Reynolds social notes show many visits and travels
Reynolds residents and guests are shown visiting relatives in Atlanta Macon Savannah and Charlotte. Several locals travel to St Petersburg Fla Waycross and New York City while others host visitors at homes in Reynolds. An annual barbecue at the Reynolds Golf Club is planned for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Golf Club
Choice Barrow
Guntersville
Ala
St. Matthews
S. C
New York City
Americus Mattress Co advertises affordable upcycled inner-spring mattresses
An advertisement offers to convert an old cotton mattress into a new inner-spring model at a price within reach. The copy promises no better mattress for any price and invites readers to write for a callback from Americus Mattress Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus Mattress Co
State highway patrol school to open in Atlanta
A school for prospective state highway patrolemen will begin in Atlanta next Monday with between 80 and 100 applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Miss Lois Newsome Weds Dr Frank Sams in Reynolds
The wedding of Miss Lois Clinton Newsome to Dr. Frank Houston Sams took place Thursday afternoon July 16 at Reynolds Baptist Church. The event featured formal processional music, elaborate floral decor, and a reception at the Newsome home with relatives and out-of-town guests from Dalton, Reidsville, Dawson Springs, Dallas, and Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lois Newsome
Frank Sams
Lois Clinton Newsome
Joshua Clinton Newsome
Reynolds
Frank Houston Sams
Reynolds, Baptist Church
Hendley Jelks
Louis Ruffin
Marion Hodges
Mendelsshon
Miss Hodges
John R. Rountree
Reidsville
R. C. Montgomery
Butler
Edith Newsome Steele
Arthur Sams
Dalton
Joshua Newsome
Mrs. Sams
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Newnan
Walter Riley
Walter Jr
Winter Haven
Fla
Eugene Hodeys
Rebecca
Eugenia
Tenn
Mra . Steele
Edit
Dawson Springs
Farm mortgage record hints at 1907 quarter transactions
Fragmentary OCR recounts a farm mortgage filing in a firm quarter of 1907. It mentions a grantor and grantee, a first quarter reference, and a payable sum with implied legal notice. The legible names appear garbled, but the core fact is a recorded mortgage tied to farm property and related payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wienthen Caperts
Karierre
Cya
Wevanen
Miss Martha Hicks Honored At Breakfast Wedding Cheer
Miss Martha Miller Hicks, bride-elect, celebrated at a breakfast hosted by Mrs. John Mimms and Mrs. Eugene Joiner at the Joiner home. A small circle of intimate friends attended, each guest bringing a gift. flower decorations and light menu complemented the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha M. Hicks
John Mimms
Eugene Joiner
Joiner
Martha Miller Hicks
John Musslewhite
Lizzie Williams
Albert Hicks
Gray Hicks
C. H, Neisler
F. A. Ricks
Desmond Harp
Paul Poe
Robert Bell
Herman Wright
Earl Wright
Alice Hicks
Winnie Griffith
Blanche Marchail
Winnie Aultman
Eula Hammock
B. E. Flowers
John
Martha Hicks
Foy
E. H. Joiner
Sally Anthony Circle July Meeting Hosted by Mrs Sealy
The Sally Anthony Circle met July 20 at Mrs H K Sealy's home with ten members. Mrs Karl Neisler of Crowell attended, devotionals and selections from Outlook were shared, dues and visits reported, and Mrs Sawyer added to the circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sealy
Sally Anthony Circle
Sally Anthony
H. K. Sealy
Karl Neisler
Crowell
Jennie Barrow Circle July Meeting Report
The Jennie Barrow Circle met in July at Mrs. E. H. Joiner home. Alice James led devotions and prayer, Mrs. R. L. Swearingen spoke on Korea from Outlook, Mrs. Wood presented two poems, a vocal solo by Mrs. W. M. Hollis, and prayers closed the session. Ten members and three visitors attended. next meeting planned at Mrs. M. J. Tood’s home with Mrs. W. W. McDonald as joint hostess. Refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. B. E. Flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Barrow
E. H. Joiner
Alice James
Outlook On
Korea
R. L. Swearingen
M. J. “Tood
W. W. McDonald
B. E. Flowers
Daviston Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Moore and son returned home after visiting Locust Grove and McDonough. J. W. Ingram and son Billie spent the weekend with Mrs. Ingram's parents, G. A. Parker and Lonnie Parker visited relatives in Butler. Miss Roshell Whatley stayed with relatives in Thomaston. Miss Mary Gilbert of Columbus visited Mrs Henry Cosby. Mrs. L. H. Moore and daughters Bobby and Frances were guests of Mrs. G. A. Parker. Frank Parker and children of Hogansville were guests of the Parkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Moore
Locust Grove
McDonough
J. W. Ingram
Billie
Ingram
G. A. Parker
Lonnie Parker
Butler
Roshell Whatley
Thomaston
Mary Gilbert
Columbus
Henry Cosbey
Minnie Buckner
Bobby
Frances
Frank Parker
Hogainaville
G.A. Parker
Gigantic Concrete Goddess Figure in Japanese Hilltop
A colossal statue of Kwramnon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy, towers on a hill crest in Tokeseki City Japan. The sculpture draws visitors and marks a notable landmark in the region.
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Kwramnon
Tokeseki City
Japan
Weekend Visits and Guests Highlight Taylor Mill News
A flurry of social visits and county gatherings mark the week in Taylor Mill. Residents hosted and visited relatives from Thomaston, Macon, Forsyth, and Savannah, with church revival services underway at Mt. Pisgah Baptist. Notable mentions include Rev. J. T. Flournoy of Mauk, Supt R. E. Smith and Miss Elaine Smith, and Mrs. Martha Harrell’s family enjoying Friday with the Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Cotney
A. J, Cotney
Vance Williams
Fate Mullins
T. J. Youngblood
W. I. Jordan
Thomaston
W. J. Cofield
J. T. Flournoy
Mauk
D. A. Cofield
Buford Shelley
Marion
Celeste Jones
Martha Harrell
Dollie Mullins
Claude A. Blair
John S
Alice Barrow
Terrell Smith
Supt
R. E. Smith
Elaine Smith
Manchester
C. Mallory
Macon
Taylor Mill
Savannah
J. W. Windham
Pellie Jones
Lottie Windham
Buford Shelly
Florine King
M. M. Acree
W. D. Poole
O. J. Oliver
Johnnie Windham
Barbara Windham
J. L Patrick
Annie L. Windham
Laura Jones
Cynthia Jones
Forsyth
Myrtle Mathwes
Wanzie Peterman
Annie Oliver
R. OU. Oliver
Edna Underwood
Thurman Greer
Taylor Mill Girt
W. H. Emerson
A. L. Fowler
Opiethorpe
C. Williams
Little Bobby Locke
Little Evans Stocke
Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church
Burgess
Rhed
Mary Lois Stalnaker
Clarkce
Doris Fowler
Oglethorpe
Elene
Onita Raburn
Ideal
O. M. Williams
Union Meeting At Trinity Friday Night Begins Series
The Second District Union will convene at Trinity church Friday night with an introductory sermon on Saturday at 11 a.m. Everyone is invited to bring a basket lunch and attend daily services. The committee promises a wonderful meeting with God’s help.
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Trinity Church
Rupert Woman's Club Meets At Mrs Brewer Home
Rupert Woman's Club gathered at Mrs. M. M. Brewer’s home with Miss Willie Leggitt presiding. Members discussed new business, planned selling ice cream to fund a piano, and Leggitt demonstrated tomato canning and bean beetle control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Woman’s Club
M. M. Brewer
Dun
Willie Lexgitt
Harris
Leggitt
Boys Life magazine advertising in 1920s era appeal
An advertisement pitched to Boy Scouts promising fifty pages of adventure sports jokes crafts and contests. It highlights monthly issues with Scout material and outdoor activities aiming to attract readers and subscriptions at ten cents per issue or one dollar per year.
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Arthur Powell
Ft. Valley
Mrs
Roy Clay
B. H. Newsome
J. H. Whatley
Winifred Ruffin
St. Petersburg, Fla
Elizabeth Parke
Col
R. S. Foy
Sylvester
W. H. Foy
Miss Winifred Kirksey
Charlotte, N. C
Lewis Coolik
David Coolik
Trion N. CG
Evelyn Gillis of
Waycross
Mariana Brewer
Paul Trawick, Jr
Commerces
A. G Hicks
E. 4. Joiner
D. W. Harp
Mrs. O. O. Cooper
Thomasville
Robert Parrish
L. J. Barrow
Chas. Merrill
Hazard, Ky
John Saunders
Howard Neisler
Anne Neisler
Louise Waters
Ruby Griffith
Hol Ys Autiman
Dan Griffin
Molena
James Griffin
Kate Hicks
Peabody
Mr. &. H. Joiner
Jimmy Joiner
Athens
Messrs
E. F. Parr
Leonard Cooper
Mary Byrd
Adel
W. I. Powell
Emma Hicks
Blanche Marshall
Douglas Tye of
Americus
Mr. W. I. Powell
R. L. Bell
Mr. Swearingen
H. Beeland
Dan Beeland
Lester Carter
A. V. Brewer
Jim Brewer
Bess Powell
Willoughby Marshall
W. E. Marshall
Mrs. Walter Riley
Hart Marshall
J. H. Pyron
John Mangham
Dan Hicks
C. L. Pyron
Montezuma
Rob Aultman
Clinton Woods
Jim Fountain
Virginia Hammock
Antonette and
Blanche Smith
Charlie Windham
Eugene Hodges
Nashville, Tenn
E, EB. Hodges
James Schell
Thurman Whatley, Jr
T. T. Farrow
Lucile Williams
West Palm Beach
Mrs. Suggs
Melissa Ogburm
Leslie
Mrs. H. C. Bond
Mr. Bond
Mrs. Bradshaw
Lewis Ruffin
C. B. Hicks
St. Petersburg
Chas, C. Stone
Lamar Griffin
Thelma Wright
Washington, D. C
Herman F. Wright
Mrs. Snowden Steele
J. C. Newsome
Betty Whatley
Ben Hinton
Highlands
Gloria Whatley
Dorothy Hinton
Sunshine Rings
Edgemont Smacks
Viety
Ib Bailey
R. E. Aultman Reynolds
Daviston News
Nesdade
Taylor Mill News
Cross Roads New
Trinity
Rupert H. D. A
Philco
N. L. Halley
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