Reynolds Social Notes Include Visits and Outings
Reynolds residents and visitors are listed with numerous social calls and trips. Dr. H. Bryan, Mrs. Mangham, Miss Jinks, Mr. Clifton Hill, and others are noted visiting relatives in Macon, Sylvester, Concord, Atlanta, and nearby towns. Many attend dances, church gatherings, shopping outings, and a birthday party for Master Donald Whatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Bryan
Macon
Clifton Hill
Mangham
Sylvester
Ruby Jinks
R. L. Bell
H. P. Wallace
Butler
Reynolds
Lewis Ruffin
Federal Court
Columbus
Frank Stevens
Americus
Brown Marshall
D. Coolik
Marion Hodges
Sam Pruett
Reyno'ls
Montezuma
Messrs
Virgil Powell
George Carter
Robert Suggs
Tom Windham
Atlanta
Marietta
Circle Circle I Meeting Minutes at Mrs Carter Home
Circle I met at the home of Mrs A M Carter on May 28. Opening song Rescue the Perishing. Minutes read and approved. Trays 15 flowers 6 visits 19 help 18. Devo tional by Mrs W E Marshall Jr using Psalm 34 and Tell Him So. Prayer by Mrs Marshall. Let Me Tell You a Story by Mrs Windham and articles from the Outlook. Song More Love to Thee. Closing prayer by Mrs E A Hollis. Hollis invited Circle to spend the day with her next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Carter
First Peaches Shipped From Middle Georgia 1933
The first peaches of middle Georgia's 1933 crop were shipped Saturday. Mr. E. E. Payne of Reynolds reported that the crate, consigned to Green & Milam in Atlanta, was accepted by the Railway Express Agency. Payne notes this is the first shipment from middle Georgia every year except 1982 for six years, and the peaches were carried aboard the Flamingo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Georia
E. E. Payne
Reynolds
Railway Express Agency
Payne
Green & Milam
Atlanta
Express Company
Middle Georgia
Reynolds Mourns Sudden Death of Pat Weaver
Pat Weaver 11 son of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Weaver died at Macon Hospital after an appendectomy. He was a popular Reynolds student as commencement exercises were underway. Funeral services with Rev. Wyman Huckabee officiating were held at Hill Crest cemetery with Reynolds school 6th and 7th graders acting as honorary pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Weaver
J. M. Weaver
Macon
Pat
Reynolds School
Reynolds
Wyman Huckabee
Hill Crest Cemetery
Taylor Mill News Highlights May Events and Births
Local notes report a home arrival after a visit, a Fort Valley guest, and guests from Macon. A wedding unites Miss Fannie King and Ben Curts with Rev J R Blair officiating. Commencement set for Friday with Rev W C Huckabee delivering the grammar school address. Various community visits and a club election of new officers for 1938 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Otto, II
Macon
W F
Oliver
W. L. Windham
Ft. Valley
W F. Rogers
Leon Smith
Nellie Edwards
Rosser Smith
Rufus Smith
Smith
W. C. Huckabee
Reynolds Methodist Church
Guy Peter
Annie Oliver
Wenzie Peterman
Thomaston
O J. Oliver
Winnie Underwood
Columbus
Sarah Grant
Johnson
Herman Parks
Edna
Monroe
County Line Church
Ellaville
Woman's Club
C. H. Moore
Eva Hightower
Leonard Oliver
Cynthia Jones
Lottie Windham
Graduating Class Honored at Cottage Event
The seventh grade class was entertained by teachers at the Cottage on Friday night with games and proms followed by refreshments. Souvenirs included dainty dolls tied with blue and white ribbons in class colors. Attendees included Nellie French, Madison Cox, Jesse Rogers, Hudson Poole, Ernest Parker, Carl Peacock, James Underwood, and other guests such as Leonard Windham, Frank Rogers, Charlie Jones, Ruby Roberson, Doris Cox, Ann King, Charlie Poole, Mattie Parker, Leila Childree, and Lannis Childree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage
Nellie French
Madison Cox
Jesse Rogers
Hudson Poole
Ernest Parker
Carl Peacock
James Underwood
Leonard Windham
Frank Rogers
Charlie Jones
Ruby Roberson
Doris Cox
Ann King
Charlie Poole
Mat‘tie Parker
Leila Childree
Lannis Childree
Wolf Cubs and Junior Reserves Wading Party
Mrs. L. D. King and Miss Florine Wilson led a wading party for Wolf Cubs and Junior Girl Reserves in the Taylor mill pond Monday evening. Most were too small to swim but enjoyed splashing. The Senior Girl Reserves hosted a slumber party at the Teachers’ Cottage Saturday night with smaller girls joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. King
Florine Wilson
Taylor Mill Pond
Girls Hostess Party With Pillow Fun And Candy
A late night party hosted by Mrs Wasdin with Miss Florine Wilson and Mrs L D King featured a posing contest and candy for all. Rosamond Cox inspired laughter as pillows flew around the beds before a breakfast of a big meal and plans for another party with Mrs Rufus Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasdin
Mrs. King
Florine Wilson
Rosamond Cox
Rosamond
Maurine Rogers
Jewel
Dora Bartlett
Lear Douglass
Nellie
Marguerite French
Annie King
Ruby Roberson
L. D King
Rufus Smith
Reynolds School Faculty for Another Year
Reynolds High school faculty proposed for another year includes Supt EF Joiner, B E Flowers, Mattie Musslewhite, Doris Newsome. Grammar grades list Wynn Taylor, Elizabeth Whatley, Margaret Phillips, Eula Ham mock, Susie Emma Newsome, Martha Miller Hicks, and Walter Horton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds High School
EF. H. Joiner
B. E. Flowers
Mattie Musslewhite
Doris Newsome
Wynn Taylor
Elizabeth Whatley
Margaret Phillips
Eula Hammock
Susie Emma Newsome
Martha Miller Hicks
Walter Horton
Crowells and Reynolds Social and Church Notes
Crowells Mr and Mrs C P McDaniel of Reynolds were guests of Earl Neisler. Woman’s Missionary Society met at Crowells church with a program by Dock Byrd Horton Casey Montgomery. WMC plans 3 00 each Wednesday before the third Sunday. Reynolds seniors hosted by J W Lancaster with Pauline Fuller Bess Neisler Gladys Windham. Mrs J C Fuller and Barbara visiting parents. Various local visits and shopping trips noted. Health update: Mrs Paul Montgomery ill with nurse at bedside. Rev W C Huckabee dined with Thomas Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. McDaniel
Reynolds
Earl Neisler
Woman's Missionary Society
Crowells Church
Dock Byrd
L. T Horton
Bob Casey
Tom
Montgomery
Felley
Jennie Byrd
Mildred
Marie Montgomery
Katie McCrary
J W Lancaster
Reynolds High School
Pauline Fuller
Bess Neisler
Gladys Windham
J.C. Fuller
Barbara
Jessie Byrd
C B Byrd
Maron
Mra
Tom Fountain
Ernest Jarrell
W. H. Trussell
J. F. Posey
Frank Gray
Butler
Jessie
Nell Byrd
J. W. Lancaster
Jean
Edith Orrell
O. Horton
Byrd
Macon
Paul Montgomery
Hubert Mosley
A. D. Byrd
W. C. Huckabee
Thomas Montgomery
Excursion One Cent a Mile on A B C Railway
Special excursion offer for travel between all points on the A B C Railway and across the Southeast. Dates May 27 28 29 with return limit June 3 1933. Consult ticket agent for details.
Five Points Briefs Record Sunday Visits and Guests
Community notes list numerous Sunday dinners and visits across Five Points. Names include Jarrells Gaultneys Kendrick Byrd Parker and Walker families, with others from nearby towns guests at homes of Jarrells and Gaultneys. Social events feature W M A meeting and Bible class gatherings at local households.
Englishville Social Ties Highlight Local Visits
The community lists weekend gatherings and Sunday visits among Engli sh families. Mr and Mrs J O Smith and children spent Sunday with Duke and family. Several relatives from Seville and Macon were hosted by English households. Ruth English plans a trip to Albany for the Spanish American Convention May 21 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 0
Bob Lashley
Esau Lashley
Roy Justice
C. M. English
Ruth English
Albany
W. 5
Petery
Claims Notice From The First National Bank Of Re Colds
Notice to all persons that claims against The First National Bank Of Re Col ds in Georgia may be presented to N M Dudley Receiver with proof within three months from this date or they may be disallowed F G Awalt Acting Comptroller of the Current dated 4 28 to 8 3 32
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Recolds
Georgia
N. M. Dudley
F. G. Awalt
Local social gathering includes Burgess and Jar guests
J H Burgess and Miss Inez Jar assisted in entertaining. After many ed to about fifty guests, Mrs A T Jarrell Jr of Newway, Mrs A T Jarrell and Mrs T F Lay of Butler were Thursday guests of Mrs W D Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Burgess
Inez Jar
A. T. Jarrell, Jr
Newway
A. T Jarrell
T. F. Lay
Fielt
Butler
W. D. Parker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Susan Bryan
Mrs. Blank
Concord
E. F. Boyd
Mary Boyd
Adel
Mr. W. Powall
Frances Williamson
Dr. C. ©. Whatley
Son Edwards
Dr. Bahnson
Americas
Bernice Hill
Edwin Hill
Blakely
L. R. Monkan
J. H. Wisdham
Hendley Saunders
Robert Newsome
T. Whatley, Thurman Jr
McDonald
Cuthbert
Wallace Monk
C. E Whatley
James Gray
Laurice Aultman
Ethel James
Perry
Beulah Barrow
Chas
Merrill and Son
Kentucky
John Sauners
Otis Ogburn
Will Ogburn
Louise Ogburn
Anne
Emily Hicks
Hugh Windham
Mrs. L. R. Mont
Andrew College
Elam Griffith
W. A. Saunders
Eva B. Griffith
Winnie Aultman
Donald Whatley
Howard Neisler
T. Whatley
Clifford Whatley
Taylor Mill News
G. W. Jarrell
J. D. Jarrell
M. T Gaultney
W. A. Jarrell
Margaret Adams
Nannloh Gaultney
G. B. Jarrell
Claence Davis
Prattsburg
G. Byran
John Renow
Lane Lowe
Dewey Renow
Wallace Howell
Birmingham
J. T Parker
Willie Parker
G. W. Bivins
Horn
Laura Jordan
Evelyn Byron
Effie Kendrick
W. A Jarrell
Lee Foy and
Tom Kendrick
Juliette Jarrell
Julia Boggs
Lila
Maryallen Burgess
Marzelle Childres
Polk Jarrell
Cussetta
F. C. Jarrell
Monie Searcy
Ethel Jarrell
D. E. Byrd
M . Gaultney
Myrtle
Margaret Walker
Henry Jarrell
Englishville
Prauch
Treasury Department
Office of the Comptroller of Currency
Washington, D. C
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Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motor CO
Detroit
Flint
Mich
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Noa “Motors
Taylor County Motor CO
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