Reynolds Civic Improvement Club notices and social roundups
Reynolds department social notes record visits and transfers throughout the week. Names include Paul Poe in Macon, Susie Payne, Florence Smith, Sanford McDaniel, Helen Rose in Atlanta, Annie Laurie Whatley in Macon, Wilma Barrow in Rochell, Lucile and Grace Fountain in Macon, and many others. Several residents are listed as sick, traveling to Atlanta or Ft. Valley, or visiting relatives, with mentions of trips to Florida and Orlando for business.
Gordon Carson Chapter U D G January Meeting
The Gordon Carson Chapter U D G met at Mrs F A Ricks with joint hostesses Mrs Chas Smith. Program included War Measures by Mrs M A Liffey vocal solo by Mrs F M Carson Dixie by Mrs J A Pendergrast reading by Mrs J C Hvid Wayside Homes 1860 1865 by Mrs A G Hicks piano duet Marie Barrow Eva Draughon Faithful Servants 1860 65 by Mrs T Whatley Little David Confederate torpedo boat by Miss Nettie Paris. President urged members to attend and bring dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Carson
F. A. Ricks
Chas. Smith
M. A. Liffey
F. M Carson
Dixie
J. A. Pendergrast
J. C Hvid
Wayside Homes
A. G. Hicks
Marie Barrow
Eva Draughon
T Whatley
Little David
Nettie Paris
For Sale Cultivator and Farm Implements
Reynolds buyer can see E R Windham for a cultivator 1 disc harrow 1 drag harrow 1 corn dropper 1 two horse wagon plow tools sale notice with place and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
E.R. Windham
W L Club Notes from January Meeting Highlights
The W L Club met January 2 at Mrs J D Beall's home with Mrs T D Seay as co host. After business a program featured chorus America a club paper on American musicians a vocal solo piano solo and music reading. A salad course followed served by the hostesses. Club reporter was indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L
J.D. Beall
T. D. Seay
America
R. A. Hicks
B. W. Hinton
Melissa Ogburn
Edgar Whatley
Willie Musslewhite
Possum Hunt In Marshes At Flint River
College crowd joins a possum hunt along Flint River with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. H M Waters. Tom Windham, UGA footballer, leaps to save a raccoon life and sprains his ankle. Attendees include Annie Laurie Whatley Helen Rose and numerous locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flint River
Henry
M. Waters
Tom Windham
University of Georgia
Annie Laurie Whatley
Helen Rose
Wilma
Neva Barrow
Marion Hodges
Annie L. Whatley
Christine Sears
Shellman
Effie McDaniel
Thomaston
Pauline Carter
Ft. Valley
Susie Payne
Annie M. Hicks
Albert Rose
Death of Miss Pearl Simmons in Garden Valley
Miss Pearl Simmons, 22, of Garden Valley, died Sunday morning at 9 at Middle Georgia Sanitarium Macon after one week of illness. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs John J Simmons brother John J Jr and four sisters. Body returned Reynolds Sunday. funeral and interment in Garden Valley Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Simmons
Garden Valley
Middle Georgia
Miss Simmons
Macon
John J. Simmons
John
Retain SungEE Instincts and Nighttime Predators
Imaginative life contrasts day and night in London Zoo, where caretaker Pocock notes beasts reveal hunting instincts after dark. He argues wild animals seldom make good pets and discusses disease, human longevity, and ongoing efforts to prevent illnesses. Projections cite New York City population questions and future urban growth. An Philadelphia anecdote warns about money management in old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R_ rT Pocock
Zoological Gardens of London
Scientific American
Hons
Broad Street
Philadelphia
Secretiveness myth debunked in New York court ruling
A New York case upholds a secretive woman as entitled to half of a $3,000,000 estate, with a court order for a $1,500,000 share from an $8,000,000 pool. The piece mocks longstanding boasts about male genius and ancient culinary firsts, noting history’s lapses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Enduring Debate on Piano Mastery vs Practice Hours
Despite en durance contests entering piano playing some old-fashioned readers cling to the belief that excellence comes from playing well rather than merely practicing for long hours.
Scientists Link Handedness to Ancestral Roles
A scientist argues most men are right handed because ancestors were warriors, while left handed men are linked to innocent bystander lineages. The remarkPlayful tone questions science and stereotypes handedness.
Sleep Questionnaire Reveals Late Arrival Student
A college sleep survey notes one student habitually returns to his room at 5 a.m. He is described as a wide awake young man who may soon stand out for someone seeking such a pattern.
Racial Mixture Debated In Vitality and Intermarriage
A discussion in Hygeia cites Prof S J Holmes on intermarriage among races. The article notes mixed black and white outcomes for mental levels and physical vigor, while also reporting a Baltimore woman criticizing church charity sewing as harming needle trades workers and praising clothing factory labor for offering economic independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Holmes
Hygeia
Holmes
Baltimore
America
Polar explorer MacMillan to test radio on Bowdoin voyage
Donald B. MacMillan, famed polar explorer, aboard the Bowdoin, prepares experiments for good luck radio fans. He notes Eskimos reacted to a wire phone by shouting and running to hear their own voice, while pondering how such quirks mirror politics and business today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald’ B. MacMillan
Bowdoin
MacMillan
Eskimos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club __ of
Mr. Paul Poe
Mr. Glifford Avera
Florence Smith
Mr. Sanford McDaniel
Mr. Lewis Ruffin
R. H. James
Wesleyan College
C. C. Sanders
Talbotton
Atlanta
C. H. Neisler
Wilma Barrow
Rochell
Lucile and
Grace Fountain
Jelly Knox
C. M
Montgomery
Mr. E. L. Sanders
Florida
John Kilby
D. S. Sanders
Mr. C. B. Marshall
Lottie Marshall
Bertha Sammons
Tentonton
D. W. Payne
Col
Homer Beelandle
Orlando, Fla
Mrs. Arthur Sheppard
Dr. and
Mrs
T. G. Turk
Annie Laura Whatley
Willie Barrow
Jacksonville Fla
A. J. Barrow
Mrs. J. Carswell Hind and
Little Son
Mrs. Hind
Mr. Ricks Carson
Kathrine Powell
Chattanooga
Tenn
Antoinette Johnston
J. C. Hind
Albany
Miss Pearl Simmons
Baby Eash
Atlanta, GA
New York City
Ogburn
Columbia
FA. Ricks
N. Bryan
Onal Bank
Georgia
H. K Sealy
RL Bell
Safety and Service
R. A.hinton
L. F. Monfort
Cashier
Guano Co
R. A. Hinton
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