Reynolds Civic Improvement Club Department Report
Mrs Sid Bryan spent Monday in Macon shopping. Mr and Mrs Gene Saunders spent Monday in Macon. Mr and Mrs Gene Saunders spent Sunday with Mrs J W Stalnaker. Miss Mary Avantis spending the holidays with her mother at Buena Vista. Miss Mattie Saunders returned home from Canton where she is a teacher. Miss Marie Erwin will spend the Christmas holidays with her sister Mrs Beecham at Union Point Ga. Miss Olive Todd left Wednesday for Belton South Carolina to spend the Christmas holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Bryan
Macon
Gene Saunders
Mary Avantis
Buena Vista
Marie Erwin
Mrs. Beecham
Union Point
Olive Todd
Belton
Mrs C H Neisler Hosts Bridge Club Holiday Tea
Mrs C H Neisler entertained her Bridge Club last Wednesday afternoon. The living room sparkled with Christmas decorations and miniature trees. Mrs Eugene Joiner won top score taking a painted picture. Mrs Tom Poole earned consolation with a mustard set. A light salad course followed the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H Neisler
Eugene Joiner
Tom Poole
Fire damages stock at Reynolds Ga store of D Caslov
A midnight rear fire in Reynolds damaged nearly all stock at D Caslov’s store near the public square. The fire, quickly reported by the night marshal, was fought by the local fire department and partly insured. Caslov plans to reopen after adjustments and replacement stock.
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Reynolds
D. Caslov
Mr. Caslov
Mrr
Caslov
Mrs Mollie Wilson Amerson Dies at 67 in Reynolds
Mrs Mollie Wilson Amerson aged 67 wife of A J Amerson died at her Reynolds home Friday after a brief illness. A lifelong Taylor county native and Baptist, she is survived by six daughters and three sons including Mrs R L Cooper Mrs Bailey Cooper of Columbus and Mrs B F Freeman of Reynolds. Funeral held at 3 oclock Saturday afternoon at the residence of her daughter Mrs C J Freeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Wilson-Amerson
J. Amerson
Reynolds
Taylor County
Amerson
The
Baptist Church
R. L Cooper
Bailey Cooper
Columbus
B. F. Freeman
Claude Freeman
J B Venson
Macon
Fred Amerson
Eufaula
E J Amerson
G C Amerson
F _C Amerson
West Palm Beach
C J Freeman
Card of Thanks and Publicty Lesson for Georgia Cities
A card of thanks from M. F. McDaniel and children conveys gratitude for support during illness of their wife and mother. The note cites a quoted Albany Herald passage urging Georgia cities to embrace large scale publicity, contrasting with Florida towns and urging high time to catch the big vision.
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M. F. McDaniel
Albany Herald
Georgia
Miami
Tampa
Palm Beach
Sarasota
Florida
Death of Capt E A Goddard Honored Confederate Veteran
Capt E A Goddard 84 died at Reynolds Georgia December 18 1926. He served as a Confederate soldier in key battles including Shiloh Perryville Murfreesboro Chickamauga Missionary Ridge Ringgold Gap and the Atlanta campaign. He was a Mason and Elks member with funeral rites in Reynolds and interment at Rose Hill Cemetery Macon with Masonic honors. Survived by two sons George H and Edie Goddard and two daughters Mrs Edgar Marshall and Mrs Foster Ong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Goddard
Reynolds
Taylor
Georgia
Mr. Goddard
Camden
Ark
Shiloh
Perryville
Murfresboro
Chickamauga
Missionary Ridge
Ringold Gap
Reynolds Baptist Church
Rose Hill
Goddard
George H. Goddard
Edie Goddard
Edgar Marshall
Foster Ong
LaFayette
Indiana
Helen Norbelle
New York
The
Herald
Macon
Paynesville
Cleveland
Ohio
East Hampton
Mass
Massachusetts
Gray
City Guards
Little Arkansas
Little Rock
Arkansas Infantry
J. A. Reeves
Reeves
Ringold Gaps
Dallas
Atlanta
Boosting Spirit as Path to Greatness and Faith
A Thomasville Times Enterprise excerpt extols a boosting mindset over idle rank. It links self discipline and optimism to conquering fear and doubt, claiming divine favor and potential eternal reward when one merges boosting with virtuous living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
Thad
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Alfalfa From Asia A Long Agricultural Journey
The article traces alfalfa origins in southwest Central Asia with Arabic roots meaning the best fodder. It recalls its spread through Persia to Greece, Europe, Mexico, and South America, reaching the southwestern United States as irrigation expanded in the 19th century. The Kansas City Star notes its later recognition as a key irrigated land product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Central Asia
Europe
United States
Persia
Greece
Mexico
South America
Kansas City Star
Nervous businessman speaks to public meeting
A man known for dictating business letters to a dictaphone faces his first public talk. He imagines the audience as a recording machine to ease nerves and delivers his remarks after the chairman introduces him, admitting natural anxiety yet hoping it won't be his last public address.
Central of Georgia Railway President Praises 1925 Business Growth
President L A Downs expresses appreciation for the patronage and goodwill of travelers and shippers toward the Central of Georgia Railway. He notes 1925 was the railroad's largest year, cites Southeast growth in textiles and clay, predicts 1926 will bring record progress, and mentions new equipment and facilities to support expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia Railway
L A. Downs
Downs
Southeast
Central of Georgia
Central
Sign of a Good Town in Fitzgerald Leader-Enterprise
A brief quotation highlights how a well advertising filled newspaper reflects an active business community. The note asserts newspapers serve as a benchmark of a town’s liveliness and awakened business culture.
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Fitzgerald
Leader-Enterprise
First National Bank of Reynolds Annual Shareholders Meeting
The annual meeting of the shareholders of The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia will be held at the office of the K/74 on Tuesday January 12 1026 at 9 o clock A M Directors for the ensuing year will be elected and other business of importance transacted.
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First National Bank of Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sleynolds
Club of Reynolds
J W. Stalnaker
WRS
C.H. Neisler
David Caslov
A. J. Amerson
Pres. L. A. Downs
First National Bank OF
Citizens State Bank
D. Coolie
J. H. Neisler
First National Bank
Reynolds, Ga
F. A. Ricks
J. N. Bryan
H. K. Sealy
R. L. Bell
D. Coolik
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