Reynolds Department Ties of Hawkinsville Visitors and Local Guests
Elder Woodwanl of Hawkinsville delivered the baccalaureate sermon at the Baptist church. Numerous local residents and an extended list of visitors from Butler, Macon, Thomaston, and other towns were noted at dinners, dances, and gatherings. Several students and faculty returning for summer breaks from G. S. C. W., Emory, Tech, Mercer, and Andrew College were mentioned, alongside hospital and operation updates for Miss Jennie Byrd.
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Woodwanl
Hawkinsville
The
Baptist Church
Lila Bowell
Greenaverey
Mary Smith
Milledgeville
Banche Marshall
Mattie Mualewhite
Jennie Byrd
Macon Hospital
Doris Newsom
Wesleyan
Lois Newsom
Bessie Tift
Susie Newsom
Martha Miller Hicks
Helen Young
Elizabeth Parker
James Ricks
Will Camp Sealy
Phillip Bryan
Emory
Thaddeus Ricks
Tech
Joe Hollis
Gordon Institute
Walter Horton
Julius Lunsford
Mercer
Elizabeth Whatley
Andrew College
Cuthbert
Local Daughters of Confederacy Hold Year End Meeting
Reynolds area society notes several personal visits and gatherings. Members of the Gordon Carson Chapter U D C celebrated Jeff Davis birthday with a service and program at the Club Chapter House featuring Miss Elder Blackmon and Mrs. Joiner. The group presented a memorial cross to Amoy Musslewhite, a World War II veteran. Other items include visits: Mrs. Marie Garrett of Butler and Mrs. J R Lunsford hosted guests, Rev Wales Ingram’s Virginia visit, and several locals traveling for teaching and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Davis
Gordon
Carson
Club
E. H. Joiner
W H. Ogburn
Elder Blackmon
G. W. Ingram
Frank
Amoy Theus Musslewhite
Daughters of Confederacy
W. M. Hollis
Dixie
Eliza Liffey
Washington
Daniel Webster
Ray Lucas
Bankruptcy Filed in Columbus by Reynolds Merchant A V Brewer
A voluntary petition in bankruptcy has been filed in the Columbus division of the U S court by A V Brewer merchant of Reynolds. Debts are listed at 751 with assets 1446 including 500 stock in trade and 582 book accounts. Represented by Col C B Marshall of Reynolds. Confederate Veterans reunion set for Richmond June 21 to 24. Mrs A M D Wilson of Marietta will be honorary matron of honor on staff of General J Dalton Lynes inspector general. Others include Mrs O R Eve of Augusta matron of honor Mr J J Harris of Sandersville matron of honor and Mrs A O Woodward assistant inspector general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ga
Columbus
U. S. Court
A. V. Brewer
Reynolds
Col. C. B. Marshall
Richmond
A. McD. Wilson
Marietta
J. Dalton Lynes
O. R. Eve
Augusta
J. J. Harris
Sandersville
A. 0. Woodward
Taylor Mill social notes recount visits and gatherings
The item lists numerous neighbors visiting each other in Taylor Mill, noting dinners, Sunday visits, and weekend trips. People mentioned include Miss Lillian Oliver, Susie Poole, Maurine Rogers, Dora Bartlett, the Windham family, Mr. and Mrs. J. Oliver, and Rev. Brogdon. The Taylor Mill Woman's Club meeting was postponed from June 9 to June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Oliver
Susie Poole
L. E. Oliver
Jimmy
J. Oliver
Maurine Rogers
Dora Bartlett
W. Rogers
G. L. Windham
Mina Lottie Windham
RE. V. Brogdon
Taylor Mill Baptist Church
Terrell Smith
J. W. Windham
Taylor Mill Woman’s Club
Thuredy P
Mic’ Charlie Poole
Lottie Windham
Grady Morgan
No 2
Mill
Macon
R. E. Smith
May
William Roberson
Columbus
Z. W. Windham
Fish Fry for Girl Reserves at River Swamp
Last Wednesday Mr. Frank Kimble planned a fish fry for Girl Reserves at the river Saturday morning. Supt. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. Bartlett and Miss Windham took the girls to the river swamp, where they prepared fish and bread. After dinner some boat rides and swimming followed, with Mrs. Poole and Mr. Morgan present. The group, including Dora Bartlett and others, enjoyed a full afternoon returning to Taylor Mill by four o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kimble
R. E., Smith
H. P. Bartlett
Lottie Windham
Mises Dora Bartlett
Maurine Rogers
Mary
Eula
Lear Douglas
Nellie French
Susie Poole
Doris Cox
Edna Underwood
Leila Childree
Grady Morgan
Taylor Mill
Taylor Mill Pond
Mrs J J Chen Honored by Family on 64th Birthday
Mrs John J Cheney of Macon was guest of honor at a surprise party hosted by her husband and five children at the water works pumping station. About 18 attended including grandchildren and relatives from East Point Fitzgerald Birmingham and Garden Valley. The celebration honored a widow of P G Sheppard and extended good wishes from many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Cheney
Macon
Water Works
Cheney
H.W. Trapp
T. C. Stanley
East Point
J. H. Haines
Fitzgerald
Jno. J. Cheney
Birmingham
Ala
W. P. Cheney
P. G. Sheppard
Garden Valley
iMiss Victoria Whatley Makes Radio Address
Miss Victoria Whatley native of Taylor county, Home Demonstration Agent of Greene county, spoke on May 17 from the State College of Agriculture about Progress of Girls 4-H Club work in Greene County. She highlighted growth from 9 clubs and 120 girls in 1928 to 15 clubs and 380 girls, noting earnings used to improve schools, kitchen facilities, and playgrounds. described club projects in health, garden, cooking, clothing, home improvement, and leadership development, stressing character building and preparedness for homemaking and careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria Whatley
Taylor County
Greene County
State College of Agriculture
Greshamville
White Plains Club
Union Point Club
Woodville Club
Board of Education
Par
HOPING Max Schmeling vs Sharkey in Dutchland showdown
By Samuel Coolick, the column previews the upcoming title fight with Schmeling set to face Sharkey in New York. It notes paydays around 250000 for Schmeling and 160000 for Sharkey, predicts a 15 round decision, and playful jabs at fans and bankers while promising betting intrigue. It also covers McGraws surprising resignation from the Giants after 29 years, naming Billy Terry as replacement, and closes with personal reflections on graduation week and farewells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Sthmelling
Chicago
Kalamazoo
Jack Sharkey
Madison Square Garden
Maxie
Boston
Pride
Navy
Hoover
Sharkey
Bakers
Schmelling
Barney Google
McGraw
John McGraw
New York Giants
Giants
Billy Terry
McGraws Place
Dave Bancroft
Greene County civic groups back Home Demonstration effort
Local women and men's civic clubs in Greene County voiced strong support for the Home Demonstration Agent's program. The message urged growth of individuals to match community projects, quoting lines about building cities and the value of human development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ents
Men’s Civic Club
Greene County
Victoria Whatley
Englishville Social Notes Roll Through Sunday Visits
Mrs. C A Head spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs J H Jones. Many local residents report visits across town including the Day family, Misses Julia Duke and Minnie McLendon with Mrs Paul Carter, and relatives from Andersonville Oglethorpe Montezuma Marshallville and Miami. A surprise party at Miss Marjorie Justice’s home delighted attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Duke
Fora
Eileen Saunders
Americus
A. J. Head
Julia Duke
Minnie Mc Lendon
Paul Carter
Marjorie Justice
Minnie McLendon
C. A. Head
C. W. Saunders
Flora
Eileen
Eloise Saunders
L. E. Dyesy
Oglethorpe
Russell English
Carl Morris
Miami, Fla
Mary McLendon
C. M. English
R. J. Justice
Jessie English
Robert Gwynes
Andersonville
B. M. Kitchens
G. M. Key
R. L. English
Lowe
Charlie Kitchens
M English
W T. English
Eva Holloway
Johnnie Mathis
Georgia Prohibition Reform Rally to Draw Many Counties
Opponents of the prohibition law from across Georgia gather in Atlanta for a Friday night mass meeting at the city auditorium. The rally is sponsored by the Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform with Mrs. Healey as state chairman. Speakers include Clarence Darrow and Matthew Woll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
City Auditorium
Women’s Organization
Wm. T._ Healey
Rstate
Jas. L
Heasley
Clarence Darrow
Matthew Woll
American Federation of Labor
Man’s Sparrow War Warned By Benefactor
A benefactor warns that a war on sparrows harms humans citing their role in eating pests. He argues that a single sparrow family can consume thousands of insects, reducing crop damage and pest reproduction, implying great ecological balance and potential harm from blanket pest control.
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Reynolds Department
Conducted By
Civic Improvement Club of
Emor
Edgar A. Guest
Kathleen Peede
Frances
Williamson
Butler
Elizabeth
Lila Boswell
A. D. Powell
Dan Bee
Talbott
W. E. Saunders
Frank Stevens
E. P. Jones
L. T. Barrow
W. P. Poe
Link Marshall
Julivs Lunsford
Paul Poe
G. S.C. W. Summer School
Missa
Eula Hammock
Wynnita Taylor
Louise Barrow
Lucile Griffith
Mises Blanche Marshall
Messrs
Elbert Hill
Dan Beeland
Hendley Saunders
Miona Springs
Samuel Coolik
B. A. Reeves
Thomaston
H C. Bond, Jr
Waycross
James Jackson
Tampa, Fla
Mildred Garrett
Marshall Hobbs
Samuel Goolik
C. H. Neisler
Miriam Garter
Joe Pyron
Duke University
James Gray
D. W. Payne
Vesta Laughford of
Crawford
Winnie Griffith
W. E. Marshall, Jr
Amelia
Dan Fountain
Faxton Seay
Savannah
Mas. W. A. Saunders
Montgomery
Jackson
Earl Jane
Newport News
M. O. Williams
J. F. Jackson
Pineview
O. Lavary
Baconton
Cheshire
C. M. Purdon
Patterson
Nelle Byrd
Panhandle
John Ellis
Columbop
John Griffith
Clarence Powell
W. S. Powell
Marie Garrett
Mary Suggs
Robert Suggs
Wales Ingram
Virginia
Tom Windham
Tennessee
Eugene Powell
J. B. Blanton
Kate Hicks
Athens
Mattie Pyron
Ethel James
Laurice Aultman
Miriam Carter
R. L. Craughon
Montgomery, Ala
Eugene Payne
Frances Williamson
Eli Garrett
Mabel Seay
Thomas Jefferson
Agnes Seay
Susie Newsome
Little Mises Eugenia Joiner
Louise Ogburn
Taylor. Mill News
W. J. Nunn
Billie Nunn
W. F. Rogers
U. S. Underwood
J. J. Chen
iMiss Victoria Whatley
Samuel Coolick
Englishville
J. H. Jones
Missey Ola Robinson
Nell Duke
Marshallville
Messrs Wayne and
Earle Ellis
Montezuma
Sara Smith
Ellen Heath
County Line
W. R. Key
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