Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club Notes Condensed Visit List
Reynolds area social notes list numerous visitors and locals from Georgia and Florida, including Rosalyn Prager Brooklyn NY, B L Launders Thomaston, Sammie Coolik Macon, Bernice Hill Blakely, Henry Waters Jacksonville, D W Payne Macon, Tom Fountain Macon, J M Mangham Columbus, Sammie Liggins Tifton, Melissa Ogburn Cordele, Mike Neisler Roy Jones Mercer, Lewis Coolik Talbotton, Genevive Wright Knoxville, Doris Gassett Fort Valley, Susan Bryan Agnes Scott, and many others visiting or staying with residents. mentions graduations, travels to Birmingham and Macon, and social calls at Reynolds.
Community Notes From MAUK Social Roundup
Local residents and visitors share weekend and weekly moves among Barnesville, Augusta, Atlanta, and Macon. Highlights include visits to J. L. Austin, Walter Horton, and E. W. Jinks households, a son Rev. Carl Lawhorn ill at Glennville, and extended stays with Mrs. H. S. Wall and Mrs. Spillers.
Safety Slogans Urge Fire Caution and Safe Driving
A call to guard against fire as controlled fire is a friend and uncontrolled fire a fiend. It warns luck may desert you any day and emphasizes jail as a consequence for careless driving. The lines promote caution, accountability, and road safety.
Taylor Mill News Prolific Social Roundup in town.php
Taylor Mill residents join in family visits and neighbors gatherings across town. Notable moments include Mrs. J L Patrick visiting Alabama relatives and Joe Brown Bartlett returning home after a hospital stay for a fractured shoulder and broken leg.
Local Folks Visit Friends and Attend Graduations
Mrs Alice Riley and Herbert Riley visited Mr and Mrs G B Jarrell last week. Calvin Jarrell family spent the weekend with the Montgomeries. Margaret and Myrtle Walker visited Effie Kendrick. Philip Jarrell from Warm Springs spent the weekend with Henry Jarrell. Kirtis Haywood stayed with T J Amos at Wesley Saturday night. Margaret Adams of Reynolds visited Fannie and Thelma Jarrell. Juliette Jarrell stayed with her aunt Mrs Riley in Butler. Harper Moore visited Annie Jarrell and Inez Jarrell. Fannie and Thelma Jarrell plan time with Margaret Adams and Reynolds High School closing exercises. Fred Wright of Atlanta spent the weekend with E M Gaultney. Sunday school at Antioch at 2 30 each Sunday. Week's end church and school events noted. Weeks Adams family attended Thomaston school graduation Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Bartlett
George Blair
R. E. Smith
Peilie Jones
B. F. Childree
Doris Patrick
Columbus
Alice Barrow
Callie Rodgers
Annie Rodgers
J. L. Patrick
Alabama
C. H. Moore
Rupert
New Life
Marietta
County
Beulah Cofield
Fort Valley
Jake Driskell
Dorothy Roberts
Martelie McGuttin
Leila Kate Childree
Marguette French
Manchester
Blanche Bartlett
Taylor Mill
Marguerite
Hermon Parks
Clarence Peacock
A. H. Peacock
Frank
Carl Peacock
Ida Brewer
Ellaville
J. W. Windham
Taylor Mil
Windham
U. S. Underwood’s
George W. Burnet
Nelie
Dot
Atlanta
Joe Brown Bartlett
Middle Georgia Hospital
Joe Brown
Perry Bartlett
Alice Riley
Herbert Riley
G. B. Jarrell
Calvin Jarrell
O. R. Montgomery
Margaret
Myrtle Walker
Effie Kendrick
Philip Jarrell
Warm Springs
Henry Jarrell
Kirtis Haywood
T. J. Amos
Wesley
Margaret Adams
Reynolds
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Juliette Jarrell
Mrs. Riley
Butler
Harper Moore
Annie Jarrell
Inez Jarrell
Reynolds High School
Fred Wright
Quotations on Education From Classic Thinkers
A compact collection of remarks on education cites Locke Addison Horace Mann and Chapin. The excerpts compare schooling to growth, reading and good company to refine character, and education to forming a fully ripe citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locke
Addison
Carlyle
Horace Mann
Chapin
Local Social Notes From Butler and Surrounding Towns
Mrs. Julian Edwards and son Ward return to Richland after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brown. C. M. Renfroe, weekend guest. Harris Sealy and daughter spent Sunday at Juniper with Beve Harris. Julia Jinks left to visit Floyd Jinks near Garden Valley after time with R. Jinks. James Butler and daughter visited Oscar Martin. Willa Watson and relatives in Butler. G. D. Locke and Evans visited Mrs. Evans Brown. James Brown and Carolyn, James Butler and daughter visited Charie Butler and family at Daviston. Lovett of Columbus visited Lewis Brown. Welcome to Mrs. Sarah Fickling and children from Cuthbert. Wilson Culpepper and Robert Perkins of Columbus visited Carl Brown. J. M. Brown returned from Daviston with L. P. Parker. Joe Brown and children, Sarah Fickling and children visited Mrs. Pickens Riley in Butler. Rod Brown visited Harvey Streetman near Oglethorpe. Streetman gravely ill. Marilou Averett spending days with aunt Mrs. Lee Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Horton
Baby
Spillers
Ellea Sloan
Lakeland
Fla
E. W. Jinks
George Duncan
Herby Byrd
Ollie Duncan
Atlanta
Rena Duncan
H. S. Wall
Lula Wall
Butler
J. L. Anthony
J. W. Lancaster
Joe Wilder
Sloan
Mary Lou Averett
Anna
Nell Pittman
Julius Davis
Rebecca
Macon
W. P. Hester
Dock Hester
D. L. Averett
Terrell Chalkley, Jr
Drainville
W. M. McFarland
Mac Moore
Geneva
C. M. Renfroe
Harris Sealy
Juniper
Beve Harris
Julia Jinks
R. &. Jinks
Floyd Jinks
Garden Valley
G. D. Locke
Evans
Evans Brown
James Brown
Carolyn
James Butler
Charie Butler
Daviston
Lovett
Columbus
Lewis Brown
Sarah Fickling
Cuthbert
Wilson Culpepper
Robert Perkins
Carl Brown
J. M. Brown
L. P. Parker
Joe Brown
Pickens Riley
Rod Brown
Harvey Streetman
Oglethorpe
Marilou Averett
Lee Watson
Preservation of Black Berries Open Kettle Method
Wash berries and pick over carefully. Use 1 to 2 cups of sugar per quart of berries. Let berries stand to draw out juices, then stir and cook 20 minutes. Sterilize jars hot. Pack berries into hot jars with hot syrup or water. Process in water bath 20 minutes or bake 68 minutes at 250 degrees or pressure cook 10 to 15 minutes at 5 pounds.
Homemade Berry Jam and Jelly Recipes
Instructions describe two jam and jelly methods using berries. No 1 cooks whole berries without sugar, strains juice, boils juice again, then sugars to taste, and seals in sterilized jars. No 2 crushes berries, boils, presses, uses sugar relative to juice, boils to jelly stage, and seals.
In Memory of Our Father J R Montgomery
A heartfelt obituary poem notes the death of J R Montgomery on February 27, 1939 at home. The writers express sorrow, faith in heaven, and the hope of reuniting with him beyond the pearly gates, describing his loving fatherly presence and enduring memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Montgomery
Hoon
Wong
Gog
Dady
Jesus
Black Berry Jam Making Instructions
Prepare preserves by crushing part of the berries to release juice. Heat the berries, then combine with sugar in equal proportion and cook. Stir often until a drop placed on a cool plate congeals. Pour into containers and seal.
Local Social Notes Span Visits Across Tonson Butler Area
Wesley and Mary Suggs join Mr and Mrs Robert Suggs in Thomas ton. Many others visit kin in Butler and surrounding towns including Willis, Amos, Heath, Jarrell and Spinks families. Guests travel from Atlanta Sylvester Columbus and Sylvester to share weekends and Sunday gatherings with locals.
Sewing Club Entertained at Mrs Heath Home
The Sewing Club enjoyed an afternoon at the home of Mrs J A Heath on Wednesday afternoon with joint-hostesses Mrs J A Heath Miss Lois Heath and Mrs Archie McClung. About 25 guests shared sewing and conversation as Miss Lois Heath worked with Miss Louise Willis to serve chicken salad and iced tea. Mrs F C Jerrell will entertain the club next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Club
J. A. Heath
Lois Heath
Archie McClung
Louise Willis
F. C. Jerrell
Black Berry Nectarine Select Jam Process
Firm berries and firm nectarines are selected. Wash and simmer in a sugar syrup for 10 to 15 minutes, then boil, fill hot jars, and seal to finish.
Blackberry Cordial Boil to Preserve Essence
A simple fruit cordial method uses one quart black berry juice one pint white sugar and one tablespoon of cloves allspice cinnamon and nutmeg boiled fifteen minutes. Pour into clean hot jars seal immediately for preservation.
Blackberry or Red Raspberry and Cherry Conserve
Two cups pitted cherries four cups sugar and two cups cherry pulp are cooked with a splash of water until skins soften. Then add cherry pulp and sugar and cook until thick and clear. Pour into hot jars and seal immediately.
Raspberry Marmalade Preparation Method
Wash and drain berries mash thoroughly place in a preserving kettle with little water bring quickly to a boil press through a fine mesh sieve to remove seeds measure mixture add three to four times sugar as pulp and juice boil gently ten minutes pour hot marmalade into hot sterilized jars seal immediately.
Notice to the Ladies Woman's Council Meeting
Notice announces an important meet ing of the Woman's Council on Monday June 10 at 2 30 p m in the Butler Club room. All officers from each community club are urged to attend on time and raise any problems with Willie Leggitt H D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Council
Butler Club
Death of Mrs Gene Wade in Thomaston
Mrs. Gene Wade died March 14 1936 after weeks of illness while with grandchildren by the fire in Thomaston Georgia. Born December 15 1870 in Upson County she lived in Taylor County before moving to Thomaston where she resided at death. Survived by husband four sons Marion Wade Martin Wade Curtis Carson Wade four daughters Crawford Royal Claude Kelly Ben Dallas Ernest Harris three brothers Bas Mallory Frank Mallory Claydon Mallory and three sisters John Barfield Lou Morgan Clyde Land. Funeral held at Wesley Church conducted by Bro English with many relatives and friends present. May Gods richest blessings abide with the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Wade
Mrs. Wade
Upson County
Earth
Taylor County
Thomaston
The
Baptist Church
Martin Wade
Brooklyn N.Y
Marion Wade
Atlanta
Curtis
Carson Wade
Crawford Royal
Talbot County
Claude Kelly
Ben Dallas
Ernest Harris
Tree Brothers
Bas Mallery
Columbus
Frank
Claydon Mallory
John Barfield
Lou Morgan
Clyde Land
Wade
Wesley Church
Bro
Ope
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Brooklyn, N. Y
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Henry Waters
Jacksonville, Fla
D. W. Payne
Tom Fountain
J. &. Mangham
John Margham
Sammie Liggins
Tifton
Birmingham
Ala
Melissa Ogburn
Cordele
J. v. Beall
Mike Neisler
Roy Jones
Mercer
Lewis Coolik
Talbotton
Genevive Wright
Knoxville
Marie Camp
Doris Gassett
Elizabeth Whatley
Susan Bryan
Agnes Scott College
Harry Chambers
J. E. Mangham
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G. A. Goddard
Virginia
Eula Hammock
Mrs. Hammock
M. L. Wood
Miss McDaniel
Tampa, Fla
Irene Whatley
Bill Watson
Mrs. Hoke Windham
Liza McAuley
Statesboro
M. A. Liffey
Mrs. C. E. Avery
Roberta
John Saunders
Emily Hicks
Americus
Mrs
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Paul McDaniel
Minnie McDaniel
Jerry Moore
Sidney B. Moore
Montezuma
J. W. Muusslewhite
Bessie and
Loach Bryan
Jack Bryan
Calvin Bryas
Mrs. T. D. Seay, Jr
T. D. Seay, Sr
Charles Merrill
Harveyton, Ky
Phil Jenkins
John Jenkins
Bill Jenkins
Ashburn
Ricks Carson
S. B. Liggin
J. N. Shell
Mary Shell
Loyce Shell
Earl Liggin
Vienna
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A. J. Barrow
C. H. Neisler
J. T. James
Jefferson Davis
Tiano Solo
Florente Smith
Mauk News
J. G. Steed
Barnesville
R. D. Waller
L. R. Pike
J. L. Austin
Lorena Spillers
Alex Waller
J. M. Watson
Roy Lawhorn
Carl Lawhorn
Glennville
Cecil Wall
Cecil, Jr
W. T. McKendree
Augusta
Mr. Wall
Mr. McKendree
Wall
Taylor Mill News
Howard
Julian Edwards
Ward
Richland
Oscar Martin
Willa Watson
Willie Leggitt
Black Berris
Angels
R. M. Suggs
Mary Suggs
Robert Suggs
Bentley Adams
Bobby
J. T. Beeland
Frances and
Walter Suggs
Allie Amos
Herman Amos
Lewis Garrett
J. A. Keath
Luther Wilson
Herman
D. W
Bessie Wilson
Walter Willis
W. A. Spinks
Johnnie Spinks
Fred Jarrell
Haywood Allen
John Summons
Jack Summons
Sylvester
Hugh Gilson
J. R. Wade
Frances Willis
Bessie Childs
Woodrow Amos
Billy
Ab Jarrell
R. A. Spinks
W.A. Spinks
Walter Kellum
Otis Butler and Son
Tom Wilson
Willie Leggitt, H. D
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