Reynolds Area Sees Wide Holiday Visiting Spree
A roundup of holiday visits and hosting across Reynolds lists relatives and friends from Atlanta Albany Cairo Camilla Athens Macon and other cities. Included are Thanksgiving gatherings and weekend trips with hosts Mrs. C L Pyron Mr. Early Crawford Mrs. Eva Halley and many others. Oak Crest Nursery promotes Reliance Camellia Fertilizer in Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Draughon
Cedartown
Reynolds
James Crawford
Jacksonville
Weaver Crawford
Macon
Early Crawford
OAK Crest Nursery
Butler, Ga
Miss Dowda and William Griffith Married at Tattnall Square
Miss Tommy Jean Dowda wed William Thomas Griffith on November 24 at Tattnall Square Baptist Church in Macon. Rev. Eric Osterele officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Dowda of Smyrna, Ga., teaches at Miller High School after earning a B S from Georgia State College for Women. The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Griffith of Reynolds, served in the Navy and attends Mercer University Law School after graduating from Georgia Military College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy Jean Dowda
William Thomas Griffith
Tattnall Square Baptist Church
Macon
Eric Osterele
Griffith
T. P. Dowda
Smyrna
Georgia State College For Women
Miller High School
E. H. Griffith
Reynolds
U.S. Navy
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Walter F
Matrons' Class Social at Reynolds Methodist Dec 7
The Matrons' Class of Reynolds Methodist Church will host a church social next Tuesday at 7:30 p m. All families are invited to bring food for the Christmas fellowship and to welcome the new pastor before the holiday rush begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Howard News Briefs On Visits And Family News
Howard residents report relatives visiting Florida and Georgia towns over Thanksgiving and weekend visits. The notes list guests from East Point Macon Albany Butler and Jonesboro and highlight improvements and family gatherings involving the Williams Sealy Pike and Martin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard King
Little David Wall
Florida
Haie Abercombie
East Point
Lee Watson
Leila Willis
Rupert Willis
Howard
Lola Mae Edwards
Macon
Maude Martin
Frances Sealy
Helen Lord
Horace Martin
Albany
J.H. Brown
Mary Lou Averett
Tom Downs
C. F. Fickling
F. Stewart
Atlanta
O. M. Martin
Doris
Mae Riley
Butler
Warren’s
Brown Electric Co
Joe Brown
Marjorie Brown
University of Georgia
Leila Ann Childres
Deeran
P. F. Stewart
Bill and
John
Thomas
Gene Parks
Ellis Pike
C. M. Williams
Mrs. Shevering
Jonesboro
Martha
Mary Ann Williams
Columbus
H. A. Sealy
Oscar Martin
James Martin
Keith Trapp for Panhandle District Justice of the Peace
Political announcement declaring Keith Trapp as a candidate for Justice of the Peace in Panhandle District. The election is set for Saturday December 4, 1948. Voters are urged to support Trapp under the applicable election rules.
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Panhandle
Justice of the Peace of
Madame Chiang Kaishek Likely Visit Proposed in Macon
Macon aims to invite Madame Chiang Kaishek wife of China's generalissimo to visit. If she accepts it would be her second Macon visit since studying at Wesleyan College in 1943. The invitation stems from Mrs. W N Ainsworth of the Wesleyan Alumnae association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Crowell Willing Workers Club Met at Mrs Lucas Home
The Crowell Willing Workers Club met in November at the home of Mrs Nat Lucas with co hosts Mrs C B Byrd and Mrs Lonnie Pierce. Miss Janey Neisler president led the business meeting and a Thanksgiving program followed with readings songs prayers and closing. Visitors included Miss June Peterman and hosts planned a December Christmas party at Mrs Walter Wainwrights with gift drives for a less fortunate family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell Willing Workers Club
Nat Lucas
C. B. Byrd
Lonnie Pierce
Janey Neisler
W. R. Casey
B. F. Moore
C. H. Horton
Tom Montgomery
Clifford Adams
J. S. Fuller
James Young
June Peterman
Saturday Services at New Hope Discontinued
New Hope Primitive Baptist Church has discontinued Saturday services until the first Saturday in March 1949. Regular Sunday services continue each month on the first Sunday at 11 o clock. John Mangham, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hope Primitive Baptist Church
John Mangham
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
John Mims
Annie Monk
Escho Burch
Dublin
C. L. Pyron
Joe Pyron
Ruby Jinks
Judy Gianister
James Wright Joiner
Mrs
E. H. Joiner
Mance Crawford
Anne Halley
Cairo
Eva Halley
Earl Weaver
Virginia
Jake Weaver
Mrs. Wm. T. Griffith
Mrs. Elam Griffith
Elaine Halley
Camilla
R. L. Swearingen
W. B. Heats
Statesboro
J. H. McRee
Jack Collier
Nell Lucas
Douglas Tye
Mary Anne Powell
Americus
Mrs. W. C. Windham and
Warren
Winston-Salem, N. C
Mrs. Myrtice Kleckley of
Oglethorpe
Mrs. Florene English
Melissa Ogburn
J. T. Goodroe
Paul Long
Joe Goodroe
Oscar Thompson
F. A. Ricks
J. R. Booker
Panacea
Fla
Irene Whatley
Mrs. Russell Cheatham
Texas
F. M. Carson
Julia Parker
Covington
Elizabeth Parker
Ft. Pierce, Fla
William Parker
Otis Ogburn
Rob Aultman
B. E. Flowers
A. C. Blount
T. E. McMinn
Randolph Holton
Louise Ogburn
Robert Bell
Athens
Garland Byrd
Woodfin Hinton
Walter Riley
Tech
R. L. Bell
R. M. Jinks
W. W. Bell
Decatur
W. C. Bell
Slaughter, Ky
Judy Glanister
Orlando, Fla
Montezuma
G. C. Jinks
Lynwood
Colquitt
Axson
Savannah
Joyce Parks
Connie Barrow
Sara Poole
Elaine Windham
Valdosta
Troy Whatley
Jerry James
Hugh Sawyer
Cochran
Richard Parks
Emory
Carol Barrow
Sonny Shealy
David Montfort
Charlie Montfort
Thomas Pool
Aultman Super Store
Mel
Wm. Thos. Griffith
Howard News
Madame Chiang
New Hope
Grand Theatre
Eddie Dean
Flash
Lynn Roberts
Warren Douglas
Alan Mowbray
Alan Ladd
Donna Reed
Eyes OF Texas
Roy Rogers
Trigger
Ruth Warrick
Walton Brennan
Natalie Wood
Charlotte Greenwood
Dean Jagger
Hinton & Company
Georgia
C. H. Adams
Taylor County