Reynolds Local Paragraphs Reynolds Georgia News Reel
Reynolds Georgia August 8 1917 large crowd camping at Miona and many local visits among residents. Cotton sold at a fancy price while protracted meeting set at New Prospect church. Social visits include Miss Imogene Anthony Miss Kate Hicks and many others. Burns Lodge 56 hosts barbecue with Fickling Lodge Butler. Nebraska Indians vs Reynolds baseball game drew 50 to 60 dollar gate.
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Burns Lodge No. 56
Reynolds
Burns Lodge
Fickling Lodge
Butler
Nebraska Indians
Miss Blanche Miller hosts guest from Indiana and sewing party
Miss Blanche Miller of Indiana is the attractive guest of her sister Mrs. C B Marshall. Hazel Barrow entertained last Wednesday with a sewing party for her cousin Mrs Allen of Greensboro NC on the porch with pot plants. The hosts served cream and cake as Wilmer and Neva Barrow presided at the punch. A house party will be given at Miona Springs next week by local young people including Lewis Ruffin Bernard Hill C B Marshall Jr Sol Craughon I J Ricks Willie Joe Carson T D Seay Jr Paul McDaniel and many others chaperoned by Mesdames W I Powell and Mattie Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Miller
Indiana
C. B. Marshall
Hazel Barrow
Mrs. Allen
Greensboro
N.C
Wilmer
Neva Barrow
Miona Springs
Messrs
Lewis Ruffin
Bernard Hill
C. B. Marshall, Jr
Sol Craughon
I. J. Ricks
Willie Joe Carson
T. D. Seay, Jr
Paul McDaniel
Winnie Davis Aultman
Winnie Griffith
Helen Hodges
Susie Fountain
Allie Hill
Thelma Mickle
Martha Powell
Mattie Saunders
Mesdames
W. I. Powell
Mattie Hill
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting at Reynolds Methodist Church
Reynolds Methodist Church hosts the Woman's Missionary Society meeting on August 21, 1917 with Mrs. F. A. Ricks in attendance. Leader Mrs. Allaben presides as members discuss Educational Evangelism in Brazil and Home Mission Schools, report officers and committees, hear a Bible lesson on Following Christ in Seeking the Lost, and close with prayers for Brazil and Home Mission Schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Ricks
Allaben
Nita Matthews
Brazil
Thurman Whatley
Leader
Brevard Institute
A.M. Carter, Jr
Holding Institute
Sealy
San Francisco
Bankston
Sue Bennett
Paine Annex
Beall
Story
Florence Smith
Our Home Mission
Gold Ring Offer With Baby Ease Bottles
A promotion promises a gold ring with every bottle of Baby Ease and a gold shell ring coupon on each bottle. Readers are urged to send for the ring and follow coupon instructions.
Engagment of Winfred Holmes Newsome to Eugene Walton Hodges announced
Mrs B H Newsome of Reynolds announces the engagement of her daughter Winfred Holmes Newsome to Eugene Walton Hodges a popular county figure with a railroad position at Griffin The notice highlights social prominence and Hodges business standing in Griffin and the Reynolds social circle.
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B. H. Newsome
Reynolds
Winfred Holmes
Eugene Walton Hodges
Miss Newsome
Hodges
Central Railroad
Griffin
Building lot for sale in St Ga city listings
For Sale. Will sell for cash or exchange for lumber one nice building lot in the city of St Ga. See or phone W. B. INGRAM, Roberta, Ga.
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St Ga
W. B. Ingram
Roberta, Ga
Drought Ends With Rain in Panhandle and Local News
The Panhandle drought is broken by a welcome Sunday rain helping crops. Rev. M. T. Gaultney starts a meeting at Midway, and Rev. W. C. McGill plans a protracted meeting at Crowells on the third Sunday in August. Local social notes include visits among the Jenkins, Young, Dugger, and Trapp families, recent trips to Dooly and Butler, and reports of typhoid illness for Miss Julia Parr. The Mosely & Neisler Mill bathes attract locals, with several residents traveling for business and leisure, and a few open cotton bolls noted nearby.
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M. T. Gaultney
Midway
W. C. McGill
Crowells
What Catarrh Is and How to Treat It With Emulsion
It claims catarrh signals general bodily weakness and local remedies fail. The article promotes Scott's Emulsion as a medicinal food and building tonic to enrich blood, free from alcohol or harmful drugs, urging readers to try it. It cites Scott & Bowne of Bloomfield, N.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfeld, N
Monel Likely to Replace Steel in Yacht Construction
Ideal Metal for Yachts. Monel metal an alloy resembling nickel will probably replace steel and bronze for yacht construction. It is tougher than nickel steel, does not corrode, and retains its brightness. Aluminum the lightest yacht plate lasts only a short time in contact with salt water.
Have You a Baby Relieves Baby Trouble
An old advertisement promotes Baby Ease as a non opiate remedy for bowel stomach and teething troubles. It claims to ease constipation and destroy worms, offered at 25 cents per bottle.
Praise Reveals Self and Inspires Earnest Effort
The reflection notes that praise can puff up but also humanize and awaken a sincere wish to improve. It contrasts love and commendation with a humble self-awareness, suggesting true spirit is moved to better form when entrusted with trust.
Franco-Prussian War Losses Reported by Block
In Future of War, Block lists 310449 French prisoners and 21430 killed or dying of wounds, plus 14398. He does not state German losses, but notes killed and wounded were about equal between the two armies.
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Block
Poor Kind of Sympathy
An editorial note critiques superficial sympathy that starts and stops with words rather than action, arguing that lip service offers little real aid and urging genuine practical support.
Death Penalty for Draft Resisters Warned by Crowder
Brigadier General Crowder, provost marshal general, announces that registered men who resist the selective draft law may face court martial for desertion and possible execution in time of war. He vows full federal and local civil power to enforce compliance, though governors have not invoked federal troops yet.
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Crowder
North Carolina
Georgia
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
Washington
Twe
Oklahoma riots erupt as draft resisters clash with posse
A clash near Holdenville left Ed Blaylock dead and posseman Jack Paige wounded as a large group of draft objectors battled authorities. Henry Johnson was also hurt in the fight. A posse pursued the abducted man, and a Sasakwa dispatch reports about 30 more surrendering, bringing total custody to roughly 200.
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Oklahoma
Holdenville
Ed Blaylock
Jack Paige
Henry Johnson
Sasakwa
Seminole
Booze Must Go Ad Campaign Against Liquor Traffic
A new million dollar campaign announced by the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America targets liquor traffic in wet states. Named strength- er America, it aims to prove in newspaper ads that booze must go. Campaign manager Charles Steelzle said plans are accelerated after recent Senate action on national prohibition, with local leaders to be appointed in about 4,500 towns and cities.
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New York
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
America
Charles Steelzle
Senate
Actress Miss Howell Calls Traffic Cop After Incident
Bijou actress Miss Inez Howell testified in police court that while crossing Peachtree at Five Points a soldier said Help Kid. She complained to a traffic policeman leading Curtis York and Alfred Brown to spend hours at Atlanta police headquarters near Fort McPherson.
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Inez Howell
Curtis York
Alfred Brown
Fort McPherson
Atlanta
Miss Howell
Peachtree
Harriot Owing Shot Meets Unfailing Skull Deflection
Harriet Owing, a 9 year old girl from Atlanta, was struck by a stray bullet in the forehead. Doctors at Grady Hospital removed a .22 caliber bullet that did not penetrate her skull. She recovered and went home shortly after.
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Harriet Owing
Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Grady
Seven Sons Serve in War Effort From Dunbar Family
Seven sons of Rev. George B. Dunbar of New Bedford Mass join the U S forces in World War I with the cavalry artillery and naval units represented. Ages range from 22 to 35, making up a notable family contribution to the war.
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George B. Dunbar
New Bedford
Mass
Germany
Artillery
Army
Fires Charged to I. W. W. in Oregon July Loss
A state fire marshal report attributes one hundred sixty five thousand dollars in July fire losses to I. W. W. activities. Klamath Falls suffers most from the organization’s actions in Oregon.
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Oregon
Klamath Falls
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H. A.paris
Miona
Imogene Anthony
Alabama
Jim Hall
Macon
W. S. Powell
John P. Anthony
Mrs
Howard Neisler
Bob Beeland
Homer Beeland
Nora Kirksey
Andrew Kirksey
New Prospect Church
Kate Hicks
Athens
A. G. Hicks
Commerce
The
Aid Society of the Methodist Church
W. T. Ricks
S. H. Bryan
Tennessee
Pollard and
Ivey
Hampton, Fla
Wm. Bankston
Ricks Brothers
Marie Barrow
Florine Turk
Parmalee Weaver
Buena Vista
Evelyn Garwood
F. A. Bridges
Ida Anthony
P. E. McDaniel
Stella Byrd
Panhandle
Ruth Adams
W. F. Weaver
Blakely
Col
E. M. Johnson
Winnie Newsome
Walton Hodges
Woman’s Missionary Society
Reynolds Methodist Church
Ae Arc
Maxwell House Coffee
Cracker Jack
Philip Jenkins
Cherry Run
W. Va
Claud Jenkins
Annie Philman
Ola Young
R. E. Casey
Nathan Byrd
R. L. Bloodworth, Jr
Dooly County
R. D. Byrd
Allie Young
Fort Valley
Ee Addie Maude Trapp
Allie Lee Hill
Grace
Thelma Dugger
Nathan Jones
Zenita
R. R. Dugger
Margaret
J. G. Dugger
Americus
Julia Parr
Mosely & Neisler’s Mill
B. H. and
W. E. Neisler
Near Midway
C. D. Lucas
Lonnie H. Pierce
Roberta
O. R. Montgomery
Houser’s Mill
Houston County
Aaa
Ito
Jeral Reser
Dces
Becomii
Natie Reynolds
F. A. Ricks, Pres
H. K. Sealy
State of Ohio
Toledo
Cas County
F. J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A.W. Ee Notary
Rake Hall
Sai
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