Reynolds Daily Social Notes Highlight Local Visiting Folks
Local residents and visitors share travel and family updates across Reynolds. Henry Hicks visits Montezuma. R M Suggs from Wesley. Alton Liffey from Flint, Mich.. M Daniel from Atlanta. Charlie Seay from Macon. Helen Powell visits Butler. L H Laughridge Mackin. William Parker returns to Tifton for studies. Montgomery Alabama and other relatives appear in weekend gatherings. Church events note Reynolds Methodist service Sunday and Baptist plan changes for January preaching on first and third Sundays due to Rev Huckabee's Crowell assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Baptist Church
Hucka’ Bee
Crowell
Local Taylor Mill Social Roundup and Sunday School Note
Miss Kate Freeman spent Saturday night with Miss Edna Parker and others visited. Mt Olive church appointment noted. Town folk hosted dinners and weekend visits among the Windham Douglas Parker and related families. Sunday school attendance rose to 128 with Cradle Roll additions. Friday night fishing party hosted by H P Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Freeman
Edna Parker
Margaret
Nellie French
Mary Dougas
Eddie Windham
Thomaston
Laura Daniels
Jack Hobbs
Reynolds
Wm. Douglas
W. H. Roberson
Leila Childree
W. F. Rogers
Ft. Valley
Bessie Ray
Johnie Windham
Gordon Lane
Roy Lawhorn
G. B. Windham
Cynthia Jones
Annie Windham
John Williams
Winnie Underwood
Sarah Turner
Lottie Windham
Tom Young
Charlie Windham
Mattie Windham
Wanda Peterman
Eris Peterman
O. J. Oliver
David Cotney
P. Douglas
Riley Windham
Lee Posey
G. Perry
G. L. Windham
Jessie Rogers
Hudson |Poole
Donald Windham
Rufus Smith
G. L Windham
Lottie
Windham
Julian
Louise Douglas
H. P. Bartlett
Strayed or Stolen Mare Notes in Reynolds Georgia
A medium sized dark bay mare about five years old was reported missing from the owner's premises around December 12. A liberal reward is offered for return or information on the mare, owned by G A Trussell of Reynolds Route 4.
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Des
G. A
Trussell
Reynolds
Rte
Notice from Georgia Federation Treasurer Demands Club Dues
The Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs recalls that 1933 dues are due for clubs across districts. Unpaid 1932 taxes remain. rewards offered to the district treasurer who submits all dues first. District treasurers listed: Claxton, Bainbridge, Ft. Gaines, Bowden, Atlanta, Cochran, Dalton, Waycross, Gainesville, Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Bryan
Jefferson
Georgia Federation of ‘Women’s Clubs
Wites
Georgia
R. H. Burroughs
Claxton
Olive Morgan
Bainbridge
J. B. Grimsley
Ft. Gaines
Lola Beck
Bowden
Evangelistic Club Hosts Program at Pleasant Grove Church
About 30 members of the Evangelistic Club of Taylor Mill visited Pleasant Grove Church in Garden Valley last Sunday evening. Rev. C. H. Moore, club president, led the meeting with Rev. M. T. Gaultney welcoming the group. Members took active roles and the program was described as very successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelistic Club
Taylor Mill
Pleasant Grove
Garden Valley
C. H. Moore
M. T. Gaultney
Notice to creditors of The First National Bank of Reynolds
Treasury Department announces claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia must be presented to Receiver N M Dudley with proof within three months or be disallowed. Acting Comptroller F G Awalt signs the notice dated November 21 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
First National Bank of Reynolds
Georgia
N. M. Dudley
F. G. Awalt
Booth Hearst Scribe Bets Ruth to Red Sox Manager in 1934
A column notes big names and events from the era. Hoover delays beer legislation to Roosevelt with debt reform by a new board. Walter Winchell mourns his daughter Walda. Jack Dempsey eyes a Broadway base for boxing and a Garden fight plan. Babe Ruth rumored for Boston in 1934, and high schools drop baseball as a major sport. References to Hearst, Runyon, and Mercer add color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Dempsey
Jack
Ballyhoo
Dempsey
Madison Square Garden
New York
Jimmy Johnston
Johnston
Damon Runyon
Mr. Hearst
Babe Ruth
Boston Red Sox
Tunney
Jim Farley
Roosevelt
New York Boxing Commission
Jo-ja
Gov
Russell
New Year Message Urges Self Improvement and Civic Duty
In a 1933 New Year letter Cousin Joe urges Cousin Charles to act now, grow mentally and physically, and help others. He laments aging, extols natural law, and stresses individual responsibility, reforming habits, and supporting the community. He promotes composting, local papers, and independence from fertilizer salesmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
God
Joe
Charles
The
Times
C. S
Giants Beat Atlanta in Nonviolent Exhibition Crowd Event
The Giants won another game before a large crowd with no violence involved. McGraw addressed spectators harshly about Atlanta, criticizing it, and the team did not return there for several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Atlanta
Sid Mercer
George
Giants
Assa
Christy” Mathewson
Matty
Muzzler
Chief Meyers
al Bridwell
Bridwell
New York
McGraw
O’dell
Delvin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Henry Hicks
Montezuma
Mr. R. M. Suggs of
Wesley
Alton Liffey
Flint, Mich
Mr. M.daniel
Charlie Seay
Macon
Helen Powell
Mr. L. H. Laughridge
William Parker
Tifton
W. E. Saunders
Montgomery, Ala
B. H. Newsom
J. H. Whatley
C. C. Cooper
Sara Cooper
David Coolik
Florida
Elizabeth Whatley
Cuthbert
William Liffey
M. A. Difsey
Statesboro
George Carter
Texas
Mrs. Brown of
Howard
Zatian Fidwards
Frances Williamson
Butler
Annie
Emily Hicks
North Carolina
Beulah Barrow
A. J. Barrow
Marie Barrow
Ideal
Paul Poe
Maron
W. E. Marshall
L. A. Harrell
Columbus
Reynolds Methodist Church
A. Saunders
Paul Saunders
Montgomery
Ala
Mrs. T. Whatley
Mrrs
H. Whatley
Taylor Mill News
Andie Windham
Eva
Jewel Perkins
Mary and
Eula Douglas
Mt. Olive Church
Georgia Federation
Pleasant Grove Church
Neisler’s
Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Walter Winchell
Walda
Winchell
Jack Sharkey
Primo Canera
Sharkey
Canera
al Jolson
Chevrolet
al Sing
Radio City
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rock of Gibraltar
Vinson
Army
Navy
Mercer
West Point
Annapolis
Moore
New Jersey
Burns
Samuel Insull
Greece
Cousin Charles
Adam
Imp
Heaven
Earth
Hell
P.O
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