Reynolds Social Notes Span Columbus to Macon Visits
Reynolds High school seniors joined Pilgrimage Day at Mercer University in Macon. Others traveled widely: Ed Hale in Columbus J L Callaway in Talbotton Edgar Whatley in Americus Jeanette Almond in Athens Winnie Aultman in London Kentucky Gloria Whatley in Columbus Susie Wood and Margaret in Monticello and Margaret Clay in Americas. Community members shopped in Macon and Raleigh events and visiting relatives spanned Waycross Oglethorpe and Millen.
Local U D C Pays Tribute To Men Of Confederacy
Memorial Day exercises were held Friday afternoon at 5 o’clock in the High School auditorium under the Gordon Carson Chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Ricks presided as program details included songs, invocations, essays on Our Flag, and a prize to Garland Byrd and Charlie Montgomery with readings by Irene Whatley.
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High School Auditori c
Gorden Carson
The
Reynolds LL. D. Nn
F. A. Ricks
America
Assembly
J. D. Smith
E. H. Joiner
C. H. Neisler
Irene Whatley
Garland Byrd
Charlie Montgomery
B. W. Hinton
Circle No 2 Meets With Mrs Hicks in April Meeting
Circle No 2 met Tuesday afternoon April 23 at the home of Mrs C E Hicks with Mrs E H Dunn presiding. Mrs D E Byrd gave a devotional on Christian dealings with difficulties and excuses of Christian service. Prayers followed. The session closed with prayer by Mrs Er H Dunn. A social hour and refreshments concluded the gathering.
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C. E. Hicks
E. H. Dunn
D. E. Byrd
Everlasting Punishment Lesson Sermon Bulletin
The Christian Science Lesson Sermon for May 4 centers on everlasting punishment. Golden Text notes that confessing sins brings mercy while concealment leads to no prosperity. Scriptural citations include Galatians 6:8 and Proverbs 28:13, with Science and Health references stressing sowing and reaping and self-punishment from error.
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Churches of Christ
Scientist
Mary Baker Eddy
Mules for Sale by D W Payne
Four good mules for sale at reasonable prices. If interested, please see at your earliest convenience. D W Payne Reynolds Ua.
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D. W. Payne
Reynolds, Ua
Rawleigh Route Opportunity in Georgia Counties
Available at once a Rawleigh Route in Stewart Talbot Muscogee and Chattahoochee counties. Open to men over 25 with one car. Trade well established, route experience helpful but not required. Write Rawleighs Dept GAD-42-102F Memphis Tenn or see J C Fuller Reynolds Ga.
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Rawleigh
Stewart, Talbot, Muscogee
Chattahoochee
Rawleigh's
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
J. C. Fuller
Reynolds
Senior class notes and colorful ambitions from R. H. Newsfaster
The piece lists class features such as colors Blue and white, flower San Antonio Rose, and motto He can who think he can. It names future occupations for students including Doris Hobbs Assistant History Teacher Mimner Nelson Esquire Columnist Lorraine Clyatt Math Teacher and others with varied roles from governess to storekeeper and more.
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San Antonio
Eanty
Doris Hobbs
Mimner Nelson
Esquire
Lorraine Clyatt
Joient
Dorothy Hinton
Payne Easer
Sirah Parks
Virginia Jones
Robert Somebody
Florida
Fugenia Joiner
Virginia Hodges
Rawleigh
Clay Bryan
Dixie
Haviland
Tooth Trouble Won't Stop Marion Newsome at District Meet
Marion Newsome endured a painful tooth extraction at Montezuma early Saturday yet traveled to Cordele and delivered a strong performance, earning third place. Virginia Hodges notes the ordeal heightened pride despite the dentist's grim prediction.
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Marion Newsome
Marion
Reynolds Hi
Montezuma
Cordele
Virginia Hodges
Eugenia Joiner Wins Wesleyan College Scholarship
Eugenia Joiner a 16 year old Reynolds student daughter of Supt and Mrs E H Joiner won a full $600 scholarship to Wesleyan College. Her high exam score led eight state seniors in competitive tests earning the honor. Eugenia and Haviland McDaniel joined Wesleyan dormitory day events as guests.
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Eugenia Joiner
E. H. Joiner
Reynolds
Wesleyan College
Eugenia
Wesleyan
Haviland McDaniel
Clay Bryan, Jr
Reynolds Baseball Dominates Butler And Buena Vista
Reynolds defeated Butler 17 to 6 on April 22 as pitcher Donald Whatley allowed six runs early but then shut out the opponent. On April 24 Reynolds beat Buena Vista 10 to 7 with the ace pitcher lasting most of the game. Next Thursday May 1, Reynolds travels to Buena Vista.
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Reynolds
Butler
Donald Whatley
Buena Vista
Baesball
Reynolds High School Home Economics Luncheon Honors Board
The Reynolds High School Home Economics Department hosted a luncheon for the local Board of Trustees and their wives supervised by Miss Mildred Cauthen. Ninth Grade students prepared and served the meal with Louise Taunton acting as hostess, receiving high praise from attendees including Dr. C E Whatley and Rev. J D Smith among others.
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Reynolds High School
Mildred Cauthen
Louise Taunton
D.T. Montfort
E. H. Joiner
C .E. Whatley
Bernice Hill
E. W. Hodges
Benjamin Hodges
J. D. Smith
Sallie Caldwell
G. 5. C. W. Milledgeville
Senior Class to Visit Mercer Pilgrimage Day
The Senior Class plans a Friday holiday to attend Mercer Pilgrimage Day in Macon. Baptist women arranged car transportation to the college, and seniors will tour facilities to learn how the college operates. Further details will follow after the visit.
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Mercer
Macon
School humor and senior class skit at Butler High
A lively account describes Butler High School students staging a senior class program with musical acts and skits. Teachers guide the juniors and seniors as they rehearse, sing You Are My Sunshine, and joke about radio stars, famous personalities, and a Baptist preacher.
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Donald
Garland
Bowers
Benny Goodman
Bob Hope
Joe E. Brown
Lanny Ross
Lasses
Honey
P. S
Tack Brunson
Mr. Folds
Tack
Reynolds
Baptist Church
Butler
News caster Elmer Nelson wins first in boy’s essay contest
Elmer Nelson, Reynolds representative, won first place in the Boy's Essay Contest at Third District Meet. Readers congratulate him and wish for state top honors. The six hundred word task argued on Relative Responsibility of National State and Local Governments in Maintaining Adequate Public Welfare Programs in Georgia.
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Elmer Nelson
Reynolds
Elmer
Georgia
Elimer
Miss Caldwell Visits R H S From Georgia State College for Women
Miss Caldwell of the Georgia State College for Women visited R H S on Wednesday. She praised the school and suggested improvements while expressing interest in the students work and promising a future return.
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Miss Caldwell
Georgia State College For Women
Essays on the flag win top prizes at school
Garland Byrd wins first place for an essay on the flag. David Montfort takes second place, and Charlie Montfort also earns a prize. Prizes awarded Friday at the school auditorium. Gloria Whatley notes Ralph W. Emerson comparison.
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Garland
Charlie
David
Garland Byrd
David Montfort
Charlie Montfort
Ralph W. Emerson
Seniors Enjoy Holiday Friday Says Cheerful Announcement
A lighthearted note recounts a speaker patting a boy’s heels raised mid air and blessing the two boys. The writer ends with a brighter update that the Seniors are having a holiday Friday, prompting cheers.
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P. S
Reynolds Ranks High in District Meet
The Reynolds C Group contestants at the Third District Meet in Cordele on April 19 earned multiple honors. Elmer Nelson won first in boys essay writing, Hamand McDaniel took second in girls essay writing, Marion Newsome placed third in music, and Eugenia Joiner finished third in oral reading. The group’s achievements contributed to Reynolds High’s third place district ranking.
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Reynolds
Cordele
Elmer Nelson
Hamand McDaniel
Marion Newsome
Eugenia Joiner
Reynolds High
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Ed Hale
Columbus
J. L. Callaway
Talbotton
Edgar Whatley
Americus
J. A. Pendergrast
Atlanta
Jeanette Almond
Athens
Mr. Elam Griffith
Millen
Winnie Aultman
London, Ky
Gloria Whatley
Susie Wood
Margaret
Monticello
Tarry Powell
Moul
Mrs. Bland Andrews of
Waycross
Mr. W. J. Powell
Margaret Clay
Americas
Oglethorpe
Mrs. Lancaster
Merle
Wood
D. W. Harp
Anne
Mrs. Flowers
Ralph Dunn
Greenville
Elizabeth Shell
Howard Neisler
Frank Brunson
Mrs
Jim Fountain
T. J. Fountain
Mrs. Joyner of
Billy Nunn
Blanche Hicks
H. H. Newsome
Charleston
W. R. Hicks
Lewis
Vera
Tessa Harp
W. A. Thompson
Betty Whatley
Alton Lifsey
Flint, Mich
M. Lifsey
W. E. Marshall Jr
Perry
W. E., Marshall — Sr
Mrs. Thompson
North Carolina
B. E Flowers
Huntington College
Montgomery
Ala
Clay Whatley
BE. P. Hodges
Dorothy
Elizabeth Hinton
A. P. Ryland
Andrew Quettelbaum
Pine Bluff
Ark
H. Joiner
Mercer, University, Macon
U.D.C
Confederacy
Heinz Junior Baby Food
Aunt Jemima Grits
Heinz
Aultman’s
Circle No. 2
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Pluck
R H. S. Board
Department
G. H. Goddard
Reynolds, Ga
KOTEX
Carter
Lydia E. Pinkham
Cardus
Fletcher
Jergen
Hines Honey
Colgate's
N. L. Halley Reynolds
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