Local society notes from Reynolds and nearby towns
Reynolds department notes list visiting relatives from Col quit t and Macon, trips to Ft. Valley and Atlanta, students and teachers returning from Atlanta and Athens, Daytona and Laurel Fal, plus Daughters of the Confederacy meeting at Mrs Beall’s and officer nominations for the Gordon Carson Chapter with plans for summer recess. Names include Mrs. C H Neisler, E H Joiner, J D Beall, F M Carson, Earl Wright, F A Ricks, C L Smith, M A Liffey, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Carson
Daughters of the Confederacy
Jefferson Davis
J. D. Beall
Earl Wright
B E. Flowers
C. H. Neisler
Kentucky
T. D. Seay
Davis
Hall of Fame
Dan Hicks
Vacation Church School Begins at Reynolds Methodist
Vacation Church School opens Monday at Reynolds Methodist Church with teachers from the local Methodist and Baptist churches. Children aged six to fourteen are welcome, daily sessions start at 8 a.m. with a closing program at 3 p.m. followed by a picnic. Subjects include Our Happy World and Discovering God in The Beautiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Methodist Church
Schoo
Methodist Church
God
Five Points Families Visit and Sickness Noted
Five Points residents share visits across Butler Reynolds and Macon areas. Mrs W D Parker remains quite sick with many friends expressing sympathy. Several Jarrell and Haywood family members and others visited over the weekend and on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Jarrell
Carrie Layfield
Butler
W. D. Parker
Sam Jarrell
Minnie Harris
Macon
J . Jarrell
Reynolds
T. Dol. Jarrell
T. J. Harris
Tom Harris
Earl Haywood
Curtis Haywood
Cecil Pitts
Phillip Jarrell
Thomaston
Henry Jarrell
T. D. Jarrell
J. P. Walker
Calvin Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
Willie Suggs
Grace Jarrell
Local Visits and Weeklong Family Gatherings in Georgia
Mrs. Maude Sealy spent the weekend with her parents in Juniper. Miss Georgia Lemmond of Oglethorpe visits relatives here. Miss Eloise Renfroe visited her aunt in Ft. Valley. Mrs. O. M. Martin and children stayed in Butler. Frances Sealy spent the week with grandparents in Juniper. Mrs. G. D. Locke and her son from Butler visited Mrs. Lillian Brown. Mr. Frank Pickard of Macon visited Mrs. Beulah Pickard and the Pickard children. Mrs. Frank Fain Jr. and daughter from Perry were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rod Brown. Mrs. J. M. Brown visits in Daviston with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Sealy
Ben Harris
Juniper
Georgia Lemmond
Oglethorpe
Eloise Renfroe
Clyde Hill
Ft. Valley
G. D. Locke
Butler
Lillian Brown
Frank Pickard
Macon
Beulah Pickard
Missea Frances
Patsy Pickard
Frank Fain, Jr
Perry
Fain
Rod Brown
J. M. Brown
Mrs. Parker
Daviston
Daviston News Weekend Visits and Local Notices
Mrs. Fuller visits daughter in Griffin while Willis family and sons from Box Springs spend the weekend with relatives. Ingram and Parker families visit Whatley and McManus households. Spinks from Thomaston stay with Bob Whatley. Cosby and baby with Purvis family brief visits. Horeb preaching scheduled Saturday and Sunday services urged. Moore children visit Purvis family Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. H. Moore
F. J Purvis
Crowell H D A Club Meeting Plans Ice Cream Supper
The Crowell H D A Club met at the school building with Mrs E Byrd as president. The meeting opened with My Country Tis of Thee, scripture, and the Lord's Prayer. Minutes were read, old business discussed, and the club paid for a piano. They planned an ice cream supper and cake, to raise funds to pay for auditorium seats, for Saturday night June 19. Miss Leggitt gave a talk on entertaining and banana specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell H. D. A. Club
Miss Leggitt
Local social notes and church services in Taylor Mill
Mrs A J Cotney visited her sister near Butler Monday. Families from Columbus Americus Macon Thomaston and Columbus shared weekend visits. Rev H H Mosley led Baptist church services. Sunday school had 117 attendees. Senior Girl Reserves held a social and picnic. Terrell Smith hosted a house party with Windham Caldwell and others. Several residents traveled to Macon Thomaston Forsyth and Bible City for activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Cotney
Butler
W. F. Rogers
Robert Rogers
Joe Bartlett
Macon
N. T. Averet
John S. Barrow
Alice Barrow
Thomaston
Jack Windham
Leonard Windham
Clarence Caldwell
Adams
Columbus
Ruby Roberson
Donna Cox
Americus
William Roberson
Paul
W. H. Roberson
Lawrence Patrick
J. S. Patrick
H. H. Mosley
The
Baptist Church
Carl Kent
Charles Discher
Walton Clifton
Clay Smith
U. S. Underwood
Terrell Smith
J. W. Windham
Beulah Cofield
Jewel Bartlett
Dora Lou Cofield
H. P. Bartlett
Lou Perkins
Thomas Perkins
Forsyth
W. J. Cofield
W. F. Oliver
Bell Gardner
Bible City
Inez Biggers
Taylor Mill Woman's Club Elects New Officers
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held a June 6 meeting at the club house with Miss Edna Underwood delivering a devotional. Officers for next year were elected to take office in September: President Mrs. W. F Oliver, Vice President Mrs. Clay Smith, Secretary Mrs. R. E. Smith, Treasurer Miss Edna Underwood, Club Rep Miss Lottie Windham. Refreshments were served by several members. Twenty five members attended with three Columbus visitors: Mrs. Jack Windham, Mrs. Clarence Caldwell, and Mrs. Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mil Woman’s Club
Edna Underwood
W. F Oliver
Clay Smith
R. E. Smith
Lottie Windham
Bell] Gardner
Eddie Windham
Annie Windham
Cynthia Jones
Jack Windham
Clarence Caldwell
Adams
Columbus
God the Preserver of Man Lesson-Sermon
The Christian Science Lesson-Sermon on Sunday centers on God as the preserver of man. It cites II Corinthians 9 8 and a correlative selection from Science and Health noting spiritual wealth, brotherhood, and shared Principle. The Season-Sermon emphasizes helping the needy and placing others' good above self.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Man
First Church of Christ
Scientist
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker Eddy
Wesleyan Social Ties Spread Across Butler and Thomaston
Mr and Mrs D W Wilson and family hosted visitors including Miss Leila Willis and Mr Grady Wilson from Macon. Bernice Downs and daughters of Thomaston visited J M Downs and family while J H Adams joined Mrs J A Heath and Robbins after Friday events. Leila Willis saw friends in Thomaston. others, including Mr Walter Heath and Master Edwin Alle, spent time with Clyde Wilson and family and with the Bazemores and Spinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Wilson
Bessie
Grady Wilson
Ollie Bazemore
Butler
W. J. Willis
Leila Willis
Mary Addleton
Macon
Clyde Wilson
Bernice Downs
Thomaston
J. M. Downs
J. H. Adams
J. A. Heath
Robbins
Mr. Grady
Robert Wilsanay
Luther Wilson
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Robert Bell
Colquitt
David Montfort
Dorothy
Hinton
Paul Hodges
Mr.Mittard Hicks
E. H. Griffith
Dothan
Ala
Mr. Woodfin Hinton
Tech R. O. T. C
Irene Whatley
Bowling Green, Ky
George Goddard
Florida
Pat Hodges
Woodnn Hinton
Atlanta
Mrs. Wade Stepp
A. M. Carter
Katherine Hutchison
I. P. Hodges
Athens
Mr. Harry, Powell
Wik]liams
Indian Springs
Mrs
S. Y. Pruitt
Miami, Fla
KE. E. Hodges
Mrs. Howard Neisler
Frances and
Ann Howard Neisler
Cordele
Lucy Bryan
Laurel Fal
Clayton, Ga
Mesara David and
Ae Montfort
Mrs. C. S. Taylor
Mack Crawford
Susie Emma Newsom
Boma
Statesboro
Mrs. W. H. Moores
Winter Haven, Fla
Mrs. Henry Hodges
N. L. Halley
Doris Newsom
James Ricks
Buena Vista
Leonard Monk
Hugh Windham
H. C. Whatley
Shorterollege
Emily Whatley
T. H. Tinsley
Emory University
Carol ‘Tinsley
Grand Theatre
Reynolds, Ga
Salem
Gene Autrey
Navy Blues
Rick Powell
Mary Brian
Warren Hymer
Joseph Sawyer
Howard News
Daviston News
Pecoe
Seaatiani
R. E. Aultman Reynolds
Taylor Mill News
Johnnie Windham
Jessie Rogers
Taylor Mill Woman's Club
Wesley
Walter Heath
Johnnie Spinks
Fort Howard
Tom Harmon
O. B. Bankston’s
G. H. Goddard
Asra
Frigidaire
Pa Cas
General, Motors
N. L. Halley Butler
Meteor
Seatncal Trade
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