Local Society Notes unveil a web of visits
Reynolds area residents and relatives are mentioned visiting family across Georgia and nearby states. Names include Mrs. S. J. Tankersley, Mrs. Grady Elder, Mr. William Parker, the Childres, Miss Harriett Casey, Mrs. E A Hollis, Mrs. W M Hollis, Mrs. Gondales, Mrs. Ed Goddard, Mrs. Wells, and many others with travels to Atlanta Macon Butler Nashville Jackson Columbus and Washington. The piece also notes the upcoming marriage of Elaine Halley to Printiss Findlay III in Camilla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Halley
R. L. Swearingen
Robert
Elaine Halley
Camilla
Printiss Findlay III
Macon
Final Meeting of Crowell Music Club Saturday P. M
The Crowell Music Club held its final meeting with Mary Ann Wainwright on Saturday at 3 30 p m. The group decided to discontinue meetings during the summer and after the business session members enjoyed a selection and refreshments of cookies ice cream and drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowell Music Club
Mary Ann Wainwright
No wonder you’re tired busy little machine
A humorous daily tally of a human body’s 24 hour feats includes 103,689 heartbeats, 168,000 miles blood travel, 23,240 breaths, 25 to 35 turns in sleep, 3 12 pounds of food, 4 800 words spoken, and 7,000,000 brain cells exercised.
Worship Schedule at Reynolds Baptist Church
Billy Hill of Mercer University preaches both morning and evening services on Sunday in the minister's absence and leads Wednesday prayer. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Public Worship at 11:00 a.m. and 8:30 p.m. Wednesday prayer and 9:15 p.m. choir practice. Deacon's meeting Friday 8:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Hill
Mercer University
Reynolds Baptist Church
Pastorium
Local visitors and family gatherings fill Taylor Mill weekend
Mr and Mrs Fred Harrison of Tallahassee and other relatives visited in Taylor Mill. Wayne Windham stayed two weeks with grandparents in Cairo. Several families from Macon Woodbury Warner Robins and Thomaston joined locals for Sunday visits and hospital news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Harrison
Tallahassee
Fla
Donald Windham
Wayne Windham
B. M. Lee
Cairo
Joe Perkins
Milton Mathis
Macon
Jake Windham
Riley
J. S. Peacock
Woodbury
Henry Gallmon
Rochelie Peacock
Alabama
Elmer Rogers
Frank Rogers
Hudson Poole
Warner Robins
M. N. Poole
W. H. Roberson
Wallace Bearden
W.F. Hobbs
Pete Oliver
Jonesboro
Helms
Cooper Locke
Thomaston
W. T. Robertson
Patsy
Maureen Layfield
Robert Rogers
W. F. Rogers
Jessie Pitts
Macon Hospital
Eunice Crooke
M. J. Hesters
Pam
B. F. Childree
Leila Underwood
Tom Perkins
H. C. Bartlett
Young People's Sunday School Weiner Roast
Taylor Mill Sunday School members and guests gathered at dusk in the park near the lake for a weiner roast with potato salad and drinks. About 39 people played volleyball afterward as teachers and guests, including Supt. and Mrs Gates and Mr. and Mrs Lane, joined the event. Monday at 8 pm Taylor Mill Baptist church honors revival services led by Rev. Lock-ee, an Indian missionary preacher, with singing and preaching. The tale closes with a humorous note about an elderly woman trying beer for the first time and remarking it tastes like her husband’s medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Mill
Nellie Taunton
J. W. Windham
H. S. Gates
Gordon Lane
Coleman Hinton
Cauley Barrow
Taylor Mill Baptist Church
Lock-ee
Spartanburg, S. C
Boll Weevil Advice for Cotton Fields by County Agent
County agent Vernon Reddish urges farmers to inspect cotton every five to seven days for boll weevil evidence. If 10 or more squares per 100 show punctures, apply four insecticide treatments at five day intervals. Georgia field inspections show high infestation, with varying results between treated and untreated plots and notes on bollworm eggs and beneficial insects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Vernon Reddish
South Georgia
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Conducted By
Civic Improvement Club of
Reynolds
Raw Trass
S. J. Tankersley
Florida
Mrs. Grady Elder
Bar Jey
William Parker
Columbus
Jimmy Childre
Tommy Jones
Atlanta
Miss Harriett Casey
Mrs
Roy Brewer
E. A. Hollis
W. M. Hollis
Butler
Mrs. Gondales
Ft. Myers, Fla
Ed Goddard
Mrs. Wells
Mrs. Hutcherson
Don Bond
Tech
Amelia Fletcher
Jackson
Mrs. C. S. Sawyer
Cuthbert
Adrianne Ellison
Carl Mathews
Ma‘be] Mathews
Prattsburg
F. A. Ricks
Oscar Thompson
Holden and
Frances
Hugh Sealy
H. K. Sealy Sr
George Goddard Jr
Boston
George Goddard Sr
Gussy Causey
J. C. Bryan
H. K. Sealy
Edgar Whatley
G. D. Locke
Frank and
Clinton Sams
Edith Steele
Nashville, Tenn
Mr. Carson
Washington, D. C
Faw Ao
Sonny Shealy
Foreign Service
Betty Whatley
T. Whatley
North Carolina
Robert Gardner
Dry Branch
Betty Fulghum
Wrightsville
Babs Bend
Dahine Brunson
J.A. Brunson
Edward Ellison
Hamilton, Ohio
Henry Hicks
C. L. Pyron
Kate Hicks
Bob Hicks
Montezuma
Florence Smith
Miss
Mrs. Malaison of
Marisetta
Hicks Trussell
Eddie Hester
Savannah
Hi. C. Whatley
Bill Barnett
Robert Casey
N. L. Halley
Amelia
Leslie
Washington, D.C
New York
Canada
Halley-Findlay
J. H. Neisler
Commercial Union Assurance Co
Fireman’s Fund Indemnity Co
Home Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Maryland Casualty Co
Reynolds Citizens
City of
Taylor Mill News
Young People
Weiner
Taylor Mill Baptist
Mr. Brown
Bertha
District Attorney‘s Office
Willis L. Webb
Optometrist
Fort Vailey
Grand Theatre
Georgia
Tim Holt
Yvonne DeCarlo
Alan Ladd
Shelley Winters
Saskatchewan
Susan Hayward
Robert Young
Glenn Miller Story
Simmons Tractor & Equipment Co
Reynolds, Georgia
Chevrolet
TaylOr CounTy Motor
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