Reynolds Local Items Highlight Busy Community
Reynolds Ga March 10 community notes report a well attended oyster supper last Wednesday with about two hundred guests. The column lists visits, shop ads for Hill Drug Co and Stiles Mitchell barber, social events at Baptist church, and notices of family visits from Macon and Philadelphia. Ice cream and patent medicines advertised. local leaders and residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill Drug Co
Stiles Mitchell Barber
R B Spinks
Baptist Church
Button Friends
Glessner
Dougherty
RC Paris
Brown Marshall
Philadelphia
Bill Drug Co
Stiles Mitchell
F . Paris
R C Paris
Jack Payne
Washington, DC
Oyster Supper Boosts Sunday School Support
The Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school held an Oyster Supper last Wednesday in a vacant store near Ruffin and Poole. With 175 guests, the event featured fine oysters, coffee, cut glass, and flowers, plus music from the local brass band. Rev V P Scoville acted as toastmaster, delivering lively speeches, and attendees ended with a congregational hymn.
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Methodist Sunday School
Sunday School
Ruffin & Poole
Ladies of Aid Society
V P Scoville
Preaching Appointments at Bethlehem Church
Elder Head will preach at Bethlehem primitive Baptist church at 17 o clock next Friday the 14th inst Rev Golstyn of Tennessee will occupy the same pulpit at 17 o clock Wednesday the 16th inst
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Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church
Golstyn
Tennessee
Chufa Seed for Sale in Reynolds Georgia Ad
Ten bushels of chufa seed offered for sale at 4.00 dollars per bushel by C B Marshall of Reynolds Georgia. Ady.
Seed Sweet Potatoes Adv H. B. Aujiman
A vineless yam or bunch potato, highly prolific and easy to grow, with strong winter hardiness. For sale at 1.00 per bushel, claimed to be worth more. Once tried you will be satisfied. Adv H. B. Aujiman.
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O O Cooper
Doge
O. O. Cooper
H. B. Aujiman
Millinery Opening at Johnson's
We cordially invite the ladies of Reynolds and vicinity to attend our formal spring opening and get acquainted with Miss. Ewing of Atlanta, an expert milliner who will head the department. Imported models and domestic creations for all occasions, with the best styles and value.
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Reynolds
Miss. Ewing
Atlanta
Spring dress goods shipment feared next week
KE M JOHNSON P S reports another large shipment of spring dress goods laces and embroideries is expected next week to replenish stock and meet customer demand.
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P.S
Potterville Camp No 6 POsA Grows Strong Amid Local News
The writer covers the 1847 founded fraternal Order with 163 Lodges across five states, noting strong growth in Camp No 6 at Potterville, plans to attract new members, and stories of local figures like John Blair Sr. and Daniel Youngblood. A nearby road machine alarmed Zack Perkins's mule, causing some property damage, and upcoming Mount Olive meetings with communion are noted.
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The
Herald
Virginia
Are
Order
John Blair
Daniel Youngblood
Mount Olive
Rey AJ Parker
Zack Perkin
W H Tucker
Change of venue for 741st district Justice Court
Notice by H H Aultman and R H James N P that the Justice Court for the 741st district G M will move to J A Matthews Mayor’s office on Winston Street Reynolds. First court at new location on the regu lar court day in May 1913 with at least sixty days until the move.
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J.P
G. M
J. P
Justice Court
H.n. Aultman
R. H. James
N. P
H. H. Aultman
Panhandle Notes and Local Visits Shine in Busy Week
Farmers plow diligently while social news highlights Miss Rena Fuller returning from Butler and Mrs Wayne Byrd back from Washington. Visitors include Prof Bodiford, Rev Mosley, Miss Haywood, and Mr Jenkins. Illnesses noted for Ella Bess Hudson and Catherine Wiggins, with Hugh Haywood and family also mentioned. Preaching planned at Crowells on Saturday the 13th and baskets urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rena Fuller
Butler
Wayne Byrd
Washington
R L Bodiford
H. H. Mosley
Locke
Mary E. Haywood
Antioch
Edna Haywood
Messrs
G O and
L T Horton
Panhandle
T. R. Windham
Reynolds
Fort Valley
Ella Bess Hudson
G. O Horton
Pittman
Emmie Clyde Chapman
Pebble
Lovick Mosley
J S Byrd
Bell J. Byrd
Florida
Grady Fuller
Thomaston
Crowells
Lizzie Peterman
Vivian
Lora Byrd
R C Casey
Will Williams
Macon County
Little Hermit
R C Byrd
Warren Byrd
Death claims two children of Montgomery and Byrd families
In a heartfelt notice Mrs H H Pierce shares grief for Mardele Montgomery and Felton Byrd, the only children in their families. The families mourn their deaths within 24 hours, note their peaceful rest in Jesus, and request prayers as they cope with loss. Mardele died Feb 27 and Felton Feb 28, burial details given, with funeral services conducted by local ministers.
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L. M Montgomery
A J Byrd
Mardele
Felton
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Celestial City
Croweils
Brother Stanford
Clayton Cemetery
Bro Scoville
Cosey’s Store Items and Community Notes
The piece mentions farmers busy with another drop and notes Mr M T Cosey returning from Americus to resume his college course in Butler. It also reports Mrs Lizzie Smith is ill.
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Herald
M T Cosey
Americus
Butler
Lizzie Smith
Big Oak Hotel for Sale in Rey nolds Georgia
Brief classified style notice describes the Big Oak Hotel being offered for sale in Rey nolds Ga with request for price and terms directed to Dr J W Rogers of Macon Ga. The fragmentary ad mentions local residents and miscellaneous notices including social visits and goods for sale.
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Reynolds
J W Rogers
Macon
Card of Thanks for Annie Madelle Montgomery
The Montgomery family thanks friends who aided during the illness and death of Annie Madelle Montgomery. They praise Dr J E Mangham for his tireless efforts and pray for blessings on all. Signed by Mr and Mrs Leonard Montgomery.
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the Herald
Annie Madelle
J E Mangham
Leonard Montgomery
Strayed Shoat Advertised From Reynolds Area
Strayed white male shoat about 100 pounds with two black spats on back and no marks. Last seen early February at Jas. Hayes residence on Cooper place. Reward offered two dollars and fifty cents. Adv. T. J. Winters Reynolds Ga No. 1.
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Jas. Hayes
Cooper Place
T. J. Winters
Reynolds, Ga
Eggs For Hatching Imperial Ringlet Plymouth Rocks
E B Thompson offers Imperial Ringlet Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching. Describes stock as best and prize-winning. Price reduced to 3.00 dollars for a setting of 15 eggs. Adv T G Turk.
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E. B. Thompson
Plymouth Rocks
T.G. Turk
PATSILIGA ITEMS
Pretty spring weather for gardening described as the season's mood. Local visits include Nan Esters to Overton relatives and Sam Martin visiting sister E B Hammock. Names: Parker Hammock Culverhouse Beeland, Lena Thompson, W J Culverhouse, Ruby Heath, Mary Julia Gassett, Mattie Eoa, Joe Culverhouse, Cora Morris, Poplar. Weekly appeal to readers to send letters from every Taylor section to The Herald.
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D. A. Parker
Columbus
Hattie May Byers
Lena Thompson
Hugh Culverhouse
Ruby Heath
Wesley
Ida Culverhouse
May
Kate Culverhouse
Lula
Esther Parker
Mary Julia Gassett
Mattie Eoa
Joe Culverhouse
Mary Bell Parker
Cora Morris
A. Parker
Taylor
Herald
Poplar
Junction City Items
Prof WT Mackey visited Americus Friday afternoon. Montgomery of Norwich visited Saturday. Mrs J C Boswell is ill and wished a speedy recovery. C W Moore traveled to Macon Thursday. Several residents attended the Basal quarterly meeting Saturday. Miss Averline Fowler returned home after months in Prattsburg and Poplar.
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WT Mackey
Americus
Messrs Montgomery
Norwich
J C Boswell
C W Moore
Macon
Basal
Sea
Averline Fowler
Prattsburg
Poplar
Gills Host Tacky Friday Party With Prize Winners
Mr and Mrs E C Gill hosted a social Friday night with guests reporting a grand time. Miss Nettie Morgan and Mr Edmund Perry won the prize, and the couple expressed they deserved it. A new school house is planned, and Mr Joiner of Charing began work Wednesday as machinery for a furniture factory arrives. Mr Nix Altman spent the weekend locally.
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E. C. Gill
Nettie Morgan
Edmund Perry
Joiner
Charing
Nix Altman
Pine Grove Items Narrative of Local Happenings
Weather stays fine as farmers plow toward planting. Peach crop looks promising for a large yield if no setback. Howard Junction City and Mauk items requested for newscasts. Social visits include Mr Pope Beeland with J W Tammock and Mr W J Culverhouse’s entertainment night. Julia Butkley had a buggy mishap on a washed road. she was bruised but okay. Mrs D A Parker and Mrs R R Beeland visitations noted. Little yellow mule crosses creek. curiosity noted. Houston Martin of Harvard visited Sam Byers. W J Hammock seen with a young fire and road cart. Patsy urged to return with more items.
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Pope Beeland
J W Tammock
Pope
W. J. Culverhouse
Julia Butkley
D A Parker
W J Gubreghouse
Houston Martin
Howvard
Sam Byers
W J Hammock
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H. A. Paris
Mangham
Little Son
Earl Marshall
Miss Pearl Blackman
Hampton
J J Farmer
WI Powell
Ady
Ida Powell
Jack Carrington
Mrs Jones Hicks
Mrs Marshall
Talborton
Mrs .Wilson
Powell’s
Adv
Mary Ann Ingram
Patton
Woodmen of the World
Hill Drug Company
Carl Giles
Young People’s Baptist Union
W I Powell
C. H. Neisler
Washington D. C
Dewitt
Payne
Mr Payne
Nettie Paris
George Glessner
Jacksonville
Casher Dougherty
Gerry Strong
Fla
Messdames Dougherty
Strong
F F
Paris
Ladies Aid Society
E W Cook
Albert Carter
Nita Matthews
Ricks
Johnson
KE. M. Johnson
Potterville
Darlings
H H Pierce
Cosey’s Store
Big Oak
Dosia Bostick
Kabo
Cawthon Riley
M Bazemore
J N Bryan
Garnett Smith
Riley Wall
Berta Perkins
CC Heath
Casey
Asa Spinks
Daviston
Paul Bickley
Nettie Wilson
Jim Bickley
EC Casey
M Sanders
Miss Garnett
Katie Nell Adams
Herman Amos
Blaoch Smith
Lewis Wall
Hill Drag Co
J.N. Bryan
Taylor County
J.N. Bryan, Ynolds
Ricks-Neisler Fertilizer Co., Reynolds
Nan Esters
Amanda Parker
Overnton
Texas
Sam Martin
E. B. Hammock
Ludie Beeland
George Parker
R. R. Beeland
J. W. Hammock
Junction City
Howard
Mauk
R R Beeland
Patsy
Cracker
F. EF. Glover
Dealey
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