Reynolds area residents share holiday travels and visits
Local notices list numerous families visiting relatives in Macon Raleigh Winston-Salem and Florida over the holidays. Names include Barrow Seay Jinks Seay Aultman Hicks Newsome and Whatley with trips to St Louis Columbus Thomaston Miami and Marshallville. A Christmas musical at Reynolds Methodist Church was directed by Donald Whatley and Edgar Whatley.
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Reynolds Methodist Church
Donald Whatley
Edgar Whatley
Dr. S. T. Chambers Appointed to Southwestern College Faculty
President J. A. Moll announces Dr. S. T. Chambers will join the history and social studies department at Southwestern College in Americus. Chambers, formerly of Virginia, holds a B S from Johns Hopkins and earned M A and Ph D degrees from Georgetown. He has taught in Maryland since 1953 and is unmarried, bringing his sister to Americus. The notices also report the resignations of E E Yeomans, college bookkeeper for 14 years, and Steve Pace Jr., from the history and social studies department, effective at fall quarter's end.
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J. A. Moll
S. T. Chambers
Southwestern College
Chambers
Virginia
Johns Hopkins
Georgetown University
University System of Maryland
Suspect Surrenders in Alabama Slaying Case
A 25 year old Black suspect in the September ax slaying of a 79 year old Black Columbus merchant surrendered to FBI agents in Birmingham Alabama on Monday, the AP reported.
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Columbus
FBI
Birmingham
Ala
Bear Girls See Strong Finish As Schedule Heats Up
The Butler Bear girls sit at 13-4 after Christmas, riding a run of 10 wins in 11 games. Key players include Elaine Bryant Ann Benns Kay Dunn Freida McInvale Dondra Peed and Doris Peed as they prepare for Unadilla Jan 13 and a tough remaining slate.
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Butler
Unadilla
Elaine Bryant
Elaine
Ann Benns
Ann
Kay Dunn
Kay
Freida McInvale
Freida
Dondra Peed
Dondra
Doris Peed
Doris
Bears
Marilyn Spillers
Brenda Gassett
Ellen Eubanks
Mary Lee Oliver
Linda Taylor
Reynolds
Sue Peed
Katrina Cheek
Miriam Tucker
Ft. Valley
Buena Vista
Forsyth
Perry
Cuthbert
Reynolds to Elect Mayor and Two Aldermen on Jan 3 1961
Reynolds Georgia voters will choose a new mayor to complete a one year term and elect two aldermen for three year terms on Tuesday January 3 1961. Candidates must be 25 or older registered city residents for at least one year. Polls run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Local election officials are instructed to qualify the City Clerk.
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Joe Goodroe
Reynolds
J. W. Windham
Henry Hobbs
Georgia
Shreveport Socialite Mrs Booth Identified
The body found 25 miles south of Shreveport near Frierson was identified as Mrs. W. H. Booth a prominent Shreveport socialite missing since December 12. Sheriff Burgess confirmed the identification and noted a bloodstained car found at a shopping center parking lot shortly after the disappearance. A new tip reported a man driving a car with a white woman slumped beside him.
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Shreveport
W. H. Booth
Burgess
Frierson
Booth
Buford
Gene Carlisle
Belcher
Reynolds Woman's Club Meeting Held at Club House
The Reynolds Woman's Club will meet Wednesday afternoon January 4 at 3 30 at the Club House. The Fine Arts Committee chaired by Mrs Roy Jones will present a very interesting program with guest speaker Mrs Ferdinand Carson. All members urged to attend.
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Reynolds Woman’s Club
Fine Arts Committee
Roy Jones
Chm
Ferdinand Carson
Aliens to Report Addresses Under 1952 Law Next Month
Washington reports that at least 2,990,000 aliens are expected to file annual address reports in January under the 1952 law. Last January about 2,948,000 filed at local post offices or immigration offices. Columbus officials withdraw bid for Southern Association franchise. Macon bid to join league in 1961 appears likely.
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Washington, D. C
Columbus Baseball
Macon
Hog Industry Focus at ABAC Short Course
The hog industry in south Georgia will be highlighted at ABAC College on January 10 with a Swine short course in the Griffin Rural Life Building. G. G. Hardeman, 89, longtime Macon real estate and insurance executive and original First National Bank & Trust Co. director, died December 25 after a lingering illness.
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South Georgia
Abac College
Griffin Rural Life
G. G. Hardeman
Macon
First National Bank& Trust Co
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Nashville, Tenn
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E. F. Seay
C. H. Denning
Buddy
Raleigh
N. C
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Winnie
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Maco
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H. Breaze
E. C. Whatley
Winston-Salem, N.C
George Goddar Sr
Macon Hospital
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Douglas
Thomaston
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Ruby Jinks
Orlando
Nellie Jinks
Elda Blackmon
Marshallville
Mrs. Foxton Seay
Shirley
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Bobby Horton
Roanoke Rapids, N. C
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Columbia, S. C
Laurice Aultman
Edward Hicks
Athens
Henry Hicks
Wade Lane
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Miami, Fla
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Ricks Carson
Eric Newsome Jr
Chicago, Ill
E. A. Newsome Sr
Marion Newsome
Howard Neisler
Ben Persons
W. M. Whatley
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B. E. Flowers
Chattahoochee
E. H Viner
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Thomson
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