Reynolds Notables Hear Various Locals Visit
Reynolds social notes list numerous visits and guests from Macon Atlanta and other towns. Names include Mrs. J R Lovins Miss Elizabeth Griffin Miss Frances Powells and many more. Benches in Reynolds host Misses Sara Hurt Laticia Johnson Carolyn Ellison and Edward Ellison as well as families from Fort Valley Americus and Dublin during the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Hurt
Laticia Johnson
Atlanta
Edmund Hurt
Carolyn
Alice Ellison
Dorothy James
Edward Ellizon
Fort Valley
Whittington and Kirk Married in Jacksonville Ceremony
Miss Edna Whittington wed Dan Kirk in a Sunday morning ceremony at Reynolds Pantoriums officiated by Rev. J. W. Haley. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Whittington, is praised for her charm and the groom is a promising Jacksonville business man. They left for Jacksonville to begin their married life amid broad good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Joiner
Alabama
Edna Whittington
Dan Kirk
Reynolds Pantoriums
J. W. Haley
R. B. Whittington
Jacksonville
Fla
Mr Paul Carter Reports On McNess Dealers Convention
Mr Paul Carter visits Freeport Illinois for the McNess Dealers National Convention. He notes many dealers from across the states, praise for the plant and machinery, and plans to tour Armour stockyards and packing plants in Chicago. The itinerary includes a Dodgers Cubs game and a Palace Theatre show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
McNeses
Paul Carter
McNess Dealers’ National
Illand
Chicago
McNess
Ealers
Armour Stock Yards
Brooklyn Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Palace Theatre
Reynolds High Summer School Starts July 28
The Summer School session at Reynolds High School will begin on Monday July 28 and run for five weeks. Tuition is five dollars per subject, payable in advance. E H Joiner, Supt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds High School
Joiner
Taylor Mill Woman's Club Meeting Marks July 9
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met Monday evening at the Teachers Cottage with ten members present. Sickness and rain kept others away. Mrs. Thompson was absent as president, with Mrs. Amos Rodgers presiding. The program featured readings on independence and the flag, songs, and a social hour with sandwiches and tea. Eva Hightower, visiting from Columbus, expressed commitment to the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill Woman's Club
Thompson
Amos Rodgers
America
Lottie Windham
Elizabeth Rodgers
Ruth Kimble
Blanche
Jewell Bartlett
George Windham
Will Rodgers
Taylor
Eva Hightower
Columbus
Taylor Mill Club
State Board of Health Actions Against Malaria Mosquitoes
Atlanta Journal reports cooperation with federal health service to eradicate malaria carried by anopheline mosquitoes. Health officials describe clearing vegetation around water, regulating hydro electric impoundments, and drainage projects as key steps. They stress industrial progress and worker health as interconnected goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Georgid
State ’Board of Health
State Board of Health
Federal
Public Health Service
Commonwealth
Georgia Tuberculosis Efforts Expand Sanatorium Use
The State Board of Health expands tuberculosis work with new funding for the Sanatorium. Officials warn only early incipient cases belong there and no state can treat all patients. An emphasis on local action urges communities, schools, and counties to establish hospitals for potential cases, stressing prevention as the key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Georgia
Free Liver Treatment Promoted For Pernicious Anemia
The Steiner Clinic in Atlanta offers free treatment for pernicious anemia using a dietary liver-based method. Physicians with real cases are invited to refer patients for observation and care by the clinic staff. Address The Albert Steiner Ward at Rutlar and Armstrong Streets in Atlanta, Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Clinic
Atlanta
Albert Steiner
Rutlar and Armatrong
Transportation Era Foretold by Central of Georgia President
President John J. Pelley of the Central of Georgia Rail way asserts a new era of transportation development with autos and airplanes supplementing railroads and steamships. He notes declining passenger use and proposes eliminating underused local trains to avoid wasteful duplication and fund essential improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelley
Central, Railroad
John J.pelley
Central of Georgia Railway
America
Mr. Pelley
Central of Georgia
How to Get Lost in a Rural District Tale
A pompous visitor harasses an old inhabitant with a barrage of questions seeking ruins. The elder misleads him with a rambling, comic set of directions ending with the line that the man will be properly lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pere Gpene
Milazwa
London
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Sreynolds
J. R. Lovins
Mr. Millard Hicks
Corbin, Ky
Mrs
A. G. Hicks
Monticello
Elizabeth Griffin
Molena
Frances Powells
E. F. Boyd
Adel
S. H. Bryan
E. H. Zeiner
Montezuma
B. P. Jones
Macon
W. A. Saunders
Elia Respess of
W. T. Whatley
Lees
Grady Smith
C. D
Windham
Mattie
Jessie Musslewhite
Springfield, Tenn
Miami, Fla
F. M. Carson
Miss Alice
Edward Ellison
Adrian
Mrs. J. Sewell Williams
G. H. Goddard
Leila Bell Hopkins
E. H. Griffith
S. E. Pate
Ashford, Ala
I. J. Joiner
M. A. Lifley
Reynolds
Mr. Wilbur Rountree
Ft. Valley
J. A. Proctor
W. E. Marshall, Jr
Americus
Susie Emma Newsom
Woodbury
James Fountain
Robert Aultman
Mrs. Carson
Mattie Edwards
Talbotton
Winnie Aultman
W. W. Peacock
Blackshear
M. O. Williams
Evelyn Carter
Br. George Carter
A. M Carter
Mrs. Brown Hodges
Mobile, Ala
E. E. Hodges
M.A. Lifley
Reynolds, Ga
Mrs. Sims
Henry Sims
Valdosta
Little Agatha Joiner
J.C, Hind
Carswell
Albany
Choyce Barrow
Mildred, Emily and
Mera Gober Trawick
Commerce
Graham Lowe
Roberta
J. I. Fuller
Fred Carter
Homer Beeland
W. Whittington
Kire
Reynolds High
Mill Woman's Club
Goodyear Tires
Saunders & Windham
Limousine and Ambulance
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First National Bank
Citizens State Bank
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