Community Notes From Thomaston and Surroundings
Local social column records visits and gatherings across Thomaston and nearby towns. Attendees include Mrs. Foter and family, Rev. H. L. Lumpkin, Miss Carolyn Hart, Mr. Robert Hanson, Mrs. PtheI McChargue, and many Lumpkin family members. The piece notes church events, Sunday dinners, prayers, illness updates, and a recovery for Mr. Virgil Yarbrough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lae Hutche
Hubert of
Thomaston Wert
New Life Church
Siday
Robert Hanson
Manchester
Pthel MceChargue
Thomas Ge
Rey
H.L. Lumpkin
H. L. ‘Lumpkin
Buena Vista
Mira J. Welch
H."l) Lumpkin
Herman’ Watson
Chi
J. M Hays
Lizzie Phillips
Virgil Yarbrough
Legislators Get Mileage but Few Will Visit Homes
Atlanta January 17 State Treasurer Geo B Hamilton ruled that under law and the appropriation bill all Georgia legislators are entitled to mileage for both the 104 day special session and the regular session totaling about 16 000 dollars. The mileage rate is ten cents per mile for the round trip from each member's home in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia General Assembly
Geo.b. Hamilton
Weekend visitors here from Thomaston and Macon
The note lists numerous local residents hosting or visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. It cites Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of Thomaston, along with visitors from Macon and Cross Roads, and mentions guests including Mr. and Mrs. T. Gaultney and Miss Mildred Montgomery staying with local families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Windham
Panhandle
D. Jarrell
Cecil
Pitts
Phillips
Thom
Aston
Henry
Jarrell
Britt
McChargue
Thomaston
Sun
Aap. Walker
Heey Tsa Reya-Shepherd
2Macon
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Mru
Wilgon Starling
David
Tannon
Henry, Jarrell
Miks Effie
Mercer
F. "Bennett
Inez Jarrell
Lester
Daniel
EM Gaultney
Misa Mildred
Montgomery
C. R. Montgomery
F. C. Jarrell
Lala Garrett
Charing
Horace McElmurray
Tazewell
J. W' Woodall
Alfred Williamson
Woodbury
Laura Montgomery
H. H. ‘Lumpkin
N. L. Halley
Reynolds
Josephine Montgomery
Minnie Montgomery
Walter Purvis, Jr
California
Brannon -Montgomery
Harmon
Baby
Cletus Hill
Joe Wilder
Buena Vista
Walker
Methodist
Christian Science Lesson Sermon Outline Read Worldwide
The Sunday lesson sermon for Churches of Christ, Scientist, will cite from the Bible: If ye continue in my word ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. It will also include correlative selections from Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy, noting that truth should not seem surprising and error is not real and life must be governed by reality to be in harmony with God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pruth
Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker ‘Eddy
Constitution Ratification Text Fragments
A fragmentary notice references the U S Constitution Preliminary Article 7 stating that ratification by nine states would be sufficient to establish the Constitution between the ratifying states. The text is an archival excerpt showing early constitutional language and procedural conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Weeklong Shows at Dean Theatre Start January 22
The Dean Theatre schedules a varied lineup: Janet Gaynor, Douglas Fairbanks Jr., and Paulette Goddard lead Young at Heart. Campus Confessions features Hanks Luisetti with Betty Grable. Friday and Saturday present Smith Ballew and Evelyn Drew in Panamint’s Bad Man, plus Island in the Sky with Gloria Stuart. Note change in show days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Gaynor Douglas’ Fairbanks, Jr
Paulette Goddard
Ti WA
White
Selanie
Janet ‘Gaynor
Douglas Fairbanks! Jr
Billie Burke
Roland Young
Campus Confessions
Hanks Luisetti
Betty’ Grable
Eléanor’ Whitney
William
Henry and
Thruston
Hall
Smith ‘Ballew
Evelyn Drew
Panamint
Gloria Stuart
Michael Whelan
Mule Sale Listings
One young mule and four second hand mules for sale advertised by Ed A Hollis with contact detail aid.
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Sea
A Hollis
Reynolds High School Highlights in Student Published Weekly
Reynolds High School issues a weekly paper produced by students. The staff lists positions including managing editor Baltor, editorial writers Elmer Nelson Audray Waters and Jewel Pi, sports editor Guy Win, society editor Elizabeth Waa, poetry editor Frances Seay, and editors John Montgomery Glass and Cleo Wainwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds High School
The
Tal
Baltor
Lucy Bryant
Abbiétont
Baltor Meted
SM Au Frances Fase
Elmer Nelson
Audray Waters
Jewel
Frances ‘Séay
Jake
John Montgomery
Glass
Lo. Mozellé
Cox’ Grammar School
Cleo Wainwright
Forum at Club House Discusses Southern Economic Conditions
The first meeting of the newly formed Club forum was held at the clubhouse at 2 o'clock. Miss Woodward led discussion on the economic conditions of the South, urging citizens to consider responsibilities and work toward improvements in education health and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Pde
Woodward
South
Magnolia
iSouth
Jean
Wall
Misa Woodward
Joiner
Ri Hg Ss
Miss Woodward
Reynolds
Christmas School News Highlights and New Pupils
Students recount a cheerful Christmas party with gifts and Santa helper Mrs Cooper. New pupils join: Aileen Stafford Billy Hammock Stanhope Munro. Departures include Claude Robert Mathew Maude Mathews Kate Mathews. Jim Stafford is welcomed as a new pupil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard ‘Cooper
Edmands
Cooper
Iback
Aileen Stafford
Billy
Sam
Maude
Kate Mathews
Jim Stafford
New Pupil Introductions at local Elementary School
A third grade note describes Carson Culverhouse moving to Howard. A new pupil Mary Agnes Munro joins, with Dorothy Stafford sharing she is new and was at Dooling school. Both students report kind reception since arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Culverhouse
Howard
Mary Agnes Munro
Dooling School
Dorothy Stafford
New Song Book Pages Prompt Classroom Interest
Students mention new song books by Richard Parks and discuss plans to study familiar songs. They hope Mrs Hodges will permit lessons using the new material.
New Students Arrive in Our Room Dorothy Stafford and James Hammock
The room welcomes a new girl Dorothy Stafford and a new boy James Hammock from Central and Dooling. They joined on Tuesday and Monday respectively and express happiness at their arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Stafford
James Hammock
Central
Dooling
Picture Day at School Highlights Friendly Photographer
A brief report describes a man who asked to take students’ photos before Christmas. He was polite and led them to the school front for portraits. The prints arrived and were praised as very good, with an invitation to view them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Parks
Ted Parks
May
Margaret’ Smith
Robert ‘Rogers
Betty
Windham
Roey
Ralph Windham
Woodbury
Fifth Grade Crafts And Poetry Lesson At 4 H Club
Fifth grade girls attended a 4 H Club meeting led by Miss Frances Elton who taught hand towel and apron making with embroidery of teapots cups and flowers. The class memorized three verses of Psalm of Life, nine verses total, reciting at home each night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Elton
Dsy
Letter From Fourth School Sparks Interest in Madawaska
Fragmentary note from Madawaska referencing a letter from the Fourth School. Mentions belief it arrived Monday and expresses gladness at reception. Indicates some English families nearby and proximity to Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coe
Madéa- Gs
Ople
Madawaska
Canada
Prophesy of Ninth Grade Class by Dugenia Joiner
A playful ninth grade class prophesy lists names and futures across fields from medicine and aviation to teaching and farming. It imagines students like May Clay Bryan, Lorraine Clyatt, Jack Fuller, Virginia Hodges, Kathryn Jenkins, Eugenia Joiner, and others achieving varied life paths while blending humor and hopeful tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Bryan
Byrd
Lorraine Clyatt
Jack’ Fuller
Helen Hancock
Dorothy Hinton
Red
Doris Hobbs
Petator
Sweetie Hobbs
Hitch
Virginia Hodges
Doris Hortman
Beauty Co
William Hortman
Monk
Ray Pass
Nena High Schools
Kathryn Jenkins
Eugenia Joiner
Virginia Jones
Miks Jelks Map Draws Crowd in Napyon Thertront Hoard
The fragment mentions a map by Miks Jelks drawing in a crowd at Werlboked. The unclear text adds an aside about a man named iphey and a phrase Out Wey pil. The readable content is highly fragmented with no clear event, date, or organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miks Jelks
Student Moves Away Shifting School Ties
A fragmentary notice indicates a student named Brances Winters left her girls’ group and moved to a different school or location, with garbled street or place names and unclear new assignment. The text mentions a person named Jove Stambridge and a move involving Racy to Busters, with several unclear quoted terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jove Stambridge
iBusters
Yahoos Reclicolys
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Richard Parks
Bryan Blair
Hugh Sawyer
Rosamond ‘Windham
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Carolyn
Kilby
Lawson
Mack Lucas
Haviland McDaniel
Evelyn" Montgomeryi
Florence O*neal
Brances
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