Reynolds Local News Highlights and Social Notes
Reynolds items list residents traveling to Macon and Columbus on various weekends. The notice covers local visits, shop ads, Chautauqua announcements for May 5–7, and upcoming social events at Reynolds School Auditorium and Ricks Mill Pond.
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Reynolds School Auditorium
Reynols School
W . I. Club
Ricks Mill Pond
Silk Hosery
Reynolds Mercantile
Miss Maxwell
Miss Barrow
Booth Tarkington
Masonic Notice for Burns Lodge Meeting
Regular communication of Burns Lodge No. 56 set for Wednesday night May 12 at 8 o clock. E. E. Hodges, W. M. directs notification.
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Burns Lodge No. 56
E. E. Hodges
W. M
For Sale Milk Cow and Calf and Heifer Trade Offer
J J Eason offers one milk cow with calf for sale and a two year old heifer for sale or trade for a Ford. Contact Reynolds Saturday evening or at his home.
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Ford Car
Reynolds
J. J. Eason
Lightning Hits Matthews Barn in Town Farm Fire
A barn owned by Hon. J. A. Matthews was struck by lightning Sunday around six pm, sparking a blaze that consumed the structure and its feedstuffs and farm implements. All stock in adjacent sheds was saved, with Matthews facing a loss estimated between one thousand and fifteen hundred dollars.
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J. A. Matthews
Community Chautauqua Promises Finest Program Yet
The town touts a varied Chautauqua lineup with different lecturers and performances each day. organizers claim the high standard remains and this year’s program is touted as among the finest in America.
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America
Pearls Found In Tripe Shipment Surprise England
Popular Mechanics Magazine reports true pearls discovered on mucous surfaces of a US tripe shipment received in England. The pearls ranged from 132 to 116 inches in size, embedded in cysts and formed similarly to pearls in a bivalve. The occurrence was not unusual and had merely escaped notice until examination of fresh specimens from native cows.
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England
United States
Popular Mechanics Magazine
How Sunflower Got Its Name
The sunflower is named for two reasons. One is the blossom’s sunlike radiance, the other its habit of turning to face the sun as it moves across the sky.
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C. M. Montgomery Reynolds
E. P. Jones
Macon
Walter Saunders
Beechwod
Clint Newsom
E. G. English
J. A. Pendergrast
Columbus
Tom Pool
Mrs. F. A. Hicks
Atlanta
Col. H. Beeland
R. A. Hicks
R. A. Hinton Sun
D. T. Montfort
Montezuma
Brenau, Glee Club
Rob Aultman
A. M. Carter
J A Pendergrast
Mr. Fincher
Fort Valley
City
E . Hollis
J. A. Hollis
Butler
Ruth Dumas
Carrie Lucas
Ruth Wilson
Mercantile
Effie McDaniel
Thomaston
Susie Payne
Marie Matthews
Lester Royal
Annie Julia Wilson
Lewis Saunders
Geo. Fountain
H. O. Fowler
Elmo Draughon
Mr. Hinton
Mrs. Lester Wilson
T. J. Fountain
Mrs Tom Fountain
R. A. Hinton
B. W. Hinton
Ethel James
A. W. Hicks
C. L. Pyron
Miss Lucas
Waverly Hall
Miss Maybel Lucas
Mr. Walter
Draughon
Miss Walker
Brenau
W. H. Ogburn
Joe Pyron
S. H. Bryan
Blanks
P. E. McDaniel
Ray Lucas
C. B. Hicks
Eloise
Mattie Weaver
Lumpkin
Frankie Marr
Hazel Barrow
E. W. Hodges
Little Son
Griffin
B. H. Newsom
Lillian Clark
Albany
J.H. Neisler
William Rossee
T. OD. Seay
Ricks’ Mill
J. H. Whatley
J. H. Neisler
Miss Clark
O. E. Ogburn
Homer Beel
E. P. Hodges
Clyde Wilson
Henry Saylor
T. Whatley
Bonpas Newsom
C. H. Neisler
Goodyear
M. A. Lifley
Reynolds, GA
Messers Jessee
Freeman Hart
E. A. Goddard Reynolds, Georg.a
E. L. Brooks
Barrow Bros