Reynolds social notes show wide travel and visits
Col Dan Beeland and wife visited Atlanta on Monday. Many locals, including Miss Winnie Aultman in Macon, Annie Taylor and Mrs David Montfort's family, traveled to or from Macon, Butler, Ft Valley, Columbus, Washington DC, Buford, and Americus. Numerous spouses and friends visited relatives, hosted guests, and returned from journeys, with several heading to Jacksonville and Louisville. The community showcases a flurry of short trips and social calls across Georgia and beyond.
Buffet Supper Shower Honors Mr and Mrs Cooke
Mrs Paul Hodges and Miss Marion Hodges hosted Friday night at the Hodges home a buffet supper and shower for Mr and Mrs James D Cooke celebrating their recent marriage. The event featured summer flower decor and white taper candle centerpieces with guests including Dr and Mrs S H Bryan Mrs E E Hodges Lucy Bryan Virginia Hodges Paul Hodges Pat Hodges Walker Newsom and Sydney Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hodges
Marion Hodges
James D. Cooke
S. H. Bryan
Hodges
Lucy Bryan
Virginia Hodges
Pat Hodges
Walker Newsom
Sydney Bryan
Crowell Woman’s Missionary Society Meets at Church
The Crowell Woman’s Missionary Society met at the church on Wednesday afternoon with president Mrs H Neisler presiding. The program opened with Prelude and a devotional by Mrs C B Montgomery. A lesson on Widening Missionary Service was given by Mrs G C Fuller, followed by a session on New Social Work in Japan led by Mrs C H Adams. A prayer by Mrs Jim Montgomery closed the service after a brief business segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell Woman‘s Missionary, Society
H . Neisler
C.B. Montgomery
Widening Missionary Service
G. C. Fuller
Japan
C. H. Adams
Jim Montomery
Press
Mt Pisgah Church to Host Sunday Singing Event
Mt Pisgah church will hold a regular afternoon singing next Sunday with attendees from several communities expected to join. Those who attended the recently held school by Mr Sisk are urged to bring song books and meet at the church early in the afternoon for gospel songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pisgah Church
Sisk
Steam Power in Coal Fact From Loco Motive
A pound of coal burned in a locomotive on average turns eight pounds of water into steam. The data highlights the efficiency of coal combustion in steam generation and its historical impact on railway power.
Local social notes list Thomaston visitors and area guests
Howard Items reports Mrs. Cynthia Streetman and James Streetman of Thomaston visiting Mrs. Lee and Miss Willa Watson. Fr nces Scott and Alton Scott visit grandmother Mrs. Anna Wilbur near Butler. Reynolds visitors Mrs. Homer Beeland and Mr. W. L. Carter, Florida trip for Mrs. Rod Brown, Baldwinville visit for Mrs. Margaret Watkins. The piece lists many neighbors from Butler, Daviston, Dawson, Albany, Phenix City, Reynolds, Mauk, and Macon as weekend or Sunday guests, plus Parks family reunion attendances at Parks pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cynthia Streetman
Little James Streetman
Thomaston
Mrs. Lee
Willa Watson
Frances Scott
Master Alton Scott
Anna
Wilbur
Butler
Homer Beeland
W. L. Carter
Reynolds
Mollie
Mattie Adams
Rod Brown
Florida
Margaret Watkins
Baldwinville
B.H. England
Lige Parker
Daviston
Lewis Brown
J. M. Brown
R. O Cannon
Arlene Cannon
Dawson
Oscar Martin
Leonard King
Macon
Annie Hill
Robert
Chas. Martin
Lee
Emory Jinks
Phenix City
Ala
Carson Parks
Marilou Averett
Albany
H. Martin
Charlie
Rupert Willis
a.Patterson
Beulah Pickard
Perry Parks
Gordon Parks
Anna Parks
Parks
Parks Pond
Pleasant Hill News Social Guests and Local Updates
Pleasant Hill reports visitors from Americus Mr and Mrs Clyde Hill and family and Mr and Mrs Blan Wall along with Mr and Mrs Clyde Smith and son. Grimsley improving after illness. Rev B T Gill with Mrs James visiting. Dorothy Brewer and Mrs Yarrer with G C Staples family in Atlanta. Baptismal services planned at Cedar Creek Sunday at 10 o clock. Public invited to services Saturday night and Sunday at Pleasant Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hill
Americus
John Wisham
Marvin Brewer
Blan Wall
Clyde Smith
Near Americus
Elza Wall
Grimsley
B. T. Gill
Thomaston
Thomas Grimsley
Ernest James
Dorothy Brewer
J.W .Yarrer
G. C. Staples
Atlanta
Pleasant Hill
Cedar Creek
MISS PURVIS WED TO RALPH GILSON
Howard Georgia August 25 marriage of Miss Miley Purvis to Ralph Gilson son of the late Mr and Mrs W M Gilson of Talbotton at the home of Field and Mrs S H McCorkle on August 16 Elder McCorkle performed the ceremony in the presence of immediate families The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs F L Purvis of Howard She is a Talbotton high school graduate class 1939 The groom works with Manchester I Co and Fuel Co and they plan to live in Manchester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Purvis
Howard
Gilson
Talbotton High School
Manchester I Co and Fuel Company
Talbot County
Mrs.Gilson
Manchester
Weekend Guests Share Visits Across Towns
Charing News notes a sequence of weekend and Sunday visits across multiple towns. Imogene Duke hosted a social circle including Willie Perry Hazel Harbuck of Tazewell and others, while families like the Rogers, Joiner, Bloodworths, Watsons, Purvis, and Gill families entertained or visited relatives and friends in Thomaston Monticello Blakely Columbus Albany Mauk Butler Ellaville and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Duke
Willie Perry
Hazel Harbuck
Tazewell
Joe Burgin
Macon
Sims Garrett, Jr
Americus
S. Garrett
R. O. Rogers Jr
Atlanta
R. C. Rogers
Rogers, Jr
Thomaston
Land of
C. Hill
E. H. Morrison
Ellaville
Harmon Montgomery
Mauk
F. M. Purvis
L. L. Purvis
Columbus
Social notes from local gatherings and visits
Mrs. A L Williamson and Mr. Carroll Purvis return from Savannah and Tebec. Guests include Doris Watson Josephine Harbuck Ruth Locke Butler Lillian Purvis Ellaville. Visitors in various households span Columbus Manchester Macon Thomaston ideal Albany Warwick and more with multiple family and friend gatherings noted across the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.L. Williamson
Carroll Purvis
Savannah
Tebec
Frances Watson
Doris Watson
Josephine Harbuck
Ruth Locke
Butler
Lillian Purvis
Ellaville
R. Duke
Sarah Duke
Columbus
Cleatus Hill
Harmon Montgomery
S. Garrett
Adelle
Joe
Burgin
Myr
Nat Lucas
Macon
James Garrett
Manchester
Blan
Garrett
Jack Fountain
Norma Garrett
Thomaston
R. W. Garrett
Geo. Watson
Boss Wall
Dave Harbuck
Timothy Locke
Frances Wall
Martha
Mauk
Lala Garrett
Ideal
R. E. Fouche
W. Watson
Tim
Locke
Lewis Watson
Ida Simmons
Will Welch
Claudia Pierce
Albany
Martin Gill
Warwick
A. L. Williamson
Lewis Watson, Jr
Alus Wall, Jr
Elmo Rogers
Welch
H. H. Rogers
R. O. Rogers
Frank Montgomery
Sims Montgomery
Austria to Decorate War Horses With Medals and Oats
Austria plans honors for World War I horses by awarding a medallion and 100 pounds of oats to every horse that served. The initiative, organized by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, aims to recognize equine service and provide sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Rawleigh Route Wanted in Talbot County Area
Men wanted for Rawleigh Routes serving 800 families in Talbot County area including Ft. Valley. Reliable hustler can earn good initial income and grow quickly. Write Rawleigh's Dept. GAI-42-SF Memphis Tenn or see J Fuller Reynolds Ga. 8 27 dtp
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rawleigh
Talbot County
Ft. Valley
Rawleigh's
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
Fuller
Reynolds
Wesley News Sunday Visitors Mix of Local Families
Sunday visitors included numerous local households from Reynolds Talbot and Dublin plus guests from Butler Columbus and Florida. Attendees studied with Jim Falon Prattsburg and Ollie Bazemore Butler, with extended visits among Maxwell Suggs Parker Adams and Wilson families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Heath
Terrel Robbing
H. K Sealy
Reynolds
C. Sealy
Duke University
W. B. Baldwin
Ella Maxwell
Talbot County
H. B Allen
Butler
T. J. Amos
Allie
Woodrow Amos
Jim Falon
Prattsburg
W. A. Spinks
L. Spinks
Columbus
Walter Parker
Charles Maples
Dublin
Jewell Greathouse
Thomaston
Margaret Wilson
J. H. Adams
Bentley Adams
John Parker
Misses Jewel
Mary Frances Parker
Florida
Frank Slaughter
Clyde Wilson
Tom Wilson
Community visitors and travels span week in Montezuma area
Social notes recount visits from Mauk to Montezuma with L. R. Pike and family, and gatherings in Ideal, Ellaville, Americas, Griffin, Atlanta, and Jacksonville. Shared trips include J. W. Woodall to Butler, a Parker wedding in Buena Vista, and local relatives visiting ill kin in Manchester and Charing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Pike
Baby
J. L. Rustin
Millery Rustin
Sidney Rustin
Montezuma
J. W. Woodall
Butler
Foy Rustin
Byron Hambrick
Ideal
Willie Shannon
Manchester
Boss Wall
Jacksonville
Anne, Nelle
Uaterey Pittman
Atlanta
Arthur Carpenter
R. D. Waller
Brooks Montgomery
Americas
Laura Montgomery
E. H. Morrison
Lillian Purvis
Ellaville
Cletus Hill
Charing
Harmon Montgomery
Josephine Montgomery
Griffin
J. P. Foster
J. R. Waller
Bernice
Bruce Ennis
Mr. Ennis
H G. Thurman
Homestead
Fla
Ida Wall
Boss
Wall
Frances
Martha Wall
Winnie Montgomery
Martha
M. B. Pittman
M. B. Jr
Sara
Pittman
Wmory Hospital
Grace Montgomery
Americus
J. W. Lancaster
Jean
Billy
Hughes
Bruce Wilson
Thomaston
Bibb Recorder Items Stir Macon and Potterville Social Notes
The Bibb Recorder items from Macon and Potterville highlight local scenes. Lois Jackson sports new curls. Lamar Edwards relocates to a Shirley Hills home. Clara Mae Hayes visits Mansfield. H. W. Pittman serves as Macon mayor in Bowden’s absence and attends a Macon Sas Company victory dinner. Butch Bass sustains foot injuries from a broken bottle. Sam Belcher’s tan draws notice. a columnist teases Bibb figures Rozar and Newton. Myrtle Weatherford is named in arson speculation. Several local moves, talks, and golf tournament standings fill out the week’s social roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bibb Recorder
Bibb Manufacturing Co
Macon
Taylor Manufacturing Co
Potterville
Macon Enterprise
Herald
Neway
Recorder
The
Lois Jackson
Lamar Edwards
Shirley Hills
Clara Mae Hayes
Mansfield
H. W. Pittman
Macon Sas Company
Pittman
CG. L. Bowden
Bibb
Mr. Bozar
R. B. Newton
Columbus Ledger
Bozar
Columbus Kiwanis
Rozar
Mr. Newton
Sam Belcher
Tallulah Strodecker
Frank Comer
Myrtle Weatherford
Farm for Sale Near Rupert Georgia Description and Terms
Two horse farm known as the J. M. White place. sixty five acres in cultivation and ten in pasture. Entire tract fenced with one good residence and two tenant houses. Overflowing spring and good wells. Price reasonable. Terms to a responsible party. See or write Mrs. J. M. White Rupert Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. White
Rupert
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Col
Dan Beeland
Winnie Aultman
Annie ‘Taylor
David Montfort
David Montfort and Sons
John Mims
Mintie Pope
Mrs
Wally Carr
Troy Whatley
Julia Parker
Oglethorpe
Dan Hicks
Ed Swearingen
Evelyn Tillman
A. M. Carter
Willie Leggitt
Elizabeth Lucas
Minnie Hinton
R. ‘A. Hinton
EB. H. Griffith
Winnie Griffith
Neva Sue
Winifred Kirksey
Alice James
Augusta
Frank James
William Parker
Cartersville
W. M. Parker
Brogdon
Gertie Brogdon
Buford
Henry Waters
Bob Hicks
Montezuya
Bob . Wilkinson
W. M.parker
Robert Jones
Sidney Jones
Mrs. Jones
Mr. Terry
J.H. Neisler
Frances and
Anne Howard
Kate Hicks
Annie Massey
George Goddard, Jr
Mrs. Osgood Young
Mrs. Gray Hicks
Howard Fulton
J. D. Jarrell
T. D. Jarrell
J. H. Pyron
Elizabeth and
Adrienne Ellison
I’. M. Carson
Susie Griffith
D Anthony
Mr. Holcomb Newsom
Charleston, S.C
James Ivey of
Perry
J. H. Whatley
C. B. Hicks
Ralph Dunn
Warm Springs
Mr. Lester Carter
Mrs. Adams
Mrs. Otis Ogburn
Camilla
Will Camp Sealy
H. K. Sealy
Hugh
Newnan
Tenry Hicks
Gray Hicks
Blanche Hicks
J. R. Lovins
Crayola
RE. Aultman
Reynolds, Ga
Mrs. Cooke
Crowell W. M. S
Mrs. Neisler
Ail
Pleasant Hill News
Miss Purvis
Ralph Gilson
Charing News
Wesley News
Harry Findlay
Little
Butch Bass
Mr. Findlay
N. A. Connor
Emma Richardson
Overton
Joe Pittman
John Pellew
J. J. McKay
G. P. Barnwell
C. C. Overton
John
J. R. Harwell
Carolyn Beckman
Miriam Doyle
Nina Allen
Miller Lyndon
Ed Davis
Henry Small
June Taylor
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