Reynolds and Butler Area Social Roundup Excerpts
Reynolds and nearby towns see a flood of visitors and locals at churches, schools, and social events. Notables include Miss Elizabeth Griffin in Molena, Rev. M O Williams assisting revival in Cusetta, and families from Macon, Albany, and Atlanta visiting kin in Reynolds and Roberta. The B Y P A, Sunday School Training, and theatre party for graduates highlight community activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Williams
Cusetta
Nick Economou
Reynolds and
Butler High Schools
Julia Butler
F. A. Ricks
Methodist Church
E. E. Clary
South Georgia Methodist Conference
W. E. Hightower
Butler
Sawyer
Roberta
Church Circle Meeting Agenda Advised Attendance
Circle number two will meet with Mrs. D. T and Miss Pink Montfort Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Every member please try to be present.
Birthday Dinner for J. D. Spillers in Roberta
A birthday dinner was held last Saturday in Roberta celebrating J. D. Spillers turning thirty. About sixty guests from Roberta and Reynolds attended a noon barbecue Brunswick stew lemonade and cake were served and Spillers received many presents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Spillers
Roberta
Reynolds
Miss Margaret Payne Hosts Bridge Party for Wilma Morgan
Miss Margaret Payne entertained at a bridge party Thursday afternoon at her home in Vienna Georgia honoring guest Miss Wilma Morgan. Pink roses decorated the living room and nine iced courses were served after gaming. Guests included Grace Fountain Emily Hicks Miriam Carter Marion Hodges Frances Hodges Lydia Goddard Clara Mae Parks Carol Smith and Camilla Hill. Top score went to Marion Hodges and Carol Smith won the consolation prize. A gift was presented to the honored guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Payne
Wilma Morgan
Vienna
Misses Grace Fountain
Emily Hicks
Miriam Carter
Marion Hodges
Frances Hodges
Lydia Goddard
Clara Mae Parks
Carol Smith
Camilla Hill
Pure Porto Rico potato plants ready for sale
Plant vendor offers Porto Rico potato plants at one thousand for $1.50. Location listed as Reynolds, Georgia, seller initials W.D. Harp. Sale advert reads like a small farm notice with pricing and contact hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porto Rico
W.D) Harp
Reynolds, Ga
Bond taxes due Reynolds city for 1928 payable by June 1
Notice to taxpayers of Reynolds Georgia warns that bond taxes for 1928 are due by June 1 1928. After that date fines will be issued for all unpaid taxes. City Council, City of Reynolds Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Brand New Means Fresh From The Forge In Old Saxon
The term brand new derives from Old Saxon where brand means fire and new means fresh. A message fresh from the forge conveyed brightness and newness, reflecting language that equated brand with burn and objects heated to forge anew.
Effort Seldom Rewarded Sages Quote in Chinatown
A Washington Star telephone quote from Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown argues that telling a man of his faults is an effort likely to yield no reward, valued as instruction yet often unrewarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Ho
Chinatown
Washington Star
Long Arctic Night and Sunless Seasons Across Poles
The Arctic and Antarctic regions experience extended periods of polar day and polar night. In summer the sun stays above the horizon for about six months, while in winter it remains below the horizon for roughly six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arctic
Antarctic
Actuated by Vanity differs from persecuted ideas
A quotation from Plain Talk Magazine states that belief in an idea gains value only when faced with persecution. The more one defends it, the more it reflects personal vanity rather than the idea’s merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Talk Magazine
Casualties at Waterloo Battle Report
In the battle of Waterloo the French forces suffered about 31 000 killed wounded and missing while the allied bases sustained about 28 000 casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Battle of
Indiana voters split Hoover rivals in GOP primary analysis
Edward W. Pickard reports Indiana farmers backed Watson over Hoover in the Republican primary while urban areas favored Hoover. Watson’s supporters hint he is a vehicle for Lowden or Dawes, with Indiana’s 838 delegates likely to shift. Maryland backed Hoover. Indiana Democrats chose Evans Woollen for Houston. Alabama and Texas contested delegate instructions as parties seek influence at Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Ndiana
Herbert Hoover
James J. Watson
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Watson
Lowden
Dawes
Indiana
G. Burt Thurman
Maryland
Houston
Evans Woollen
Ianapolis
Tom Taggart
Senator Robinson
Albert Stump
Senate
Michigan
al Smith
New York
Alabama
Texas
Senate probes Hoover as China price dispute flares
Senate finance and campaign inquiry yield little sensational. Hoover faces a sharp questioning on promises and deals. Flood control bill passes conference with three Coolidge revisions, authorizing 825 million, but minimum cost cited at 500 million. Local interests will provide only certain rights of way while federal funds cover construction and levee rights. Senate also votes 46 to 81 to allow Richberg to intervene in Supreme Court railway valuation case, a move linked to Norris and radical groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Steiner
Herbert Hoover
Barkley
Kentucky
Boe
House
Senate
Coolidge
Edgar Jadwin
Mississippi
Supreme Court of the United States
Donald O. Richberg
Chicago
National Conference On the Valuation of American Railways
Richberg
Norrisx
Nebraska
Confederate Veterans Notice for Madison Hawkins Carr
A notice requests any person who knew Madison Hawkins Carr of Butler Georgia to contact his widow Susie Carr at 2520 Reagan Street Dallas Texas. It covers his service in Company By Sea Georgia Militia and Wilsons Calvary during 1864 65. The appeal seeks information about his wartime service and seeks to reach surviving family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Hawkins
Matt) Carr
Georgia
Butler
Wilsons Calvary
Susie Carr
Reagan Street
Dallas
Texas
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Macon
Yursday
Wilson Joiner
Albany
J. H. Whatley
Atlanta
Mrs. C. H Neisler
Camilla
Mrs. Roy Milken
Rochelle
Elizabeth Griffin
Molena
Greenwood James of
Americus
Mrs. Gene Saunders
Mrs. M. A. Liffey
Col Brown Marshall
Terrell Mathews
Louise Campbell
Ft. Valley
Mrs. Clark
Byron and
Griffin
George Carter
Ross Lucas, Jr
Col
Mrs
Homer Beeland
Cora Wade
Relatves
W. T. Bankston
Eleanor Joiner
Hex
Rome
Miss Pink Montfort
DB. P. McAuley
Virginia Morgan
Mrs. M. O. Williams
Blackshear
Thea Shealy
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Clarence Seay
Walter Broughon
Will Ed Cooper
C. H. Neisler
Miriam
Ethel Wilson
R L Wilson
Louise Lewis
Mrs Lewis
Tom Turk
Lottie Marshall
Mr. C. B. Marshall
Adrian Allison
F. M. Carson
Miss Elise Moody
Miss Ruth Moody
Emma Grifith
Maconplly
Sallie Anthony
Charles Seay
Dawson
T. D. Seay
Conan Davis
Nichols
E. P. McAuley
John Proctor
Paul Hodges
Harvey Philman
Sales City, Fla
Lewis Saunders
Calvin Bryan
Mrs. Causey
Marshallville
J. W. Whatley
Edgar Whattey
J. W. Haley
W. L Carter
Montezuma
Bess
Sue Bryan
Lamar Bryan
C. L. Funderburk
E. E. Heath
Susie Newsom
Elizabeth Parker
Jeanette Barrow
Clara Musslewhite
Grace Heath
Ruth and
Leila Hobbs
Mintie Theus
Mr. Clifton Hill
Mrs. Chambers
Washington, Indiana
Chambers
J. E. Mangham
Baptist Church
B. F. Seay
Elda. Blackmon
Mary
Lou Blackmon
Robert Aultman
Baby
H. H. Aultman
H. C. Whatley
Brown Marshall and
Chesley
Emma Griffith
Mary Monk
Sallie Anthony Sunday
Ed Musslewhite
Frank James
Waynesboro
Alice James
Church Circle Meeting
Japan
Citizens State Bank
Ives
THE
First National Bank
Third Street
Macon, GA
Sheopeay
Atlants
Coppolalion
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