Reynolds Echoes on Beauty and Local Life in Reynolds
A reflective piece contrasts beauty with ugliness, highlighting nature’s forms from snakes to flies and dirt to seeds, culminating in a belief that beauty reigns on Earth. The page notes community events in Reynolds including church youth activities, social clubs, bridge games, and a local merchant’s trip to New York with a spring merchandise order.
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Earth
Dave Coolik
Prince
Jhas
New York
Reynolds
Sunday School Reminder and Local Social Notices
Sunday School urged as a path to daily happiness. A flurry of social items notes Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Prater in Macon, Mrs. Louise Hamper visiting in Butler, Edmund Hurt of Atlanta in town, and various visits among local families, church folks, and students. Many mentions of relatives, travel to Macon, Columbus, Athens, and Atlanta for leisure and illness, with a closing classified-like line promoting cabbage plants and seeds from Harry Powell.
U D C Meeting Georgia Birthday Program in Reynolds
The Gordon Carson Chapter of the U D C Reynolds will celebrate Georgia's birthday February 12 at 2 30 pm at Mrs M A Liffey home with Mrs Ray Lucas co hostess Program covers Georgia facts places and history including Savannah Augusta Milledgeville Atlanta and the first railroad steamboat cotton gin and other firsts with poems and songs referenced by club members
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Carson
Reynolds
Georgia
M. A. Liffey
Ray Lucas
Empire State of the South
Florence Smith
W. B. Marshall
Savannah
Willis Saunders
Augusta
Martha Powell
Louisville
Frank Musslewhite
Milledgeville
Clara Muslewhite
Atlanta
C. H. Neisler
Red Old Hills
Ben Hinton
F. M.carson
Mariah Hodges
Miriam - Carter
Paul Hodges
Julia Ingram
Sarah _ Cooper
Dan Hicks
A. J. Barrow
State ‘University
Be, H. Joiner
Thurman Whatley
U D C Notes on Gordon-Garson Chapter Meeting
The Gordon-Garson Chapter of Reynolds U D C met Jan 22 at Mrs C L Pyron's home with Mrs Dan Hicks hosting. Reports by committee chairs were given, Christmas boxes sent to veterans and widows, per capita toward the Maury Bust Fund, and $5000 toward the Lee Memorial Fund for Stratford. Georgia Day to sell flags on Feb 12. program included tributes to Robert E Lee with readings and hymns. Cake and coffee served by hosts and Mrs Gray Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Garson
Reynolds
C.l.pyron
Dan Hicks
Mathew Fountaine Maury
Lee Memorial
Stratford
Lees
Georgia
Robert E. Lee
Robert BE. Lee
Gray Hicks
Community Notes From Panhandle Local Socials
Mr. LJ Wainwright spent Saturday in Macon on business. Several residents report visits and weekend guests including Miss Nonie Spivey, Miss Eula Hammock, Paul Byrd of the U S Navy, and various local families. Sunday gatherings featured relatives in Roberta, Butler, Byron, and Macon with dinners hosted by the Grady Fuller and W R Cossey families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. LJ Wainwright
Macon
Eula Hammock
J W. Blair
Grady Fuller
W. C. Cosey
W. R Cosey
Byron My
H. E. Neisler
Butler
G. O Horton
Barron Fuller
Wm. Lowe,’ Jr
Roberta
Pin Point Sermons by Rev Burnette on Hypocrisy and Burdens
The sermon collection critiques church members who hide behind piety while indulging in worldly vice. It argues some drift to ill behavior, others reverse priorities, and the Bible urging bearing one another's burdens is misapplied by some.
Taylor Mill News Roundup Shows Community Life and Visits
Local notes outline residents visiting Thomaston Macon and nearby towns. Mentions include Mr and Mrs J P Thompson, Miss Geneva Thompson, Miss Annie O Kelley and Pearl Taylor hosting events. Prayer meetings, school attendance prizes, garden planting and village improvement are highlighted along with multiple social visits and illnesses.
Mrs Myrtle Blacksidee resigns as revenue collector
Myrtle T Blacksidee resigns from her $7000 a year post as collector of internal revenue after losing $50000 of a Chicago politician's money in a seaanee fare game swindle.
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Myrtle T. Blacksidee
Chicago
Internal Revenue
DeWitt Girl 17 Kills Man in Courtroom Shootout
In DeWitt Arkansas, 17 year old Mrs Helen Spence killed 80 year old Tack Worls during a crowded court session. Worls had been on trial for shooting her father A Spence. The incident occurred as a dramatic, deadly confrontation in the courthouse.
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Helen Spence
Eaton
DeWitt, Ark
Tack Worls
A. Spence
Lone Mail Bandit Robs A B C Train near Merrillville
A lone bandit boarded an Atlanta Birmingham and Coast train near Merrillville, Thomasville Georgia, shot mail clerk Prather with his own pistol, grabbed the registered mail pouch, and escaped into the woods. County and railroad officers pursue him. the train departed Thomasville about 8 PM Wednesday.
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Thomasville
Merrillville
Prather
Atlanta
Biel Prather
P:ther
Chevrolet renews its big advertising drive for 1931
Chevrolet plans a strengthened national ad push for 1931 led by R. J. White. The campaign expands beyond newspapers to radio and motion pictures, with 6,700 papers used previously and the newspaper backbone emphasized to reach a national market amid sub normal business conditions.
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Chevrolet
Vo Umns
R. J. White
Uhevrolet Motor Co
Mr. White
Time gun fires nightly for 400 years in Havana
Havana keeps time with a battery of 21 old Spanish guns at Cabanas Fortress. One gun fires nightly at 9 o clock, a tradition nearly four centuries old. The mechanism has kept a steady hour amid harbor views, while the country notes a general road mileage improvement.
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Havana
Cabanas
Havana Harbor
G O P Bossisi Blocking House Crisp Declares Reform
Washington January 25 news reports Rep Crisp Georgia claims the House rules empower a small leadership group and demand rule changes. He warns current setup mocks democracy, cites Speaker Cannon era power shifts, and outlines proposed amendments to empower backbench members and improve House operation.
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Washington
Beyj
House
Fee
Representive
Champlark
Joe” Cannon
Hau
Viney
Ohey
Hosses
House of Resentatives
Three Georgia Negroes In List To Receive Award
New York, Jan 25 The Harm Foundation announced Sunday seven negroes will receive W. I mon awards for distinguished achievement among negroes for 1980. They include Hall Johnson of Athens for original musical compositions used in the Green features A L Halsey of Tuskegee Institute native of Athens for a successful experiment enabling el to operate stores for Trade H A Hunt of Ft Valley for education and a training center for nest developments.
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New York
Harm Foundation
Sunda
Hall Johnson
Athens
University
Pennsylvania
A. L. Halsey
The
Tuskegeestitute
Tade
H. A. Hunt
Ft. Valley
Gibi
Nest
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Beauty
G. L. Pyron
Homer Beeland
B.H. Newsome
J. H. Whatley
the Baptist Church
J. 8. Waldorf
Lula Waldorf
C. W. Wright
Julian Toole
H. H. Aultman
Rob. Aultman and Son
the Woman's Improvement Club
Elbea Payne
Cliff’ Windham
T. W Poole
Duplicate Bridge Club
PD. Hodges
W. Hinton
B Liggin
W. BE. Marshall
T. Whatley
W. T Whatley
Ticks Carson
G. H. Goddard
Jacob Prater
Lewis Saunders
Edmund Hurt
8. B. Smith
A J. Fountain
Columbus
Mrs
Louise Hamper
Jacob Prayer
Mildred Garrett
Jus. A. Ivey
R. A Hinten
Mre
B. H. Newsome
J. H. What
Fr. E. Hodges
Willie Suggs
Bernice Hill
Mrs. Willis Saunders
T. J. Fountain
Clifford Avera
Iva Barnes
Elba Payne
R. A, Hinton
B P. Hodges
B W. Hinton
M. B. Shepherd
Little Son
Hickory, N. C
Messrs
Shelva Clarke
Terry Johnson
George Avil
Montezuma
Clifford Wallace Whatley
Hugh Windham
Albert Carter
A. G. Hicks
William Fickling
W. G. Fickling
Lorenza. Doyley and Son
T. J. Fountainn
Dan Beeland
Douglas Powel
Elbert Hill
Lewis Coolik
Harry Powell
Panhandle
Charlie Horton
G. C. Horton
Paul Byrd
U. S. Navy
J. S Byrd
Walter Caldwell
Wesley
J. B. Byrd
J. B. Fuller
Mrs. Wm. Lowe
Mrs. Sims Garrett
Charing
Nat Lucas
Paul Montgomery
0. R. Montgomery
A. D. Byrd
Clifton Byrd
Katie McCary
Jimi Musslewhite
OE. McCrary
Pin Point
Rev
J. C. Burnette
Death
Heaven
Robinson Drug Store
Liggin & Nessler Reynolds
Taylor Mill News
Mr. Maugham Vann
Thomaston
Mr. J. W. Windham
Geneva Thompson
Ann King
Winnie Underwood
Tressie Reid
Annie Oliver
Sam ‘Thompson
J. P. Thompson
James O'Kelley
Miss Annie O’kelley
B.V. Brogdon
Taylor Mill
R. P. McGuffin
W F, Rogers
L Windham
Maybrey
Oliver
Frank Kimble
Jack Windham
Sam Thompson
A. R. Rogers
J P Thompson
Lottie Windham
Pearl Taylor
Annie O'Kelley
Agnes Thompson
Taylor Mills
Mrs. Taylor
Annie O’kelley
L. D. King
Jas. O’kelley
Taylor
W. F. Oliver
Maurine Rogers
Edna Underwood
Terrel Smith
Woodrow Cofield
Joel Bartlett
Bya Hightower
Winnie
G. L. Windham
Cotare
Jas. H. Porter
W. H. Roberson, Sr
Grady and
Ruby Roberson
W. J. Jordan
Bryant Jordan
United States
Bossisi
CRISP
Middle Georgia Agricultural Credit Corporation of
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