Reynolds Local Paragraphs in August 1915 Reynolds Ga
Local notes from Reynolds Georgia edited by H A Paris recount travels and purchases by residents. Doctors Fickling Turk and Johnson plan movements. Misses Seay Musselwhite and Banks guests, and many neighbors visit kin in Macon Atlanta and Augusta. Cotton shipments reported with first bales, and shop changes noted with E M Johnson buying stock in New York and moving to the Cook building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
A. J. Crawford
Reynolds
Georgia
Burns Lodge Posts Delay For Revival Services
To members of Burns Lodge No. 56 F. and A. M. there will be no lodge meeting until the first Wednesday night after the revival services end. E. E. Hodges W. M. requests members to heed the change in schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Moore
Charlie D. Tillman
F. A. Ricks
Burns Lodge No. 56
E. E. Hodges
W. M
Detroit
Ford
San-Tox agency secured by Reynolds Pharmacy store
The San-Tox Store announces agency for all San-Tox preparations and a complete line to be shown to friends. San-Tox goods are sold only at Tox Stores and are described as high quality. Reynolds Pharmacy.
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Tox
Reynolds Pharmacy
Reynolds, Ga
Lawn Party Honors Miss Lovett and Miss Baker
Mrs Henry Newsom entertained about forty young people last Tuesday evening at a lawn party honoring Miss Lynda Lovett and Miss Lettie Baker of Woodbury Georgia. The lawn featured Japanese lanterns and yellow decor while Fannie Mae Crawford greeted guests and Sara Emma Parks and Marion Hodges served at the punch bowl and later the ices. Progressive conversation was the highlight of the evening.
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Henry Newsom
Lynda Lovett
Lettie Baker
Woodbury
Fannie Mae Crawford
Sara Emma Parks
Marion Hodges
Moore Tillman Revival Opens in Reynolds Georgia
H W Joiner writes from Reynolds Georgia August 16 1915 praising the Moore Tillman revival event. The miss Jewel Tillman and brothers Moore Tillman arrived to join services expected to draw large attendance as the community is invited to attend and seek spiritual growth.
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Brother Moore
Brother Tillman
Jewel Tillman
Reynolds
H. W. Joiner
Reynolds, Ga
How to Boost Your Town Effectively
Practical guidance on boosting local prosperity through buying at home and supporting local stores and industries. Emphasizes quiet, steady effort over flashy shows of hype, urging residents to keep money in the community and patronize local businesses.
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Bingville
Local dollars keep town healthy and thriving
Resident message urges spending money in the hometown economy to boost mutual helpfulness and community spirit. It argues that supporting local businesses injects pep and ginger into communities, large or small, by circulating dollars locally.
Brain and Brawn for Progressive Farming
The Progressive Farmer urges farmers to blend brain and muscular labor to boost profits. It advocates turning crops into value added products and emphasizes cooperation, organization, and specialized training to raise efficiency. The article notes farmers are thinking deeply and achieving results with more to come.
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Reynolds Mercantile Company
H. A. Paris
Dr Fickling
Macon
T. G. Turk
AJ Crawford
Atlanta
Miss Clara West
Miss Banister
Augusta
E. M. Johnson
New York
Fall Goods
C. L. Pyron
The
Mercantile Company
Mr. Montgomery
North Georgia
Reynolds Banking Co
H. J. Pope
Butler
W. M Musslewhite
Katherine Joiner
W. Fitagibbons
Asa Vist
Marshall and Wife
Van
Mr. Hen
John Woodall
Woodland
Ralph Pope
James Mussel‘white
Estelle Christopher
Montezuma
Agnes and
Eloise Seay
Eva B. Griffith
Nellie Musselwhite
Willl
Helen Hodges
Annie
Ruth Taylor
Fort Valley
Matt Barrow
Tom Mitchell
H. L Mathews
Ypsilanti
Sreyncorne Mercantile Co
Eugene Sanders
Americus
Dr Turk
Albert Carter
Tom Fountain
Tom Turk, Jr
Canton
Henry Riley
Syd Bryan
Thurman Whatley
Miona Springs
Howard Neisler
Cor
Mr.eisler
Miss Clark
Ladies’ Aid Society
Potterville
A. J. Payne
E. E. Payne
Miona
A. G. Hicks
Columbus
Commerce
Musselwhite
Misses Seay
Miss Banks
Forsyth
Harshburger
Poytland
Lovett
Baker
Marshallville
Tom Jeff Fountain
Ricks Brothers Mammoth Warehouse
Ray Lucas
San-Tox
Miss Lovett and Baker
Taylor County
Federal Reserve System
Tis
First National Bank
State Depository
H. K. Sealy
Cama
Europe
Ord
E. A. Goddard Reynolds
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