Memory Sketch of Rev W T Lovick Ends Life
Obituary notice recalls Rev W T Lovick born 1872 married 1894 died 1986. Describes quiet faith, ministerial service with Freewill Baptist, family loss, and the enduring hope of reunion in heaven. Companions left with two children T B Lovick and Stella Perkins, plus surviving spouse contemplating eternal rest.
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Josephine Childree
Freewill Baptist Church
T. B. Lovick
Stella Perkins
Canaan
Happy Shore
Earth
In Loving Memory of Mrs Lessie Purvis Watson
In memory of our wife and mother Mrs Lessie Purvis Watson who died November 16 1937 at her daughter’s home aged 64. She married Walton Watson March 27 1898 and bore afflictions with patience amid pneumonia. She joined Freewill Baptist church at Trinity and was faithful. She left a broken hearted husband three sons five daughters an aged mother and two brothers. Burial at Trinity cemetery with many floral tributes reflecting high esteem.
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Lessie Purvis Watson
Dave Harvack
Earth
Walton Watson
Mother
Freewill Baptist Church
Trinity
Marion Purvis
Messrs
Walter
L L. Purvis
Trinity Cemetery
Judges select 10 Georgia pictures for New York show
Athens May 6 final decision on 10 Georgia pictures for the third annual National Exhibition of American Art in New York starting June 14. Selected works include Oak Plantation by Max Berni Cohen Montezuma and Alabama Steel Mills by Lamar Dodd Athens.
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Athens
Georgia
New York
Lamar Dodd
Committee On
Columbus
Christopher Murphy, Jr
Savannah
George Ramey
Atlanta
Marjorie Bush Brown
Deep South
Annie May Holliday
Beaufort
Horace Day
Augusta
Alabama Steel Mills
Reynolds High School Hi Lites 27 Vocational Guidance Team
Reynolds High School weekly paper lists staff roles led by James Saunders resistant managing editor Edgar Whatley and editors Rheba Windham Link Marshall. sports editor Pat Hodges. feature editor I C Eubanks. poetry editor Helen Neisler. joke editor Dawn ONeal. class editor Will Parks. grammar school editor Neva Byrd. reporters Felix Blair John Montgomery Frank McDaniel Mary Neal Montgomery Arthur Powell Douglas Saunders Donald Windham Troy Windham Guy Windham.
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James Saunders
Edgar Whatley
Rheba Windham
Link Marshall
Pat Hodges
I. C. Eubanks Society
Mary Jane Winters
Lclen Neisler
William O'Neal Claa
Muddy Shoes and a Muddy Drive to Miona Springs
The Seniors party at Miona Springs hosted by Walter Joe Hobbs and Jesse Rogers had mishaps as locals recalled multiple trips via Hick's mill. Cars ran short on gas and funds, and many students trudged through about three inches of mud, yet the outing ended with a swell time.
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I. C. Eubanks
Miona Springs
Walter Joe Hobbs
Jesse Rogers
Hick's Mill
Miona
Macon County
Mamas and Papas
Why a Baptist Senior Was 60 Happy at Sunday School
The Tattler provides a comic mosaic of school gossip and social quirks at R. H. S. on a Thursday to Sunday spread. It toys with campus characters such as Carter, Miss Stokes, and Miss Hicks, hints at grade party plans, and teases teachers for their funny habits.
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Link
Carter
Butler
Mr. Joiner
Rheba
Mr. Joiners
Miss Stokes
Pat
Reynolds Club Edges School Boys 12-9 to Tie Series
The Reynolds Athletic Club clinched a 12-9 win over the school boys to level the series at three games apiece. Shortstop Zack Weaver homered with the bases loaded and later tripled, driving in two more runs as Reynolds dominated late. The club eyed a future game with Montezuma on an open date.
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Reynolds Athletic Club
Athletic Club
Zack Weaver
Montezuma
Eighth grade notes shifts and surprises at school
The eighth grade reports workers moving stairs and hammering as a disruption. Enrollment has shrunk with several dropouts. Students wonder about the sudden study focus after reports. No home room program this week due to spelling study. Monday afternoon the class found Mrs. Hodges, their grade mother, serving drinks and crackers in music period.
Roving Reporters Tour Washington and New York Students journey from Atlanta to Washington, Baltimore, and New York
Edgar Whatley reports from April travel with Marietta and Monroe High students as they tour Washington landmarks including the Capitol, White House, and Lincoln Memorial then ride to New York via Pennsylvania Railroad. They visit Radio City, stay at Hotel Taft, view skyline from an observation roof, and ride by boat to Norfolk.
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Capitol
House of Representatives
Senate
Senator Russell
Congressional Library
White House
Mount Vernon
Lee's Mansion
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Washington Zoo
Washington’s Monument
Washington
Marietta
Link
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Baltimore
Hoel Taft
Radio City
Tommy Dorsey
George Hail
Dolly Dawn
Taft
Fifth Avenue
Hudson River Drive
Chinatown
Island of
Manhattan
Norfolk
Around the Circle with Mary Jane Winters Seniors Graduation Night
The seniors brace through exams as the school gets a fresh coat of paint. May 14 promises a Springs celebration and a graduation address by Taylor County's notable citizens. Carroll Tinsley begins a new schedule for the last month of school, with questions about a formal commencement program.
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Springs
Taylor County
Carroll Tinsley
Senior news spurs three winners in school contests
The speling contest yielded first and district level honors with state third place. Catherine Wilson and Troy Windham won prizes for The Evil Effects of Alcohol. Adele Lucas won for Jefferson Davis. Mary Jane Winters awaits final results for Essay on The America That I Want as Gen. Asa Singleton of Fort Benning is invited to give the graduation Literary Address.
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Catherine Wilson
Troy Windham
Mixe Stersil
Adéle Lucas
Jefferson ‘Davis
Mary Jane Winters
Asa Singleton
The
Fort Benning
Juniors scramble for party venue and funds
The Juniors struggle to find a place for the Seniors party as finances look embarrassing. A wall calendar notes urgent tasks to be completed quickly. The group expresses sympathy for Lacy Bryan who must wear dark glasses and cannot study.
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Lacy Bryan
Construction on School Building by the WPA
The WPA began work on the school building on April 11, finishing the auditorium and adding a typing room at its rear. Crews remodel the Home Economics room and install waterworks on the upper floor while working in the basement. Mr. Austin visited Monday and believes the school will be in fine shape upon completion.
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WPA
Austin
Sophomore Calendar debate and party plans noted
On Monday May 3 a debate was held with Windham and Seay on the negative side and Cam and Posey on the affirmative over the dish tag versus broom. The following day a Seniors party was discussed and plans outlined. On Wednesday each member spoke ten lines to continue a story.
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Donald Windham
Frances Seay
Mozelle Cam
Harold Posey
Students recall Norfolk trip visiting historic sites
The text describes a mixed group touring Norfolk and nearby towns. They visited Yorktown Jamestown Williamsburg and Portsmouth before boarding a train home. They stayed on the train overnight and felt tired but uninjured, remarking they witnessed things they may never see again.
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Norfolk
Yorktown
Jamestown
Williamsburg
Portsmouth
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