Mrs Arch Carter Hosts Family Dinner Honoring Sons
Mrs Arch Carter complimented her sons Messrs Fred Carter of Atlanta and Frank Carter of Ft Valley with an elegant dining recently consisting of turkey and all the accessories that go to make up a large family dinner. She is noted for hospitality and domestic accomplishments and was at her best on this occasion.
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Arch Carter
Fred Carter
Atlanta
Frank Carter
Ft. Valley
Officers Installed in Missionary Society Service
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church will install all officers on the third Sunday at 11 a.m. The pastor will preside, leading a sacred service expected to deepen spiritual interest in mission work for all attendees.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Our
Missionary Society
Ladies Aid Society Entertained Tuesday
The Ladies Aid Society held its first meeting of the new year last Tuesday afternoon at the parsonage. Despite bad weather attendance was good with Mrs. Eva Carter presiding. The program was brief, the society financially sound, and a committee was appointed to assist the pastor and his family. Daughters Katherine and Jane Joiner served cakes and hot chocolate.
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Ladies Aid Society
Eva Carter
Jess
Katherine
Jane Joiner
Peas Buying Offer From Reynolds Trader Windham
C A Windham of Reynolds Georgia announces a book price bid for peas and promises a better offer than competitors. He states he will trade money for peas if the price meets expectations.
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Ime
C. A. Windham
Reynolds, Ga
Young Farmer Hinton Shows Promising Farm Progress
In Reynolds Georgia the young farmer Ben Hinton showcases a diversified operation in the Delta region. He yields strong cotton, breeds beef cattle and pigs, and emphasizes soil building with peas and velvet beans. His Hampshire hogs and Duroc interests draw attention, while neighboring farmers like A W Hicks and Whatley display robust hog and corn efforts. The Southern Cultivator note links Hinton to rising interest in quality hog breeding as he plans continued expansion.
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Reynolds
Ben Hinton
Delta
Egypt
Hinton
Taylor County
Hampshire
Peacock
Cochran
Young Hinton
A. W. Hicks
Whatley
W. E. Marshall
Hunnicutt
Marshall Succeeds Weaver As Mayor in Reynolds
In Reynolds last Tuesday’s municipal election the officers chosen for the present year include Mayor W. E. Marshall and Aldermen F. A. Ricks A. J. Crawford E. E. Hodges W. I. Powell and L. T. Barrow. Hodges led the ticket by twelve votes, pledging to serve the masses’ interests and thanking voters for their confidence. Reynolds congratulates itself on capable leadership and plans for next month’s advancement.
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W.E. Marshall
F. A. Ricks
A. J. Crawford
E. E. Hodges
W. I. Powell
L. T. Barrow
Reynolds
Hodges
One Cause of Family Troubles Revealed by Doctor
Dr Josish Oldfield claims marriages are marred at breakfast tables and morning routines. He asserts that wallpaper ceilings and domestic morals reflect broader husband wife and child dynamics, suggesting a broader social consequence.
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Josish Oldfield
Good Farming Report From Reynolds Farm
In a pleasant talk with Mr. E. H. Payne we learned of Mrs. P. E. McDaniel’s Reynolds area farm. The 1914 crops included 1400 bushels of corn 53 bales of cotton 15 tons of hay plus $100 pork sales and 8 hogs slaughtered yielding 3000 pounds of meat and 500 pounds of lard. The farm used only four plows last year and had good gardens chickens and eggs.
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E. H. Payne
P. E. McDaniel
Reynolds
Payne
State Bank Balance Sheet Paragraph From 1915 Georgia Ledger
I. H. K. Sealy, Cashier, states the balance sheet is true to the best knowledge. The document lists liabilities and capital such as capital stock paid in, surplus, undivided profits, and reserves. It includes circulating notes, deposits, bills payable, and notes on maturity and notice terms.
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Banking House
Federal Reserve
Central Reserve
U.S
TOWOM
State OF Georgia
Taylor
I. H. K. Sealy
H. K. Sealy
T. Whatley
Pessimistic man seeks more than he has
Fragmentary note describes a man with a bleak outlook chasing greater desires. It hints at a misheard phrase or misread instruction about "Unings" and "waleme Ge," suggesting confusion or a euphoric bed moment. The text remains vague and symbolic about motives and outcomes.
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Burt
Barrow Brothers
H. A. Paris
Mrs. Jones Hicks
Talbotton
Robert Hicks
Macon
Jennie Gray Cranghon
Leila Whatley
Florence Smith
Susie Griffith
C. L. Pyron
Mrs. Griffith
The
Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
J. H. Whatley
Florence
Columbus
Bonnie
Winnie Newsom
Baptist Church
H. W. Joiner
Methodist Church
W. I. Club
Marguerite Montfort
Mr. Smith
Smith
Masters Charles
James Ricks
Capt
Chas. Smith
Ypsilanti
Marshall
Weaver
First National Bank
Georgia
Federal Reserve Bank
Total
J.N. Bryan
C. H. Neisler
Jesiah
Paul McDaniel Reynolds
Ree Noe
L. F. Montfort, Cashier
A. Hinton
Ee. Reynolds? Banking Company