Fragmented notes reveal names and local visits in Reynolds
A washed OCR fragment lists social mentions from Reynolds including Miss Mary Gill visiting her sister, Mrs. Halley, near Reynold, Miss Lenora Elliston and Miss Mary Cochran taking a trip to Dawson, Rev. Clyde Adams visiting Atlanta, and Mrs. A. M. Halley hosting relatives. Other items note a fiddlers convention planned for June 26 at Wa Valley school and various locals traveling to Birmingham, Davisboro, and Louisville, Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Gill
Mrs. AM. Halley
Reynold
Local residents visit relatives across towns
The brief items list numerous visits and weekend stays by residents including Ruth Wilson in Junction City, Mrs. J. H. Newton in Butlers visiting relatives, Mrs. Fred Saunders of Hawkinsville with her daughter, and many others traveling to Macon Ellaville Columbus and Atlanta. The notes mention gatherings, church plans, and a recovery update for Amos Byrd amid community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WJ. Wallace
Culloden
Oe Les
Fred Saunders
Hawkinsville
R. A. Candrett
Byrd Vance Wedding in Taylor County
Miss Stella Byrd and Mr James Vance exchanged vows on Saturday June 14 in a ceremony led by Dr C R Stauffer at the First Christian Church of Atlanta. The couple, with ties to Atlanta Reynolds Butler and New York, planned a wedding trip to New York and Washington after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor’ ‘County
Stella Byrd
James Vance
C. R. Stauffer
First Christian Church of
Atlanta
R. E. Byrd
Reynolds
Alfred Childres
Butler
Vance
New York City
Dtslewator Company
New York
Washington
Visitors Honored At Bridge Party In Atlanta
Mrs Alexs Goldsteinty complimented Mrs Fred Saunders switha at a bridge party Tuesday evening. Mrs HH Riley to entertain her guest Mrs Lowry Riley of Atlanta with a bridge party this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexs Goldsteinty
Fred Saunders Switha
HH Riley
Lowry, Riley
Atlanta
Delightful Bridge Party At Mrs Cochran's Home
Mesdames L5R Adams J H West and J T Cochran hosted a bridge party at Mrs Cochran's home. Guests from Ellaville Macon Atlanta Auburndale Fla Reynolds Reynolds and other towns attended. Prizes included two sets of bridge cards and handkerchiefs. The decor featured green and gold, with a salad course brick cream and angel food cake for refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames
Adams
J. H. West
J. T. Cochran
J. R. Jordan
Arthur Murray
Tom Wilson
Ellaville
R. R. Dunnody
Mildred Jones
Macon
Robert Childs
Atlanta
Mae Fountain
Auburndale
Fla
Lester Royal
J, Wi Edwards
W H. Trussell
Jarrell
LL Fountain
Chas
R. Brown
J. S
Green
A -Tundy
Ri Cameron
Hh, Riley
Marion
West
Margaret Benns
Martha ‘Benns
Ruth Dungody
Lois Harvey
Lenora: Biliston
Martha Turner
Mrs R R Dunwody of Macon Entertained at Bridge
Mrs Belle Cursonie hosted a bridge gathering Tuesday for Mrs R R Dunwody of Macon with three tables of players. Guests included Mrs W A Lundy Mrs Bei Persons Mrs R A Scandrett Mrs Helen Dunwody and others. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RR. Dunwody
Macon
Bridge
Belle Cursonie
R. R. Dunwody
Election of School Trustees in Taylor County 1930
Elections will be held June 27 1930 to elect trustees for vacant seats in Butler Reynolds Crowells Turner Central Wesley Mauk and Rupert districts. Qualified voters only. Tax Collector to provide voter lists. managers to follow lists. Complete returns to be filed with County Superintendent sealed and signed. Board to consolidate results and certify trustees on the first Tuesday in July at 10 a m by order of the Board of Education president W T Rustin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Reynolds, Crowells
Turner
Central
Wesley
Mauk
Rupert
Board of Education
W. Ti
Rustin
Self defense and law in community action debate
An analysis argues that communities have rights to self defense when courts are slow, comparing human impulse to legal restraint. It contends law reflects majority will and warns against judging extremes without understanding the motives and impact of violence, urging restraint and conscience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Fragmentary Verse Fragments From an Era
Partial readable lines reflect a poetic meditation on work and power. The oblique text hints at ants and human will as a metaphor, set within an old newspaper page fragment. No clear events, names, or locational details emerge.
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Charles
Smiley
Mudge
Jack Brook
Miss Jones Bartlett
Hogans- Wille
Lenora Elliston
Mary Cochran
Harvey Callahan
Clyde Adams
J. T. Adams
A. M. Halley
A. J. Gill
Bernard Gordy
Florence Gordy
Ouida Turk
Louise Turk
Davisboro
Helen Montfort
Birmingham
Mrs. Crelly
HH. H. Riley
Pire
Lowery Riley
Wa Valley School
Avp
Aultmea
Ant Dren
Bryant Iingram
Migs Bryant Ingram
Louisville, Ky
A. . Davis
Mattie Cox
Coun
Miss Cox
Bankj
Bank of Adel
Butlen
Rise Margaret
Cairo
Iss
Ruth Wilson
Junction City
J. H. Newton
Bioriday
Butlers, Ogyscey Pie
EB Coker
Montgomeryids
Wewahitchka
Imasyin
Biot
J. S. Green
Amanda Wilbhury
Daniel
Lucile Harvey
Etellimon
W. A. Lundy
Lorena Daniel
Ve Ellis
Joe Brown
Juncin City
Sarah Fickling
A. F. Davis
Timpa
Clearwater
St. Peters
Tames
Frances
Vile
Beulah Moulton
Frances Williamson
Yeapent
Roscoe Iliamson
Martelle Layfield
Frank Wooltdee
Columbuisl
Rey
Ds Adonis
Amos Byrd
the Methodist Church
W. 1. Powell
Miss Nae
SJ. W. Hall
EH Garrett
Ughter
Marie Garrett
L W
Seaborn Montgomery Ty
Jeffie Montgomery
Ini Byron
Louisville
Grady Long Paneren
Moultrie
J. F. Cox
John R
Juan Nealand
B. W. Cox
Neat Baber
Vance—Byrd
Taylor County
Butler, Ga
America
B. Hart & Bro. Morticians
Macon, Ga
Shturder Daly
Spirit of Idaho
Bazemore & Williamson
Paints
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Mississippi
Central OF Georgia Railway
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