Reynolds Civic Improvement Club Event Notes
Reynolds society column records visits and events. Mr and Mrs H K Sealy host in Macon and Montezuma. Mrs Griffith sells a spring millinery line. many locals attend bridges, sewing club, and two Christmas-season parties. Visits span Butler Atlanta Florence Cleveland and Baltimore. pharmacy and dress shop promotions punctuate the week.
U D C Notes Gordon Carson Chapter February Meeting
The Gordon Carson Chapter U D C meets at Mrs Pendergrasts studio in February with joint-hostesses Mrs Pendergrast and Miss Melissa Ogburn. Program includes Georgia Confederat e Capitol history and Milledgeville, Minnie Hinton vocal solo, Marion Hoiges solo, Governor's mansion history, Wilma Poole piano, Francis Bartow Memorial history, and two part chorus by the high school glee club.
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Gordon-Carson
U. D. SC
Pendergrast
Melissa Ogburn
Georgia
Confederate Capitol
Old Capitol
Milledgeville
Minnie Hinton
Marion Hoiges
Governor's Mansion
8. H. Bryan
Wilma Poole
Francis Bartow
Georgia U.D. G
F . Ricks
Gold Lace General Abercrombie Recalled by Colonists
General Abercrombie arrived in America in 1756 to lead English forces against France and allied tribes but his gold lace drew mockery from colonists who dubbed him Bliss Nabbycrombie, highlighting unpopularity.
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Abercrombie
America
Bliss Nabbycrombie
Measuring Zero News Editor Joke Turns Into Sparse Quote
A Boston Transcript quip notes an editor interviewing a celebrity who says nothing. The joke puns on the idea of empty quotes and the width of columns, reflecting media vanity and interview constraints.
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Boston Tanscript
Reynolds High School to stage two plays on February 18
Reynolds High School Expression Department presents The House of the Heart and The Gooseherd and the Goblin on February 18 with readings piano solos and a Parade of the Wooden Soldiers. Admission is 16 and 26 cents, proceeds fund the department. Georgia Day program on February 12 honors distinguished Georgian writers at 1:30 pm in the school auditorium.
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Expression Department
the Reynolds High School
House of the Heart
Constance D'Avey Mackey
Ruth Caslow
Hugh Neisler
Susie E
Newsome
Thelma Barrow
Doris Newsome
Edith Newsome
Minnie Montfort
Holcomb Newsome
Marjorie Mitchell
William Liffey
Elizabeth Whatley
Mildred Payne
LaGrace
Bohn
Janette Barrow
Helen Young
Pocher
Susie E. Newsome
Amerie Terre
Nette Barrow
Doris Neasonee
Oma
Constance D’arcy Mackay
Conard the
Mike Nei
Dame Alice
Conard
Hyiat Beth Whatley
Peterkin
Georgia School Chorus and Noted Works in Various Publications
A collage of references to Georgia School Chorus programs and student works includes quotations from Lanier and Stanton, song titles like “Jes s Wearin’ for You” and “Mighty Like a Rose,” and mentions of Corra Harris, Mrs Corra Harris of Circuit Rider Fame, and Uncle Remus stories. It catalogues teachers, poets laureate, and local writers such as Doris Newcome Dr. T Jacob's Tribute to Lanier, Louise Eubanks, and others, indicating a compilation of school and literary materials.
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Famoae
Georgia
Songti—Grammar School
Doris Newcome
T. Jacob
Lanier
Louise Eubanks
Frank‘l. Stanton
Alice Hicks
Stanton
Jess
Eugene Hodges
Ethel Marshall
Corra Harris
Blanche Marshall
Mattie Crawford
Plantation
Chous
Harry “Stillwell
Edwards
Camilla Hill
Cemetery Improvement At Hill Crest By W I Club
The cemetery committee of the W I Club has placed shrubs at Hill Crest and asks owners to review and approve. If not acceptable, please remove them. The committee will not clean lots, only maintains the driveway, and urges readiness for spring.
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WIL Club
Hill Crest
Myth
Falstaff Origins Linked to Oldcastle, Traitor Condemned
A claim notes John Oldcastle, once a companion of Henry V, as the original Falstaff. Oldcastle died a traitor’s death during Henry V’s reign, casting a shadow on the Shakespearean character’s origin.
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Falstaff
John Oldcastle
Henry V
Shakespeare
Oldcastle
Combinations of Cards and Permutations Formula
The article explains a method to count card arrangements by multiplying counting numbers for each position. It illustrates with ten cards, yielding 1 by 2 by 3 by 4 by 5 by 6 by 7 by 8 by 9 by 10 equals 3 628 800 possible orders.
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Thomaston
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Florida
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J. A. Matthews
C L. Smith
A. G. Hicks
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Susie Griffith
Lorena Coleman
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B. H. Newsom
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