Reynolds Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visitors
Reynolds and surrounding towns footing a busy week as residents host friends and relatives from Albany Macon Columbus Five Points Fort Valley Atlanta and Reynolds golf course hosts swimming picnics and community visits. Notable names include Mrs. J A Pendergrast Miss Marjorie McCorvey Miss Winnie Aultman and Lt O H Thompson with guests from Ft Benning Rye N Y and Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. H. Thompson
W. H. Keach
Jack Houston
Ft. Benning
Reynolds Golf Course
Officers’ Club
W. J. Carson
Hamilton
Joan Carson
Rye
N. Y
Clyde Carson
Rome
F. A. Ricks
F. M. Carson
Reynolds
Woman's Improvement Club Hosts Community Supper Series
Reynolds group hosted a fourth supper at the Golf Course with swimming and tennis, serving about 100 people a chicken dinner. Proceeds aid town projects, including golf course benches, library, gymnasium fund, and Woman's Committee for Improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Improvement Club of
Reynolds
Golf Club
Woman's Committee For Improvements
Reynolds Junior Ball Club Defeats Fort Valley 5 to 4
The Reynolds junior team beat the Fort Valley junior club 5 to 4 at Reynolds home park on Sunday. A return game is planned at Ft. Valley next Sunday with a large crowd expected to travel to the rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Fort Valley
Ft. Valley
Local Socials Include Visits Across Towns
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cosby and children and Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Buckner. Miss Marilou Averett was in Columbus Saturday. Mrs. Claudia Bass of Florida and Mrs. Williams and baby near Oglethorpe visited Mrs. Temple Brown Tuesday. Mrs. Carlisle returns to Atlanta after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hill England and relatives. Mrs. G. D. Locke near Butler was guest of Mrs. Lillian Brown. Rod Brown visited Atlanta one day last week. Carl Brown and little Stevens and Ella Clarke weekend guests in Macon. Tom Guined and family of Roberta Saturday visitors to Lula Guined. Lillian Brown visited G. D. Locke near Butler last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cosby
Lizzie Gilbert
J. A. Buckner
Marilou Averett
Columbus
Claudia Bass
Florida
Williams
Near Oglethorpe
Temple Brown
Carlisle
Atlanta
Hill England
G. D. Locke
Near
Butler
Lillian Brown
Rod Brown
Carl Brown
Stevens
Ella Clarke
Macon
Tom Guined
Roberta
Lula Guined
J. H. Windham
Little
J. D. Jarrell
Phillip Jarrell
Myrtle Walker
T. D. Jarrell
Grace Jarrell
Jean Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
Henry Jarrell
H. B. Shepherd
Rev. Hendley
Five Points Social Roundup in Thomaston Area
Mrs. C F Bennett visited friends Friday. Families of Walker and Wiggins attended revival at Antioch. Jarrells and Jarrell kin honored at funeral in Yatesville. Jean Jarrell and Grace Jarrell hosted and visited in Ft Valley and Thomaston. Jarrells traveled to Florida and back. Hendley and Weeks Adams hosted dinners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Jarrell
Ft. Valley
Grace Jarrell
H. B. Shepherd
Rev. Hendley
Weeks Adams
Local folks visit kin and travel notes from Griffin area
Crowell and Griffin families spend Sundays with relatives in town and nearby. Several residents attend Home Coming Day at Union, while others visit Athens, Clayton, North Carolina, Mississippi, and Alexandria City Alabama. One death is noted as sympathy goes to Mrs. W C Casey over Mrs. Ogburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Cooke
Griffin
Tommie O'Neal
Lewis Cosey
Macon
J. L. Turner
Mary Turner
Atlanta
Mable
Julia Parr
W. C. Cosey
Athens
Will Ogburn
Paul Epps
Beatrice Kilby
Mabel Parr
Clyde Windham
Union
J. H. Windham
Sam Bailey
Tollie Jarrell
BE. F. Parr
Arthur Parr
Clayton
North Carolina
Mississippi
W. C. Casey
Ogburn
P. E. McDaniel
Clarence Montgomery
Duke Epps
Lawson Kelley
J. W. O'Neal
Florence O'Neal
Alexandria City
Ala
Local Social Notes from Wesley Area Families
Wesley residents and relatives gather for weekend visits and returns. Elizabeth Allen of Atlanta returns home after staying with J A Heath grandparents. Elsie Heath back from Milledgeville summer school. Families visited and hosted in Reynolds Thomaston Butler Talbotton College Park and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Spinks
Perry Watson
Ronald
Columbus
W. A. Spinks
Elizabeth Allen
Atlanta
J. A. Heath
Union
Elsie Heath
Milledgeville
R. M. Suggs
Walter Suggs
Reynolds
Asa Spinks
Thomaston
Bob Whatley
H. E. Allen
Butler
Hugh Gilson, Jr
Talbotton
W. B. Cooper
Luke Adams
Woodrow Amos
Lucille
Jessie Allen
College Park
Ann Neisler
Pleasant Hill Community Hears Of Revival Start
Miss Dorothy Brewer and relatives visited, Rev B T Gill from Thomaston preached to Pleasant Hill church members with revival services planned to begin Saturday night and the public invited. The Brewer family and neighbors shared visits across Pleasant Hill and nearby towns such as Butler, South Georgia, and Stone Mountain over the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Brewer
Marvin Brewer
J. E. Wall
Blan Wall
B. C. Brewer
Little Floyd Brewer
Flem Brewer
B. T. Gill
Thomaston
L. B. Shirah
Bill Guy
Butlerland
John Guy
South Georgia
Fred Brewer
Stone Mountain
Aircraft Warning System Set Up Across Georgia
At Tampa officers of the third interceptor command arrive to brief Georgia on a civilian aircraft warning service. Maj. Olaf H. Kyster will hand over maps and instructions to the Georgia committee for national defense. Plans cover 1106 observation posts with 22 000 civilian spotters and 24 hour duty. First tests will occur during fall Army war games to detect enemy aircraft and guide interceptor squadrons.
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Atlanta
Tampa
Fla
Georgia
Georgia Committee For National Defense
Olaf H. Kyster
Air Corps
Tax Sale Notice for Mauk Warehouse in Taylor County
Georgia Taylor County will sell on the first Tuesday in August 1941, the 5th, a warehouse in Mauk bounded by J W Lancaster street and Lewis Watson. It is levied on as the property of Joe Wilder and wife for state and county taxes for 1934 through 1939. Sheriff J M Bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Said
Towit
Mauk
J. W. Lancaster
Public Street
Lewis Watson
Roy Waller
Joe Wilder
Levy
J. M. Downs
L. C
J. M. Bone
Application for Letters of Administration for Whatley Estate
Notice in the county that W. R. Cook has filed for Permanent Letters of Administration for the estate of G. T. Whatley. Creditors and next of kin must appear at the ordinary's office by law to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to the county administrator or a suitable appointee, dated July 2, 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
W. R. Cook
G. T. Whatley
Sheriff Sale Notice of 1934 Ford Truck in Taylor County
Sheriff J M Bone to sell at Taylor County courthouse on August 5 1941 the 1934 Model Ford Truck with motor No 18 1126472 to satisfy a mortgage fifa issued June 12 1941 from the Superior Court in favor of Johnnie Shelley against N E Adams. Sale held in legal hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Court House
Fifa
N. E. Adams
Said County
Johnnie Shelley
J. M .Bone
Year’s Support Cited In Taylor County Court
Eva G. Halley widow seeks twelve months support for herself and a minor child. Appraisers filed their return and all interested persons are cited to show cause at the August 1941 term why the application should not be granted. Also cited are heirs and creditors of Rosa Turner to show cause why letters of administration de bonis should not be granted to J M Weaver at the August 1941 term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
Taylor Court of Ordinary
Eva G. Halley
A M. Halley
J. R. Lunsford
Rosa Turner
Court of Ordinary
J. M. Weaver
Weaver Applies for Letters of Administration
J. M. Weaver of said State and County has applied for Letters of Administration de bonis super rosa Turner estate in the matter before me.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
J. M. Weaver
Rosa Turner
Furniture firm owners injured in highway crash
W T Christopher of Montezuma owner of Christopher Furniture Co and T C Jackson of Vienna were seriously hurt in a nighttime collision on Highway 41 south of the Crisp Dooly line. Christopher was parked fixing a flat when Jackson's northbound car struck the stationary vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Christopher
Montezuma
Christopher Furniture Co
Cordelo
T. C. Jackson
Vienna
Highway 41
Christopher
Jackson
Bothmen
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club OF
Mr. Lewis Lucas
Ray Lucas
Irene Whatley
Birmingham
Clarence Seay
Albany
Marvnan Hollis
Betty White
Five Points
Daisy Petty
Newnan
J. A. Pendergrast
Ralph Dunn
Greenville
J. L. Callaway
Clay Whatley Jr
B. W. Hinton Jr
Moultrie
W. H. Clyatt of
Mrs
Guy Clyatt
C. S. Taylor
J. E. Sammons
E. E. Hodges
Marjorie McCorvey
N. L. Halley
Charlie Montfort
Mrs. C. $. Taylor
Fred Smith
Statesboro
M. A. Liffey
E. Paul Hodges
Jesse Wood
Althea Smith
Estelle Ricks
Myrtle Beach, S. C
Julius Lunsford
Col. and
Bernard Hunnicutt
R. A. Hinton
Henry Hicks
Edward
Charlie
David
B. W. Hinton
Dorothy Hinton
Louise Ogburn
Winnie Aultman
Dick Windham
Harry Powell
W. A. Murray
Albert Thorpe
Ashburn
Mary Elizabeth and
Emily Williams
Lucy Bryan
University of Virginia
Rosalind Prager
New York
E. H. Dunn
Reynolds Baptist Church
Mt. Pisgah Church
S. H. Bryant
Lewis Lucas
St Simons
J. D. Cooke
Lovingston, Va
W. Gorden St
Thomaston, Ga
Howard
C. F. Bennett
Earl Haywood
Britt McChargue
J. P. Walker
Antioch
Clifford Wiggins
Yatesville
Wiggins
Fannie Lee Saunders
Cecil Pitts
Crowell
Wesley
Pleasant Hill
Sheriff's Sale
Sheriff’s Sale
Aultman’s Super Store
Reynolds,ga
N. L. Halley Reynolds
Davy
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