Diverse social visits and notes from Reynolds area
Reynolds citizens and relatives are noted visiting in Atlanta, Macon, Columbus, and Montezuma. Names include Griffiths Barrow Carsons Theus Heath Hicks and Bryan families. The Women's Improvement Club meets August 4 with program topics on noble deeds banana care and political engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Improvement Club
Reynolds
J. C. Newsom
Mary Ingram
Kingsley
F. M. Carson
E. W. Hodges
Mrs Clifford Whatley Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs Clifford Whatley entertained the Duplicate Bridge Club Friday afternoon. The living and dining rooms were decorated with samba flowers as tables were set. A delicious salad course followed as Mrs Whatley was joined by Mrs T Whatley, Mrs Paul Hodges, Mrs Ben Hinton, Mrs Edmund Hurt, Mrs Willoughby Marshall, Mrs Erle Newsom, Mrs Ricks Garson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Whatley
Duplicate Bridge Club
T. Whatley
Paul Hodges
Ben Hinton
Edmund Hurt
Willoughby Marshall
Erle Newsom
Ricks Garson
My Jazzing Jane Popular Song Of The Day
The latest popular song titled My Jazzing Jane by Mrs. H BE Pape has gained wide distribution at a popular price. She is the daughter of Dr and Mrs J W Rogers formerly of Reynolis and has received much praise for her composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
H, Be, Pape
J. W Rogers
Reynolis
Mrs Pape Sings At Infantry Reserve Program In Alabama
Taylor County friends learn Mrs H E Pape wife of Captain Pape formerly Kathleen Rogers Macon telegraph July 20 reports Aniston Alabama carriage extravagant entertainment by 326th Infantry Reserve Officers for officers and guests Mrs Pape arranged program numbers She described as charming accomplished woman who sang over radio in 1922 from Camp Nicholas Manilla sang for Prince of Wales and Secretary Denby will perform Rachmaninoff Prelude in C sharp minor sing two Japanese numbers in costume accompanied by 22nd Infantry orchestra and will introduce My Jazzing Jane she composed formerly Miss Kathleen Rogers of Macon uses maiden name professionally captain connected with 326th Infantry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Pape
Kathleen Rogers
Macon Telegraph
Aniston
Ala
326Th Infantry
H. E. Pape
Mother's Birthday at Char ing July 28 1926
A family reunion honors Mrs. J. T. Garrett on her birthday in Char ing with over a hundred attendees. The celebration blends deep affection, maternal benediction, and pride in the nation’s birthday, amid near-perfect weather and joyful greetings across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Garrett
Charing
A Pleasant Family Gathering Under Pleasant Trees
A large family and friends gathered on a green lawn with white linen tables and a flower garden for a multi generational reunion. Children played and sang while elders shared memories and prayers, as nutritious food was served from a long table and a hymn was sung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooda
Bro. Woodard
Hawkinsville
Saaneika
Auction Item List From Reynolds Ga Notice
One cash register in good condition along with bedding household and kitchen furniture. For further information call or see Jacob Prager Reynolds Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Prager
Reynolds
The Antique In Home Beauty And The Allure Of Craft
A reflective piece argues that American taste has shifted toward genuine beauty in homes. It praises aged furniture and antique shops as sources of quiet elegance, noting that appreciation for historical craft elevates daily living. The author links restraint in using past fashions to enduring artistic value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roois
Lohg
Ako
Iphagession Rin ii
Child Questions and Nonsense in Pears Annual Fragment
Dion Clayton Calthrop recalls a child’s questions and nurse’s replies in a whimsical Pears' Annual excerpt. The scene shows a youngster asking why birds are in eggs and why a fish is a fish, with answers aimed at quieting and guiding curiosity. The nurse ends with a practical blessing and a duty to tend to the household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly
Sys
Dion Clayton Calthrop
Pears’ Annual
London
Lion Turned the Tables On New Zealand Hunter in Rhodesia
A New Zealand big game hunter accompanying a native party in northern Rhodesia wounded three lions. After an initial retreat, he pursued a wounded lion at close range and was mauled when the animal sprang. He dropped his rifle, climbed a tree, and was dragged down, later signaling that he survived before dying in a hospital after a native shot the lion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodesia
Phantom ship light explained by fish and gas
The Montreal Family Herald recalls that the so called phantom ship in the Bay of Fundy may be a reflection of ship light from phosphorus produced by shoals of fish. It notes air quality and autumn fog influence sightings and cites Tam o Shanter as a parallel cautionary tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay of Fundy
Sallora
Tam O' Shanter
Montreal Family Herald
Beauty Quote Sparks Financial Freeze
A quirky remark by Vanderblt Masquerader proclaims that a beautiful thing can drain wealth, sparking chatter about spending and restraint in a lighthearted society column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vanderblt
Mixed Metaphors Affect Parisian Buyer Turn
When it was found that Paris inclined to be a buyer beara here draw in their horns. London Financial Paper notes the paradox of Parisian appetite clashing with restraint as markets contemplate potential purchases and forex shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London Financial Paper
Also Mentioned on This Page
Y Reynolds “Department
E. H. Griffith
Atlanta
A. J. Barrow
Mrs. H. J. Clark
Mrs. Ricks Carson
Macon
Mrs. F. M. Carson
E, Eb, Jarrell
Butler
Theus
Powell
Griffith
Columbus
Mrs
Tom Fountain
Tom Poole
E. E, Jarrell
Ferdinand Carson
Tampa, Fla
Annie Marlin
Emily and
Alice Hicks
Montezuma
Grace
Corene Heath
Albert Hicks
F. M
J. W. Harp
Reynalds
Irvin Taunton
Roberta
B. H. Joiner
Emory
E. B. Barrow
Neva and
Choyce Barrow
Adrian Ellison
T. E. Davenport
Buena Vista
Evelyn Causey
Miss Leach Bryan
Martha and
Mary Hicks
Claudia Davenport
Fort Lauderdale
Commerce
Gathring
Sue Bryan
Jack Bryan
Messrs
Bill Tyler
Cedartown
Shula Antley
St. Mathews, S. G
Neva Barrow
Aultman
Robert Aultman
Waldorff
Rice
Lakeland
Fila
W. H. Webb
Roba Webb
Oakland, Fla
Minnie Hind
Albany
J. C. Hind
Kentucky
Ione Peterman
Dorothy Harms
Edna Brown
George Peterman
Clinton Cox
Sopehoppy, Fla
Martha Peterman
C. F. Peterman
Martha
Leonard Peterman
Phillips Gaultney
CLUB
C. Ef, Whatley
Bridge
Infantry Reserve
Lion
Reynolds, GA
Safety and Service
R.A. Hinton
L. F. Monfort
Cashier
Eisler Aler
the First National Bank
E. A. Ricks
J. N. Bryan
H. K. Sealy
R. L. Bell
Asst
Earth
The
Citizens State Bank
C. H. Neisler
D. Goolik
J. H. Neisler
Kimball House
Georgia
Jacobs
Maynard, Prop
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