Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club Meets in Reynolds
Local notes recount poetry by Rosalyn Prager and social events. Barbecue at D W Harp home on Fourth of July attended by Mr and Mrs B E Flowers and others. House parties at Miona Springs and at Ray Lucas hosted by various local families with guests from Manchester Woodland and LaGrange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Flowers
B. A. Dpiner
Childen
D. W. Harp
Ray Lucas
Miona Springs
Thelma Barrow Estelle Ricks
Wallie Weaver
Elizabeth Lucas
Mesars Z. W. Waters
Weaver Crawford
Paul Williams
Weekend Guests and Visits Staged Across City Accounts
A long list of social visits and weekend guests is reported, naming Emory Seay, Helen Powell, Jinks family in Atlanta, Macon and Buena Vista relatives, and numerous local residents visiting kin in Butler, Macon, Atlanta, Palatka, and Milledgeville with trips to Highlands and Tallulah Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. T. Barrow
Buena Vista
Read Musslewhite Marriage Promises Social Interest
The marriage of Miss Martha Read of San Francisco and Mr Brown Musslewhite of Elmodel Fla is planned for tomorrow evening at the home of Cal C FB Marshall in this city. Friends plan several social events in honor of the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Read
San Francisco
Cal
Brown Musslewhite
Elmodel
Fla
Cal. C. FB. Marshall
Program and Display of School Work This Afternoon
An informal display of work from the Vocational School will be held this afternoon at 3:30 at the Methodist church. All interested are invited. After the demonstration a picnic at the golf course will follow for pupils, parents, and teachers including Children’s Department members not attending the school. Attendees should bring lunch and cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Praise Worthy Bestowed on Miss Kate Hicks
The Rambler praises Miss Kate E. Hicks of Reynolds for 25 years directing Georgia Teachers College laboratory school. Now part of the University of Georgia system, she keeps pace with modern pedagogy and shapes many student teachers. State superintendents value her recommendations highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theniversity of Georgia
Columbia University
Credit line extension notice to weekly settleters
Notice extends same accommodation to credit line customers who can settle weekly. Parties are urged to cooperate for mutual aid and timely payments.
Local Visits Highlight Taylor Mill Social Scene
Miss Lannis Childree spends week in Thomaston with Aubrey Peterman and Pearle Whittington guests. Blanche Bartlett hosts Jewell Bartlett. Macon visitors Gwart Lee Smith and Jessie Sealy call on Bartlett and Smith cousins. Arizona couple George Windham and Jim Windham visit. Ruth Tanner away on vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lannis Childree
Thomaston
Aubrey Peterman
Pearle Whittington
Ira
Jimmie Theus
Columbus
Blanche Bartlett
Jewell Bartlett
Gwart Lee Smith
Macon
Jessie Sealy
G. L Windham
Ruby Roberson
John Smith
Pete Kelley
Calvin Bartlett
George Windham
Arizona
Jim Windham
Clay
Smith
Milavill
Ruth Tanner
Woman's Club Hosts Monthly Meeting and Prizes
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held its regular meeting with plans for a fall fair. Prizes went to Mrs. Trene Windham for best June yard and Mrs. Jettie Cox for most yard improvements outside the village, each receiving one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill Woman's Club
Trene Windham
Jettie Cox
Clay Smith
Annie Windham
Jewel Bartlett
Ruth Tanner
Eva Smith
John Otto, III
Taylor
Local Residents Visit Families Across Towns
Wesley Miss Elizabeth Allen of College Park will visit Miss Lois Heath for several weeks. Little Jean and Joe Adams of Macon stay with grandmother Mrs. J. H. Adams this week. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Spinks of Columbus visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Spinks and daughter Sunday. Luke Adams and Bennie visited friends in Thomaston. Luther Wilson and Herman stayed with Mrs. D. W. Wilson last week. Jack Suggs of Butler spent the weekend with home folks. George Slaughter and children of Thomaston visited Clyde Wilson and C. Slaughter Sunday. Walter Willis and the Willis sisters spent the weekend with home folks. R. C. Pinkard spent several days in Butler last week. Miss Lois Heath left Sunday for Talbotton to pack peaches this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Allen
College Park
Lois Heath
Little Jean
Joe Adams
Macon
J. H. Adams
Lester Spinks
Columbus
W. A. Spinks
Luke Adams
Little Bennie
Thomaston
Luther Wilson
Herman
D. W. Wilson
Jack Suggs
Butler
George Slaughter
Clyde Wilson
C. Slaughter
Walter Willis
Frances Louise
Leila Willis
Tom Wilson
R. C. Pinkard
Talbotton
Sunday Guests Attend at Multiple Homes in Horse Creek
The community report lists Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hudgins and children and several others visiting Mrs. Mary Moore and Mrs. Leon ard Locke. A range of families including Rogers, Wainwright, Taunton and Welch are noted as weekend or Sunday guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Blair
Richard Wilson
Bessie Pitts
Mary Moore
Local Social Roundup in Butler Visits and Returns
Miss Willa Watson spent the weekend in Butler as a guest of Mr and Mrs Murray Driscoll. Harris Sealy and daughter visited Juniper. Sara Baldwin returned to Columbus after vacation with her mother Annie Downs. Mrs John Brown and Miss Marilou Averett were guests of Mrs Lee and Miss Willa Watson. The Sealy family reunion drew many relatives to the home of Mr and Mrs Herbert Sealy. Little Eleanor Gunn improves after illness. Ward Edwards of Richland stayed with grandparents R L Brown. Wylene Baldwin left for Europe for an extended stay. Julian Edwards and family from Richland were weekend guests. Frank Fain spent Monday in Birmingham. Mrs Sara Fickling and children of Butler visited Joe Brown’s home. Mrs Brown Parker of Meaviston was a Tuesday guest of Mrs Frank Fain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Watson
Butler
Murray Driscoll
Harris Sealy
W. 2
Harris
Juniper
Sara Baldwin
Columbus
Annie Downs
John Brown
Marilou Averett
Lee
Nannie Martin
Frank Pickard
Macon
Beulah Pickard
Frank Fain
R. L. Brown
Richland
Julian Edwards
Grady England
Johnson City
Tenn
By H. England
J. &, Brown
Sealy
Herbert Sealy
Eleanor Gunn
Ward Edwards
Wylene Baldwin
Europe
Birmingham
Sara Fickling
Joe Brown
Brown Parker
Meaviston
Local Residents Spend Fourth of July and Visit Kin
Mr and Mrs Horace Pinder of Ft Valley and others join family gatherings during the Fourth of July. Several families from Thomaston Reynolds and Butler area visit relatives, attend a Bethel Union Meeting, and enjoy a picnic at McCants pond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Pinder
Ft. Valley
Tom Kendrick
Nannie Jarrell
Henry Adams
Reynolds
Russell Scandrett
Macon
Hattie Scandrett
Bentley Adams
Thomaston
Weeks Adams
Daniel Carpenter
O’neal
JB. Kendrick
Thomas Carter
Christine Carter
Leonard Parker
Prattsburg
Henry Jarrell
Ralph Bennett
John Bennett
Clarence Bennett
Warm Springs
Willie Jarrell
Ang Pie
Local Families Share Sunday Visits Across Town
Mr and Mrs Allen Rogers with children and Mrs R A Spillers were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Ira Hobbs. Mrs Neal Hinton and children spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Caullie Barrow. Mr and Mrs Arnold Griggs and Mrs J C Griggs visited Thomaston Sunday. Miss Lillie Underwood visits Ora Barrow and Oujda Harris for a few days. Mr and Mrs J B Locke visited Mr and Mrs O C Keen Sunday. Mr and Mrs Z T Locke were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs John Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Rogers
R. A. Spillers
Ira Hobbs
Neal Hinton
Caullie Barrow
Arnold Griggs
J. C. Griggs
Thomaston
Lillie Underwood
Ora Barrow
Oujda Harris
J. B. Locke
O. C. Keen
Z. T. Locke
John Locke
Legal Advertisement Notice of Property Foreclosure Sale
Taylor County Georgia by virtue of a security deed dated February 12 1984 and recorded in book S page 245 will sell at public outcry before the courthouse door in Taylor County to the highest bidder for cash. The South half of lot 225 in the 12th district containing 101 1 4 acres more or less. The indebtedness of 671.40 plus sale expenses will be paid from proceeds with any remainder to heirs. Farmers and Merchants Bank of Charing Georgia S Garrett Jr cashier for Slaughter Hill Attested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Slaughter
D. M. Sith
J. H. Smith
Puoue
Jayior County
Towit
Slaughter Hill
Farmers & Merchants Bank of
Charing
S. Garrett, Jr
S. Hill
W.T. Cochran
W. T. Coch
Court House
Bateman & Colbert Mills
S .Hill
W. T. Cochran
St. Hill
Sale Under Power in Taylor County Georgia
Public sale conducted by Mrs W T Cochran as attorney in fact for S Hill. Property described as 185 acres of lot 255 in the 12th district Taylor County to satisfy a 1925 deed securing 660.00 debt. Sale set for August 7 1934 at courthouse door. Proceeds apply to debt, costs, and any excess to rightful recipients.
Leave To Sell Beeland Estate In Taylor County
J D Beeland as administrator of J R Beeland deceased applies for leave to sell the real estate. An order for citation was made at the July term 1934. The August term 1984 Court of Ordinary of Taylor County will decide the petition with heirs and creditors notified to show cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
J. D. Beeland
J. R. Beeland
Court of Ordinary
L. T. Peed
First Meeting of Creditors For Frank Musslewhite
In the Middle District of Georgia Columbus Division the bankruptcy of Frank Musslewhite is announced. The first meeting of creditors will be held at the referee's Columbus office on July 20 1934 at 230 PM for creditors to attend prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt.
First Meeting of Creditors for Oscar Ray Lucas
Notice to creditors in Reynolds Georgia and Columbus district that Oscar Ray Lucas has been duly adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting will be held at the office in Columbus Georgia on July 20 1934 at 2 30 PM. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Middle District of Georgia
Columbus
Frank Musslewhite
Reynolds
Ga Iid
Columbus Ga
Ance
Paul Blanchard
Georgia
Oscar Ray Lucas
Taylor County Trustees Election Set for July 20 1934
Taylor County voters will elect trustees to fill vacancies across districts on July 20 1934. Polls open 9 a m to 3 p m at school buildings where regular elections are held. in districts without regular polls trustees or free holders will manage. Only voters on the tax collector’s list may participate. results to County School Superintendent for consolidation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Reynolds
Crowell
Sumner
Central
Wesley
Mauk
Rupert
Cross Roads
County Board of Education
W. T. Austin
Leave to Sell Bond Filed in Benford Estate
Mary L. Benford executrix and guardian for Gilbert Benford seeks permission to sell a $500 bond belonging to the late H. C. Benford to fund maintenance. Creditors and next of kin are cited to show cause at the August term of the Georgia Taylor County Court of Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Mary L. Benford
H. C. Benford
Gilbert Benford
Court of Ordinary
Guardian seeks discharge in Charlton L Fallaw case
J R Fallaw guardian petitions to be discharged after full administration of Charlton L Fallaw guardianship. The court is to cite all persons concerned to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in August 1984. L T Peed Ordinary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
J. R. Fallaw
Charlton L. Fallaw
L. T
Sheriff Sale of Livestock in Taylor County Georgia
A public sheriff sale is scheduled in Butler Taylor County Georgia on the first Tuesday in August 1934. Property includes several mules and dairy cattle owned by Wilder Brothers levied to satisfy a Taylor County Superior Court fi fa in favor of O R Montgomery. Sheriff R P McGuffin notes the sale date as July 10 194?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Big Ada
Little Ada
Bill
Wilder Brothers
Superior Court
R. Montgomery
R. P. McGuffin
Property Sale Notice in Taylor County Georgia
Public outcry sale set for the first Tuesday in August 1938 at the courthouse door Butler Georgia. Property is lot 241 in the 18th Land District Taylor County about 65 acres west of the old road near the Corbin place known as part of G Middleton land. Sold as the property of Mrs L J Clark now Mrs J B Sealey in favor of Dan S Beeland temporary administrator of Hattie B Windham estate. Sheriff R P McGuffin notes the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Butler
Macon County
Corbin Place
G. €. Middleton
L. “ jClark
J. B. Sealey
Dan S. Beeland
Hattie B. Windham
Plantiff
R. P. McGuffin
Geors
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Rosalyn Prager
Brooklyn
BE. A. Tollis
Mary Hollis
Wessie Causey
James Hollis
Susan Bryan
Frances Ricks
Tudor Trodder
Mack Trodder
Rubner Johnson
Manchester
John Woodall, Jr
Woodland
Land
Joe Wilson
LaGrange
Emory Seay
Helen Powell
Americas
Ben Hinton
Elizabeth Whatley
Eugene Joiner
J. B. Joiner
Atlanta
Mrs. Lester Halley
Mrs. Swearingen
Hunter Bryan
Palatka
Florida
Mary Gill
A. ™. Halley
Emily Jarrell
Billie Morris
ZW. Suggs
T. D. Seay
Mr. W. L. Powell
Kentucky
Mrs. Wil
Ricks
Edge
Geneva
Minnie McDaniel
J. C. Bryan
W. E. Jackson
R. L. Swearingen
Tom Poole
T. L. Fountain
H. H. Aultman
John H. Aultman
Mrs. Waldorf
Robert Joiner
Miss Green
Moultrie
H. H. Joiner
Laurive
Winnie Aultman
Alice James
Mrs. Drewery
George Carter
Atlanta, Great
Mrs
A. M. Carter
Horace Watson
Jack Driscoll
Hoke Windham
Lucile Griffith
Mary Wright
Milledgeville
Ben Griffith
F. A. Ricks
Syd Bryan
H. K. Sealy
George Goddard
J. H. Neisler
Louise Wilson
Sanderswire
Ruth Pound
Swainsboro
WK. Sealy
Cliff Windham
Bessie Mae Jarrell
Gilreath
John H. Windham
Jack Garland
Evelyn Cannon
Louis Taunton
Highlands
N. C
Tallulah Falls
Radio Radio
Bill’s Radio & Elec
Reynolds, GA
Taylor Mill News
Woman's Club
Horse Creek News
A. L. Hudgins
Simpson Wainwright
Curtis Turner
Meansville
H. D. Harmon
Leonard Locke
Grady Rogers
Claude Rogers
Mozelle Rogers
Alice Moore
Dorothy Hinton
Paul Wainwright
Edith Taunton
Ethel Welch
Maco
Velma Hinton
Howard
Maustee Electio
Sheriff's Sale
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