Reynolds Local Paragraphs Highlight Social S Roundup
Reynolds Georgia August 30 1915 local notes recount visitors and guests including Miss Iva Young Miss Theresa Harp and Miss Jennie McAuley at Miss Barrow and Miss Elise Wallace. Church revival attendance by Dr Fickling Rev Arthur Moore and Rev Charlie Tillman with performances by Miss Je i Fisher and Miss Tillman. A folding pocket book lost and local arrivals from Montezuma Fort Valley Cordele Butler and surrounding areas accompany social updates.
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Mamie Blake
Lottie Cleveland
Savannah
Big Oak Hotel
Arthur Moore
Charlie Tillman
Atlanta
Montezuma
Fort Valley
Cordelo
Butler
Arthur Moe
Ss Fisher
Men and Boys Prayer Meeting Formed
A Sunday evening prayer meeting for men and boys was organized, to be held weekly at 7:45 in the pavilion at the park. Organizers hope it becomes a permanent group and a benefit to the community as several participants report daily prayer meetings helping them.
Shoe Bargains Offers Half Price On Low Shoes
A local advert promotes a sale on all low shoes for men and women through Wednesday September 1. Queen Quality and R. J. R. stock are highlighted with guaranteed new pairs and strong value as inventory makes room for other goods.
Reynolds District to raise school fees for term enrollment
Notice explains rising costs and debt in Reynolds public schools, room expansion in the auditorium, new desk needs, and the addition of teacher Maude Windham. Fees are set by grade, with a new entrance price structure and tuition certificates available at the opening. Trustees J A Mathews T J Fountain W F Weaver urge patron support.
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Reynolds
F Reynolds
Theyditta
Best Advan
Maude Windham
Miss Windham
Claribelle Ingram
Albert Hicks
J. A. Mathews
T. J. Fountain
W.F. Weaver
Risky remark on avoiding life’s unsightly truths
A terse critique notes that ignoring life’s harsh realities can lead to a fall. The saying frames a caution about superficial optimism and hidden hazards, warning that avoidance may result in an embarrassing slip.
Don’t Take the Lawyers Seriously Says Hill City Editor
The Hill City New Era warns that newspapers face libel suits when printing insults about a man’s character, unlike in court where lawyers may call someone a liar without consequences. The Kansas City Star is cited on editors and libel implications.
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Hill City New Era
Kansas City Star
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