Local Happenings in Reynolds Ga May 10 1915
Reynolds Georgia notes on visitors and social events include Rev H W Joiner visiting Macon and a large crowd planning a Friday trip to Columbus. Albert Carter and his mother visited Fort Valley relatives, Mrs Walker Fickling and Mrs T W Pool visit Butler, the Beelands visited Prattsburg, and J H Thornton touts a new chicken yard. Updates on health, travel, and local club events fill a bustling parish page.
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Albert Carter
Fort Valley
Reynolds Baptist Church Two Week Meeting Ends In Success
Reynolds Baptist Church reports a two weeks meeting with large crowds and strong preaching by J. C. Wilkinson of Columbus. Luther Greer led singing and his wife organized a children’s choir. The event led to 28 baptisms, one by letter, one by conversion joining the Methodist church, and a lasting spiritual uplift for the town.
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Baptist Church
J. C. Wilkinson
Columbus
Luther Greer
Wilkinson
Methodist Church
For Sale McCormick Mowers with 6 ft blades
C B Marshall offers three McCormick mowers for sale at a bargain price. Includes 6 foot blades and ready for quick sale.
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McCormick
Marshall
Stray cow description posted for owner contact
Public notice announcing a brown cow with horns sawed off and right ear cropped, asking the owner to call J S Bloodworth at once to reclaim.
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J.S. Bloodworth
Notice of contract, Walter Simmon undertakes service
Notice is hereby given that Walter Simmon under contract entered into a service arrangement for the present year. The notice indicates the contract remains in force and specifies the parties and terms involved in the agreement.
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Walter. Simmon
Old Ship of State Lands Safe Again
An historic cotton deal in Reynolds closed after the European war began. About 2,500 bales were sold at 9 1/2 cents, yielding a gain to customers over carrying costs of more than $30,000. Bank officers Mr. Pool and Mr. Hinton credit 18 years of fair dealing and farmers’ support for the success.
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Reynolds
Good Old Reynolds Banking Company
Mr. Pool
Mr. Hinton
Sunday School Picnic in Columbus May 14
Reynolds Georgia May 9 The Baptist Sunday school plans a picnic to Wildwood park in Columbus next Friday May 14. A special train departs Reynolds at 7 30 am and returns from Columbus at 5 pm. Attendees are urged to bring baskets for a day of enjoyment especially for the children. Round trip fare is 1.00 for adults and 50 cents for children under 12.
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Reynolds
the Baptist Sunday School
Wildwood Park
Columbus
Potterville Social Items Highlight Local Guests
Misses Lara Ketchie and Annie Mosley of Macon were weekend guests of Miss Annie Rodgers. Mrs. Claud Rodgers returned home after two pleasant weeks with her father H. W. Kimble. The Rodgers siblings hosted friends at Rock to honor their guests. Annie Laurie Edwards and her brother Frank returned from Marshallville after visiting their sister Dixon.
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Marguerite Montfort
Con
Lara Ketchie
Annie Mosley
Macon
Annie Rodgers
Claud Rodgers
H. W. Kimble
Reynolds
W. H. Parks
Mrs. Odom
Rock
Ketchie and
Mosley
Annie Laurie Edwards
Frank
Marshallville
Dixon
Potterville Notice Bans Fishing Under Strict Enforcement
Local officials in Potterville announce a strict ban on fishing in designated waters. Enforcement is described as rigorous, with penalties for violators and patrols stepped up to deter trespass. Citizens are advised to seek permits where required and follow posted rules.
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Ford
Temco
U. S
Marshall Garage
H. A. Paris
H. W. Joiner
Homer Beeland
Dan
Prattsburg
J. H. Thornton
Orville Rogers
Mr. Howard Neisler
Bride
J. H. Whatley
George Ingram
Clarabel
Mitt Hogg
T. W. Pool
Ve Haugh
Atlanta
Os Spettallia
Firienu
Hon. T
W. Pool
Sam Anthony
Griffith Atter
J. N. Bryan
Leila Whatley
Studebaker
Davie Aultman
S. Heaven
E. E. Hodges
J. N
Woman’s Improvement Club
W. F. Weaver
Barrow Brothers
First National Bank and Planters Warehouse Company
Coleman Institute
Parents Teachers Institute
Misses Ogburn
Moore
Hartley
Butts
Reynolds Banking Co
Potterville
Ahs
Barrow
Reynolds, Georgia
The
First National Bank of Reynolds
Banking House
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