Reynolds Civic Improvement Club hosts local visitors list
Reynolds civic club notes numerous visits and travels among residents. Guests include Mrs G O Horton in Macon and Miss Rebecca Cox from Florida visiting Mrs Livingston, with others visiting family in Milan, Montgomery, Atlanta, Americus, and Jacksonville. Several locals travel for schooling, work, and relatives, while health updates touch on Herman Saunders and cadet Benjamin Hodges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Cox
Florida
Mrs. Livingston
Social notes from Reynolds Thomaston and surrounding towns
Mr and Mrs Willie Suggs of Reynolds hosted visitors including R M Suggs and Mr Brooks Barron. Thomaston guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Halstead and James and Miss Desmar Rogers with Mr Bob Bickley. Other visits spanned Brooks, Midway and Columbus with numerous Suggs Gilson and Amos family members attending gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
R. M. Suggs
Brooks Barron
Dana Downs
Thomaston
Charlie Hammock
Robert Halstead
James
T. J. Amos
Luke Adams
Brooks, Ga
W. J. Gilson
Louise Gilson
Midway
Hugh Gilson
Desmar Rogers
Bob Bickley
Albert Whatley
Anna
Elsie Heath
Columbus
Hugh Gilson Jr
Gloria
Woodrow Amos
Billy
A. H. Jarrell
Wm. Maxwell
Talbotton
Robert Suggs
Louie Suggs
Walter Suggs
Butler
T. Amos
Ruby Culverhouse
Gems of Thought on Growth and Effort
A collection of aphorisms on growth through effort and learning. Quotations from Coolidge Dickens Milnes and others emphasize that advancement comes from action, struggle, and applying knowledge to teach others. The text highlights that failure is instructive and progress depends on intelligent, law-abiding effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Locke
Upton's Mill News Social Roundup Brides Visit Thomaston
Weekend visits span Thomaston and Birmingham with Irma Stringfield and Imogene Stringfield hosting and entertaining. Guests include Harris, Wisham, Peterman, Stringfield, and Mott families along with Betty and Marzell Peter man visiting grandmother Mrs. Joe Peterman in Birmingham. A Weiner Roast honored Marguerite birthday with Katherine Sara Verna Carson Harris Wanda Wisham and others in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Harris
Thomaston
T. W. Upton
Americus
Irma Stringfield
Annie J. Harris
Josephine Horne
Imogene Stringfield
D. M. Harris
H. S. Wisham
Whatley
Betty and
Marzell Peterman
Joe Peterman
Birmingham
Mauk News Briefs Highlight Weekend Visits and Funerals
Local notes record Miss Grace Peacock’s visit to Rupert and numerous social calls across Mauk. Families from Thomaston, Reynolds, Butler, Atlanta, Columbus, and Junction City traveled to visit relatives. Two Purvis brothers and Mrs Lizzie Hays were laid to rest at Mt Nebo and Pine Level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Peacock
Rupert
Joyce McMillan
Harmon Montgomery
Thomaston
Brannon Montgomery
Carol Jane Waller
Montgomery Hospital
Butler
W. D. Gill
Beulah Chapman
H. W. Woodall
N. C. Cromer
Ideal
Ralph Barney
Emily Ane
Ellaville
Harvey Cromer
Jimmy
B. S. Parker
Ruby Jinks
Hapeville
R. L. Bell
Laurice Aultman
Reynolds
R. M. Jinks
R. D. Waller
Carol Jane
Athens
Robert
L. R. Pike
Tom Hughes
Atlanta
R. C. Humber
Elizabeth
J. W. Lancaster
Ft. Valley
Purvis Brothers
Mt. Nebo
Lizzie Hays
Pine Level
U S Butter Supply to Be Reduced for Coming Year
Chicago June 29 The American butter supply will be cut to 3 1 2 to 4 pounds per person for the year beginning July 1. J S Russell assistant war food administrator told the National Dairy Council conference that consumers will get 12 1 2 to 13 pounds per person this year, down from 16 to 17 pounds. Cheese quotas will run about four pounds per person, down from just over six last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. S. Russell
National Dairy Council Conference
Russell
Warning Of Pinkeye Outbreaks In Cattle Issued
Extension agent E G Blackwell warns farmers to watch for pinkeye in cattle during summer and fall. He describes symptoms including tearing, light sensitivity, swollen eyelids, pus discharge, clouding, and potential ulcers. Treatment advised includes isolation, darkened barn, water and soft feed, electrolyte eye washes, Epsom salts, silver nitrate, and mercurochrome eye drops.
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E. G. Blackwell
Feed Young Pigs Well Says Extension Agent
County Agent E G Blackwell advises using high protein supplements for 3 week old pigs. Tests show pigs given creep protein such as skim milk tankage soybean meal or peanut meal gain faster on less feed and reach market weight earlier. Baltsville Maryland Research Center conducted thorough trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Blackwell
Baltsville
Department of Agriculture
Sweet Potatoes Offer Feed Solution Amid Shortages
County Agent E. G. Blackwell urges farmers to plant sweet potatoes as feed due to tightening grain and seed supplies. Plantings can start in coming weeks using slips or vine cuttings. later crops yield may drop but remain profitable. Space plants 12 to 16 inches apart with rows 2 to 3 feet apart and use high potash fertilizer 4-8-8 or 3-9-9 at 500 to 800 pounds per acre. replant three days after setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Blackwell
Midwest
Judge Fort Draws Jurors in Talbotton
Judge T Hicks Fort visited Talbotton to draw grand and traverse jurors for the next Superior court term which begins the second Monday in September. He also officially adjourned the March term while there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Judge T Hicks Fort
Talbotton
Superior Court
Judge Fort
Questions and Answers on Canning From Home Guides
Answered questions explain why jars bulge during processing due to air and steam pressure and how to avoid this by partial sealing. It lists eligible sponsors for community preservation centers such as home clubs and schools and explains why tomatoes shrink after processing and how to pack and process them properly. It also covers how overcooking affects corn in plain tin cans and recommends enamel lined cans for sulfurous products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
County Agent Reports Major Hog Cholera Loss Reduction
County Agent E G Blackwell says hog cholera losses are down from 135 per thousand in 1884 to 20 per thousand last year and estimates Georgia will save about 1.6 million dollars by treating pigs this year. He notes the 50 year battle has cut mortality to under one fiftieth of two decades ago and Georgia’s 1943 pig crop may reach two million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Blackwell
Journal of the
American Veterinary Medical Association
America
Mowing Pastures Proves Beneficial To Cattle Raisers
Farmers are urged to inspect J L Wilson’s pasture twelve miles north of Butler on the Atlanta highway. Mowing two to three times yearly builds dense sod of grasses and legumes, increases carrying capacity, reduces weed growth, and improves milk flavor while suppressing erosion. Various county farmers report big dividends from this simple conservation practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Wilson
Butler
Atlanta Highway
Wilson
Taylor County
J. W. Dupree
Middle Western
Ocmulgee River
Dupree
Mr. Wilson
Alimony Payers Put On Compulsory Saving System
Washington reports the pay as you go income tax law creates a compulsory savings plan for alimony payers. It does not adjust the 20 percent withholding for alimony, though alimony is deductible at year end. On 100 dollar weekly earnings and 50 dollar alimony, the taxpayer may net a large yearly refund while the ex wife owes tax on the alimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
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Mrs. G. O. Horton
Macon
Guy Clyatt Jr
Valdosta
Mollie Coolik
Montgomery
Joe Royeton
Messrs
Bobbie Aultman
Richard Parks
Gussie Causey
J. C. Bryan
Jim Brewer
Myra Byrd
Virginia Jones
Jacksonville
Mrs
Bailey Jones
Mr. Herman Saunders
W. W. Duvall
Plains
Roy Brewer
Sue
Jean Livingston
Albany
Mrs. Woodfin Hinton
Moultrie
Elizabeth Jones
Fort
Vic Pherson
Sara Brown
Quitman
Doris Saunders
David Montfort
Eric Newsome
Marion Hodges
Mrs. Hicks Trussell
Shirley
Carolyn
Lewis Tauton
Charles Taunton
A. M. Koplin
Marietta
D. Coolik
Jacob Prager
New York
Thomas Poole
Mercer University
Mr. R. B. Booker
David Montfort Jr
Emory Universiity
Eugene Powell
Mr. W. S. Powell
Charles Merrill
Charles Jr
Hazard, Ky
John Saunders
Dorothy
Elizabeth Winton
Mrs Woodfin Hinton
Little Douglas Pye Jr
Frances Harris
Lamar Griffin
Mary Anne Horton
B H. Jarrell
Ft. Va'ley
T. D. Seay
Tom Seay
Frank Stevens
Lucile Saunders
Eva B
Winnie Griffith
Loraine Clyatt
Guy Clyatt
Charles Montfort
D. T. Montfort
Phillip Bryan
Ft. Oglethorpe
Ss. H. Bryan
Emory Seay
Nita Stephens
Forsyth
Nell Henderson
Hampton
Harry Ball
Jackson
Edward Shine
M. A. Liffey
Benjamin Hodges
Camden
Arkansas
Benjamin H. Hodges
Harrell Field
Ark
Aultman’s
Reynolds, GA
Ots
Pts
Certo
Doz
Wesley
Charles Dickens
R. M. Milnes
Mary Baker Eddy
Upton’s Mill News
Mauk News
U. S
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Epse Pou
Aeous Company
Long Island City
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Pepsi- Cola Bottling Company
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