Reynolds Area Notes and Social Roundup
Local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Reynolds and nearby towns. Notables include Miss Miriam Carter heading to Wesleyan commencement, Paul Poe and families spending weekends in Reynolds and Macon, and multiple visits between Reynolds, Cochran, Columbus, Fort Valley, Roberta, and Montezuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Hill
Atlanta
Lewis Saunders
Butler
J. E. Mangham
Columbus
Albert Hicks
Commerce
S. H. Bryan
Lewis Lucas
Cochran
Dorothy James
F. M. Carson
James Saunders
Unadilla
Miriam Carter
Wesleyan
Paul Poe
Macon
Reynolds
Evelyn Elise Carter Marries Horace L Tillman in Atlanta
Mr and Mrs Albert Mitchell Carter announce the marriage of their daughter Evelyn Elise Carter to Horace L Tillman of Atlanta. The ceremony took place in Atlanta on May 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Mitchell Carter
Evelyn Elise
Horace L. Tillman
Atlanta
Missionary Circle No One Holds May Meeting
Circle number one met May 19 with Mrs. Doles Saunders. Eleven members and three visitors attended. The gathering opened with a song and prayer, minutes read and approved, regular and special collections taken, and a vote to donate to a needy family in the community. The study book Spiritual Adventuring chapters four and five were presented with all present participating, and the meeting closed with prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doles Saunders
Mrs Willis Saunders Hosts Bridge Party
Friday afternoon Mrs Willis Saunders entertained 28 friends with five tables of Bridge in the dining and library rooms decorated with spring flowers. Refreshments were served by Mildred Garrett and Wynnita Taylor. Top score won by Mrs J R Lovins with a miniature stage coach of toilet articles. second high by Mrs Jim Brewer who received a compact. consolation went to Mrs Wytmita Taylor with a deck of cards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Saunders
Mildred Garrett
Wynnita Taylor
J. R. Levins
Reynolds High Senior Banquet Honors Alumni at Peachland Cafe
The Reynolds High School senior banquet was held Saturday at Peachland Cafe with the Board of Trustees hosting. Alumni welcomed ten seniors into the association as a four course meal was served and a toastmaster led a program featuring alumni roll call, class toasts, Francais quiz, and impromptu performances by students and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joiner
Mary
W. T. Austin
W. Hodges
Marie Barrow
Wynnita Taylor
Thelma Barrow
Lois Horton
Lena Oliver
Bessie Mae Jarrell
Messrs
Julius Lunsford
Thaddaeus Ricks
Robert Newsome
James Crawford
Mrs. Thomas F Spell 18 Dies in Roseboro
Mrs. Thomas Frasier Spell dies at home in Roseboro North Carolina on Saturday May 28 at 8 o’clock age 49. Formerly Miss Virginia Payne she was active in Roseboro Baptist Church and survived by husband T F Spell and three sons Jim K P and T F Jr along with four sisters and four brothers. Funeral services were held in Roseboro family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Frasier Spell
Roseboro
N. C
Andrew Jackson Payne
Reynolds
Mary Whatley
Andrew Jackson Fountain
Butler
Spell
Jim
K. P
T. F
H. D. Hogan
Chula
WA. Waldrof
Paris Island
S. C
Clifford Avera
Roberta
Margaret Payne
W. R. Payne
Joe Rawls
Carrollton, Ga
Miss Elizabeth Whatley Returns After Graduation at Fitzgerald High
Miss Elizabeth Whatley, once handicapped by an operation, has rejoined classmates from Fitzgerald High School and participated with the seniors during their graduation ceremony. The event marked her return to school activities alongside former peers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Whatley
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald High School
Winter Haven Bride Weds Crawford Tenn Groom
Miss Mary Pearl Moores of Winter Haven and Mr Henry V Hodges of Crawford Tenn were married at the First Methodist Episcopal Church South in Winter Haven before about six hundred guests. The ceremony united two well known Tennessee Georgia and Florida families with a reception at the bride’s home and a Cuba honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Hodges
Mary Pearl Mooresi
Winter Haven, Fla
Reynolds
Winter Haven
Pla
Firsbie Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mary Pearl Moores
Henry V. Hodges
Crawford
Tenn
W. H. Moores
BE. Hodges
Fourth Street
Jevere
Cuba
Tenne x
Tennessee
Georgia
Florida
Mr. Moores
Lewisburg
Ward- Belmont College
Nashville
Lake Wales
Methodist Church
E. E. Hodges
Crawford, Tenn
Brain Hill Colliers
New York City
Mrs Gussie Taylor Hosts Bridge Party for Friends
Mrs. Gussie Taylor entertained twenty four friends with a four round Bridge Party in the living room. Poppies sweet peas nasturtiums larkspur and roses adorned the room. After play a salad course and tea were served with favors and prizes awarded to top players including Mrs. Ricks Carl ice basket and Mrs. Li boudoir pillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gussie Taylor
Tom Saiders
Willis Saunders
Gene Saund Thurman Whatley
Troy Whatley
H. Griffith
John Musslewhite
Mrs Saunders Entertains Missionary Circle Minutes
Mrs E L Saunders entertained Circle No Two of the Methodist Missionary Society Tuesday. The home showcased sweet peas and Dora Perkins roses. Prayer by Mrs F A Ricks. Social service report: 20 trays, 12 flowers, 19 ca, nine sent. It was decided to aid a needy family each month. Twelve members present. After minutes, program topics included The Irresistible Power Within Reach and Spiritual Ventures. Hostess served a delicious course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Saunders
Method Missionary Society
Dora Perkins
F. A. Ricks
Social Service
W. M. Hollis
Taylor Mill News Social Roundup Spans Weekend Visits
A long list of local greetings and weekend visits across families and friends is reported. Agnes Thompson and Am O Kelley are noted, with many relatives from Birmingham Columbus Atlanta and Thomaston sharing meals and attending events.
Prom Party at Woodrow Cofield’s Home
Mr Woodrow Cofield entertained a large group of friends Saturday night at his home with a prom party featuring twelve proms each lasting five minutes. A few guests did not participate. A late hour pound supper was served by Misses Ann King Geneva Thompson Ruby Roberson and Jewelle Bartlett. All seemed to have a real good time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Cofield
Ann King
Geneva
Thompson
Ruby Roberson
Jewelle Bartlett
Sunday School Picnic at Hill Crest Farm West of Taylor Mill
The Sunshine Class led by Mrs. Eva Hightower held a Saturday picnic at Hill Crest Farm about three miles west of Taylor Mill. Members and children, including J.P. Thompson family, Lottie Windham, Annie O Kelley, Agnes Thompson, and L D King, hiked and waded in the creek before a noon meal under a pine tree. Dinner featured chicken, pickles, sandwiches, cakes, potatoes, salad, and fruit. some retired with coffee. Photographer Mr. Thompson captured the children while others swam. After three o clock, the group hiked home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Shepherd and Lewis, Jr
J. P. Thompson
Geneva Thompson
Paul Leatherford
Opal Austin
Birmingham
E. L. Smith
Carolyn
Columbus
E. B. Reid
W. H. Smith
Mary Douglas
Leila Childree
Alice
Frank Busbee
L. D. Lowery
Wm. Douglas
Harriett Eubanks
Atlanta
Ruby St. John
Eula
Stella
Murry Blair
Jake Windham
Helen, Refa
Thelma Lane
Mattie Windham
Lonnie French
Audrey Peterman
Lillian Oliver
Lottie Windham
Eva Hightower
Terrell Smith
Earl Hightower, Jr
L. G. Clarke
G. B. Windham
Johnnie Widham
Riley Windham
Thomaston
Sunshine
Thompson
BYP U Group 2 hosts party with Woodrow Cofield leader
The BYP U Group No 2 held a Monday night party entertaining Group 1. Many games and songs delighted attendees, and the distinguished Mr. Millard Underwood joined and sang. Tea and sandwiches were served at ten o'clock. The hosting side is thanked for the splendid entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Cofield
Millard Underwood
Local Ad Offer Seeks Columbus Advertising Manager
A brief notice invites a well educated local man with business sense to manage out-of-home advertising. No selling involved. For details contact Advertising Manager at 516 W Goodale St Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Goodale St
Columbus
Local society notes from Butler and surrounding areas
Social calendar items recount dinners and visits among residents of Macon Crawford and Butler counties. Guests include Mr and Mrs Byrd and Mr and Mrs Pierce at various homes. Miss Helen Young expected from Athens. several attending illness and funeral notices for George Saunders infant. Multiple family visits shared with Waverly Hall Byron Roberta and Crowells cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Horton
Jarrell
Byron
Lois Spillers
Cle Christine Wainwright
Nat Lucas
Crawford County
Bess Neisler
Butler
J. W. Blair
Grady Fuller
Jack Barrownesday
J. D. Spill
B. L. Kirksey
Grace Trapp
Amos Byrd
Nettie Bigbie
J. B. Byrd
Christine Byr
Helensey
Crowells
George Saunde
Saunders
Macon
Mr. Saunders
J B. Byrd
G. L. Saunders
Ing
Lee Mosley
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Conducted By
Civic Improvement Club of
Robert Bell
Mark
T. W. Poole
Duplicate Bridge Club
J. H. Neisler
Cordele
John Mangham
Mary Stalnaker
Ft. Valley
Gene Saunders
Mrs. Blanks
Concord
Mrs. Phillips
Susan Bryan
J.E. Sammons
B. B. Hodges
B. W. Hinton
R. A. Hinton
Leonard Mark
Martha Carter
Towyn
Col
Mrs. H. Beeland
Snowden Steele
Mrs
J. C. Newsome
B. E. Flowers
Warm Springs
Ellea Payne
Florence Smith
Elda Blackmon
Charles Ricks
Joe Fenn
Mr. Fenn
J. H. Neis
Minnie Hinton
Montezuma
B. W .Hinton
A. 'G. Hicks
C. Wi Rice
J. Torre
Rob. Aultman
Leila Waldorf
J. B. Waldorf
H.H. Aultman
Waldorf
Helen
Mary Ann Powell
Macon Hospital
Harrison
Leonard Cooper
Jim Brewer
Ricks Carson
Alton Halley
Lovins
Wildis Saunders
James Ivey
Marshallville
J. H. Whatley
Whatley's
Ivey
Baptist Church
Carter—Tillman
Missionary Circle NO
Mrs. Willis Saunders
Bridge
Thomas F
I. Jone of
Mrs. Gussie Taylor
Mrs, Saunders
Entertai Missionary Circle
Ry ‘Ell
Taylor Mill News
Agnes Thompson
Grand Theatre
Montezuma, Ga
Buster Keayton
John Mack Brown
Great Meadow
Flo Ziegfield
Eddie Cantor
Henry
Owen Davis
Flip the Frog
Marie Dressler
Wallace Bef
Min and
Bill
Trader Horn
Panhandle