Reynolds Local Notes Highlight Regional Happenings
Reynolds Georgia May 30 1917 Mrs Jolly mother of Mrs Long Brooks is sick. Mrs Sealey has recovered. Junior Missionary Society meets Sunday June 3 at 3 30. Miss Bonnie Newsom and Winnie Newsom drove to Macon. Election today for school trustee to fill C H Neisler term. Numerous locals mention peaches shipments from Musselwhite and Hill place. Mrs Thurman Whalley returned from Wesleyan. Childree bitten by a ruffback snake. son treated by Dr Mangham. improving Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Childree
Potterville
Childree
Reynolds
Dr Mangham
W I Club Meeting with Miss Rosa Harp June 6
The W I Club will meet with Miss Rosa Harp on Wednesday June 6. All members urged to attend and members with spare seats urged to report to president Mrs Thur man Whatley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Lodge
Reynolds Ga
W. I. Club
Rosa Harp
Thurman Whatley
Notice to fisherfolk at Taylor pond warning fishing ban
Important notice from J. J. Edwards Supt. of Taylor Manufacturing Company forbidding fishing in the pond to all except mill associates. Any person using boats hooks nets or seins will be prosecuted to the fullest extent. Take warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Edwards
Taylor Manufacturing Company
Gold Ring Offer With Baby Ease Bottle Coupon
An advertisement promises a gold ring with every bottle of Baby Ease and a gold shell ring coupon on each bottle. Readers are urged to send for the ring and follow the coupon's instructions.
Reception for Graduating Class in Payne's Flats
A reception was tendered the graduating class of Miss Clara Jordan Ethel James Helen Hodges and Allie Hill by the boys and girls of the town on May 18 in Payne's Flats. The class colors green and white were carried in the decorations and flowers. A delightful affair was prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Jordan
Ethel James
Helen Hodges
Allie Hill
Payne’s Flats
Walter Draughon Hosts Supper for Coleman Institute Graduates
A supper honoring the Coleman Institute 1917 graduates was held May 16 at Mrs. B H Newsome's home. Attendees included Doris Taylor Mattie Saunders Bonnie Newsome Winnie Newsome T D Seay Sol Craughon Willis Craughon Frank Hicks Otis Ogburn F M Carson and Eric Newsome. Guests later enjoyed drinks and music at Reynolds Pharmacy expressing gratitude to Mr. Draughon for the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Draughon
Coleman Institute
B. H. Newsome
Doris Taylor
Mattie Saunders
Bonnie
Winnie Newsome
T.D. Seay
Sol
Willis Craughon
Frank Hicks
Otis Ogburn
F. M. Carson
Eric Newsome
Reynolds Pharmacy
Mr. Draughon
Sewing Club Meeting At Mrs Saunders Home
Mrs Mattie Saunders hosted the Sewing Club on Tuesday afternoon with attendees Misses Martha Powell Clara Jordan Winnie Aultman Winnie Griffith Leila Windham Saran Parks Thelma Mickle Allie Hill Ethe James and Mattie Saunders After sewing a pleasant hour an ice course was served The next gathering will be at Miss Winnie Aultmans home Allie Hill press reporter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Saunders
Sewing Club
Martha Powell
Clara Jordan
Winnie Aultman
Winnie Griffith
Leila Windham
Saran Parks
Thelma Mickle
Allie Hill
Ethe
James
Garden Valley Items Reflect Social Visits and Local News
Crops look fine in Garden Valley. Rev J T Adams filled his regular Pleasant Grove appointment on the second Sunday, joined by Mrs Adams. Miss Mira Hall spent the weekend with Miss Jewel Simmons. Mr Jack Shepherd and daughter Miss Lottie of Marshallville attended a Pleasant Grove preaching. Mrs Julie Locke and children visited her sister Mrs Thompson. D B Posey and wife and J S Byrd and wife visited J H Peterman family Sunday. Misses Myrtie Locke and Estell Harris spent last week with Mrs Thompson. J H Peterman visited his parents near Butler. Tom Dwight John Sawyer and Bette Long spent Saturday A M in Reynolds. Mrs Eunice Hendley and Mrs Hendley visited Mrs W R Long. Miss Jewel Simmons visited Miss Edna Dwight Friday afternoon. Mrs Will Parks is better. Family and friends cheer GeorgIan Dwight’s recovery from a sprained ankle. Jack Jones Carl Dwight and Miss Edna Dwight spent weekend in Ft Valley with relatives. Paul Byrd Panhandle and Obie Peterman visited Potterville Sunday. Eugene and Shelley Barfield made their Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J T Adams
Pleasant Grove
Adams
Mira Hall
Jewel Simmons
Clear Your Skin In Spring Health Ad Teaser
An old time house cleaning pitch urges spring cleansing for clear skin and bright eyes. Promote Dr King s and Dr g s New Life Pills as easy laxatives to flush intestines and remove winter sluggishness, priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. G
Dr. King
Atlanta May 19 1917 patriotic parade described
Mrs A J Barrow writes from Atlanta on May 21 1917 about the May 19 1917 flag raising and mammoth parade, General Leonard A Wood overseeing the event, crowds at Five Points, wartime patriotism, mothers bidding sons to duty, and reflections connecting past wars and modern progress including a vast warehouse and automobile growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Leonard A. Wood
Department of the Southeast
Winnie Freeman
Earth
Macon
Cardui trial tale from a Texas mother’s childbirth ordeal
Rouse City Texas Mrs Mary Killman relates severe postnatal illness lasting three months after childbirth. She credits relief to Cardus, saying the misery ceased after starting the remedy and she regained strength. The account frames Cardui as the cure for ongoing aches and weakness following birth.
Have You a Baby Relief Advertisement
An old advertisement proclaims Baby Ease relieves bowel stomach and teething troubles without opiates or poison. It claims to cure constipation destroy worms and is priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. A. Paris
Mrs. Jolly
Long Brooks
Junior Missionary Society
John Musselwhite
Barrow Bros
Winnie Newsom
C. H. Neisler
A. J. Barrow
Mr. Jones Hicks
Gret
Whatley
Hampshire
E. W
Migs
Nettie
Sage Fountain
Wesleyan College
Neisler
Winnie Anthoney
Maggie Rodgers
Oglethorpe
E. A. Goddard
Neta Marshall
G. H. Goddard
Central City
Hazel Barrow
North Carolina
Mrs Allen
E. M. Cooper
Dock Cooper
Otis Cooper
Sol Nelson
Andience
Messrs
C. L. Pyron
W. T. Gostin
A. M. Carter
A. J. Crawford
Capt. E. A. Goddard
Washington , D.C
J. E. Sammons
Griffin
E. E. Hodges
Syd Pees
Williams Sn
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The
Methodist
W.I. Powells
Helen McAuley
Oscar Twitty
Pelham
Margarite Saunders
Irma Fuller
Rosa Lee Davis
Marie Barrow
Wesleyan
J. W. Harp
Reynolds, Ga
IS Flanagan
Mary
North
Georgia
Kentucky
F. F. Paris
Lester Carter
Fred Goodwin
J. H. Whatley
Hill Place
John Brooks
Jordan
W.S. Powell
John Musslewhite
Herman Saunders
Robert Aultman
Tom Fountain
J. M. Weaver
Holt
Garden Valley
Jack Shepherd
Lottie
Marshallville
Julie Locke
Thompson
D. B. Posey
J.S. Byrd
J. H. Peterman
Myrtie Locke
Estell Harris
Mrs. J . Peterman
Butler
Tom Dwight
John Sawyer
Bette Long
Eunice Hendley
Mrs. Hendley
W R Long
Miss Jewel Simmons
Edna Dwight
Will Parks
Georgian Dwight
Jack Jones
Carl Dwight
Ft Valley
Paul Byrd
Panhandle
Obie Peterman
Eugene and
Shelley Barfield
Atlanta, Ga
Dear Herald
Abe
Buller
Octopus
Hudson
Hanson
Anothe
Broadways
Nahum
Oakland City
Goj
Gomen
Prai
Rouse City, Tex
Mary Kill
Pres
Cardus
Thal
Cardui
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