Reynolds Civic Improvement Club Talk Faith and Health
Reynolds department reports the Civic Improvement Club urges happiness through faith health and positive talk. Local notes include Alice Mae Elliston visiting Maron, M A Liffey's return from Plains hospital after appendicitis, and Mr and Mrs G H Goddard and John Mangham visiting Montezuma for Treasure Island at the Grand Theater. Also mentions football game attendance by Dan Beeland Doris Newsome and James Ricks in Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Goddard
John Mangham
Montezuma
Treasure Island
Grand Theater
Athens
Dan Beeland
Doris Newsome
James Ricks
Reynolds pioneer W I Powell celebrates 74th birthday
Mr W I Powell of Reynolds marked his 74th birthday on November 25 with a family dinner. Guests included Judge Joseph Randle, Carl McDonald of Smithville, J H Randle, Doyle Tatum, Mrs James Ross and family, Miss Helen Powell of Americus, C C Hill of Atlanta, E F Boyd and family of Adel, E K Powell, Mattie Hill, Mrs E F Boyd Jr of Macon, J B Benton and children of Perry, C V Powell and family of Ellaville, and T D Seay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
W. I. Powell
Joseph Randle
Carl McDonald
Smithville
J. H. Randle
Doyle Tatum
James Ross
Helen Powell
Americus
C. C. Hill
Atlanta
E. F. Boyd
Adel
E. EK. Powell
Mattie Hill
Macon
J. B. Benton
Perry
C. V. Powell
Former Reynolds Lady Mary Ella Jarrell Dead at Macon Home
Mrs Mary Ella Jarrell died at her Macon home after a four day illness. Born October 21 1866 in Taylor County she lived 43 years in Macon. She was a Methodist. Survived by two sisters nine brothers and many nieces and nephews. Interment was in Reynolds family cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Mary Ella Jarrell
Macon
Jarrell
Alec Jones
Mary Montgomery Jones
Methodist Church
A. Hobbs
A. T. Jackson
Savannah
Farm landlords urged to rent to government programs
Taylor County farm owners with plow capable land are asked to contact W. E. Richards, county farm supervisor, about rent guaranteed by the government. The notice seeks farms that can support one to fifty plows and promises favorable terms and prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
W. E. Richards
The Harper Thanksgiving Dinner
An elderly couple, Mr. and Mrs. Harper, spend Thanksgiving amid rain and rheumatism then bask in sunshine and gratitude. He complains at dawn of endless rain but when the day brightens he appreciates health, happiness, and his wife, sharing a warm feast with turkey, sides, and a blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Harper
Law
Harper
Mrs. Harper
Tommie
New York Shopping by Mrs May Butler Vargas
An advertisement notes a ten percent commission for P. O. money orders only and states that any desired items are bought from details provided. All bills rendered with purchases and any price differences sent. Express C O D at 418 East 58th Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Butler Vargas
E. 58Th Street
New York City
Own your own business with Watkins route opportunity
A 66 year old company offers earnings of 25 to 35 dollars weekly starting, with routes to 1000 farm families. Applicants should have a car, be between 21 and 50, and prefer to manage. Write A. T. Lewis c The J. R. Watkins Company Memphis Tenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Lewis
J. R. Watkins Company
Memphis
Tenn
Corney Turns the Trick at Butler School Dec 11
Community audience invited to a performance at the Butler school auditorium on December 11. Admission is 10 cents for children and 20 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corney
Butler School
Thanksgiving Thoughts and a Baseball Moment
Educational note reflects on gratitude amid drought losses while praising teachers and children. It recalls daily life, schooling, and shelter, then shifts to a wartime baseball anecdote praising Babe Ruth and a Japanese pitcher, noting Ruth's impact on American morale during relations with Japan.
The Woman's Club Gives a Hand at Reynolds High
Reynolds High School should be proud of the Woman's Club and some pupils. Mrs. W. E. Marshall led a committee that raised about 20 to buy books for less fortunate children. She deserves the most thanks for her hard work, with others who helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodfin Hinton
Reynolds High School
W. E. Marshall
W E. Marshall
Reynolds
R H S Pupils Select National and State Trees
The National Life Conservation Society runs the campaign for the National tree with votes sent to Congress for ratification. The Garden Club of Georgia promotes the State Tree to the Georgia Legislature. Pupils at RH S chose White Pine for the National tree and Pine for the State tree from a listed set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. S
National Life Conservation Society
Congress
Garden Club of Georgia
Georgia
Rachel Montgomery
Ruth, Great Star of Today in Baseball Legend
Sport Flashes hails George Herman Ruth as the finest sportsman of the era. The piece notes Ruth’s drawing power at the Polo Grounds and mentions his current travels to Japan with Connie Mack and other baseball luminaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitchell
America
Ruth
George Herman Ruth
Japan
Zack Weaver
Babe Ruth
U.S A
Polo Grounds
New York
Connie Mack
What a show what a show in the Senior Row
The Spencerian Column mocks a poorly attended event and playful mischief among seniors and staff. It notes mischief by Thomas Horton, Susie Emma Newsome, and Miss Mattie Musslewhite, with light jests about shoes, vest buttons, and chubby legs as the seniors tease the sophomores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Horton
Susie Emma Newsome
Macon
Wimpore Street
Casey
Mattie Musslewhite
James O'Neal
Zack
Enlarging the Library (Sam Coolik)
Two new items appear in the school library as readers notice a new book titled Who's Who in America placed beside Webster's New Dictionary. The book is edited by Albert Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Coolik
America
Albert Nelson
Marquis of the A N Marquis oc and it contains biographical daily
A fragmentary catalog lists world famous authors and illustrated portraits with brief quotes and captions. It mentions Leacock Beebe Morley Benn Mace Robinson Shaw O Neill and many others, plus extended lists of humorous or notable captions for various people and characters.
Second Grade Studies Birds Despite Absences
The second grade, led by Mary Jane Peterman, focuses on birds this week. Students study the size food nesting and young of the woodpecker wren and robin while noting only one absence due to sickness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Peterman
Third Grade Outing to Mr Tom Fountain
Third Grade students were invited to a cane grinding demonstration by Mr Tom J Fountain, hosted by his daughter Mrs R E Aultman. The class departed after school and returned before dark after a very enjoyable afternoon lesson. Last week the third grade was involved in activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom J. Fountain
R. E. Aultman
Fourth Grade Daily Schedule Highlights
A Fourth Grade timetable lists 8:00 opening and 8:15 English, 9:00 arithmetic, 10:00 recess, 10:30 silent reading, 11 Geography, 12 lunch, 1:00 history and storytelling, 1:30 spelling, and 1:50 writing.
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Clube of
Earth
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Alice Mae Elliston
Maron
F. M. Carson
H. C. Bond
Anne Theus
Calvin Cox
M. A. Liffey
Plains Hospital
Elizabeth Whatley
Mrs. Hoodman Parks
Miriam Carter
H. K. Sealy
Howard
W. R. Camp
Marie Camp
St. Charles
Robert Parrish
Leesburg
Fila
Mrs. Pyron
B. B. Turner
Butler
L. T. Barrow
Lucy Bryan
Susan Bryan
Agnes Scott
Mary Gill
A. M. Fialley
M. E. Church
Clem Waters
Louise Waters
Mattie Weaver
Rupert
Mike Neisler
Mercer University
Billy Neisler
E. T. Shealy
W. D. Harp
Garden Valley
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Virginia
Eula Hammock
Mrs. Lucas
Mallory
Eloise Mallory
Unadilla
Mrs. Taylor
Camilla
R L. Swearingen
Louise Barrow
Summertown
Mrs. L. T. Barrow
Winnie Aultman
Talbotton
C. C. Carson
Bessie Kate Shealy
Mrs. E. T. Shealy
Campbell
Har
Harper's Thanksgiving
R. H. S. News
John Milton
Edward Goddard
Missionary Society
Louise Montgomery
Marvian Hollis
Rosamond Windham
Eric Newsome
Betty G. Saunders
John Coulter
Tommy Marshall
Sidney James
Charlie Montfort
Thomas Griffith
Song Bird
Hilda Weaver
I S. Levisteo
Dorothy Stewart
Eugene Gray
Jane Saunders
Sara Pool
E. M. Crawford
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