Joint Methodist Society Meeting Ads June 11 1918
A notice invites members to a joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society and Parsonage Aid Society at Mrs I A Ricks home on June 11 1918. It urges all to attend Sunday services, elect delegates to the upcoming District Conference in Lumpkin, and emphasizes staying active in Sunday School and church programs. It also notes recent preaching by Rev Johnstone and remarks from Pastor J H Allen. Hon Sam Olive attended Reynolds und Herz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society
Parsonage Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
I. A. Ricks
Johnstone
Lumpkin
Word of God
J. H. Allen
Reynolds High School closes upbeat year with varied programs
Reynolds High School ended a successful year with final exams, a Friday recital by Miss Simpson's music class, a Saturday commencement sermon by Rev. J. B. Johnston, and an expressive expression class performance. An art exhibit, a moving patriotic graduation piece, and diplomas awarded to Winnie Griffith, Mattie Saunders, Winnie Davis Aultman, and Thelma Mickle rounded out the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Reynolds High School
Miss Simpson
Bonnie Newsom
J. B. Johnston
St. Paul Methodist Church
Columbus
Our Town
Earle Williams
Smithville
Germany
Lane
Congress
America
Miss Elder
W. F. Weaver
Samuel L. Olive
Georgia Senate
Winnie Griffith
Mattie Saunders
Winnie Davis Aultman
Thelma Mickle
Peas For Sale By E. W. Cook In Local Notice
The article lists varieties of peas for sale including sugar crow der mixed clay speckled and straight Brabham and asks for prices. It also notes the safe arrival in France of Mr. R E Alley and reports the death of Mr. T J Amos, a respected local resident, on the previous Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Cook
France
R E Alley
T. J. Amos
Engagement of Dr Clay Whatley and Miss Clair Ingram
The engagement is announced with broad interest and a June wedding is planned. The couple are described as popular in the state and recipients of congratulations. Mr and Mrs B W Hinton celebrate the birth of a son named Henry Ansley on May 31, honoring grandfathers J H Whatley and R A Hinton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Whatley
Clair Ingram
B. W. Hinton
Henry Ansley
J. H. Whatley
R. A. Hinton
Reynolds Equipped with Motor Hearses Calls Answered Day or Night
Reynolds offers rapid response for funerals with motor hearses available day and night. The humorous line from Bess about heaven reflects lighthearted reflections on mortality as the article notes readiness for afterlife social chances.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barrow Brothers
Reynolds Methodists
Sam Olive
Reynolds
C. B. Marshall
Elder and
Barron
Reynolds High School
Roberta
Col
Homer Beeland
Mark Close
Old Glory
Washington
Grant
Farragut
Lee
Edward W. Hicks
Supply Co
80Th F. A
Camp McArthur
Waco
Texas
Estees
E. W. Marshall
Board of Trustees
Estes
Mr. Wilson
Corrie
Reynolds Mercantile Company
E. M. Johnson
Reynolds, Georgia
E.a.goddard
Georgia
Bess
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