Reynolds Social News Highlights Local Visits and Travels
Reynolds residents and visitors are listed in a string of social notes. Names include Mr. R. L. Swearingen in Macon, Miss Inez Trapp of Manchester visiting Mrs. C. B. Hicks, Lt Clifton E. Marshall now stationed in Innsbruck, Austria, and many relatives visiting Reynolds or traveling to Macon Americus Vidalia and Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez Trapp
Manchester
Mrs. Malory
Miss Eloise Mallory
Quitman
F. F. M Carson
Clifton E. Marshall
W. E. Marshall
Innsbruck
Austria
Marshall
Eugene Downs
Mary Gene
Palatka, Fla
Reynolds
M. C. Griffith
W. A. Saunders
W. E. Saunders
Atlanta
Tom Berchielly
Wynn Griffith
Weaver Crawford
Macon
Winnie Griffith
Frank Stevens
Winifred Kirksey
Columbus
Tommy Marshall Honored As Senior at Perry School
Reynolds friends of Tommy Marshall son of Mr and Mrs Willoughby Marshall of Perry will be interested to know of honors conferred on him as a member of Perry High School graduating class. He was a star basketball player first team an honor graduate awarded the medal for the most outstanding student in the school and the history medal given annually by the United Daughters of the Confederacy.
Woman's Missionary Union June Meeting At Church
The W. M. U. met Monday June 4 at the church with Mrs. Willie Suggs in charge. Programs covered Facing Tomorrow with God, Today's Youth Tomorrow's Hope, and Light Tomorrow with Today. Rev. W. B. Hoats gave devotional. participants included Mrs. D. E. Byrd Miss Elizabeth Parker and Mrs. C. L. Pyron. The session closed after prayer by Mrs. Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Suggs
W. B. Hoats
D. E. Byrd
C. L. Pyron
Youth and the World Missions
Elizabeth Parker
W. E. B. Hoats
Crowell Club Sets June Meeting With Guests
The Willing Workers Club met Wednesday June 6 at Mrs Wainwright home with 27 members and visitors present. Program included songs scripture poems and prayers led by Mrs J C Fuller Mrs D E Byrd and others. The group planned cemetery cleanup and will meet July 4 at Mrs Tom Montgomery’s home with dues collected and minutes read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wainwright
J. C. Fuller
Clifton Byrd
Howard Fulton
Mildred Montgomery
Billy Nichols
Dixon Casey
Clifford Adams
Nat Lucas
Leon Edwards
Crowell Cemetery
Tom Montgomery
Howard Items Social News Card
Howard area residents are listed as Sunday visitors and guests at homes in nearby towns. Names include Morris of Macon, Vanlandingham, Fain of Eufaula, Sealy and Brown families, Culverhouse, Pickard, Willis, McManus, Driskell of Butler, Jinks, Glenn, Parks, Edwards, and Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack’ Morris
Macon
Herman Vanlandingham
Vivian Fain
Eufaula
Ala
R. L. Brown
Maude Sealy
Frances Sealy
Lillian Brown
Herbert Sealy
Hugh Culverhouse
Ruby Culverhouse
Beulah
Fannie Pickard
R. E. Willis
Leila Willis
Pearl McManus
O. M. Martin
Murray Driskell
Butler
Atlanta
B. B. Watson
J. S. Martin
J. W. Dorsey
Patsy Pickard
Junction City
Doris Culverhouse
Wynelle
Margaret Culverhouse
Carolyn Jinks
Howard
C. L. Glenn
Carson Parks and Family
Jim Edwards
Buena Vista
Harrell Brown
Charles Martin
James Martin
Wanted Companion Housekeeper for Elderly Woman
Advert placed by Mrs. J. C. Bryan of Reynolds Georgia seeks an unincumbered white woman to live in a three room farm home. Light duties with room and board and reasonable pay. Modern equipment provided. Address Reynolds GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Bryan
Reynolds, Ga
Memorial Services for Mrs. Alice C James and Jefferson Davis
Gordon-Carson Chapter U D C held a June 1 memorial meeting honoring Mrs Alice Cheatham James and Jefferson Davis whose birthdays are June 3. Hostess Mrs Farnk Mussle white welcomed members and guests. Mrs C L Pyron spoke on Davis life after the service, then refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon-Carson
Alice Cheatham James
Jefferson Davis
Farnk Musslewhite
James
C. L. Pyron
E.M. Hester
Memorial Service for Mrs Alice Cheatham James
A Memorial Service honors Mrs. Alice Cheatham James wife of Capt. Thomas Jefferson James of Atlanta and Adrian Ga who died May 7 1945 in Montezuma Ga Her life valued service to church Southern history and the U D C Gordon Carson Chapter where she served as Registrar Her daughter Mrs. F M Carson and others share memories of her charity gentleness and devotion to others The gathering quotes a poem and prayers as she is remembered as a beacon guiding future achievements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. A. Ricks
Gordon-Carson
Reynolds
Alice Cheatham James
Thos
Jefferson James
Atlanta
Adrian Ga
James
Montezuma
F. M. Carson
Remembering Mrs Alice Cheatham James in a Daughters of the Confederacy tribute
The tribute passage describes Mrs Alice Cheatham James as a pure, influential presence whose life touched many. It reflects on life’s flow like a river, her kindness to family and others, her homey routines, beauty, poise, and a lasting sense of responsibility to emulate her virtues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cheatham James
Daughters of the Confederacy
Mrs. James
Sally Lunn
Mrs.James
Cherie Poe Wins Honor In Who's Who Contest
Cherie Poe of Lanier High for Girls in Macon earned two honors in the Who's Who contest including most popular and best all around girl. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul Poe of Macon and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs W Marshall Sr of Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanier High
Macon
Cherie Poe
Miss Poe
Paul Poe
W. &. Marshall Sr
Reynolds
Hollis Couple Announce Birth at Yu kon Naval Base
Mr and Mrs Jack Hollis of Yukon Florida Naval Base announce the birth of a son named Robert Fountain Hollis Mrs Hollis formerly Miss Ellene McInvale of Ideal
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hollis
Yukon, Fla., Naval Base
Robert Fountain Hollis
Hollis
Ellene McInvale
Ideal
Reflective obituary tribute to Mrs James in church circle
A obituary-like remembrance notes Mrs James reaching life’s sunset with a radiant faith. It praises her up-to-date interests, long church involvement, and lasting friendships, and cites her strength through suffering. The piece closes with a reference to a vocal solo tied to a church event and accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. James
James
Anna Aiken
F. A. Ricks
J. E. Whatley
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Civic Improvement Club of
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Mr. R. L. Swearingen
Jack Bryan
J. W. Waters
Emma Ogburn
Vidalia
Mr. W. Powell
Tom Seay
Washington, D. C
Viola Saunders
Thomaston
Audrey Willis
The
Flint R. E. A
Hunter Bryan
Clay Bryan
Betty White
Anniston, Ala
Mrs
Ed Hollis
B. E. Flowers
D.W. Harp
D. W. Harp
E. H. Joiner
W. R. Whatley of
Americus
Harry Powell
W. D. Harp Jr
Albany
W. D. Harp, Sr
Jim Fountain
T. J. Fountain
J. G. Hicks
T. W. Jones
E. B. Swearingen
D. J. Hicks
M. L. Griffith
Joe Royeton
Charlie Taylor Montfort
Emery University
Hugh Watson
M. A. Jones
Kate Hicks
Emma Cantey
Sarasota, Fla
Elaine Windham
Mary, Frances Johnson
Eugenia Joiner
Jacksonville, Fla
Betty Whie
Marion
Nita Marshall
Anne King
Lottie Marshall
Preston Souther
Chip
Waldo, Fla
Shuler Antley
Marietta
Olin Lifsey
Marjorie Lifsey
M. A. Liffey
Louise Ogburn
Murphy, N. C
Otis Ogburn
William James and
Jimmy Owen
Miami, Fla
Mrs. F. M. Carson
Pfe
Charles Williams
Lawson General Hospital
D. W. Payne
William Lifsey
Betty Anne
Flint, Mich
M. A. Lifsey
John Carter
Jeff and
Clyde
J K. Royeton
West Palm Beach, Fla
Pvt
Douglas Saunders
Canute Field, Ill
Willis Saunders
J. B. Wise and Sons
Bobby and
Harold
Mary Louise Neisler
James Wright Joiner
Gloria Whatley
Red Cross
Troy Whatley
F. M .Carson
Joe Carson
Lanier High School
Riverside Hospital
Earl Marshall Iiii
W. E. Marshall Jr
Perry
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Chicago
Ill
Pacific
Panama
Lakeland
Florida
Mr. Marshall
Joe Gassett
Griffin Hotel
Waycross
Aultman
Tommy Marshall
Perry School
Woman's Missionary Union
Crowell Club
Alice C. James
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God
Philip
Bess Streeter Aldrich
Grand Theatre
Re’nolds
Firebrands of
Arizona
Smiley Burnette
Sunset Carson
Peggy Stewart
Tahiti
Jinx Falkenburg
David O’brien
Carole Mathews
Rita Hayworth
Janet Blair
Lee Bowman
RKO Pathe News
Franklin
Joan Davis
William Gargan
Leon Errol
Lili Marlene
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