to one and a half tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Daniel
E. D. Alexander
State Agricultural Extension Service
Georgia
Alexander
Drought Bulletin Issued Weekly From Kansas City
Current information for farmers, county agents, state officials, feed and livestock dealers, and others interested in feed supplies, demand, market movement, and prices is available from G. C. Daniel, county agent, via the Federal Live stock Food Agency, 755 Livestock Exchange, Kansas City, MO. Write to the agency to be added to the Special Drought News Bulletin mailing list, issued weekly while emergency conditions warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jfiv
Itcelz
G. C. Daniel
Federal Livestock Food Agency
Livestock Exchange
Kansas City
United States
Remembering Baby Edward Wainwright in Endless Love
A family laments the death of infant Charley Edward Wainwright born May 1 1985 who died August 1 1985. They recall a joyous welcome and deep sorrow, citing faith and comfort in heaven. The child rests at Turners Chapel cemetery as a blessing gone to a brighter shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Edward Wainwright
Edward Mor
Jesus Christ
Turners Chapel Cemetery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Mr. Elbert Hill
Macon
Edward Goddard
Mrs. Howard Neisler
Cordele
Mrs. James
Alton Halley
Butler
Nita Marshall
Ouida Brewer
Jim Brewer
Earl Marshall
Hula Hammack
Little Sara Duvall
Virginia Harp
Betty Neisser
Mary Gill
A. M. Halley
Anne Halley
Paul Hodges
Wisconsin
Jack Heath
Albany
S. H. Bryan
St. Simons
Winnie Griffith "Hent
Wirs
Frank Stevens
J. E. Mangham
Mattie Hill
Blythe
Hugh Neisler
California
Howard Eubanks
Mrs
Sea Island
Pansy Brewer
John Weaver
Hoodman Parks
Grady Smith
Lula Windham
Walton Hodges, Jr
Willard Brunson
Florida
Sammie Middlebrooks
Dick Windham
Edgar Whatley
North Georgia
North Carolina
James Gray
Hugh Fain
Billie and
Virginia Fickiing
Dr. and
Mors
G. W. Fickling
James Shell
J. H. Shell
Miami
Fla
Mary Louise
Betty Neisler
Billy Neisllr
Margaret Frierson
Edgar Stathens
Walter Riley
Walter, Jr
Tampa, Fla
Parl Manshall
Dan Joiner
Chas. McFarland
Springfield , Tenn
Charlie Stone
Jim Musslewhite
Leonard Monk
Hugh Windia
F. M. Carson
Ferdinand Carson
New Jersey
Ricks Carson
Wesley
Grady Wilson
Cuthbert
Walter Suggs of
Carter
Stepp
Rupert News
Howard News
William Buckner
Gordon Parks
R. C. Morris
Tifton
Evans Brown
Frank England
C. M. Renfroe
Lizzie Gilbert
J. A. Buckner
Red Brown
Mt. Valley
Rk. C. Morris
Stanley
C. M. Renfoe
Mildred Sealy
Frances Sealy
C. O. Brown
Ernest Davis
Susie Wilson
Mr. Law
Savannah Hospital
Dan Bailey
Duke
R. E. Aultman Reynolds
Jack Jarrell
T. D. Jarrell
Blanford Jarrell
W. A. Jarrell
Phillip Jarrell
Henry Jarrell
Henry Adams, Jr
Lester Bazemore
Earl Haywood
Henry Adams, Sr
Eli Gaultmey
G. B. Jarrell
Juliet Jarrell
Alice Riley
Thelma Jarrell
Wilson Starling
Mula Walker
J. P. Walker
Sam Jarrell
J. D Jarrell
Karl Haywood
Calvin Jarrell
Sue
O. R. Montgomery
J. P. Carthen
Little Edward Wainwricm
Nessler
International Harvester CO
Nessler’s Warehouse & Ginnery Reynolds
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