Reynolds and area residents travel and news notes
Reynolds and nearby communities show active travel and social ties with numerous trips to Daytona Beach and Chicago. Local families including the Smiths, Ricks, Halley, Hinton, Whatley, and Neisler visit relatives in Macon Daytona Beach and Pasadena while others attend camps, funerals, and hospital stays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Daytona Beach, Fla
Clifford Whatley
N. L. Halley
B. W. Hinton
Dorothy
Elizabeth Hinton
Local Visits and Weekend Guests Across Thomaston Area
Thomaston residents hosted and visited numerous friends and relatives over the weekend. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Smith with children, Mr. Grady Wilson from Columbus, Mr. Dick Fallon from Atlanta, and Pvt. James Halstead from Kentucky. Others stayed or visited in Griffin, Brooks, Reynolds, Butler, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Smith
Thomaston
Oscar Smith
Grady Wilson
Columbus
D. W. Wilson
Dick Fallon
Atlanta
James Smith
Julia Adams
Annie Downs
William Maxwell
Virginia
Sylvia
Talbotton
R. M. Suggs
James Halstead
Kentucky
Robert Halstead
Alicenel Amos
Herman Amos
Butler
T. ‘J. Amos
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
C. B. Whatley
Warren White
Luke Adams
Griffin and Brooks
W. J. Gilson
Louise Gilson
Hugh Gilson
Mattie Julia Whatley
Mary Jinks
James Adams
Ab Adams
Lem Whatley
Mary Amos
Joyce Royal
Mae Riley
J. A. Heath
T. A. Robbins
Reynolds B W M U Holds August Meeting At Church
The B W M U met Monday afternoon at the church with Mrs Edward Hester in charge. The program covered missions to Indians in the Americas, devotional by Mrs Troy Whatley, and prayers by several members. Mrs James Ricks presided over business and urged White Cross contributions to Mrs Ricks' home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hester
Americas
Troy Whatley
D. E. Byrd
Jesus
Clay Whatley
Southern Baptists
James Ricks
Frank Musslewhite
White Cross
Ricks
Velma Hobbs Weds Pvt. Fred Schofill in July Ceremony
Velma Hobbs daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hobbs Reynolds married Pvt. Fred E. Schofill Byron in a July 18 ceremony conducted by Rev. J. M. Yarbrough at Ft Valley Methodist Church. Schofill son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Schofill Byron currently stationed at Camp Walters Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Hobbs
Reynolds
Velma
Fred E. Schofill
Byron
J. M. Yarbrough
Ft. Valley
Taylor Mill News Social notes from nearby towns
Local residents and relatives visit and stay with kin across Columbus Covington Thomaston Manchester Macon and Jacksonville. Visits include Mrs Mattie Smith with J D Windham and Belle Gardner in Covington and Miss Ruth Rogers in Rupert. Revival services led by Rev C H Moore at Prospect church near Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Smith
Mattie Smith
G. L. Windham
Marsdell Crook
Columbus
J. D. Windham
Belle Gardner
Covington
Lilla Howard
Helen
Macon
Florine King
Daniel Posey
Carl Peacock
Ruth Rogers
Wallace Bearden
Jacksonville Fla
Sarah Parks
Herman Parks
Joyce Parks
Montezuma
Jeanette Barrow
C. H. Moore
Prospect Church
Reynolds
Nellie Underwood
Irene Windham
Thomaston
Joe Arnold
Elijah Payne
Butler Hospital
Carl Peacock Honored At English Church Service
Sunday services here honored Carl Peacock who is in a hospital somewhere in England. The church was beautifully decorated with flowers as friends sang his favorite song Jesus Hold My Hand and wished him a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis Childree
Arthur Childree
Carl Peacock
England
Mr. Peacock
Jesus
Carl
Taylor Mill Woman's Club Meets With Nine Members
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held its regular monthly meeting Saturday night with nine members and two visitors present. The devotional was given by Mrs. Eunice Crook and the club recited the Lord's Prayer. New and old business were discussed, committees appointed, and refreshments served by Mrs. J. W. Windham and Mrs. Elbert Pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill Woman's Club
Eunice Crook
J. W. Windham
Elbert Pride
For Sale 2-Wheel Auto Utility Trailer in Reynolds GA
John Mangham of Reynolds Georgia offers a two wheel auto utility trailer in perfect condition for forty dollars. The ad notes the item is ready for pickup and lists contact details in Reynolds.
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John Mangham
Reynolds
Cpl Hugh J Byrd Graduates Gunnery School at Fort Myers
Cpl Hugh J Byrd, 21, son of Mr and Mrs Hoke Byrd formerly Reynolds now Savannah, graduates from RAF Training Command’s flexible gunnery school at Buckingham Field near Fort Myers Florida. Qualified as an aerial gunner he will join Army Air Forces bomber crews after crew training stateside. He previously completed Army advanced aircraft mechanic school at Bell Niagara Falls. He enlisted 16 months ago and was a shipping clerk.
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Ft. Myers
Fla
Hugh J. Byrd
Hoke Byrd
Reynolds
Savannah
RAF Training Command
Buckingham Field
Army Air Forces
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Cpl
Byrd
Army
Army Advanced Aircraft Mechanic
Bell Factory
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Local Social Notes Highlight Thomaston Visitors
Mr. Clem Adams of Thomaston spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Grady James. Mrs Jack Wade is on the sick list. Mr and Mrs Grasden Allman were guests of their parents G A Allman. J H McCarty plans several days with Grady James. Walter Shirah Buck Williams and children visited Grady James. Ann Hill returned home after staying with June Roberts. Wanza Carpenter and son visited Grady James and supper guests included G A Allman and Ann Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clem Adams
Thomaston
Grady James
Jack Wade
Grasden Allman
G. A. Allman
J. H. McCarty
Walter Shirah
Buck Williams
Ann Hill
June Roberts
Wanza_ Carpenter and
Ed Thompson
Eugene Thompson
A. F. Freeman
Cuthbert
R. O. Rogers
Polo Hill
Cleatus Hill
Armenda Purvis
Joe Kilcrease
Florida
S. E. Waller
Minnie McGurgh
Jacksonville
Fla
Mollie Carpenter
Butler
Daniel Carpenter
Quincy Coward
E. H. Morrison
Lewis Hill
Joe Hearn
Pole Hill
Tazewell
George Standridge
Ellaville
Doris Hill
Willis Garrett
Mauk
Little Barbara
Gale Rogers
Greensboro
N. C
Local Social News Highlights Umber of Visitors
Charing and surrounding families host visitors from Florida Georgia and North Carolina with out of town guests include Ed Thompsons group Armenda Purvis returns home and Barbara Rogers visits. Ellaville Mauk and Thomaston residents join local Sunday School gathering seeking community turnout.
Hen House Mite Check And Control Measures
Inspect hen houses for mite infestations and, if detected, clean affected areas. Break up broody hens as needed and treat roosts. Apply protective coating with carbolineum or a mix of burnt motor oil and kerosene to exposed surfaces.
Miss Peggie Barbre Becomes Charming Bride of Mr Harp
Albany Georgia July 29 1949 Miss Peggy Roe Barbre daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe B Barbre of Albany married Wm Dixon Harp Jr of Oglethorpe and Ft Benning in a ceremony at the bride’s home Rev Leroy Henderson officiated Cleveland Harp served as best man Mrs G O Wright was matron of honor The bride wore light aqua crepe with purple orchid flowers reception followed and couple honeymooned in Florida After graduation she was active at the University of Georgia and Alpha Chi Omega Sorority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Peggy Roe Barbre
Joe B. Barbre
Wm. Dixon Harp Jr
Oglethorpe
Ft. Benning
Leroy Henderson
First Presbyterian Church
Cleveland Harp
Herbert H. Warren II
G. O. Wright
Florida
Albany High School
Georgia State Woman’s College
Valdosta
University of Georgia In
Athens
Alpha Chi Omega Sorority
Barbie
Revival Services Begin At Mt Olive Free-will Church
Revival services start at Mt Olive Free-will Church in Taylor Mill next Sunday with Rev. J B Lumpkin leading. The Montgomery quartet from Thomaston will perform Sunday and Sunday night, with additional quartets expected throughout the meeting. Everyone is invited.
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Mt. Olive
Free-will
Taylor Mill
Mt Olive Church
J B. Lumpkin
Montgomery
Thomaston
Outlines of Roberta Mitchell and Harp Family Ties
Roberta Mitchell of Hopkinsville Ky is the daughter of Mrs W H Mitchell and the late Mr Mitchell. The bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs W D Harp of Oglethorpe. he attended Georgia Military College Milledgeville and the University of Georgia where he was a senior and Alpha Tau Omega vice president. He now attends Officers Candidate School at Fort Benning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Mitchell
W. H. Mitchell
Hopkinsville, Ky
Mr. Mitchell
J. C. Barbro
W. D. Harp
Oplethorpe
Willa Harris
H. T. Harris
Oglethorpe
W.p Harp
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
University of Georgia
Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Officers’ Condidate School
Ft. Benning
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Florence Smith
Chicago
Messrs
F. A. and
J. E. Ricks
F. A. Ricks
Sue Newsome
Charleston, S. C
M. A. Liffey
Bill’ McElderry
Magon
E. H. Griffith
Waynesboro
Milfon
Livia Brooks
Ideal
W. E. Marshall
Paul Poe
Lamar Griffin
F Americas
Joe Royeton
Macon Hospital
D. W. Payne
Clinton Woods
Monticello
Fort Valley
C. E. Whatley
Daysiona Beach, Fla
Elda Blackmon
Marshallville
Faxton Seay
H. C. Whatley
Mary Nann Hollis
Indian Springs
Mrs. Hoodman Parks and
R. L. Swearingen
Ann Howard Neisler
Frances Neisler
Pasadena
Cal
Mrs. Bultman
Miami, Fla
Mrs. Girtman
Quitman
Dan Hicks
C. L. Seay
Columbia, S. C
Mrs
T. D. Seay
W. A. Thompson of
Leonard Monk
Hugh Windham
Howard Neisler
S. B. l Liggin
Annie Monk
Boston
Mass
Walter Horton
Charlie Horton
Howard Fulton
Louisville Ky
Jeff Young
Bob Hicks
Mary ‘Hicks Ham
W. M. Parker
Family Sunday
Clarence Ogburn
Honolulu
Emma Ogburn
Gloria Whatley
Toccoa
Pattie McGauley
Statesboro
Mrs. M. A Liffey
Helen Miller
Bainbridge
Dan Beeland
Col
Homer Beeland
Jim Fountain
Tom Fountain
Sara
Dan Poole
J. D. Cooke
Lovingston, Va
S. H. Bryan
Snowden Steele
Edith
Huntsville
Ala
J. C. Newsome
Nat Lucas Jr
Baby
L. C. Woolard
St. Petersburg
Aultman
Super Store
Qld
Pall Mall
Lucky Strike
P. A. Tobacco
Wesley
Hobbs Schofill
Taylor Mill News
Ft. Myers, Fla
Bateman Mill News
Charing
Vt Aparia
Miss Peggie Barbre
Mr. Harp
Peachtree Road
N. E
Atlanta, Ga
Grand Theatre
Allan Jones
June Vicent
Tim Holt
Tiger Woman
Arabia
George Sanders
Virgina Bruce
MGM News
Johnny
Andrews Sisters
Harriett Hillard
Reynolds, GA
J. H. McCall
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