Poem and society notes from Reynolds local page
A reflective poem about handling envy and rising above criticism leads into a long social notes column listing visits and appearances by local residents and guests. The text details names such as Miss Miriam Carter, Mr. Tom Bateman, Mrs. J. E. Mangham, and others visiting relatives, attending events, and participating in church and club activities across Reynolds and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Brown Marshall
Blanche Marshall
Miriam Carter
Tom Bateman
Macon
FE. H. Hale
Louisburg
N. C
Brady Shearhouse
Beaufort
H. Williams
W. C. Hampton
Wilmington
Mattie Smith
Jewell Davis
Dawson
Maggie Beall
Agnes Seay
T. D. Seay Reynolds
Julia Stubbs
Americus
Newsom Steele Wedding Invitations Issued in Reynolds Ga
Friends and relatives have received invitations to the marriage of Edith Julia Newsom and Snowden Smyth Steele. The ceremony is set for Tuesday July 15 at four o’clock in Reynolds Baptist Church Reynolds Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith
Doris
Lois Newsom
Talbotton
Thomas Mehone
Edith Newsom
Newsom-Steele
Joshua Clinton Newsom
Julia
Snowden Smyth Steele
Reynolds Baptist Church
Reynolds, Ga
Do Good Miss Thelma Lane Motto Poem
A devotional verse urges kindness and action now not tomorrow. It contrasts lonely and weary souls with prompt deeds guiding readers to speak kind words, help others, fulfill vows, and avoid idle scorn as night approaches.
Miss Ida Mae Christopher Weds J W Hale in Montezuma
Miss Ida Mae Christopher of Montezuma married Joseph Watkins Hale of Wilmington New York in a June 25 ceremony at the First Methodist Church Montezuma. Rev H C Jones officiated with a music program and a bridal party in pastel gowns. The couple will reside in Wilmington after a Canadian honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Ida Mae Christopher
J. W. Hale
Georgia
North
Carolina
Montezuma
Joseph Watkins Hale
Wilmington
N. Y
Louisburg N. G
First Methodist
Montézuma
H. C. Jones
F. M. Mullino
Lawrence McKenzie
Edgar Walker
Mendelssohn
H. W. Collins
The
Ride
W. H. Guerry
G. S. Sanderson
Rocky, Mount
N. G
W. T. ‘Christopher
Dawson
H. H. Hilton
Louisburg
N G
Columbia
Miss June Collins
Jacquelin Reid
P. A. Christopher
Atlanta
Ben Cobb
Beautiful Emmett Small Estate Sold to Harry E Pape of Macon
The long admired Winship Drive residence on 22 acres of virgin timberland near the river, once the home of Emmett Small and vacant for six years, has been purchased by Harry E. Pape, husband of Dr J W Rogers daughter Kathleen. The Pap es have moved in and begun renovations and landscaping, with completion expected after several months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
J. W. Rogers
Reynolds
Macon
W. Emmett Small
Winship Drive
Harry E. Pape
Small
Georgia Casualty Company
Atlanta
Pape
Pool Entertain Night Bridge Club Guests At Lawn Picnic
Mr and Mrs T W Pool hosted their Night Bridge Club on Thursday evening. A lawn picnic supper preceded several bridge progressions on a screened porch decorated with daisies and ferns. Prizes went to Mrs Paul Hodges and Mr J H Neisler for high scores, with novelty gifts for low scores to Mrs W E Marshall Jr and Mrs B W Hinton. The guest list included Mr and Mrs W E Marshall Jr, Mr and Mrs B W Hinton, Mr and Mrs Paul Hodges, Dr and Mrs S B Liggin, Mr J H Neisler, and Dr H Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Pool
Paul Hodges
J. H. ‘Neisler
W. E. Marshall, Jr
B W. Hinton
W. E.marshall, Jr
B. W. Hinton
S B. Liggin
JH. Neisler
H. Bryan
Y W B Class Contest Closes With Blues and Reds
The Young Women's Bible Class contest ends Sunday with both Blues and Reds toward strong participation. Blues faced attendance handicaps but stay upbeat and hopeful for future fun with the Reds. Blues are asked to attend Sunday School and remain briefly after class for a small secret. Sunday includes a business meeting with officers to report. Visitors welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reds
Blues
Soil in forested area holds more water than open soil
In forested terrain soil absorbs more water and retains it longer than soil exposed in open areas without vegetation, affecting drainage and moisture dynamics.
Parker Loses Barn and Contents in Fire
Professor W. M. Parker suffered a large barn fire at his premises causing an estimated loss of about 1500 dollars. Several hundred bushels of corn oats hay and other feeds were destroyed. The fire occurred late at night and could not be controlled. The cause remains unknown and there was no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
W. M. Parker
Parker
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Sreynolds
Civic Improvement Club of
Mrs T. Whatley
Louise Barrow
Havana
Fila
Mr. Efford Mathews
Jim Bryant
Elizabeth Whatley
Camp Dixie
Clayton
Lewis Coolik
David Coolik
M. A. Lifsey
Eliza Lifsey
Mrs. J. B. Benton
Mr. E, Eb, Powell and Family
Birmingham
Mr. Buchannan
Columbus
Sewell Williams
G. H. God
Marjorie Hall
M. Mall
J W. Poe
W.E. Marshall
Royeton
Lester Royal
Ray Lucas
Elizabeth Lucas
Mrs. Thurman Whatley
W. E. Marshall, Sr
Col ©. G. Marshall
W. H. Chambers
J. ©. Mangham
Hame
Www
Hi Chambers
J.C. Newsom
Edith, Woris
Frances Ricks
H. @eeland
S. B. Smith
Leesburg
Sis. Thompson
Troy
Alagre
Troy Whatley
Willoughby Marshall
Broy Whatley
Bawson
Plains Man
H. H. Gee
Butler
Lewis Dean
Unadilla
Lewis Saunders
George Goddard, Sr
God Baby Daughter
H.goddard
Willis “Saunders
Gussie Taylor
Charles Merrill
Winnie Aultman
W. I. Club
Ed Hollis
W. M. Hollis Hunt
W. M. Hollis
Edgar Whatley
Come
Marietta
Wes. Shuler Antley
Dorothy Smith
W. T. Whatley
A. G. Hicks
Hugh. Sealy
S. B. Liggin
Howard Neigler
Miami
Fla
Bernice Hill
Edwin Hill
Fof Blakely
Mrs
Willis Saunders
Tom Pool
Tommy’ Marshall
Leonard Monk
Wallace Monk
Sam Pruitt
Marion Hodges
Margaret Payne
Radium Springs
BE. W. Hodges
Reynolds High School
S.H. Bryan
Mattie Christopher
J. D. Bell
W. B. Ingram
Ruckersville
Melissa. Ogburn
Florine Ogburn English
Miss Glover
Portland
Oregon
Henry Saylor
John Musslewhite
Thelma Lane
Miss Christopher
MR. J. Whale
Emmett Small
H. F E. Pape
Mr.and
Pool
Dia
Elmericn Sperry
House” Coffee
Best S.A
Silverman
W. I. Powell & Son
M. O. Williams
United States
New Mexico
Taylor County Motor Company
Ford
Williams
Mr. Williams
Taylor County Motor Co
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