Reynolds Department Visits Spread Across Georgia
Reynolds society notes list numerous visits and guests including Elbert Hill and Douglas Powell in Macon, Arthur Powell visiting his sister, Miss Sara Wright in Macon, and many others across Atlanta Tifton Columbus and Adams. The item records weekend guests, teaching assignments, and travel between Reynolds and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Elbert Hill
Douglas Powell
Macon
Arthur Powell
Mrs. Benton
Reynolds U D C Chapter Holds May Meeting Thursday
Reynolds U D C Gordon-Carson Chapter held its May meeting at the Club Chapter house with Miss Elda Blackmon presiding. Officers were elected unanimously including Mrs C H Neisler as president and Miss Elda Blackmon as first vice president, with a program featuring songs, a life sketch of Jefferson Davis, and a social half hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Carson
Elda Blackmon
Frank Dennis
Eatonton
C. H. Neisler
J. D. Beall
Sarah Cooper
Sac
M. A. Liffey
Corre
W. E. Marshall
F A. Ricks
E. P. Hodges
C. L. Pyron
E. F. Seay
Republic
Confederacy
W. M. Hollis
Jefferson Davis
H. ©. Whatley
S. Briggin
Snowden Steele
Jesus Love
T. Whatley
Ray Lucas
Taylor Mill News Social Notes and Local Weddings
Local items report Miss Louise Turner of Atlanta visiting sister Mrs A R Rogers in Taylor Mill and the marriage of Miss Lizzie Moryell to Mr Frank Perkins on Sunday May 28. Community updates cite church attendance, school graduation of seventh grade, and numerous visits and weekend guests among Taylor Mill residents and neighboring families.
Storm-Tinged Weekend Reports In Marshallville
Residents spent the week end in Marshallville with Mr and Mrs Henry Crook. They endured a hail storm en route, calling the experience unpleasant. Meanwhile, Mr and Mrs Clay Smith and Mr and Mrs E L Smith drove to Thomaston for a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Jack Windham. Mrs W F Wasdin and Miss Florence Wilson departed Saturday for Macon after teaching during the term. Mr U S and Miss Winnie Underwood drove to Monroe to fetch Miss Edna Underwood who attended Walker Park School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshallville
Henry Crook
Clay Smith
E. L Smith
Thomaston
Jack
Windham
W. F. Wasdin
Florine Wilson
Macon
U. S
Winnie Underwood
Monroe
Edna Underwood
Walker Park
Taylor Mill School Closes After Strong Graduation
Graduation exercises closed Taylor Mill seventh grade term to cap one of the best school years. Teachers Mrs. Wasdin Mrs. King and Miss Wilson led a program including motto Let Us Be Known by Our Deeds, class colors blue and white, invocations and addresses by Rev C H Moore Long Rev W C Huckabee and Supt Rufus Smith. Certificates were awarded to Madison Cox Hudson Poole Carl Peacock Nellie French Jesse Rogers Ernest Parker and James Underwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill
W. EF. Wasdin
L. D. King
Florine Wilson
The
Schoo
C. H. Moore Long
Nellie French
James Underwood
Hudson Poole
Ernest Parker
Carl 'Peacock
Madison Cox
Jessie Rogers
W. C. Huckabee
Pearl Taylor
Rufus Smith
Carl Peacock
Jesse Rogers
Miss Ann King Honored At Cottage Party
Miss Ann King was honored at a Cottage party hosted by Miss Ruby Roberson. Friends arrived about 8 PM, played games, enjoyed several proms, and late hour refreshments. Ann leaves soon for the summer, and friends hope she can spend part of her vacation with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Roberson
Teachers Leave For Summer Vacation At Local School
Teachers Mrs W F Wasdin Miss Florine Wilson Mrs L D King and Miss Ann King depart this weekend for summer vacations. Annie Windham is elected to teach Wilsons junior girls, Winnie Underwood will lead Wasdin's intermediate class, and Edna Underwood will take Mrs King’s primary department upon her return from school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wastin
Florine Wilson
L. D. King
Ann King
Annie Windham
New Officers Elected at Woman's Club Meeting
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held its May meeting naming officers for September: President Mrs. C. H. Moore V President Mrs. Eva Hightower Secretary Mrs. Leonard Oliver Treasurer Mrs. Cynthia Jones Reporter Miss Lottie Windham. Members heard speeches and reports show 117 visits to the sick, 47 trays sent, 45 garments, 44 bouquets. Attendance prizes awarded to three members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill/Woman’s Club
W. F. Wasdin
Florine Wilson
C. H. Moore
Eva Hightower
Leonard Oliver
Cynthia Jones
Lottie Windham
W. F. Oliver
John Ray
My Long Delayed Letter to Cousin Charles
A long delayed letter from Cousin Joe reflects on ailing health, urges Charles to cultivate Tom beyond average, comparing growth to training a race horse. He argues every normal person has great potential if talents are trained, warns against neglecting parenting duties, and stresses enduring questions facing the world today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cnasics
Charles
Tom
Land of the Living
Joe
Quilt Show Delights Members Prize Winners Named
The meeting featured a beautiful flower vase display and an interesting quilt exhibit. Several attractive quilts were shown, with Mrs. G. I. Windham winning best quilt and Miss Annie Rogers taking oldest quilt prizes, both presented as pictures. The program was postponed due to officer elections and the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Windham
Annie Rogers
W. K. Johnson
J H. Otto
Maron
Sarah Turner
Frances Mullins
Taylor
Cavalcade film review reflects English history through a middle class lens
The writer praises Cavalcade as one of the finest pictures, then sketches a past to compare with present England from 1899 to 1993 seen by a middle class family. He invites readers to consider changes in the country and the era he calls the present age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
New Year’s Eve Pages The Younger Generation and a Banker’s Change
The piece nostalgically recalls New Year’s Eve 1932 through nightlife scenes with toasts, dancing, and city street scenes. It contrasts then modern clubs and era slang with the social ritual around a banker, once a town leader, now transformed into a cosmopolitan figure.
Talking to the Wall and Myself in a Summer Reverie
An aged narrator muses on youth and romance in summer. He jokes about age and beauty, promotes staying connected with peers, and questions conventional views while hinting at personal memories and a quirky, humorous voice. The piece blends nostalgia with ironic social commentary.
Crowell News Notes Local Visits and Wedding Interest
Crowell society items list visits among families in Crowell and nearby towns. Many Sunday gatherings in homes of Huckabee Neisler Windham and Lancaster reflect community ties. The note highlights the forthcoming marriage of Nell Byrn and Walter Wainwright and extends well wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Byrn
Walter Wainwright
Jesse Byrt
L. 3. Wainwright
Dock Byrd
L T. Hortot
Casey
J. W Lancaster
Banker and the changing ethics of the twenties
The passage critiques bankers of the 1920s for prioritizing profit over ideals, arguing that a new breed emerged who feel disgruntled when deals are fair. It notes a rise in prison populations tied to financial misconduct and reflects on rapid moral shifts within three decades.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Reynolds
Sara Wright
Frances Neisler
Tom Windham
Atlanta
Elizabeth Parker
Ed Musslewhite
Elam Griffith
Mr.McCoy
Talbotton
G. H. Goddard
Jack Griffith
Ocilla
Mesdames Thurman , Whatley
Albert Hicks
Columbus
Winnie Griffith
Martha Hicks
Georgetown
J. B. Wright
W. H. Wright
Joe Pyron
Duke University
Edgar Boyd
Adel
Mr. W. Powell
Miss Tucker
Mrs
Guy Windham
A. E. Locke of
Butler
Mrs. Alton Halley
Mary Smith
Milledgeville
Edward Ellison
Adrian
F. M. Carson
Virgil Powell
Norfolk, Va
Dan Kirk
Jacksonville
Fis
R. B. Whittington
Sol Vining
Will Ogburn
University of Chicago
Melissa Ogburn
Charlie Merrill
Kentucky
J. R. Saunders
William Parker
Tifton
John Mangham
E Mangham
G. H Goddard
Mr. Prentiss
Jack Tarver
Florida
Mrs. S. H. Bryan
Sammy Pruitt
E E. Hodges
Henry Hodges
Marion Hodges
Ay A
T. “Whatley
Whatley
Frances Ricks
Susan Bryan
Edward Goddard
Lawrence Cook
Concord
Helen McElvin
8. B. Smith
Troy Whatley
W. C Thompson
Troy
J. W. Brown
Little Daughter
Portsmouth
Ohio
Luke Mitchell
Miriam Mitchell
Taylor Mill News
Louise Turner
A. R. Rogers
Warm Springs
Manchester
Buford Cox
Tom Crook
Rex McInvale
Rex, Jr
Crook
Cox
Dorothy
Beulah Cofield
F. Rogers
T. J. Youngblood
Joe Cofield
Lizzie Moryell
Frank Perkins
H. H. Mosley
Baptist Church
Aubrey Peterman Therman Childree
Lucy Busbee
Dollie Jones
B. F. Childree
Ralph Cofield
Lilla Youngblood
Aubrey Kneece
Johnson, S. C
W. I Jordan
EL Smith
Bibb City
J. D. Smith
W. H Smith
Wm. Bartlett
B. Windham
Jessie Oliver
Miss King
Woman's Club
Lottie’ Windham
New York
Yesteryears
Melody
New ‘York
Jeeves
Duke of Harchester
Harn
Milady
Lady Goodivas
Edison
Hallyhoo
Black
Crowell News
George Young
RE MéDaniel
Nita Windham
Thyra McCrary
Estelle Ricks
Cell
Pauline Fuller
Gladys Windham
Bess Neisler
W. C Huckabee
Trapp
Paul McDaniel
Misa Gladys Windham
William Horton
Clarence Lawrence
G. C. Horton
Misa Miriam
Thomas Horton
Barnesville
N C
Leggets
Pittman
E. H. Neisler
O. R
Marie
Mildred
Rachael Montgomery
Paul Montgomery
Moultrie
Mra
L J. Wainwright
O. B. Byrd
Jessie
Edith
Orrell
J. W. Lancaster
M. J Trapp
B. Marshall, Jr
Reynolds, G
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