Reynolds Club Sings and Town Talks in Poem and Travel
A small town note recalls a poem sung by the Jennings Improvement Club and a general critique of public life. The column mentions a local party at Warm Springs with Mrs. Clyde Jinks and Colquitt guests, plus plans for Miss Griffiths group to Macon then Chicago for the World Fair, and visitors to Mrs. F M Carson from Atlanta and Adrian with Ellison relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie
Laurice Aultman
Robert Bell
Clyde Jinks
Colquitt
Warm Springs
Local society notes reflect steady visits and travel
Mr. Marion Wells improves after illness. Miss Bess Powell spent several days last week in Butler. Mrs. Atkinson visits her mother Mrs. W. H. Wright. Miss Laurice Aultman and Ethel James visited Americus Sunday. Col. Homer Heeland and Mr. J. Brewer spent Monday in Macon. Rev. W. C. Huckabee spent days in North Carolina. Rev. and Mrs. Huckabee visit. Miss Sara Powell of Ellaville visits sister Mrs. J. By... Miss Elizabeth Whatley and Frances Williamson in Macon. Mrs. Co. D. Windham visits Macon. Mrs. Medlock and Miss Margarite Medlock of Birmingham visit. Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Hill and children of Blakely guests here. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Barnes and daughters from Augusta visit relatives. Mrs. E.H. Joiner, Mrs. Blount, Miss Caroline Blount and Desmond Harp spend in Macon. Dr. J. A. Fountain and Mrs. L. M. Doyle visit. Miss Mary Ann Powell nurse in Macon passes vacation with family here. Frank Stevens and family guests of the Saunders. Mrs. Earl Jones visits home for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess Powell
Butler
Laurice
Aultman
James
Americus
Elbert Hill
Macon
Col
Homer ‘Heeland
J. Brewer
W. C. Huckabee
North Carolina
W.C. Huckabee
Spa
Day
Leila
Lannis Childree
Ben Childree
Peterman
Thomaston
Aleene Dukes
Ft. Valley
Migs
Annie Rogers
Albert’ Youngblood
Lilla Youngblood
Dorothy
Beulah ‘Cofield
Terre Smith
Jessie Rogers
Hudson Pool
G. L. Windham
John Vann
Roy Vann
Willis Whidham
Ruth Tanner
Century of Progress
Chicago
Nathaniel Avery Bird
Nittle
Joyce
Will Rogers
Cecil and
Celeste
Charlie Moore
C. We. Moore
Beulah Church
Ruelport
Johnie Windham
Annie
Green Windham
Esther Vann
WH. Smith
C. W. Moore
Arthur Causey
W. L. Carr
Mary Oliver
Frank Kimball
Lee “Posey
Frances. Posey
Urnderth
Ang
G.L. Windham
Vera
Morrel
Tom Morrel
Gar” Ter Childree
W. R. Merritt
Pisgah
Reynolds
Nita Windham
McC
E. ‘Hightower
Mett Fuller
Clifton Burdich
W. A. Parker
Geneva
Amos Byrd
Jennie “Byrd
Thi McCrary
Netti Bigbie
Bunk
Katie Me Rary
L. T
Ruth Lancaster
Walter ‘Wainwright
J. B
Silver Tea Honoring Mrs Huckabee On Friday
The Woman's Missionary Society hosts a Silver Tea at Mr and Mrs C H Neisler home Friday afternoon to bid farewell to Mrs W C Huckabee before she sails for Sapan. Dorcas Class Crowells Missionary Society and Baptist Woman's Missionary Society invite members to join from four to six o'clock and contribute to their missionary undertaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Missionary Society
W.C. Huckabee
Junior Music Club Meeting Friday At Reynolds Home
The Reynolds Junior Music Club will meet Friday morning at Mrs. D Coolike's home with Misses Marie Camp and Nora Coolie as joint hostesses. The program features Mozart studies and performances including Mary Louise Neisler on piano, Mary Ona Brewer in a piano solo, Winifred Kirksey on quotations about Mozart, Ann Saunders piano solo, Mollie Coolik on Mozart’s compositions, Marie Camp on Mozart’s last days, Rosalyn Prather presenting a favorite poem, and Mary Hollis planning a piano solo.
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Reynolds Junior
D. ‘Coolike
Stelock
Marie Camp
Nora ‘Coolie
Mozart
Onsortt
Sohg
Mary Louise Neisler
Biano
Mary Ona Brewer
Mollie Coo Ik
Marie
Camp
Rosalyn Praer
Mary Hollis
Delightful Camping Party at Miona Springs
A congenial camping party gathered at Miona Springs last week including Marian Payne Marie Camp Elizabeth Lu cag Valley Weaver Cathryn Hutshe-Son Louise Janette Thelma Vivian Barrow Mrs J B Benton and son Brantley Mr and Mrs James Gray and son Eure ne Mrs Eva Montgomery Mrs L Barrow Mrs M D Griffith Henry Payne Theodore Barrow Reynolds Mary Jones Fairburn Gwendolyn Turk Ordele Sara Johnston Atlanta Myrtie Goggins Palmitto Beatrice Pennington Butler Madge Swain Pinehurst reading as listed
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Miona Springs
Marian Payne
Marie Camp
Elizabeth Lucag
Valley Weaver
Cathryn Hutshe
Louise
Janette
Thelma
Vivian Barrow
J. B. Benton
Brantley
James Gray
Euene
Eva Montgomery
L . Barrow
M. D. Griffith
Hen‘ny ‘Payne
Theodore Barrow
Reynolds
Mary ‘ Jones
Fairburn
Gwendolyn Turk
Ordéle
Sara ‘Johnston
At- Jartta
Myrtie ‘ Goggins
Palmitto
Beatrice ‘Pennington
Butler
Madge Swain
Pinehurst
Temperance Column Warns Against Dissipation by Father
A temperance column recounts a father who ferries two boys into dangerous waters of temptation. As waves pull them under, the father and one boy struggle to survive while the other sinks. The father laments steering his sons too far, warning that many follow into vice. Griffith warns that waves of profanity and vice can engulf youth unless they return to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffith
Babe Ruth and Schmeling Talk Domination and Dreams
A reflective piece blends baseball legend Babe Ruth’s enduring status with a boxing forecast. The author argues Ruth remains the era’s defining athlete despite talk of his decline, while praising Max Baer and Primo Canera and weighing Schmeling’s chances against Canera. The prose also weaves in social musings on wealth, charity, and life’s fleeting nature, ending with a humorous, surreal scene of Saint Peter and Gabriel at heaven’s gate.
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Big Gate of Paradise
Archangel
Gabriel
St. Peter and Gabriel
Styx
St. Peter
Taylor Mill News Social Roundup and Local Visits
Local notes report Mr. Rufus Smith recuperating after surgery and Doris Cox visiting Garden Valley. Numerous neighbors and relatives from Thomaston Macon Butler and Reynolds attend visits, dinners, and church events. Esther Vann returns home after a Macon trip as Dozens join Beulah church meetings with Taylor Mill prayer gatherings continuing weekly.
Soft Lights and Sweet Music as Voice of Youth
Fragmented column voice recalls mother’s soothing tones and calm beauty of a New York sunset. The writer apologizes for philosophy and seeks reader interest not for journalism but for a youth perspective on life, charity, and personal reflection.
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New York
Iphilosophy
Notice to claimants against The First National Bank of Reynolds
Treasury department notice asks all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia to present them to N M Dudleys as Receiver with legal proof within three months or they will be disallowed. Acting Comptroller AWALT issues the currency notice.
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Shereb
First National Bank of Reynolds
Georgia
N. M. . Dudleys
Awalt
Writer hints at nuptials and heaven bound satire
The speaker muses about marriage and settling down, joking about paradise and a writer entering heaven singing about lacking “that thing.” The fragmentary piece references St Peter, Gabriel, a wench, Pays, and a playful tone as the narrator contemplates life choices and a future wedding.
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St. Peter and Gabriel
Paradise
The
Crowell Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Meetings
Crowell residents and friends from Butler and Columbus visited family and attended church revivals. The piece lists multiple gatherings including dinners, fishing at Cooper’s Mill, and weeklong visits by Miss Nettie Bigbie, Miss Ruth Lancaster, and others, with several families moving or hosting guests.
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Nettie Bigbie
Butler
Jenfie
Byrd
Katie McCrary
Crowell Church
Special Excursion Tickets on City of Montgomery Departure
Special excursion tickets go on sale August 3 and 4 for the City of Montgomery sailing from Savannah. Return by August 24, 1988. Passengers should start from Savannah. A wonderful, economical weeklong vacation trip. Ask ticket agent for more information. Central of Georgia Railway.
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Central ‘of Georgia
Savant
Ocean Steamship Co
Montgomery
Savannah
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Evanb. Griffith
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Susan Bryan
Doris ‘Newsome
F. M. Carson
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Atlanta
Edward Ellison
Adrian
Alice, Mae Ellison
Marion Wells
Sara Powell
Ellaville
J. By
Elizabeth Whatley
Frances Williamson
Andrew Waters
Sue and
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But- Ter
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W.'T. Powsi
Family Sunday
Chesley Marshall
Lakdy, Atte, Ind
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Américus
Jake
Hts
Co. D. Windham
Heri Gaugu
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Grady Smith
Issay
Medlock
Maguerite Medlock
Birmingham
E. H. Griffith
Sara
Caroling Blounty
Chattahoochee, Fla
B. Ih. Flowers
Bernice ” Hill
Blakely
Willis Saunders
Cleve “Barnes
Mary
Susan
Augusta
Mesdames J. H
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Blount
Caroline Blount
Desmond Harp
J. A. Fountain
T. Whatley
Troy Whatley
Mary Ann Powell
Macon’ ‘Hospital
Frank Stevens
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Frank Tillery
Columbus
W. A. Saunders
Josta Litile
Weisenheimers
Ruth
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Sultan of
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Babe Ruth
Primo Canera
Jack Sharkey
Max Baer
Canera
Schmeling
Baer
Sharkey Blasten
Arad
Max. Schmeling
Bae
Tother
Schreeling Tean
Cain
Saint Peter
Pearly Gate
Satan
St. ‘Peter
Gabey
Jhard
Rufus Smith
Mr. Smith
Doris Cox
Henrietta Whatley
Garden Valley
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Comptroller of the Currency
Washington, D. C
Crowell News
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P .J. McDaniel
Alton
Clarence Mont
Bill Abbernott
Mrs. L. J. Wainwright
Mrsi
P. A. Jenkins
Rey
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J. W. Lancaster
B.C. Lancaster
Ruth Any Clyde” Lancaster
Juniper
Ellington ‘Lancaster
Chattanooga
Ouida, Anthony
Howard Fulton
Mig
Helen Young
Fulton
Jeff Young
Walter Wainwright
Roberta
Eat
Miss Bess-Neisler
Ruth Neisler
Pansy Riley
Jif
C. B. Byrd
Nat Lucas
Cooper's Yrill
Walter ‘Horton
J Spillers
Eleanor McD
Furthr Iniformation
Central OF Georgia Railwa
Hotel Lanier
Macon, Georgia
C. B. Marshall, Jr
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