Reynolds Community News Social Notes
Local residents and visitors update including E H Jurner in Atlanta and Pvt Jack Turner visiting family. Many travelers to Macon Montezuma Griffin Athens Warner Robins and Durham share visits. Lost hubcaps for Nash. Mrs Lucy Hill returns to Reynolds. Pfe Edwards Whatley and Julian Whatley visit family. Cpl Charlie Martin on 30 day furlough after overseas service.
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Cpl
Charlie Martin
States
Bob Martin
Reynolds
Miss Doris Saunders Weds Lt. Philip Malonson at Napier Field
Miss Doris Saunders and Lt. Philip Malonson of the U S Army Air Forces were married June 15 at the Napier Field post chapel in Dothan Alabama. Father McGraw officiated and the bride wore blue crepe with white accessories and white rose buds. Matron of honor was Mrs William Boyle and best man was Lt James J Reh. The couple plan to reside in Dothan after visiting both families.
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Doris Saunders
Philip Malonson
U. S. Army Air Forces
Post Chapel
Napier Field
Dothan
Alabama
McGraw
William Boyle
Long Island
N. Y
James J. Reh
Rome
C. H. Trussell
Reynolds
Butler High School
Reynolds High School
Georgia Southwestern College
Americus
Malonson
James H. Malonson
Woburn
Mass
Army Air Forces
Spence Field
Moultrie
India
China
Burma
Ala
Reynolds Merchants Close Wednesday and Thursday
Reynolds merchants will close their places of business all day next Wednesday and Thursday. The closing firms include G. H. Goddard & Son, E. T. Shealy, R. E. Aultman, Suwannee Store, and Jacob Prager.
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Reynolds
G. H. Goddard
Pelham Firm Buys 62 Houses in East Pelham
Pelham Ga June 26 the Clark Thread Company purchased 62 houses and city blocks from Hand Trading Company signaling one of the town’s largest real estate deals. The total East Pelham dwellings held by the Thread Company now reaches 77 with several more homes used by officials and employees in other city areas.
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Pelham
Clark Thread Company
Hand Trading Company
The
Thread Company
East Pelham
Local Notes from Taylor Mill News
Norman Youngblood suffers a knee injury after a wooden rake incident. Several residents travel to Columbus and Macon for visits while others return from vacations. Community events include a Sunday sermon by Rev Oliver and a July 4 WMA meeting.
Taylor Mill Woman's Club Plans June Meeting
The Woman's Club of Taylor Mill will hold its regular monthly meeting on June 30 in the Club room. All members are urged to be present as an interesting program has been planned.
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Woman’s Club of
Taylor Mill
Meeting old friend brings cheer across lands
Bryant Douglas in Germany writes Mrs Stella Windham that he has met Grady Amerson of Taylor County. Douglas recalls entering a room to find Grady, noting the hug may not be modern but it happened. The note expresses happiness that the boys have reconnected and hopes they meet more of the old group.
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Pfe
Bryant Douglas
Germany
Stella Windham
Grady Amerson
Taylor County
Douglas
Grady
Neiffern Battle Shaped by 103rd Division Assault
Lt. Clifton E. Marshall led K Company of the 410th Infantry Regiment in a tense March 15, 1945 push across the Moder River to seize Neiffern. Supported by tanks, the unit faced a mine dense defense, with only two casualties from mines as the village was cleared and walls toppled en route to the Siegfried Line. The action included 2nd Lts. C. J. Koehler and T. J. Stigall and S Sgt. Homer Norris of the unit.
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Seventh Army
Australia
Neiffern
France
Alsace
Sixth Corps
Meder
Hagenau Forest
Hardt Mountains
Siegfried Line
Pfaffenhoffen
Roth Bach
Moder
410Th
G-2
D. E. Halpin
Scranton, Penna
K Company
Clifton E. Marshall
Reynolds
103Rd
C. J. Koehler
Chicago
T. J. Stigall
Homer Norris
Charlotte
Texas
Weekend social round of the Jarrell family in Georgia
Miss Ethel Jarrell of Macon spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W A Jarrell. Miss Inez Jarrell returned home from Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Mr and Mrs Philip Jarrell visited E M Gaultney. Miss Effie Smith of Macon stayed with her sister Mrs W A Jarrell. Mrs Henry Jarrell spent Thursday in Thomaston and so on with other Jarrell family visits and guests.
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Norman Youngblood
Johnny Windham
Barbara Fae
Columbus
Lupt
Mrs. Gates
Mr. Gates
Underwood
Nellie
Betty Ann
Amy Gene
Fred Underwood
Wilson
Gates
North Carolina
Oliver
Americus
The
Baptist Church
John Cox
Holy Ghost
Ruby Roberson
Macon
Doris Carson
Atlanta
Joe Brown Bartlett
Joseph Harmon
Camp Wheeler
Rev. Moore
Unadilla
Malcom Poole
Susie Smith
C. W. Robins
Pete Oliver
Thomaston
Helen Smith
Odelle Smith
Susie Colney
Lois Beaden
Bernice Windham
Jim Windham
W. F. Hobbs
Mann Hobbs
Herrington
Rupert
Will Downs
Burta
Leila Pearl Arnold
Cauley Barrow
Velma Hinton
Sara Parks
Herman Parks
Joe Arnold
J. W. Windham
Rev. Oliver
Ethel Jarrell
W. A. Jarrell
Inez Jarrell
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Philip Jarrell
E. M. Gaultney
Effie Smith
Henry Jarrell
G. B. Jarrell
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
Sam Jarrell
J. H. Stanford
Edger Gaultney
Ed Pennington
Butler
Julia Carter
Sue
Marjorie Jarrell
W. B. Colquitt
Supt
Embrace From Old Friends Sends Best Wishes Abroad
The speaker urges a sturdy greeting to comrades overseas, stressing that friendship and support from the good U.S.A. matters above all. A nod to the bond between returning friends and those serving across the seas closes with well wishes.
Sunday School Honors Fathers With Program and Visits
The church marked Fathers Day with a program featuring readings and songs led by Janice Underwood and others, including Sylvia Underwood and Amy Gene Underwood. Visitors and family gatherings followed, with several families hosting and traveling to Columbus and nearby towns for weekend visits.
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Catherine Windham
Marsdelle Crooke
Mrs. Tomlin
Phyllis Sunday
Columbus
Janice Underwood
Jane Windham
Mary Will Amerson
Willerine Barrow
Linder Parker
Phyllis Tomlin
Gloria Peacock
Faith of Our Fathers
Dad
Sylvia Underwood
Amy Gene
Nellie
Betty Jean Underwood
D. A. Cofield
Willie Windham
Jake Windham
J. W. Windham
Jane
Herman Parks
Bernice Windham
Atlanta
Hazel Bailey
Phyllis
Roy Peacock
Lois Bearden
Willie Cotney
Bible School at Taylor Mill Wins Praise
The Bible School at Taylor Mill enrolled 49 pupils and lasted one week. Miss Hazel Bailey led the program with help from Mrs. J. W. Windham and Mrs. Tomlin. A final Friday night program featured Rev. John Cox of the Baptist church and the pupils' participation.
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Taylor Mill
Hazel Bailey
John Cox
the Baptist Church
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R. L. Bell
Julian Whatley
Ft. McPherson
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Inez Trapp
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Dr. Fickling
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Betty Johnson
Troy Whatley
Hugh Sealy
Duke University
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Athens
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William Lifsey
Flint, Mich
M. A. Lifsey
Roy Jones
William Parker
Warner Robins
Pvt
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R. E. Aultman
Walter Horton
Robert Casey
Charlie Horton
Howard McCrary
Gray Hicks
Ft. Valley
Jim Young
J. R. Carson
Brunswick
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C. E. Whatley
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Sarasota, Fla
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