Reynolds Social Roundup Shows Wide Weekend Visits
Reynolds residents and visitors fill the weekend with travel and hosting. Numerous families and friends including Miss Gloria Whatley, Miss Estelle Ricks, Lt. Col. Dan Beeland, and Mr. Bobbie Aultman were noted in visits to Macon, Americus, Valdosta, Jacksonville Beach, and Panama City. The piece lists a chain of social calls, dinners, and hosting at local homes and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston Lake
Bobbie Aultman
Robert Aultman
Dana Pool
Sara Pool
Margaret Woods
Sobbie Aultman
Loraine Baker
James Gray
Sue Fain
Gene Gray
Wynell Baker
D. W. Payne
Dan
Jackie Payne
Ben Hinton
Dorothy
Elizabeth Hinton
Local residents host and visit across multiple towns
Central Mrs M B Chapman and Mrs Bernard Prizer were Thursday guests of Mrs Clyde Chapman. Numerous relatives and friends visit Macon Milledgeville Atlanta Americus Thomaston and Miona Springs, including Mr and Mrs Pete Chapman, Thurman Greer and family, and Sgt James Gerkin among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Chapman
Bernard Prizer
Clyde Chapman
A. L. Underwood
Helen Weeks
Macon
Milledgeville
Pete Chapman
Ruth Chapman
Thurman Greer
Marilu and
Butch
Tifton
P. W. Greer
Earl Jones
Bennie
Columbus
P. O. Jones
Marvis Chapman
Laquitta Chapman
Glenn Hicks
Atlanta
W. T. Davis
S. O. Jones
M. B- Chapman
Loquitta Chapman
R. N. McIinvale
O. Jones
Sgt. Royesteine
Howard Chapman
Brooks McCarty
City Hospital
Americus
N. L. McInvale
T. L. Barfield
H. Jones
Thomaston
Cemetery Cleanup at Little Bethel Near Ideal
Wednesday July 25 set as cleanup day at Little Bethel church and cemetery near Ideal. Relatives buried there urged to come and assist in the work.
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Little Bethel Church
Ideal
Ther
For Sale Wood Range and Studio Couch in Good Condition
For sale one wood range and one studio couch in good condition. Price reasonable. See or write Mrs. J. H. Neisler Reynolds Georgia.
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J. H. Neisler
Reynolds, Ga
Canning Plant to Open Three Days a Week
The cannery will operate three days weekly Monday Tuesday and Friday for the rest of the season. Requests from customers may trigger additional days beyond the set schedule.
Local Social News Highlights From Taylor Mill
Taylor Mill residents enjoy visits and travels with relatives including Thurman Greer in Tifton and the Windham family from Macon. Mrs. Posey and Miss Crooke are noted visitors while church services were led by Rev. John M. Cox. The community also reports marriages, health updates, and travel to Norfolk and Miami Beach.
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Thurman Greer
Tifton
Jane Windham
G W. Windham
Lois Bearden
Montezuma Hospital
Phyllis Tomlin
Gene Crooke
Janice Oliver
Dora Lou Posey
Ollie Posey
Dorothy Crooke
Macon
Riley Windham
Thomaston
Stella Windham
Baptist Church
John M. Cox
Malcom Poole
Norfolk
M. L. Poole
Bobbie Smith
W. M. Wilson
Atlanta
North Carolina
Daisy Wilson
Harold Gates
Janet Oliver
Gordon Oliver
Billy Smith
Jake Windham
Cpl
Donald ,Windham
Miami Beach
Fla
Francis Bodiford
Dolly Mullins
Horace Mullins
John Cox
J. W. Windham
Revival at Taylor Mill Baptist Church Begins
The Tay lor Mill Baptist church will hold a revival conducted by Pastor Rev John Cox. Everyone is invited to attend and bring friends and neighbors. The event promises nourishing spiritual food and enjoyable preaching.
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Taylor Mill Baptist Church
John Cox
Cox
Weekend Visits Highlight Perry Jarrell Family Ties
Five Points notes report extended family gatherings as Grace Jarrell of Perry spends the weekend with Phillip Jarrell and Ethel and Helen Jarrell of Macon visit their parents W A Jarrell. Other relatives, including Cecil Pitts, Wilson Starling, J D Jarrell, Alvah Seagraves, Lester Daniel, Effie Smith, C W Trice, and local residents, share Sunday meals and visits with the Jarrell and Gaultney families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Jarrell
Perry Pent
Phillip Jarrell
Ethel
Helen Jarrell
Macon
W. A. Jarrell
Cecil Pitts
Wilson Starling
Thomaston
Henry Jarrell
J. D. Jarrell
Baby
Alvah Sea
J. H. Stanford
Julia Carter
Holley Gaultney
E. M. Gaultney
New Car Sales Limited to Priorities Under OPA Rules
Washington reports the Office of Price Administration will restrict 1945 model car sales at first to the same essential buyers as 1942 models. The 6,000 remaining 1942 cars are released from rationing, allowing eligible buyers to purchase until supplies run out. Eligible groups include public safety, healthcare, postal workers, physicians, armed forces, taxi owners with permission, and licensed car rental operators for official use.
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Washington
OPA
Max McCullough
Office of Defense Transportation
Howard Items and Social Visits in Butler Area
Mrs. Nannie Martin of Butler visited Mrs. Lee Watson and Mrs. O. M. Martin last week. Mr. McCoy Williams and son Wiley spent last week at Savan. Mrs. R. L. Brown returned from a visit in West Palm Beach Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Haie Abercombie returned home at East Point after vacations with Mrs. Lee Watson. Mrs. Joe Brown, Mrs. Clarence Pierce and Mrs. O. M. Martin attended Quarterly Conference at Wesley church Friday. Mr. Dennis Sealy returned home after time in Philadelphia. Mrs. R. E. Willis was guest of Mrs. Leila Willis and Miss Pearl McManus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nannie Martin
Butler
Lee Watson
O. M. Martin
McCoy Williams
Wiley
Savannah
R. L. Brown
West Palm Beach
Fla
Haie Abercombie
East Point
Joe Brown
Clarence Pierce
Wesley Church
Dennis Sealy
Philadelphia
R. E. Willis
Leila Willis
Pearl McManus
Local Folks Visit and Return Home After Weekend
Mrs. Lonnie Parker and son returned home from Jacksonville Florida after several weeks away. J A Heath T A Robbins and daughter visited W E Neisler family Sunday. Anna Heath of Milledgeville guests of C C Heath. L Hartman and children of Roberta visited relatives. Allie Amos returned to Savannah after staying with her mother T J Amos. Talmadge Smith spent Saturday in Thomaston. Sunday guests included W J Gilson Mrs C C Heath and Elsie Heath. Rufus Smith stayed Friday night with Dana Downs.
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J. A. Heath
T. A. Robbins
W. E. Neisler
Anna Heath
Milledgeville
C. C. Heath
L. Hartman
Roberta
Allie Amos
Savannah
T. J. Amos
Talmadge Smith
Thomaston
Hugh Gilson
W. J. Gilson
Louise Gilson
Elsie Heath
Rufus Smith
Dana Downs
Union Cemetery Cleanup Notice At Camp Ground Church
The Herald reports Union Camp Ground church requests volunteers for a Wednesday morning cleanup of the church grounds and cemetery. All interested residents are urged to join and assist with the work.
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Union (Camp Ground
Rev Spivey to Assist in Revival at Union
Rev Louis Spivey pastor of the Fort Gaines Methodist church and son of Rev G M Spivey will be guest preacher at the Union Methodist church revival starting September 2. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Rev
Spivey
Union
Louis Spivey
Methodist
Fort Gaines
G. M. Spivey
South Georgia
Montgomery
Crowell
Union Methodist Church
Georgia Veterans Draw Disability Funds
About 12 000 Georgia World War Two veterans are drawing disability compensation and pensions. J M Slaton Jr reports checks totaling 396 244 were issued to 12 040 veterans last month. June payments reached 1 136 853 with 6 834 WWII veterans denied due to non service connected disability.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. M. Slaton Jr
Slaton
Veterans Administration
New Women’s Dean Named at Mercer University
Macon Ga July 16 Miss Dorothy Truex women’s personnel director at Northwest Missouri State Teachers’ College has been named dean of women at Mercer University. She will come to Macon Sept. 1.
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Macon
Dorothy Truex
Northwest Missouri State Teachers’ College
Mercer University
DeLacy Allen Addresses Veterans on Security and Readjustment
In Moultrie July 14 veteran Paul Vander Schouw presided as commander for 1945 46 at the Thomas Teaubaut post of the American Legion, succeeding W R Neal. DeLacy Allen of Albany urged unity for veterans in readjustment, cautioned against danger, and called for U S leadership to preserve democracy against communism.
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Moultrie
Paul Vander Schouw
Council On Inter-Governmental Relations
Teaubaut
American Legion
W. R. Neal
F. O. Hendricks
J. D. Smith
B M. Neal
R. C. Gresham
W. M. Moore
P. D. Leverett
H. G. Durden
DeLacy Allen
Albany
Georgia Department of the American Legion
Allen
America
Russia
United States
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Mrs. Troy, Whatley
Clifton Paulk
Alabama
Irene Whatley
Harry Powell
Tom Gregory
Clem Waters
Woodfin Hinton
Powersville
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J. C. Bryan
Carolyn Bazemore
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Elizabeth Lucas
Sylvester
Valdosta
William McMichael
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Lester Halley
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Homer Bee-land
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Cliff Byrd
KK. J. Waters
E. P. Hodges
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Oscar Thompson
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Joe
Tampa, Fla
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Ralph Dunn
Warm Springs
C. B. Hicks
Inez Trapp
Julius Lunsford Jr
Roger
J. R. Lunsford
Sam _ Pruitt
E. E. Hodges
Edward Hobbs
Kentucky
Henry Hobbs
Faxton Seay
Marshallville
Misses Pearl
Elder Blackmon
Alton Liffey
Phil McElderry
Irene Whatley and
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Panama City
Tom Fountain
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Cuthbert
T. J. Fountain
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Flint, Mich
Clay Whatley
Reidsville
Eddie Hester
Little Eddie
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