Reynolds Local Paragraphs edited by H. A. Paris
Reynolds Georgia June 18 1917 local column notes visitors and events. Goss Weaver Beeland in Macon on business. T W Pool seen on Reynolds streets. Family visits and social gatherings at Butler Fort Valley and Columbus. Birth of a Nation shown. gardening weather and rain shortages. Local hires, teaching appointments, and community notices. Public sales and demonstrations promoted by E A Goddard. Bankers association committee appointments listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goss
Weaver
Beeland
Macon
Wesley Bible Class Picnic At Miona Springs
The Wesley Bible Class held its first summer picnic last Wednesday at Miona Springs. About 8:30 a delicious supper was served. by 11 the moon lit the scene, giving a perfect ending as the picnickers, under chaperones, enjoyed the evening before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bible Class
Miona Springs
Pionicers
Peas For Sale By E W Cook On Reasonable Prices
Whippoorwill and Brabham peas offered in several bushels for sale by E W Cook at reasonable prices.
Hon T W Pool Retires From Reynolds Bank Head
Mr T W Pool who helped form Reynolds Banking Co twenty years ago and has served as President since the death of R G Tomlin retires due to ill health. Directors accepted his resignation after weeks of hesitation and elected R A Hinton to succeed Pool with W E Marshall now becoming Vice President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Pool
Reynolds Banking Co
R. G. Tomlin
R. A. Hinton
Pool
W. E. Marshall
Hinton
Monday Demonstration Day at Range Eternal Store
A cordial invitation to Reynolds area housekeepers to visit Monday June 18 for a thorough demonstration of Range Eternal the greatest cooking store on the market. A demonstrator will answer questions about the stove. Purchasers on that date receive a set of aluminum ware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Goddard
Reynolds
Woman's Improvement Club Meets at Miss Harp's Home
The Woman's Improvement Club gathered Wednesday afternoon June 6 at Rosa Harp's country home. Miss Elma Harp hosted and a roll call noted thirty members with uncle Remus problems. A report on the Marshallville District Club meeting finished the program, with solos and readings by members. One new member, Miss Louise Ogburn, was welcomed and a tea session followed. The next meeting is set for July 4 with Mrs. A. M. Carter Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Improvement Club
Rosa Harp
Elma Harp
Andeachtore
Remus
Robert Hicks
Marshallville
Joel Candler Harris
W. E. Marshall
Ben Hinton
Flag Day Unfurling Planned by Dr Whatley Club
Dr. Clay Whatley presents a U S flag to the club for unfurling and dedication in the park on Friday at six o clock. Exercises will be held with the flag placed on the pavilion center. Mrs Dorothy Paris Strong, press reporter, notes the invitation to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Whatley
Woman’s Improvement Club
U. S
Dorothy Paris Strong
Wanted ten thousand sweet potato plants for cash
A local ad seeks ten thousand sweet potato plants and offers the highest cash price. Interested parties should notify H. A. Paris in Reynolds, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Paris
Reynolds, Ga
Birthday Party for Martha Peterman Ends with Prize Cake
Eight year old Martha Peterman celebrated her birthday on a Monday afternoon with about 20 guests. Mrs Cora Adams and Miss Susie Peterman hosted serving ice cream and cake. Master Charlie Peterman won the prize cake, while Lucile Adams was nearest in pin the donkey's tail and received a handkerchief as a party favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Peterman
Cora Adams
Susie Peterman
Charlie Peterman
Lucile Adams
Woman's Missionary Society Meeting Agenda June 19 1917
The program at the Methodist church led by Mrs. A. M. Carter features Hymns 410 and 411, a Bible lesson on Our Lord and Childhood, prayers for children at home and abroad, and reports of officers and roll call. The second quarter is closed with a discussion on social legislation regarding childhood presented by seven women. Topics include right to be well born, right to live, maternal and institutional rights, training for tasks, and treatment of delinquency. Social service studies are led by multiple division chairs, followed by prayers for the governor and legislature, doxology and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nita Mathews
Bankston
W. A. Saunders
Committee On Social Service
T. Whatley
A. G. Hicks
Elba Payne
Sloan's Liniment for Sprains and Aches
An old advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment as a fast, clean remedy for strains sprains bruises and muscle soreness. It claims quick penetration without staining skin and notes use for rheumatic pain neuralgia gout and lumbago with 25 cent price at druggists.
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Sloan
Whisky Makers Shut Down to Refit for Army Alcohol
W L Wolford, president of the American Association of Cooperage Interest, told the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington that whisky manufacturers have largely ceased production and plan to convert plants to producing commercial alcohol for military use as nationwide prohibition looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Wolford
American Association of Cooperage Interest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Espionage Bill Reaches Final Senate House Accord
Conferees from the senate and house reached a final agreement on the administration espionage bill. The deal includes redrafted censorship provisions, an export embargo, search warrants and mail censorship sections.
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Senate
House
Loss of Sixty Two on Spanish Steamer Ci de Eizaguirre
A Reuter dispatch reports the sinking of the Spanish steamer Ci de Eizaguirre VERY few details given. Forty eight passengers and eighty five crew members are said to have perished in the disaster. The date and origin of the report remain undisclosed.
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Reuter
Kentucky Jack for Farmers and Stock Raisers
Advertisement states ownership of a fine young Kentucky Jack for farmers and stock raisers in the region. Claims boll weevils avoid mules and warns against high prices when buying, urging raising work to reduce costs. Location noted as two miles south Reynolds Georgia.
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Reynolds
Pale Faced Women Take Phosphates For Rosy Cheeks
An Atlanta advertisement by Dr. F A Jacobson promotes Argo-Phosphate tablets claiming phosphates are essential for anyone who tires easily or looks worn out. It asserts the remedy strengthens weak, nervous individuals, improves color, and builds vitality, with bold claims of rapid transformation and a link between pale skin and anemia.
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Atlanta
F. A. Jacobson
Greeley
Forsyth St
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