Social notes from Reynolds area and nearby cities
A long list of local residents visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling. Names include David Coolik, Col J R Lunsford, C H Neisler, Billy, H K Sealy, Mattie Musslewhite, Mrs Henry Waters, Miss Mary Louise Neisler, Will Camp Sealy, Miss Miriam Carter, O Dreizin, Jinks, R L Bell, Theus siblings, Randall Theus, Mattie Hill, Ellel James, James Gray, E E Payne, Julius Lunsford, Judge R L Greer, Rev W C Huckabee, D T Montfort, Miona Springs picnic plans, and several trips to Macon, Atlanta, Thomaston, Americus, Newnan, Dahlonega, and Charleston alongside notes of a death in Charleston. The piece also mentions church talks and a medical association convention.
Officers Elected By Reynolds Junior Music Club
The Reynolds Junior Music Club elected officers at a recent meeting with Nora Coolik as President Marie Camp and Betty Neisler as Vice Presidents Nita Windham as Secretary and Treasurer and the program hostesses to be Maryann Brewer Margaret Williams and Winifred Kirksey The meeting featured poems and program items including Dorothy Jerningan Marching Along Mollie Coolik and Marie Camp Why I Study Music Betty Neisler sketched Bach and Rosalyn Prager performed Prelude in C Minor Frances Neisler spoke on the Chicago World's Fair trip
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Junior Music Club
A.V. Brewer
Maryann Brewer
Margaret Williams
Winifred Kirksey
Nora Coolik
Marie Camp
Betty Neisler
Sec. & Treas
Nita Windham
Dorothy Jernigan
Mollie Coolik
Bach
Rosalyn Prager
Frances Neisler
Bibb Manufacturing Camp Opens at Potterville Mill
About 250 to 280 Wolf Cubs and Junior Girl Reserves from Macon and Columbus gather at Taylor Mill for Bibb Manufacturing annual camp. They arrive by special Central of Georgia cars, will be home Friday, with stunt night Thursday and visiting Macon Columbus guests expected. Moving pictures of games and camp crowds to be made with reports on group work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Columbus
Bibb Manufacturing Company
Taylor Mill
Reynolds
Central of Georgia
Taylor Mill News social notes and church calendar
Miss Ruth Oliver returns home after Grady hospital training while Miss Sarah Turner visits Columbus for the week. Families hosting guests include the Windhams, Olivers, Bartletts, and Pierces. Father's Day observed in Sunday school with Senior Girl Reserves helping. Sunbeam class, led by Eva Hightower, enjoyed a trip to Miona Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Oliver
Grady Hospital
Sarah Turner
Columbus
Messrs
A. R. Rogers
Stanford Rogers
Millard Underwood
Manchester
Rufus Smith
W. F. Oliver
Edmon
Charlie Poole
Clay Smith
Clovis Poole
M. N. Poole
Sunbeam
Eva Hightower
Miona Springs
Freddie and
Evelyn Ham
Juanita Smith
Bryant Douglas Bessie Moore
Earl Hightower, Jr
Bernice Windham
Terrell Smith
R. C. Oliver
Thomaston
C. J. Oliver
Ruth Turner
Taylor Mill
Miss Tanner
Mr. Smith
Ruth Tanner
Winnie
Edna
Fred Underwood
J. W. Windham
Richmond Cox
Doris Cox
Maurine Rogers
Dora Bartlett
Lottie Windham
Evangelistic Club
Pleasant Grove
Tommie Lovick
J. Bailey
John Lovick
Wolf Cubs and Junior Girl Reserves Hold Meeting
A joint meeting of the Wolf Cubs and Junior Girl Reserves was held Thursday afternoon at the Teachers' Cottage. We will host the camp this summer and plan to bring pep to the yells and songs. We hope Macon and Columbus join in with similar spirit for a red letter camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Columbus
Taylor Mill Girls Discuss Friends in Monday Devotional
Taylor Mill Senior Girl Reserves met Monday night due to the Junior Camp coming Thursday. Maurine Rogers presided, Doris Cox led devotional with What a Friend and John 16 9 15 read. Six girls spoke on What a Friend Is while Miss Ruth Tanner advised and future plans were outlined for camp participation and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill
Maurine Rogers
Doris Cox
Claxton minister's family poisoned by lead arsenic incident
Rev. A. R. Crumpton and his eight member family in Claxton Georgia recovered after ingesting arsenic dust mistaken for flour. He had used arsenic to dust vegetables to kill garden insects. A child dumped the sack into the flour barrel triggering illness but prompt medical help averted serious harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claxton
A. R. Crampton
Living Death and Justice in a City Sermon
A New York column from June 15 1933 presents a reflective sermon on gossip and judgment. The writer urges empathy through the golden rule and analyzes a fictional young couple torn by love and marriage. The piece blends social critique with personal anecdotes and ends with notes about a wedding and the speaker's own reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cain
Abel
Cousin Joe Seeks Friendly Bond With Tom in Letters
An earnest 19th or early 20th century letter from Cousin Joe Reynolds of Georgia inviting Tom to become friends. He speaks of love as the foundation of life, urges staying informed through local papers, and asks Tom to write back to begin regular correspondence. He signs off with a call to his father and mentions Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Hell
Iom
Joe
Reynolds
O. K
Sam
Butler Herald
Times
Pleasant dinner guests and community notices in Crowell News
Crowell News lists social visits from Stella Young of Jackson and families visiting Fort Valley, a London-like travel note and health update on Robert Byrd after a Shreveport injury, plus local events. It mentions a lightning incident at J J Fuller’s gin, birthday party at Jean Lancaster’s, visits by the Trapps and Bartletts, and upcoming canning, W M S, and Tacky Party activities at the school for the Woman's Club with ice cream and fines for dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. J. Trapp
Stella Young
Jackson
Miss
J F. Young
Ft. Valley
J. H. Hallman
Fort Valley
Snyder
Birmingham
Ala
Jennie Byrd
Nat Lucas
Sim Garrett
Charing
H. D. GC
Thomas Montgomery
Minnie McDaniel
Paul McDaniel
Earl Nessler
Alton Montgomery
Herndon
Treasury Department Notice to Claimants Against Bank
Notice to all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia. Present claims with proof to N M Dudley Receiver within three months from date or be disallowed. Acting Comptroller F G Awalt signs the notice dated April 28 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Reynolds
Georgia
N. M. Dudley
F. G. Awalt
Letter From Cousin Joe Opens With Help Offer
A personal missive from Cousin Joe invites Tom to write back about any questions or problems he faces. Joe expresses willingness to help and asks for updates about Tom and himself, signaling support and curiosity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
David Coolik
Col
J. R. Lunsford
Atlanta
Mr. C. H. Neisler
Billy
Cairo
H. K. Sealy
Mattie Musslewhite
Mrs
Henry Waters
Buford
J. E. Brewer
Butler
Cliff Windham
Mazon
Mrs. Earl Jones
Mrs. W. A. Saunders
James Ricks
Athens
R. L. Bell
A. M Halley
Mary Louise Neisler
Will Camp Sealy
Edge
Geneva
W. T. Ricks
Miriam Carter
Jinnie Bryan
Mr. O. Dreizin
Mrs. D. Coolik
Robert Bell, Jr
Mauk
Mr. and
Mrs. Jinks
H K. Sealy
E. T Shealy
R. L. Swearingen
N. L Halley,, Jr
Thelma Barrow
Estelle Theus
Mr. Randall Theus
Mattie Hill
G. H. Goddard
Mr. McCoy
John Mangham
Talbott
Ellel James
James Gray
E. E. Payne
Julius Lunsford
R. L. Greer
Montezuma
Methodist Church
R. M. Suggs, Jr
Mary. Suggs
Edward Goddard
Albert Carter
Lawrence Cook
Phillips Bryan
Montezuma Sunday
C. A. Greer
Oglethorpe
C. H. Neisler
Lewis Saunders
Harvey Philman
W. C. Huckabee
Marcon
Wesleyan
D. T Montfort
R L. Swearingen
Claude Embry
Newnan
Sunday
Elizabeth
Winnie Aultman
Winnie Griffith
Virginia
Eula Hammock
Americus
Nita
M. G. Gilreath
Lookout Mountains
Tennessee
James A. Fountain
Milwaukee
Bibb Manufacturing CO
Potterville
Taylor Mill News
Pearl Taylor
R Dent
Eddie Windham
Jessie Windham
G. B. Windham
Jewel Bartlett
Janie Moore
Sherdian Parker
Wm. Bartlett
Ben Curtis
R. Curtis
Charlie Mullins
Fate Mullins
Tom Lovick
John Merrit
Lovick
W. F. Rogers
G L Windham
Lilla Youngblood
U. S. Underwood
Jacksonville
Fla
Ruby Roberson
Nero
Robespierre
A. M
Bobby
Watts
England
Italy
Marconi
Hendrick Ford
Louis
Sniff
Watson
Morgan
J. P
Charlie
Crowell News
Paul Byrd
Robert Byrd
Shreveport
Lucile Griffith
Rosy Neisler
Missea Grace, Veal
Carol Andrews
Deepstep
J W. Lancaster
Helen Young
Louisville, Ky
J. J. Fuller
C. B. Byrn
Emory Parr
Virginia Thomen
Jean Lancaster
C. B. Byrd
A. D Byrd
Trapp Haq
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of the Gursencys
Washington, D. C
Pril
Hotel Lanier
Macon, Georgia
B. Marshall, Jr
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