Princess of Our World Brings Spring to Reynolds Club
Reynolds Department Civic Improvement Club members hail the season as Rosalyn Prager of Brooklyn depicted as Spring with golden hair and azure eyes. The piece contrasts winter banishment with March winds while noting social visits and zone meeting attendance by local residents including Mr and Mrs Lester Halley and Mr and Mrs Bob Swearingen in Buena Vista and neighboring gatherings in Macon.
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Lester Halley
Bob Swearingen
Baby
Buena Vista
Weekend Visits and Local Socials Across Georgia
A string of social notices lists weekend and weekday visits across cities including Athens Macon Albany Tifton Columbus Newnan Fort Valley and Montezuma. Individuals named include Mr James Mrs Gray Windham Miss Mabel Beeland Mrs J W Musslewhite Mr and Mrs C C Embry Mr George Carter and Brown Hicks among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Beeland
Montezuma
Jack Heath
Crowell Crowds Prepare for Delayed Carnival Night
Crowell residents plan a carnival slated for Saturday night after a postponement from Friday. The notice lists locals visiting relatives and ill health concerns for Mrs. A. D. Byrd and Mr. J. S. Montgomery, with several people noted as traveling or shopping in nearby towns.
Carnival Postponed At Crowell To May 18
The CarnivAl at Crowell was postponed until Saturday May 18. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Crowell
Social notes weave a day of visitors and family news
The column lists numerous arrivals and hosted gatherings across Butler and surrounding towns. Guests include Wesley and Spinks families, Johnson, Amos, Heath, Allen, Bazemore, Adams, Olive, Callaway, and Willis, with several trips between Thomaston, Macon, and Henderson Texas for a funeral and family events.
Baptist encampments set for June at Shorter College
Four hundred Baptist young people and older friends are expected to enroll in two state training union encampments in June at Shorter College Rome. Outstanding speakers and features are being secured for the week of each encampment, according to a preliminary announcement by E. S. Preston of Atlanta, state secretary.
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State Training Union
Shorter College
Rome
E. S. Preston
Atlanta
Five Points Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mrs G B and Mise Juliette Jarrell hosted Tuesday guests including Mrs D E McCorvey and Mr and Mrs Jim Montgomery. Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Tom Montgomery and family, Mrs Lanier Scandre tt and Mrs John Scandrett. Several members recover from illness, and many kin visit across Griffin, Thomaston, Reynolds, and Macon as the community shares greetings, meals, and travel plans.
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Juliette Jarrell
Sik
Hugh Cheek
Sylvania
F. C. Jarrell
Henry Jarrell
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Annie Jarrell
R. Montgomery
Marie
Mildred
Rachel
Mary Montgomery
Virgina Young
Calvin Jarrell
W. A. Jarrell
Marvin Byrdsong
Mr. Byrdsong
Frank Foy
Tally Jarrell
J. D. Jarrell
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
John Scandrett
G. W. Bivins
Gorman Jarrell
Washington, D. C
Nanniou Gaultney
Thomaston
Eli Gaultney
Edgar Gaultney
John Whittle
E. D. McCorvey
Fred Wright
Atlanta Spen
Jim Haywood
T. J. Harris
Macon
Britt MrChargue
J. P. Walker
Local social notes recount weekend visits and dinner guests
Mr C M Renfroe spent Sunday with home folks. Guests included Mr and Mrs Joe Brown and children at Cuthbert. Mrs Bertha Jinks visited daughter in Macon. Miss Marilou Averett stayed with Mrs B B Watson. Rev W E Hightower of Butler dined with Mr and Mrs Renfroe. Mrs G D Locke and son Evans of Butler visited Evans Brown. Mrs J W Edwards and son from Richland visited R L Brown. Mr and Mrs D W Martin and sons near Geneva were guests of O M Martin. Buckners attended Horeb church services. W C Childs family left for Thomaston after weeks here. Tempie Brown returned from Oglethorpe where she stayed with Harvie Streetman. Marilou Averett weekended in Dawson with sister Mrs Cannon. The Martins and Hill family hosted guests near Geneva.
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P. D. Watson
Lewis Spinks
R. A. Spinks
Minter Spinks
Columbus
C. C. Royal
Thomaston
Fred Jarrell
W. A. Spinks
Johnnie Spinks
Youngblood
Doris Posey
Mary Amos
R. M. Suggs
Mary Suggs
Bentley Adams
John Robert
W. J. Willis
Tom Wilson
Frank Amos
Butler
J. A. Heath
S. T. Allen
College Park
W. H. Neisler
Haywood Allen
Ralph Heath
Vawson
William Childres
Billie
Ernest Olive
Robert Olive
Prattsburg
O.M. Bazemore
Luke Adams
J . Adams
Key. Roberts
Baxton Cook
John Brake
Lawrence Cook
B. W. Wilson
Atlanta
Macon
E. W. Cook
Joe Brown
Sarah Fickling
Cuthbert
Bertha Jinks
KK. S. Jinks
Marilou Averett
B. B
Willa Watson
W. E. Hightower
C. M. Renfroe
G. D. Locke
Little Son
Evans
Evans Brown
J. W. Edwards
Richland
R. L. Brown
D. W. Martin
W. C. Childs
Tempie Brown
Oglethorpe
Harvie
Dawson
Cannon
Geneva
Sewing Club entertained at Mrs Perkins home
Members of the Sewing Club were hosted by Mrs E H Perkins on Wednesday afternoon. The living room was adorned with pink roses as guests gathered for several hours of sewing. Refreshments followed, including a delicious salad course and tea, served by Misses Virginia Perkins Hazel Parks and Ludie Renfroe.
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Sewing Club
E. H. Perkins
Rupert News Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Fain Mrs C C Allmon and others from Thomaston and Butler hosted and visited relatives. Several local residents including Misses Cora Polly Harris and Cleo Harris hosted friends from Butler. Various greetings, guests, and family visits noted at Greeley Wisham J W Cooper Emory student J T Cochran and others from Andersonville Junction City Buena Vista Ideal and Columbus. Martha Harmon ill. other short calls and travel mentioned.
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Paul Fain
C.C. Allmon
M. Allmon
Thomaston
R. P. Allmon
Cora
Polly Harris
Cleo Harris
Butler
H.E. Elliston
F. Austin
Jack MecCorkle
Betty
Katherine Aultman
Birth of Irma Jean announced in Norwich News
Mr. and Mrs. I. Foster announce the birth of a fine daughter on April 30 to be named Irma Jean. Weekend guests include Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Abbott and Miss Montie Hall of Manchester with their hosts Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Hall.
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I. Foster
Irma Jean
G, E. Abbott
Civil Service Examinations Open for Various Posts
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for positions across departments in Washington D C and other cities. Listings include senior stock clerk junior nurse junior biologist forest ecologist soil scientist and range examiner with salaries ranging from 1600 to 3800 dollars annually. Full details available from the Secretary of the U S Civil Service Board of Examiners at post offices or customhouses or from the Civil Service Commission Washington D C.
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United States Civil Service Commision
Washington, D. C
Junor
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Navigation
Steamboat Inspection
U. S. Civil Service Board of
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Insect Menace Mexican bean beetle harms beans
Miss Willie Leggitt H D A describes the Mexican bean beetle as an early spring arrival across the southwest and many states, identifying it by a copper back with sixteen black spots. It damages beans differently on young and adult stages and can be controlled cheaply with a dust of barium fluosilicate and flour or lime, applied before pods form and on both leaf surfaces.
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New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Texas
Nebraska
Illinois
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Fla
MauK Methodist Church Services and Activities
Rev W E Hightower presided at MauK Methodist Church with Sunday school at 10 a m except on the second Sunday. Supt A O Montgomery leads Saturday 7 p m and second Sunday 9 30 a m services monthly. A short play Sharing Our Home was presented by the Young People’s class and a contribution was taken for the Methodist Orphanage in Macon.
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W. E. Hightower
A. O. Montgomery
Macon
Bro. Hightower
R. D. Waller
Joe Wilder
Buena Vista
What's 'Wrong' with the Railroads says Pollard
H D Pollard argues in the Herald that American railroads, while restricted by government rules, operate efficiently and economically. He claims there is nothing essential wrong with railroads, despite heavy regulation and recurring calls for public ownership. He notes improved schedules, rolling stock, and safety, but criticizes regulators as burdensome.
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H. D. Pollard
Central of Georgia Railway
The
Herald
Pollard
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Billy Neisler
Albany
C. H. Neisler
Lewis Coolik
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Tifton
Contract Bridge Club
Fountain’s Lake
Albert Hicks and
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Commercce
Ted Montgomery
Thelma Barrow
Ruth Jones
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Bess Causey
Mrs
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Dr. and
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Herbert Bradshaw
Waycross
H. C. Bond
T. Lee Joiner
E. H. Joint
Fami
George Carter
Brown Hicks
Ellea Payne
Harry Jones
Son of
Clem Waters
Louise Waters
Winnie Aultman
Lottie Marshall
Nella Marshall
Paul Hodges
B. W. Hinton
R. A. Hinton
S H. Bryan
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Lewis Lucas
Cochran, Ga
Robert Suggs
Tomaston
Jay Shealy
Shellman
Thea Shealy
Crowell News
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Robreta
J. L. Fuller
Clifton Byrd
A. D. Byrd
Osgood Young
D. KE. Byrd
Robert Parker
J. S. Montgomery
Roy Philman
L. T. Peed
Kathryn Jenkins
Janie Neisler
Earl Neisler
Washington
John O’neal
James O'Neal
Bess
Sara Neisler
Rachel Montgomery
Frances Young
Thomas Horton
L .I. Horton
Wesley
Robert Anthony
L. P. Anthony
Hugh Windham
Henderson
Howard
Mr. C. M. Renfroe
Mrs. E. H. Perkins
Rupert News
Norwich News
H. L. Lumpkin
W. H. Lumpkin
W. R. Lumpkin
D. C. Abbbott
D. C. Jackson
James Hall
North Georgia
J. T. Hall
William Rowden
Manchester
Lewis Rumph
J. G. Whitley
J. L. Whitley
Civil Service Examinations
Willie Leggitt
Mauk Methodist Church
Receiver Central Railway
Savannah
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