Reynolds Local Notes Highlight Guests and Events
Reynolds Georgia January 18 1915 Rain dominates the morning. Mrs H Thornton visits with Mrs Rebecca Paris. Sol Draughon improves after illness. Miss Mariola Leonard visits her aunt Mrs F A Ricks. Mrs Rebecca Paris returns from Macon. Mrs Miller heads to LaFayette Indiana. Miss Louise Grantham guests of Mrs Thurman Whatley. Miss Marguerite Montfort to Macon to stay with sister Mrs Will Kilpatrick. Cooper’s stables and offices rent. Tom Carson from Butler visits Delta to see Col Robert Hicks. Miss Beulah Barrow Hosts Sunday School class. Shirley family moves to Thornton plantation to oversee farming. Coleman Institute enrollment reaches two hundred. Farmers & Merchants Bank holds stockholders meeting awaiting air opening. M E Church Woman’s Missionary Society meets at 3 pm with Mrs J A Matthews. driveable access noted. Mrs Henry Riley and son weekend guests of Mrs Ross Lucas. Cabbage Beet Onion plants offered 20 cents per hundred by parcel post. Ed Musslewhite Reynolds Ga. Troy Whatley, winner of Corn Club scholarship at University of Georgia, reports satisfaction with course.
Reynolds dwelling for rent with garden and barn
One house and lot in Reynolds town, in good community. Features include a large garden and a good cow lot with barn. Apply to E. M. Johnson.
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Reynolds
E. M. Johnson
Reynolds, Ga
W I Club Elects Officers At Business Meeting
The W I Club held a Wednesday meeting with Miss Marguerite Montfort presiding. Twenty five members attended as officers were re elected for the coming year. Officers include Mrs R A Hinton President Mrs W E Marshall Vice President Mrs C B Marshall Recording Secretary Mrs Thurman Whatley Corresponding Secretary Mrs C L Pyron Treasurer. Refreshments were served by Leila Whatley and Winnie Newsom with guests from the college present.
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W. I. Club
Marguerite Montfort
R. A. Hinton
W. E. Marshall
C. B. Marshall
Thurman Whatley
C. L. Pyron
Leila Whatley
Winnie Newsom
Ogburn
Morse
McAfee
Sale of entire stock at absolute cost prices
Announcement that the seller will leave Reynolds soon and offers the entire merchandise stock for cash at cost for 20 days from the date of the notice. Shoppers urged not to miss the opportunity during the 20 day sale period.
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Reynolds
Baptist Missionary Society Holds First Meeting of Year
The Baptist Missionary Society opened with thirty members including six new additions. Officers were elected: President Mrs Chas Pyron, Vice President Mrs W F Marshall, Secretary Mrs G W Ingram, Treasurer Mrs A M Carter. January offering was $11.80. meeting hosted by Mrs Whatley with a salad course.
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E Missionary Society
Hie Iu
Bro. Smith
Chas
Pyron
W. F. Marshall
G. W. Ingram
A.M. Carter
Virginia Hintion
Winnie Newsom
Homer Beeland
Whatley
Leila
New Mayor and Aldermen Installed in Reynolds 1915
The Reynolds town government held its first 1915 meeting Monday night with E. E. Hodges elected Mayor Pro tem. C. L. Pyron was named Clerk and Treasurer, J. H. Craughon Chief of Police, and T. D. Whatley Night Watchman. Committees were announced with F. A. Ricks chairing Finance and E. E. Hodges heading Street. Reynolds aims for material progress under the new administration with citizen cooperation.
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Reynolds
E. E. Hodges
C. L. Pyron
J. H. Craughon
T.D. Whatley
W. E. Marshall
F. A. Ricks
L. T. Barrow
Peas Buyer Windham Seeks Local Suppliers
C A Windham offers to buy peas at a higher price than competitors, inviting growers to bring their crop for trading if money can secure the sale.
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C.A. Windham
Reynolds, Ga
The Souxty Fair Praise of Practical Inventors
A lyrical ode to inventors and the mechanical department at the fair. It extols farmers’ education value and celebrates the world’s great minds behind the sickle, binder, and cotton gin, lauding their service to humanity and lasting impact beyond profit.
Farmer Radford on Woman Suffrage
The speaker extols women's role at home as the backbone of society and argues political duty is not within the female sphere. He asserts motherhood on farms inspires domestic welfare and warns that involvement in government would erode homes and family duties.
Rural Social Centers For Youth Enrichment
Proposal for social centers led by cultured leadership to entertain amuse educate and inspire young people. Vision emphasizes aesthetic surroundings art infused atmosphere and innocent amusements to brighten rural youths lives.
The Order of the Iron Cross and Its Crusade Origin
The article traces the Order of the Iron Cross from crusade era roots to its 1813 founding by Frederick William III. It notes the siege of Acre in 1190 and the Knights Hospitalers influence, the move to Venice, and later Prussia. The emblem details include an iron cross with silver edges, the initials F W, and the imperial crown.
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Frederick William III
Order of the Iron Cross
Acre
Barbarossa
Walpot von Bassenheim
Bremen
Knights Hospitalers of Our Dear Lady of
Ritter von der Marie Orden
Palestine
Venice
Thither
Hermann von der Salza
Prussia
Fiesland
F. W
Frederick William
Chicago Tribune
Editor Absent Again As Caller Probes
A man with unbarbered hair and a shiny coat asks if the editor is in. The office boy says the editor has just gone out. The caller complains this is the third time and demands an explanation. A witty line from Lippincott's closes the scene.
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Lei Ban
Lippincott’s
Two little girls Angie and Gert rude meet a visitor
Two little girls Angie and Gert rude play when a man arrives, prompting a brief scene that follows. The text hints at a domestic moment with a visiting figure entering the scene.
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Angie
Gertrude
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Burt
Barrow Brothers
H. A. Paris
H. Thornton
Rebecca Paris
Sol Draughon
Mariola Leonard
Talbotton
Macon
Miller
Brown Marshall
LaFayette
Indiana
Louise Grantham
Will, Kilpatrick
Tom Carson
Butler
Our Town
Delta
Col
Robert Hicks
Beulah Barrow
Coleman Institute
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Woman’s Missionary Society of the
M. E. Church
J. A. Matthews
Western Heights
Henry Riley
Little Son
Ross Lucas
Lucas
Ed Musslewhite
Troy Whatley
Corn Club
University of Georgia
Baptist Missionary Society
Concil Daly
Girls’ High School Club
Coleman
Myrdle Davis
Frank Hicks
Bryan Hodges
Wynn Joiner
Minnie McAuley
Nettie Fountain
Martha Powell
Mary Ingram
Ruth Musslewhite
Annie Philman
Susie Fountain
Helen Hodges
Ethel James
Ruth McDaniel
Allie Lee Hill
Winnie Griffith
Ruth Wilson
Jessie Wade
Mattie Saunders
Saslie Mae Hollis
T. D. Seay
Lewis Ruffin
Clifford Whatley
Willie Joe Carson
Lewis Draughon
Carl Hall
Mance Crawford
Paul McDaniel
Peter Radford
National Farmers’ Union
Say iiWl
C. W. Pool
L. F. Montfort, Cashier
Germany
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