Many Local Visits and Small News Items Around Reynolds
Reynolds residents and visitors are noted in a string of short items. Social calls include Mr and Mrs M A Liffey in Rome for a brother-in-law's death, Miss Bush from Atlanta visiting Mrs M Carson, and Mrs Lottie Marshall shopping in Macon. Weekend visits list numerous couples in Macon, Thomaston, Griffin, Griffin and Atlanta. A FOR SALE note offers a good farm mule. Several outings mention travelers to Americus, Athens, Milledgeville, Fort Valley, and Reynolds Mercantile Co. promotions. Death notices include Mrs Thea Shealy’s sympathy for her father’s passing and Mrs J K Whittington’s death in Florida May 8.
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M A Liffey
Rome
Mr. Willingham
Payne Ships First Peaches From Reynolds As Market Upbeat
Mr E E Payne, a leading peach grower, shipped four crates to a New York commission house and one to Baltimore on Monday. The May flower peaches are large and well colored. Payne predicts Reynolds crop will be unusually fine this year with good prices. Last year Reynolds shipped only about 60 percent of its crop due to marketing conditions.
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E E. Payne
New York
Baltimore
Payne
Reynolds
U D C Notes Gordon Carson Chapter May Meeting
The Gordon Carson Chapter of U D C will meet at Mrs Walton Hodges home with Mrs Lewis Ruffin as joint hostess. The program includes Shermans March to the Sea by Mrs B W Hinton music by an orchestra Sketch of Earl of Chatham and Chatham county by Mrs Dorothy Strong Solo by Walker Newsom Monuments and historic places of Savannah by Mrs Paul Hodges and music by the orchestra Story of the first steamship to cross the Atlantic by Mrs E T Seay. Meeting at 3 00 o clock Historian.
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Gordon Carson
Walton Hodges
Lewis Ruffin
Sherman
B. W. Hinton
Earl of Chatham
Chatham County
Dorothy Strong
Walker Newsom
Savannah
Paul Hodges
Atlantic
E. T. Seay
Woman's Missionary Society Meets At Church Meeting
The Women’s Missionary Society of the Methodist church met Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mrs. Rose presided in her absence. Opening hymn “O Zion Haste” followed by prayer. Devotional led by Mrs J G Hicker on the subject Slackers. Reports from Mrs Camp on the orphans’ box and Mrs F M Carson on the Mission Study Class. Meeting closed with prayer by Mrs A J Barrow.
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Woman’s Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Revival Sermon Sparks from St Paul Church in Columbus
Good Morning columnist recounts Rev. Reese Griffin conducting a revival at St Paul church with Rev. K Read occupying the pulpit yesterday. Dr Read delivered a powerful Sunday sermon, his dramatic delivery leaving a strong impression on attendees.
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Reese Griffin
St Paul Church
Ynolds
St. Paul
K. Read
The
Cross
Sin
Read
Salesman C Z M Watkins of Reynolds Georgia
C Z M Watkins a salesman for Singer Sewing Machine Co is listed in Reynolds Georgia with a date code 4-28-3m. The brief notice presents a personals style entry noting a local business figure and location.
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C. Z. M, Watkins
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Reynolds, Ga
Palmer School Calendar and Graduation Notes
Almanac style item listing May and June events at JR. Bh and Palmer School including Alumni Banquet Community Singing school reception and exhibits Grammar Grades program operetta wedding of Daisy and Buttercup drama Hiawatha mock commencement Graduating Exercises with Judge Cozart Columbus Ga and a graduating class roster. Honors rolls by grade and a note about the Juvenile Music Club Doll Program Friday May 29.
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Mattie Musslewhite
Ethel Marshall
Juvenille Music Club
Pointed shoe fashion in Edward II era noted
In the reign of Edward II of England from 1307 to 1327, not 1807. Reports describe worn shoes with extraordinarily long pointed toes that needed to be caught up and secured to the knees with ribbons or chains to stay aloft.
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Edward II of
England
Along Life's Trail
A newspaper notice presents a brief feature titled Along Life's Trail with sparse readable lines and a dated regional mention. The fragment hints at a local interest piece or column, detailing personal journey or community reflections without clear events or names.
Youth, Summer Heat, and Attitudes Across Ages
The narrator contrasts youth and middle age under extreme heat and hardship. Harris indoors and fatigued with a 96 degree shade reading, Crane the middle aged, gloomy after minor surgery, and Blum at the front writes cheerfully from a hospital bed. The piece laments how heat and discomfort affect temperament.
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Harris
Crane
Blum
Not for the Wicked Beams Shine and Scorch
A terse reflection on virtue and danger noting that bright beams illuminate yet can scorch. It contends that a truly clear mind cannot engage in wicked deeds or maintain calm understanding, expressing a wary view of moral engagement.
Notable Fall Leads to Licensing Row in Street Act
A very heavy man slipped on orange peel, crashed into the road and was arrested for street performance without a license. The odd incident is reported with spoofed quotes from London Anawera and Lustige Blatter mocking film premiere pressures.
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Cruel
London
Anawera
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M. A Liffey
Rowe
C. B Marshall
Chesley
Americus
C. M. Montgomery
Thomaston
C C Hill
Cliff Windham
Macon
S E Mitchell
Griffin
Miss Bush
Atlanta
Mrs . M. Carson
Lottie Marshall
Ida Ong
Brown Marshall
Miss Marion Perkins
Mr. R. O. Perkins
Sam White
Delta
Gray Windham
D. W. Payne
W R Camp
Marie
St Charles
John Lewis
Louise Lewis
Albert Carter
Milledgeville
Little Carswell Hind
Mrs. Malone
East Point
Hunter Bryan
Clay Bryan
George
Lydia Goddard
Frank Montfort
J. J Bryan
Cook Taylor
Messrs
Cooper
Leonard Cooper
W. H Wright and Son
Earl Wright
E. H Griffith
Arlington Sunday
Mrs Medlock
Homer Byrd
Roberta
L. J Wainwright
H .D. Causey
Bessie Causey
Zenith
Loach Bryan
Ray Lucas
Elizabeth Lucas
Inez Trapp
Miss Loach Bryan
Willoughby Marshall
Athens
Reynolds Mercantile CO
Otis Ogburn
Council
McRae
Carol Smith
Camilla Hill
Fort Valley
Mildred Stalnaker
Thea
Jessie Wade
W E Marshall
Emily Taylor
Charlie Matthews
Frances Hodges
Neal Hinton
Albert Ingram
Brooks Posey
J. K. Whittington
Florida
E. E. Payne
W. C. Woodal
Columbus Enquirer Sun
Mattie Musslewhite Holcomb Newsom
Hugh Neisler, Dudley Goodwin
Clara Mae Parks
Minnie Lee Saunders
Edith Newsom
Mattie Crawford
Palmer
Louise
Janette Barrow
Louise Eubanks
Verna Hobbs
Helen Young
Osgood Young
Ruth Hobbs
Doris Newsom
Rosa Lee Carter
Rodgers
Piedmont College
Woodfin Hinton
Bonita Windham
Walter Kirksey
Maggie Liffey
Dick Turk
Rosa Hobbs
T. G. Rogers
Susan Bryan
Vallie Weaver
Frances Ricks
Mildred Seay
Mike Neisler
Zack Weaver
Lewis Freeman Foster Hobbs
Estelle Ricks
Susan Parks
Elizabeth Lucas John H. Windham
Dorsey Whittington
Leon Caslow
Lucile Griffith
Alma Graves
Phillips Bryan Thaddaeus Ricks
Faxton Seay
Sammie Lewis
J. W Moody
Chesley Marshall
Martha M. Hicks
Lois Newsom
Grady Mitchell
Harold Graves
Beatrice Caslor
Willie Camp Sealy
Ruth Moody
Marjorie Mitchell
Minnie Montfort
Ary Hicks
Nora Jones
Willie Frank Weaver
Helen Oune Janette Barrow
Louise Barrow
Winnie Mitchell
Alice Hicks
Julius Hicks
Safety and Service
R. A. Hinton
L. F. Monfort
Cashier
Thomas A. Clark
University of Mr
Etrooettrs
Weatera Ne
Red Head
Citizens State Bank
C.H. Neisler
D. Coolie
J. H. Neisler
J. Hugh Windham
Ita
Berlin
Cmes
First National Bank
F A. Ricks
N. Bryan
H. K Sealy
R.L Bell
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