Goodman Resigns From Macon Jewelry Firm
Goodman announces his resignation from Kernaghan-Goodman Inc in Macon ending his long association with Ries and Armstrong. He will remain in jewelry business in Macon but will not yet reveal future plans. He has held director roles in the Macon Sons Club and Retail Merchants Bureau and is a Charter member of the American Legion post and Methodist church board.
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M. Goodman
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Maon
Goodman
Macon
Ries
Armstrong
Siccor Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Maconsons Club
First Peaches of Season Reach New York Earlier Than Normal
The first Mayflower peaches arrived in New York ahead of schedule, three weeks early. Shipper O. J. Bateman of Byrom Gee sent three crates to a New York house, signaling an unusually early fruit season.
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New York
J. Bateman
Byrom Gee
Rose Show Dazzles Ten Thousand In Thomasville
In Thomasville Georgia the annual rose show drew about 10000 visitors to the airport hangar. The Garden Club sponsored a long day program with two dances Friday night. A Georgia-Florida League baseball game was also played Friday afternoon. Displays came from nearly every civic club in the city.
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Thomasville
Stewart County Moves to Abolish Convict System and Restructure
Richland Ga May 1 The Stewart county grand jury recommends abolishing the convict labor system and using hired public labor for roads It also proposes replacing the one man commissioner system with three commissioners and asks to publish pensioner lists with some names removed The Oct grand jury must concur before changes take effect
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Richland
Stewart County
Grand Jury
General Assembly
The New Organ Destroys a Church Choir Night
A church in Ortonville unveils a new organ as singers clash with the choir. A long time sister recounts two decades of service while the choir’s modern accompaniment silences her voice. The preacher’s hymn ends with tears as the crowd witnesses the change.
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Ortonville
Sister Brown
Brown
Reynolds High School Hi-Lights No 26 Class paper staff
Reynolds High School weekly student paper lists staff roles and names. Managing Editor James Saunders Assistant Managing Editor Edgar Whatley Editorial Writers Rheda Windham Link Marshall Sports Editor Pat Hodges Feature Editor IC Eubanks Society Editor Mary Jane Winters Poetry Editor Helen Neisler Joke Editor William O Neal Class Editor Will Parks Grammar School Editor Neva Byrd Reporters Felix Blair John Montgomery Frank McDaniel Neal Montgomery Arthur Powell Douglas Saunders Donald Ingham Troy Windham Guy Windham.
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James Saunders
Edgar Whatley
Rheda Windham
Link
Marshall
Pat Hodges
I. C. Eubanks Society
Mary Jane Winters
Helen Neisler
William O'Neal
Will Parks Grammar School
Neva Byrd
Felix Blair
John Montgomery
Frank McDaniel
Pay Neal Montgomery
Arthur Powell
Douglas Saunders
Donald Ing Ham
Troy Windham
Guy Windham
Seniors Entertained at Miona Springs Prom Dance
Neva Byrd reports a April 28 prom at Miona Springs hosted by Walter Joe Hobbs and Jesse Rogers. Ten fifteen minute proms were followed by a weiner roast after the fifth. About 40 guests attended but many arrived late after getting lost, with one car breaking down twice before reaching home at 2 30 Friday morning.
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Miona Springs
Walter Joe Hobbs
Jesse Rogers
Altho
Memorial Exercises at Reynolds Methodist Church
On April 26 high school students town visitors and U D C members gathered at Reynolds Methodist Church to honor soldiers of the War Between the States. The program included readings by Rheba Windham, a memorial address by Jake Weaver, Jefferson Davis essay prizes to Garland Byrd and Sara Adele Lucas, and a performance of America by the high school.
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Methodist Church
Reynolds
Georgia Land
Reading
Rheba Windham
T. H. Tinsley
Joiner
Jake Weaver
Jefferson Davis
C. H. Neisler
America
Garland Byrd
Sara Adele Lucas
Examinations Finish At R H S For Seniors
Last week at R H S exams concluded with seniors finishing two books this year. Teachers reported mixed grading as some papers were already marked while others remained ungraded. The senior class praised their progress in Economics Sociology and American Government.
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Pup
Miss Estelle Ricks A Faculty Thumbnail Sketch
Reynolds born Miss Estelle Ricks taught fifth grade at R. H. S. after attending Reynolds grammar and high school, Georgia State Woman's College Valdosta where she led student government and was business manager of the Pine Cone. A senior class leader, she traveled to New Orleans on a class trip as part of her notable early service.
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Miss Ricks
Reynolds
Georgia State Woman's College
Valdosta
New Orleans
Huey Long Bridge
Ricks
Students Receive State Book Covers
Mrs. Albert Hicks covered Reynolds High School books with state supplied covers featuring the Georgia song flag brown thrasher live oak and Cherokee rose signaling Georgia symbols used on school books.
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Albert Hicks
Reynolds High School
Georgia
Science Equipment Finds New Home
The ninth grade will gain space as the laboratory moves to a small adjacent room. The room will be fixed nicely for experiments and equipment will be better organized. When the new room is ready, more care may be taken with the equipment.
Seniors Discuss Poems and May Party Plans
The class will recite poems during Friday home room from this term’s list. They discuss plans for the Senior party in May, with some disagreement but the event will proceed.
Americans consider a third party ballot option
In a questionnaire, Audrey Waters and Eugenia Joiner comment on adding a new political party. Audrey hears guidance to answer. Eugenia supports organization if better than current groups. Hubert Young warns it would split the Democratic ticket.
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Audrey Waters
Eugenia Joiner
Hubert Young
Seniors Choose Flower Colors and Motto
Mary Montgomery reports the Senior class selects Rose as the flower Black and Gold as the colors and Look for the Beautiful Seek to Find the Truth as the motto for the upcoming Junior Senior Prom on May 13.
Reynolds Citizens Chosen as Judges in Local Debate
Hawkinsville and Ft Valley hosted a debate on unicameral legislature with Reynolds residents as judges Miss Melissa Ogburn R L Bell and Carol Tinsley chosen to judge the event The panel sided with Ft Valley in the verdict
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Hawkinsville
Ft. Valley
Georgia
Ft Valley
Reynolds
Melissa Ogburn
R. L. Bell
Carol Tinsley
Lizzie” Williams
Bell
Lizzie
Valley
Reynolds town team dominates Reynolds High in 18-5 win
The Reynolds town team defeated Reynolds High 18 to 5 last Monday. Key players included pitcher Hugh Holloway and catcher Weaver Crawford with infielders Willoughby Marshall Clay Smith Zack Weaver Carroll Tinsley and outfielders Ernest Parker Lonnie Jones Woodrow Cofield. Zack Weaver made several spectacular catches and helped suppress high school scoring as Reynolds plans more games soon.
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Reynolds Town
Reynolds High School
Hugh Holloway
Weaver Crawford
Willoughby Marshall
Clay Smith
Zack Weaver
Carroll Tinsley
Juniors Study Pearl S Buck In English and History
In English class juniors study Pearl S Buck and other authors. History covers the World War. Both days had no homeroom period Monday and Tuesday.
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Pearl S.buck
Pearl S. Buck
Wee
Gossip Column Sparked by School Year Ends
The Tatler teases readers with campus rumors about blonds up north and down south, teachers dating in Taylor Mill and R H S, freshmen cats named Fuzzy, and students' social antics. The column hints at crushes, late nights, and junior girls in the Taylor Mill district, ending with a tease about a smiley junior last Wednesday.
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Winchell and Winchell Inc
Link
Edgar
League Council
Lucy
Frances
Charlie Frank
Wimpy
R. H
Mr. Joiner
Butler
Walter Joe
Taylor Mill
Pellie
Soph
New York
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Reynolds, Ga
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Donald Windham
Will Parks
Abanoe
Mary Montgomery
I. G., Eubanks
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