Reynolds Social Notes Show Weekend Visits Across Town
Reynolds residents and visitors filled a weekend schedule with relatives and friends from Macon Atlanta Savannah Columbus Thomaston and Moněžuma. Notables include Dr and Mrs S H Bryan, Mr Ed Goddard, Mrs Dorothy Hinton, Miss Dorothy Brunson, and John Wright Smith son of Rev J D Smith improving from a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wright Smith
J. D. Smith
Emory University Hospital
Atlanta
Rev. Smith
Circle No Two Meeting at Church Circle
Circle No Two met Tuesday afternoon June 25 at the church with Mrs. E H Dunn as hostess. The gathering opened with the theme song How Firm a Foundation Devotional Be Still and Know That I Am God was led by Mrs. Cliff Byrd and followed by a prayer. Mrs D E Byrd presented the first three chapters of the Mission Study book Intercessory Prayer. After a short business session the group enjoyed fruit punch and cookies served by the hostess. The group was dismissed with a final prayer by Mrs. & H Dunn.
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Circle No
E. H. Dunn
God
Cliff Byrd
D. E. Byrd
Dunn
H. Dunn
God is Spirit Theme Guides Christian Science Lesson
The Sunday Lesson-Sermon for Christian Science churches centers on God as spirit. It cites John 4:24 and the correlative from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy, describing God as divine mind life truth and love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ Scientist
God
Mary Baker Eddy
Milk Cows for Sale in Reynolds Georgia
Several fresh Jersey and Guernsey milk cows for sale or trade. Gentle and good milkers rich in butter fats. Trade possible for dry cows or yearlings. Contact Jack Payne Reynolds GA.
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Gurnsey
Jersey
Thyra McCrary Weds E C Pierce Jr in Panhandle Match
Miss Thyra McCrary marries E C Pierce Jr at Knoxville on May 2 performed by Mrs T J Hancock ordinary of Crawford county. The couple, of Panhandle, announced June 21 and plan to reside in Panhandle where Pierce works in agricultural interests. Mrs McCrary is daughter of G G and M G McCrary and Reynolds high school alumna.
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Thyra McCrary
BE. C Merce Jr
Panhandle
Taylor
Knoxville
T. J. Hancock
Crawford County
Pierce
G. G. McCrary
Reynolds High School
E. C
Reynolds Pastor And Wife Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Rev. T. K. Davenport and his wife, Alice Lowery Davenport of Dawson, marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a tea at their home. The former minister urged marriage for love and noted home ownership fosters family stability. the couple wed June 25, 1890, in Dawson.
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Americas
T. K. Davenport
Davenport
Davenports
In Loving Memory of Mrs G C Horton
A memorial notice recalls Mrs. G. C. Horton's death on October 31 1989 and funeral at Crowell cemetery on November 1 1999. It honors her Methodist faith kindness to family and neighbors and quotes scripture about resurrection and heaven. A friend signs the remembrance.
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G. C. Horton
Grim Reaper
G. 0. Horton
Ella
Crowell Cemetery
Bro
J. M. Wood
Reynolds Merchants To Close For Independence Day
The undersigned merchants of Reynolds agree to keep businesses closed the entire day July Fourth in observance of Independence Day. Listed are Citizens State Bank and merchants including E T Shealy H C Whatley G H Goddard B F Hill Ed Musslewhite R E Aultman C B Hicks N L Halley Harry Powell C H Trussell Jacob Prager J H Brewer Sh H Griffith.
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Reynolds
Citizens State Bank
E. T. Shealy
H. C. Whatley
G. H. Goddard
B. F.hill
Ed Musslewhite
R. E. Aultman C
B. Hicks
N. L, Halley
Harry Powell C
H. Trussell
Jacob Prager
J. H. Brewer
Sh. H. Griffith
Weekend Guests and Visits Around Macon and Butler
Howard Items misses Frances and Patsy Pick ard of Macon were weekend guests of Mrs. Beulah and Miss Fannie Pickard. Mr. Oscar Martin visited home folks Sunday. Mrs. Tempie Brown visits her daughter Mrs. Lige Parker at Daviston. Corliss Brown of Columbus was guest of C. C. Brown and family. J. H. Brown spends several days in Macon. Esselstyn returns home after time in Columbus with relatives. R. S. Jinks and Jeanette Jinks visited Bertha Jinks at Butler. Sarah Fickling and Laurette Tickling of Butler spent several days with Joe Brown. Frank England left to attend school in Tennessee.
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Frances and
Patsy Pickard
Macon
Mrs. Beulah
Miss Fannie Pickard
Corliss Brown
Columbus
C. C. Brown
J. H. Brown
Esselstyn
R.S. Jinks
Jeanette Jinks
Bertha Jinks
Butler
Sarah Fickling
Laurette Tickling
Joe Brown
Frank England
Tennessee
Community Notes Chronicle Short Visits and Socials
Wesley News items note Mrs Arnold Adams and children from Macon visiting Mrs Luke Adams. Miss Marguerite Wilson visited Miss Rochell Whatley. Charlie Butler and Hammock families, plus Talmadge Smith of Butler, visited O L Smith family. J W and Paul Bickley of Macon spent time with parents. Mrs Tom Wilson and Miss Marguerite Wilson met in Butler. Spinks returns from Couumbus. Evangelistic Rally at Tabernacle attended. Cora Whatley of Couumbus visiting L S Whatley. Luther and D W Wilson hosts. social visits continue through week.
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Arnold Adams
Laurel Adams
Macon
Luke Adams
Marguerite Wilson
Rochell Whatley
Charlie Hammock
Talmadge Smith
Butler
O. L Smith
J. W. and
Paul Bickley
Albert Whatley
Tom Wilson
James Butler
W. A. Spinks
Couumbus
D. W. Wilson
Cora Whatley
L. S. Whatley
Luther Wilson
Weekend Visits and Illness Mentioned in Local Notices
Five Points residents and relatives from Thomaston and Reynolds are noted visiting relatives in Alabama and nearby towns. The notice includes illness of Mrs. Farmer, and several Sunday visits to the Jarrell and Bennett households. A church cleanup day is announced for Thursday the 18th at Antioch with instructions to bring tools.
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Bennet
Mia Inez Jarrell
Milding
Willie Jarrell
Wily
Pratt
Thomaston
Joy Masshy
Macon
A. D. Windham
Clyde
Mittie Witty
Panhandle
Henry Japp
Phillip Jarre
Antioch
Cemetery Work Day At Prospect Church Named
Cemetery work day set for Thursday July 17 at Prospect Freegi church and cemetery. All interested are urged to come early bringing suitable tools for the tasks.
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Prospect Freegi
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Mrs
S. H. Bryan
Pat Hodges
Moultrie
Miss Clay Bryan
Lois Saunders
Unadilla
Ed Goddard
E. P. Hodges
Mr. Dill Kaderly
James Shell
Charles Benns
Our City
Mises Carolyn Kytle
Marietta
Is. &. Barrow
Mr. Woodfin Hinton of
J. W. Waters
Montezuma
DB. W. Hinton
Dorothy Hinton
Dorothy Brunson
Blakely
Bob Wallace
Sam Hobbs
Eddie Hester
Savannah
Emily Whatley
E. C. Lunsford
Jk. PL Hodges
Douglas Tye and
Douglas Jr
W. S. Powell
Blanche Hicks
Jimmy, Jerry and Gant Lovins
Americus
Carolyn
Anne Goddard
Jacksonville Beach
Mrs. Fox of
Richland
Dan Beeland
Clyde Wilson
Cortele
J. H. Neisler
Mr. Frosty Williams
Batonton
D. W. Payne
Anita Marshall
Lottie Marshall
Phillips Bryan
Durham, N. C
Bill Thompson
Ned
Troy Whatley
BE. P. Hodges
Virginia Hodges
R. A. Hicks
John H. Aultman
Maton Hospital
Alita Marshall
Tillie Neisler
Sumer School
Georgia
Oscar Thompson
Frances
F. A. Ricks
Allen Shealy
Grady Mertz
Tennille
Edgar Whatley Jr
Sink Marshall
Samuel Y. Pruitt Jr
Ef. E. Hodges
Marion Hodges
Clay Whatley Jr
Cuthbert
Frances Neisler
Robert Bell
George Goddard
R. A. Hinton
W. E. Brown
George Holstein
Marjorie Holstein
Harrigan
Boston
Shuler Antley
June Antley
Joan Woodward
FE. Barrow
Iris Antley
Bar- Tow
Lakeside i
Marion Newsome
Anne Howard Neisler
Margaret Wood
Dorothy Saunders
Elizabeth Hinton
Dorthy Brunson
Neva Kirksey
Edith Coolik
John Mims
Aultman’s Super Store
Luckies
Camel
Old Gold
Pall Mall
Chesterfield
Raleigh
Philip Morris
Sensation
Polar
Domino
Wing Avalon
Paul Jones
Virginia
Jack Payne
Reynolds, Ga
E. C. Pierce, Jr
Star of Hope
Earth
Heaven
Howard
Oscar Martin
Tempie Brown
Lige Parker
Daviston
Wesley News
Charlie Butler
Mr. and
Holly Gaultney
E. M. Gaultney
Alabama
Wilson Starling
Henry Jarrell
Phillip Jarrell
Mildred
Willie James Jarrell
Wilma Franklin
C. F. Bennett
Ralph Jarrell
Myrtle Walker
S. J. Jarrell
J. D. Jarrel
J. D. Jarrell
Mr. Parker
Rell
Sandy Tohn
Marathon
Windham
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