Reynolds Local Items Highlight Busy Reynolds Socials
Reynolds Ga June items list residents visiting relatives ranging from Butler to Columbus. Notables include Col W F Weaver in Columbus and J J Carson at a Macon barbecue. Many are visiting kin in Panhandle, Co lumbus, Fort Valley, Delta, and Hart ford. Notices mention Mercer University student David Montfort home for summer and Leona Young marrying Jesse Bloodworth in Panhandle. Various ads note Hill Drug Co services and Reynolds Variety Works offerings.
Miss Marguerite Montfort Hosts Sewing Club Evening
Miss Marguerite Montfort entertained the Sewing Club on Wednesday with two visiting guests Mrs Bob Saylor of Florida and Miss Alexander of Blakely. A hot luncheon was served and members enjoyed social chatter as the event concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Montfort
Sewing Club
Bob Saylor
Florida
Alexander
Blakely
Miss Montfort
News Notes of Interest to Methodists
Brother Scoville led a church canvass securing seventeen new subscribers for the Wesleyan Christian Advocate with hopes to reach twenty five. At Sunday conference S. B. McDaniel and J. A. Matthews were elected delegates to the district conference at Woodland on the 23rd. C. B. Marshall as alternate. Civil reports show fourteen accessions by letter and strong finances. A marriage united G. O. Horton and Ella Philman with witnesses. Next Sunday observes Mother and Children's Day with special program by Sun day School, music by H. M. Branham and Mrs. R. M. Houser, and an offering for needy Sunday Schools and foreign missions. The sermon topic Sunday night is Honest Living. Electric fans and no flies at Hill's soda fountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A M Carter
Dan Beeland
Evelyne Carter
Fort Valley
Hill
Katie Hicks
Delta
William Parker
Katie
New York
Columbia University
Adv
Hill Drug Co
Nellie Musslewhite
Maude Windham
Hloise Seay
Inez Trapp
Ethel Lucas
G.N. & I. College
Milledgeville
Reynolds Variety Works
C. B Marshall
Ady
Ladies Aid Society
J A Hollis
Y P Scoville
Ed Hollis
Otis Sanders
Brother Scoville
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Sauuday
Bros
S. B. McDaniel
J. A. Matthews
Woodland
Col. C. B. Marshall
Howard Neisler
H. M. Branham
R. M. Houser
County Correspondents PANHANDLE ITEMS
Farmers in our section are having plentiful rains. Mrs. Sims Garret returns home to Charing after visiting her parents. J Y Parker of Claxton Ga visits Reynolds. Mrs. Withers is improving after illness. H H Mosely of Macon supervises harvesting while visiting. J E Hudson of Montezuma spent the weekend at home. Two young men asked about a river plunge while fishing. Grady wears a long look due to a nearby marriage. Tom Windham visited last Sunday, popular with the fair sex. Philip Jenkins returns after a long absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims Garret
Charing
Howard Eubanks
Reynolds
J. W. Hudson
J. S. Fuller
G. R. Lucas
E. T. McMillian
Tom Windham
Tom
Philip Jenkins
Potterville Notes Bring Rain and Social Roundup
Rain falls heavily as Potterville residents report busy farms and improving crops. Local events include weddings at home of the bride’s mother, visits from Fort Valley and Atlanta, and Mrs. Amerson’s death leading to funeral at the Baptist church. The community mourns a good citizen, Mr. Eli Amerson, with two daughters and two sons left behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Lovick
Shell Smith
Fort Valley
Will Merritt
Columbus
Marie Edwards
Atlanta
Taylor
Macon
Annie Rodgers
Willie Jordan
W. A. Rodgers
Burke Dixon
Marshallville
Jettie Crook
Whatley
Delta
Roy Lagrone
C. H. Smith
Mary Pierce
Cochran
Durdan
Homer French
Cora Smith
W. T. ‘Lovick
Eli Amerson
Here
Baptist Church
J. M. Posey
Potterville
Amerson
Calamities Shifted From Omaha to Ohio Floods
L Poole of 2217 California St Omaha reports Foley's Honey and Tar Compound cured his daughter's severe cough and cold quickly amid floods and illness. Reject substitutes. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Ohio
L. Poole
California St
Foley
Delta Items notices and visits around town
Violet reports windy weather affecting crops as Miss Jettie Crook visits in Delta. Local social notes include visits by Mr. and Mrs. Hobbs, preaching schedule on the first Sunday, and several Sunday outings. Mrs. Whatley and her party shopped in Reynolds. Little Susie Payne visits Delta. Friends mourn the death of Clyde Eubanks’s baby with prayers for comfort and belief in Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jettie Crook
Potterville
David Whatley
Chess Hobbs
O. D. Hobbs
Delta
Bufford Cox
B. H. Hobbs
H. F. McDaniel
Johnny Johnson
Reynolds
Susie Payne
Clyde Eubanks
Death Angels
Jesus
Patsiliga Notes Of Social Guests And Events
Farmers are nearly done with cotton chopping in the region. Guests include Hubert Scott at Joe Culverhouse's, Houston Martin from Howard at Woodie Byers, and Dock Byers visiting Schley county. Mary Julia Gassett visited Mary Belle and Lala Parker. Drew Wilson of Wesley and Nat Joiner of Howard visited Jim Morris. A Saturday dance at Nora Waters's home attracted many, including Bud and G A Parker and Tommie and Lena Thompson. Hattie Mae Byers was Jim Morris's Tuesday guest. Sam Martin visited his sister Sunday. Mrs E B Hammock, Mrs Morris, and Mrs Jeffie Byers were guests of Marvin Jinks Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Scott
Joe Culverhouse
Houston Martin
Howard
Woodie Byers
Dock Byers
Schley County
Mary Julia Gassett
Mary Belle
Lala Parker
Messrs
Drew Wilson
Wesley
Nat Joiner
Jim Morris
Nora Waters
Bud Taylor
G. A. Parker
Tommie Thompson
Lena Thompson
Grady Thompson
Hattie Mae Byers
Sam Martin
E. B. Hammock
Morris
Jeffie Byers
Marvin Jinks
Cooper's Mill News Notes Local Happenings
Mrs. Rhoda Freeman is improving after illness. A visitor arrives to stay with Mr. and Mrs. B L Kirksey. Oats crop harvested by A B Posey, B L Kirksey and C F Cooper. W N A Cooper mill now running and seeks patronage. Several locals attend preaching at New Prospect including Mrs W N Cooper and Miss Ida May Lowe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Bros
WN. A. Cooper
New Prospect
Ida May Lowe
Cooper’s Mill
Ollie Wilson
Vassar Hobbs
R. B. Whittington
Reward Offered For Arrest Of Tobe Hall
A $25 reward is offered for the arrest of Tobe Hall colored about 23 years old. Wanted on two serious charges including a shooting on Saturday night May 17 on the advertiser's property. Hall is described as black, short but stout, with a broad face and a fresh cut on one ear. Adv A W Gray Butler Ga Route 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Hall
Hall
A. W. Gray
Butler
Reynolds Route 3 notes busy farms and rain after absence
The column recalls ongoing rain and busy farmers, mentions Floyd and Robert Jinks at Mt. Pisgah Sunday School, asks about Elzie and Bunyon, lists locals at Miona Springs, notes the loss of a valuable male by Willis Jinks, and records a singing gathering at Little Bethel with Bethlehem school house preaching each fourth Sunday.
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Floyd
Robert Jinks
Mt. Pisgah
Elzie
Bunyon
Messrs
Y. J. Garrett
J.W. Caldwell
Bessie Adams
Mattie J. Stalnaker
H. V. Adams
Miona Springs
Willis Jinks
Little Bethel
Bethlehem School House
E. A. Adam l
Eli Amerson
Johnnie Whatley
Ick
FrightfulPolar Winds Prompt Skin Troubles at North
Northern winds bring severe skin irritation with red rough and chapped hands and lips. Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals and softens the skin, also effective on cold sores burns boils sores ulcers scratches bruises and piles. Only 25 cents at City Drug Store Adv
A Good Man Gone
Mr. Mathew English of Englishville died at home on Thursday May 22 and was buried May 12 in English cemetery. A 83 year old long serving Macon county commissioner, he was a conscientious Baptist and respected citizen, devoted husband and father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew English
Englishville
Primative Baptist Church
Macon County
Macon
Cure for sick headaches with Chamberlain tablets
Mrs. A. R. Tabor of Crider Missouri reports five years of sick headache ended after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She took two bottles and was cured, as the tablets address a disordered stomach causing such headaches. Sold by all dealers. Adv
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Tabor
Crider
Chamberlain
In Memoriam for Mrs. Cox at Bethel Church
Mrs. Cox, daughter of John and Mrs. Williamson, died after a brief illness at home on May 19. She married Homer Cox on November 1, 1896 and was 37 years, 6 months, and 8 days old. She leaves a husband and five children Jewel, Gertrude, Wesley, Eva, and Iane, plus relatives. The funeral and interment were held Tuesday at Bethel church, service by Rev. J. T. Adams. Written by Mrs. Belle Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cox
Cox
John Williamson
Jewel
Gertrude
Wesley
Eva
Iane
Bethel Church
J. T. Adams
Belle Bartlett
Card of Thanks to Friends and Doctors for Kindness
The Cox family extends heartfelt gratitude to relatives neighbors and friends and especially to Dr W W Edwards and Dr C F Fickling for their kindness during illness and death of our wife and mother May God's richest blessings rest upon each one of you Homer Cox and Children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Edwards
C. F. Fickling
Homer Cox
Ready for shipment early potato plants advertised
Potato Draws offers ready for shipment early potato plants with rotation fulfillment as orders arrive. Pricing listed: 30 cents per single thousand by parcel post, $1.75 per thousand by express F.O.B. Ashburn. Special quantities receive reduced rates. Contact J. Lawrence in Ashburn to place orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcel Post
Express
F.O. B. Ashburn
J. Lawrence
Ashburn
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Armand Hammer
Ingersoll
Barrow Brothers
Reynolds, Ga
H. A. Paris
C H Neisler
M. H. Barrow
Col W F Weaver
Rod Dugger
Panhandle
G. H. Goddard
David Montfort
Mercer University
Miss Marshall
Mattie Wilson
Julia Wade
Bonita
Henry Waters
Dudley Trawick
Seale
Ala
Leila Whatley
Marie Barrow
John Anthony
Hartford
A G Hicks
Commerce
C McDaniel
Leary
G T Ruffin
J. J. Carson
F. A. Ricks
J. H. Craughon
D. W. Payne
D. S. Sanders
R. C. Johnson
Nita Belle Foster
A. J. Payne, Sr
Virginia Hinton
Miss Gober
Dr. Cosby
Leona Young
Jesse Bloodworth
Hill Drug Co. Adv
Fef M Carson
Messrs McWhite
College Park
Earl Marshall
Clarabell Ingram
Helen Fullwood
Vernon Fullwood
Eva McDaniel
Anthony
Bryan
Paris
Ruby Duckworth
Jake Bryan, Jr
Velma Alexander
Frank Weaver
Moire
Dunn
Ben McDaniel
F Wissinger
Macon News
R. C. Paris
Lynda Lee Bryan
Talbotton
Butler Herald
Journal
Constitution
T. J. Fountain
Columbus Roller Mills
Fountain
B. P. Jones
Panama Canal Zone
Jones
Pat and
Pollie
Violet
Ginger Snap
Rhoda Freeman
B. L. Kirksey
A. B. Posey
C.F. Cooper
T. M. Cleveland
W. J. Kirksey
Eva Freeman
Pearl Kirksey
J. B. Amerson
Barnes Kirksey
Cave Springs
Georgia School For the Deaf
of All
Weber
Farmers Warehouse & Fertilizer CO
Monumental Bronze CO
Bridgeport
Conn
F.C. Goodwin, Reynolds
Rawte F
Barrow Bros
Stonecypher
Barrow Brothers, Reynolds
F. E. Glover Reynolds
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