Reynolds Society Notes and Local Updates
Reynolds columns report a broad roundup of illness and recoveries with names like Fountain Goddard Paris and Hollis in a busy week. Public notices include new officers for Reynolds city government, appointments, and local business moves as residents travel to Atlanta for mules and to Macon for other ventures.
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City of
Reynolds
H. H. Aultman
W. "E. Marshall
E. E. "Barrow
H. Xk.sealy
A. J. Payne
M. A. Liffey
H. C. Whatley
E. J. Pool
P. L. James
R. O. Perkins
Streets
E. E. Barrow
W. E. Marshall
H. K. Sealy
M. A. Lifsey
Reds Estate Offerings in Reynolds Area
A desirable Reynolds property offers a new dwelling close in and 75 acres of farm land three miles out. Peach growing suitability noted. Two well located building lots on Reynolds main street and another desirable dwelling in Reynolds.
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Main Street
Reynolds
Reynelds
Reynolds W J Club Women Meet at Mrs Hinton Home
The Woman's Improvement Club gathered at Mrs Ben Hinton's home with Mrs Robert Hicks as joint hostess. Program included duets by Bonnie and Winnie Newsom, readings by Susie Payne and Mrs A G Hicks, and a vocal solo. The club plans a Movie Theatre night to fund a new WI Club room.
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Ben Hinton
Robert Hicks
W. E. Marshall
Marshall
A. G. Hicks
Montgomery
Dorthy Par
Ladies Aid Society Meeting Attends to Parish Debt
The Ladies Aid Society met Tuesday at 2 30 PM at Mrs W A Saunders home. The president Mrs J P Land led devotional with John 6 1 21 as lesson. Readings/solos noted and prayers offered. Committees appointed to visit the sick raise debt off parsonage and collect dues with Mrs W J Walker and Mrs Ed Musslewhite serving. A sweet course followed the Doxology.
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Ladies Aid Society
W. A. Saunders
J. P. Land
John
Albert Carter
Hazel Barrow
Reading
Allen
Brother Allen
H. K. Sealy
Ellen Payne
HK Sealy
Marvin Griffith
Chrisp Saunders
Thurman Whatley
A. J. Barrow
Beginning Early Dorothy Reflects on Youth’s Lost Days
A seven year old girl named Dorothy laments the days of youth after a rushed breakfast and late start for school. She watches her younger sister and brother head out to enjoy a May day in the yard and sighs for the times of five.
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Dorothy
Frugal Furniture Repair Method Circulates in Memo
A household tip describes using warm water to dampen wood, covering with layered brown paper, and applying a hot iron to raise dents. If the bruise remains, repeat the process two to three times until the surface is level.
A Hopeless Quest
A brief reflection argues perpetual motion is impossible outside divine intervention. The author notes it as a vain human pursuit, an unsolved problem reflecting human vagaries, which ends in failure and often drives people to insanity.
Gloom in Kansas City Star Opinion Quips
A sharp Kansas City Star remark detaches humor from a stubborn image. The line mocks a ribald man on a tall ladder painting a leaky brush ceiling while singing a hymn, implying ineffectual effort.
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J. Fuller
Kansas City Star
A Woman's Way Bank Cashier Dialogue
A bank cashier tells a woman she owes a sizable overdraft and asks what to do. She responds you may charge it please. The exchange features a judge overhearing the conversation.
Daily Optimistic Thought
The phrase reflects on the idea that small beings or minds can possess a pride or dignity that feels boundless. It suggests a celebration of intrinsic worth regardless of size or circumstance.
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Fry
Fatty
Coney Island
A. C. Jones
Reynolds, GA
T. J. Fountain
George Goddard
K. Sealy
Howard
Mr. G. Taunton
Delta
David Montfort
F. F. Paris
Mr. O. N
Paris
Vienna
Jessie Wade
Columbus
E. A. Hollis
Winnie Griffith
J M Weaver
Mildred Jones
K. Sealy and
Little Son
New
Adams
F C Goodwin
Fort Valley
G. W. Bivins
F. C
Our Town
B. King
E. E. Payne
Col. C. B. Marshall
Macon
Atlanta
Eddie Goddard
J.R. Pardee
Florida
L. F. Montfort
Wynn Joiner
Millen
Sol Draughon
C. L. Pyron
Messrs
J. N. Bryan
F. A. Hicks
Lester Royal
Bronwood
B. P. Jones
A. J. Crawford
C. H. Neisler
F.%. McDaniel
R. E. Aultman
A. H. Aultman
Clifford Whatley
Athens
F. W. Griffin
Charlie Chapman
Americus
Mrs. Griffin
Oglethorpe
W. W. Coxwell
Jin
Carl Saunders
Beechwood Farm
J. H. West
Mirian West
Bi Hotel
Frank Hicks
Visi Talbot County
Curingt
Edward Hicks
Fort Ogietho
J. M
Ida Anthony
Vin Bryan
John Philman
Gain
Alonzo Tucker
Roach
J.M. Weaver
Oni
E. A. Newsome
Camp Wheeler
B. H. Newsome
Eva Whittington
Macon County
Allen Whittington
Sara Mae Hollis
G. M. and I. College
Mfignie Lou
Estelle Goodwin
John Foster
Beechwood Lumber Mill
Troy Whatley
Ferdinand Carson
College Park
James Reeves
D. W. Saunders
J.mccrary
Fort Valley, Nnd
J. R. Beeland
Butler
A C Jones
Mildred
Marie Allen
Watson Hotel
Dorothy Strong
Guerry Strong
Hattie Halstead
Myra and
Emmie Halstead
Panhandle
Herman Tucker
Manchester
W. H. Tucker
Potterville
Mrs. W. E. Ratcliff
Mrs. Blackman
St. Marys, Ga
Early Crawford
Crawford
Griffith
Albert Newsom
H. H. Newsome
Mitchell Neisler
Newsome
Tom Bright
Wick Graham
Talbotton
Tom Mitchell
C. W. Pye
Miss Pye
E. F. Seay
Reynolds Mixture Guano Co
Ie Mitchell
Mr. C.D. d
Sie
Nettie Foun
Wesleyan R
T. J. Foun
Ura Perry
Waverly
Edover
Octavo
E. A. Goddard
Vaiant
D. W. Payne
J. H. Whatley
J. A. Monsees
New Hope
Sundj
Monsees
Miss McGee
North Carolina
John Lewis, Jr
Crawford County
East
Roger Whittington
Lewis
Big Oak Hotel
Junior Missionary Society
Agnes Seay
Eloise Seay
T. D. Seay
Crisp
Mitchell
Wood's Seeds Forests
Wood
T. W. Wood & Sons Seedsmen
Richmond
State OF Georgia
Taylor County
The
Reynolds Banking Company
C. B. Marshall
N. P
Reds
Ladies Aid Society Meeting
J. D. Beal
W. J. Walker
Ed Musslewhite
E. A. Holis
H. T. Sanders
T. H. McDaniel
D. T. Sanders Gay
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