Community Chronicle Notes From Crowell Area
Local social column lists visitors and travelers including Hugh Neisler in Atlanta Tinsley in Americus and Harriet Thornton in Macon. Residents such as Catherine Hutchinson of Atlanta, Miss Melissa Ogburn in Marietta, and Miss Susan Bryan visiting Columbia appear alongside travel between Macon Perry Dawson and Crowell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Neisler
Atlanta
T. H. Tinsley
Americus
Susan Bryan
Columbia
Pleasant Hill Church Guests and Services
Pleasant Hill news notes Sunday visits from Ada and Atlanta families to local households. Preaching is set for next Saturday night and Sunday, with Sunday school at 10 a.m. The public is cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Tarver
Alan Wall
Fred Brewer
W. Stevens
Lula Odom
Charlie Cromer
L. B. Shirah
Marvin Brewer
B. C. Brewer
C. Wisham
Clyde Hill
Americus
Billy Cochran
B. Hobbs
Ellaville
Central 4-H Club Girls Hold Interesting Meet
The Central 4-H Club met with 18 girls in attendance. Members shared club accomplishments since the last meeting, the minutes were read, Miss Elton donated a book on dental care, and directions on ship models were given to second year members. The group noted the next regular meeting falls on the third Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central 4-H
Seed Cane For Sale In Butler Ga
Several thousand stalks of seed cane are for sale. See me at once. Contact G. W. Harris of Butler, Georgia for details and arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.O. J
Ig. W. Harris
Butler, Ga
Local Visitors Attend Gatherings Across Howard Area
Howard residents hosted and visited many relatives and friends including Dana Hiscock and family from Orlando and Mrs Edna Martin from Albany. Other Sunday visitors included Lizzie Gilbert, Henry Cosby and daughter, and Mr Floyd Martin of Butler. Attendees also visited the Streetman family in Oglethorpe and Roy Jinks of Potterville. Several residents attended the Butler Senior Play on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Hiscock
Orlando
Flas
W. H. Martin
Lizzie Gilbert
Henry Cosby
John Buckner
Edna Martin
Albany
Lee ‘Watson
J. H. Brown
Cave Montgomery
Endy Hawkins
Floyd Martin
Butler
Lee Watson
W. M
BR. L. Brown
Edna, Martin
J.H. Brown
Harvey Streetman
Oglethorpe i
Roy Jinks
Potterville
R. L. Brown
Lillian Brown
Frank Fain, Jr
Perry
Local Notes From Norwich Community Gatherings
Norwich residents extend warm welcomes to Mr and Mrs S L Montgomery and greet visitors from Thomaston and Mauk. Virgil Yarbrough shows improvement after illness while families attend church services at Trinity and Pinelevel with the new pastor Wilson. Miss Margaret Yarbrough of Charleston visits her parents Virgil and Mrs. Yarbrough as others share Sunday guest pleas and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pierce
Charley Frank McCrary
Will Pir
Atlanta
Calvin Jarrell
D. R. Montgomery
Mildred Montgomery
Central
Roy Philman
Jy T. Peed
Sara Dell Lucas
Nat Lucas
Russell Montgomery
John Burgess
Thomaston
Roy. Philmon
Frances Foy
Kenneth C. Shaver
Catfish Cann
Crowell
Crowell Darktown Foll
J. M. Beeland
Gloria
Louise Jones
Sydney Jones
Alfred Childres
Ed Kilby
S. L. Montgomery
J.L. Hanson
W. J. Lumpkin
H. H. Watson
Ethel McChargue
Mary Kent
M. Fuller
Mauk
Brannon Montgomery
Clarence Abbbott
Junction City
H.L. Lumpkin
W. J. ‘Lumpkin
M. Hart
Margaret Yarbrough
Charleston
S. C
Virgil Yarbrough
Louise Christopher Weds Talmadge Whitley at Home Ceremony
Mr and Mrs Ben Christopher announce the marriage of their daughter Louise to Mr Talmadge Whitley. The ceremony occurred in February at the groom's home with Rev J L Whitley officiating. The couple left for Townsend and other points before settling at the Whitley home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher—Whitley
Ben Christopher
Louise
Talmadge Whitley
J. L. Whitley
Thomaston
Rey
Mrs. Whitley
Hall Pike Union as Sarah Hall Weds Herbert Pike
Mr and Mrs J T Hall announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah to Mr Herbert Pike. The Nuptial service was held at Norwich M P Church with Rev Ellerby of Columbus officiating.
Local Society Highlights From Ideal News
Sunday guests visitations unfold as families in Ideal News host gatherings. Mrs. Jim Kelley and Mrs. J D Tarrer are noted hosts with multiple family members visiting, including the Payne and Cromer households.
Reynolds High School Weekly Paper Staff Roster
Reynolds High School announces its weekly student newspaper produced by the class on vocational guidance. The managing editor is Lucy Bryan with assistant duties noted. Staff roles include Frances Carter editorial writers and sports editor listing Guy Windham Elizabeth Gaultney Mattie Emma Kirksey Frances Seay joke editor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds High School
Lucy Bryan
Frances Carter
Elmer Nelson
Audrey Waters
Jewel Posey
Guy Windham
Elizabeth Gaultney
Mattie Emma Kirksey
Frances Seay
John Montgomery
Mozelle Cox
County Consolidation Discussion At Reynolds Forum
The second Reynolds Woman's Improvement Club forum on county government in Georgia was led by Dr. Cullen B. Gosnell of Emory University. Topics included 159 counties, consolidation costs, possible savings, and examples like Campbell and Milton merging with Fulton, plus the voting rules and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds Woman's Improvement Club
Reynolds
Cullen B. Gosnell
Emory University
Georgia
Supt
E. H. Joiner
Gos
Taylor County
Gosnell
Campbell
Milton
Fulton County
R. A. Hinton
South
America
Honor Roll Students First Through Tenth Grade Listed
The article lists honor roll students by grade levels from First to Tenth, naming multiple students such as Neva Nell Blair La Verne Posey Edwards Cooper Syd ney Fégenfah Douglas McDaniel Stanhope Munroe Rudolph Parks Leonard Whatley Sydney Winters Evelyn Gaultney Sonny Shealy Constance Barrow F H Nelson Herschell Hollis Carol Barrow Louise Weldon Richard Parks Dorothy Stafford Hilda Weaver Charlie Montfort Thomas Griffith Rosamond Windham Sydney Jones Marvian Hollis Louise Taunton Margaret Woods Neva Sue Kirksey Marion Newsome David Montfort Albert James Jim Carson Edith Coolik Hugh Sealy Christine Jones Oscar NINTH GRADE Eugenia Joiner Betty Windham Helen Hancock Virginia Hodges Mollie Coolik Ogburn Howard McCrary Edward Whatley Doris Windham Lucy Bryan Frances Neisler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neva Nell Blair
la Verne Posey
Edwards Cooper
Sydney
Fégenfah
Douglas
McDaniel
Stanhope
Munroe
Rudolph Parks
Leonard Whatley
Sydney Winters
Evelyn Gaultney
Sonny Shealy
Constance Barrow
F. H. Nelson
Herschell_ Hollis
Carol Barrow
Louise Weldon
Richard Parks
Dorothy Stafford
Hilda Weaver
Charlie Montfort
Thomas Griffith
Rosamond Windham
Sydney Jones
Junior Home Economic Club Is Formed
The Reynolds High School Home Economics Department forms a Junior Home Economics Club. Ninth Grade girls nominate officers and vote for Eugenia Joiner as President, Clay Bryan as Vice President, Gloria Whatley as Secretary, and Marion Newsome as Treasurer. The club plans to send at least two representatives to the Home Economics meeting in Atlanta in March with Eugenia Joiner leading the delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics Department
Reynolds
Eugenia Joiner
V-Pres
Clay Bryan
Gloria Whatley
Marion Newsome
Atlanta
Lost and Found notices from Butler Reynolds area
Several lost items listed including a green and black fountain pen top from a Shaffer pen, a green Occupation Guidance workbook by Paul W. Chapman, a white handle knife with two blades about two inches long, and a hat between Butler and Reynolds. Names include Hugh Byrd Lucy Bryan Guy Windham and Jule Blair with return instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Reynolds
Hugh Byrd
Shaffer
Lucy Bryan
Turner “I, Smith ® and Co
Guy! Windham
Emory urged to keep Georgia youth in state for opportunity
The passage argues Georgians should not seek fortunes outside the state, urging Emory University and community leaders to foster duty to Georgia in children. It calls for opportunities, controlled recreation, and home sponsorship to prevent youth from leaving for better prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Emory University
Thomaston Defeats Reynolds 32 to 20 in Hot Night Basketball
Thomaston High School upset Reynolds 32 to 20 as long shots fueled a large share of Thomaston’s points. Reynolds, using a revised lineup with Will and Ted Parks and Blair at key positions, struggled in the heat while adjusting to changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Lee High School
Thomaston
Reynolds
Gene
Woodberry
Will Parks
Ted Parks
Felix Blair
Link Marshall
Donald Winds
Ferge
Donald’ Windham
Felix’ Blair
Sink Marshall
Valentine Day Celebrations in First Grade
Valentine Day brought joy to First Grade with Mrs Whatley serving Jello and cakes, a card box and lollipop treats, and a Valentine party led by Misa Winnie with games won by LaVerne Posey and Neva Nell Blair. Second and Fourth Grades received visits from Grade Mothers Mrs Barrow with small treats, while letters from Fourth Grade students in Madawaska Maine praised writing on three topics and improving English amid a French-speaking class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Whatley
Mrs. Parks
Madawaska
Maine
Ninth grade musings mix with small town school life
Readable fragments describe Jack Fuller knocking on a seventh grade door while Sweetie Hobbs enjoys a ball game in Oglethorpe and Virginia Hodges dislikes moving from her desk Mr Woodberry smiles after a trip to Macon and Clay Bryan sings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fuller
Jack
Sweetie Hobbs
Oglethorpe
Virginia Hodges
Clay Bryan
Mr. Woodberry
Macon
Girls Ball Game in Thomston Ends 12 to 92
Our girls basketball team faced a tough Thoms ton game on Wednesday Feb 9. The final score was 12 to 92 with coach testing positions. Clay Bryan moved from forward to guard and contributed to the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomsston
Clay Bryan
A Boresome Study by Haviland McDaniel 9th Grade
Mr Woodbury instructs a class on photosynthesis and osmosis in a formal tone. Students question the joy of science and advocate self reliance while the lesson emphasizes understanding nature's forces and lab processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haviland McDaniel
Mr. Woodbury
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Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Harriet Thornton
Ricks
Melissa
Ogburn
Marietta
Ed Swearingen
Morgan, Ga
R. L. Swearingen
Buena Vista
Catherine Hutchinson
Atelanta
Mr. Brown Marshall
Miss. Blanche Marshall
Washington, D. C
W. A. Saunders
Tampa, Fla
John Proctor
Howard Neisler
C. H. Parks
Mrs. Hoodman Parks
Edgar Whatley, Jr
Messrs
T. J. and
A. J. Fountain
Jim Fountain
Oglethorpe Infirmary
F. H. Wright
Roberta
Earl Wright
BH. Joiner
S. G. Woodberry
Cordele
Victoria Whatley
Dawson
B. E. Flowers
C. Neisler
H. Joiner
D. W. Harp
George and
Edward Goddard
Mrs. Goddard
F. M. Carson
Alice James
R. ©. Aultman
J. G. Hicks
Elizabeth Parker
Hugh Smisson
Clayton and
Wright Smisson
Frances Wright
Ft. Valley
Earl
Wright
Geo. Nunn
Reynolds Methodist Church
Wesleyan College
Crowell News
Wood
Howard Tissue
ASC
RE. Aultman
Reynolds, Ga
Pleasant Hill
Tom Burnett
Ada
Thomas
Howard News
Norwich News
Ideal News
Herbert Kelley
Paul Cromer
Jim Kelley
J. D. Tarrer
Ralph Sims
Lannis Cromer
Miss Cromer
Grady Payne
Myrtle Payne
G. B. Barfield
W. G. James
Henry Wool
Wiley Tarrer
Mildred James
Virginia and Laggetts Kelley
Montezuma
J. W. Tarrer Visted
Dilaville
Emory Cromer
Oxford
Vol
Edith Munro
Barrow
Mrs Barrow
Carol
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