Reynolds Social News Roundup and Visitors
Civic Improvement Club events noted along with visits in Reynolds Georgia. Miss Olive Todd and others visited Macon, while families including Hicks, Bryan, Hinton, and Neisler hosted and attended bridge gatherings, church and college visits, and weekend guests. University of Georgia alumni return for the Gay Auburn game in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Auburn
Columbus
Willoughby Marshall
Brown Hicks
Joe Pyron
George Goddard
John Turk
Hugh Neisler
Holt Ruttn
Dan Beeland
John Pendergrast
U D C Notice for Chapel Exercises at School
All U D C members are requested to attend chapel exercises at the school auditorium Wednesday afternoon November 11 at 2 30 o'clock.
Special Sermon at Reynolds Baptist Church
Reynolds Baptist Church invites brethren sisters and friends to a special sermon on November 8 at 11:00 am with subject The Night Cometh led by Pastor J A J Dumas after much prayer and preparation.
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Reynolds Baptist Church
J. A. J. Dumas
Pearl Blackman Ties Knot With G Blythe at Home
Sunday morning at ten oclock the marriage of Pearl Blackman and G Blythe took place at the Blackman home. Elder Woodward of Hawkinsville performed the ceremony with a large turnout of natives and friends. Out of town guests included Elder Woodward and wife, Mr and Mrs John Wadsworth, Mr and Mrs Murray Wadsworth, and others from Perry Americus and Hawkinsville. The couple planned a brief visit to Columbus before settling in Charing.
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Wm. Blackman
Miss Pearl
G. Blythe
Perry
Elder Woodward
Hawkinsville
Elder
Woodward
John *Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Mackie
Roberts
Exchange Barbecue at Reynolds Tonight
The Exchange Club of Reynolds invites Macon Club members and wives to Reynolds High School this evening for a Georgia barbecue and the Reynolds Club presentation to National Headquarters. Hon. John Gilmore of the Atlanta Exchange Club will represent the National Club. The program includes service buttons for Sid Phillips and W. Clark and a Service Flag for Harrd Hatson and S. Phillips. High attendance hoped by President Hinton with invitations to Unadilla Club officers and their wives.
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Exchange Club of
Reynolds
Macon
Georgia
Reynolds High School
Reynolds Club
National
John Gilmore
Atlanta Exchange ‘Club
State Extension
National Club
Sid Phillips
W. Clark
Ius
Hatson
Phillips
Hinton
Neisler
Macon Exchange Club
Unadilla
Old Town
Mertier
Business Good at Avon Park Says Mr Marshall
Mr C B Marshall Jr formerly of Macon now sales manager in Avon Park Florida reports unusually good business in his area crediting Avon Park as the world's citrus center. He compliments the Herald noting he reads it weekly and enjoys following Taylor County news and the paper’s progress in pushing local development.
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Avon Park
MR. Marshall
C. B. Marshall, Jr
Macon
Sunilanu Realty Co. Inc
Fla
Cltrus
the Herald
Marshall
Herald
Taylor County
Informal Tea Delights Local Society Hosts and Guests
The social season highlight was an Informal Tea at Mrs E Paul Hodges home on Tuesday October 27 from four to five. Hosts were Mrs Paul Hodges and Mrs J Howard Neisler honoring Mrs Earl Wright who plans a Florida move. About sixty guests attended with out of town visitors from Butler Cordele and other local names.
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E. Paul Hodges
Paul, Hodges
J. Howard Neisler
Earl Wright
Florida
Ben Hinton
T. Whatley
Paul Hodges
Howard Neisler
Clyde Wilson
Cordele
Mary D. Wilson
Wright
C. E. Whatley
Bob Hicks
Helen
Marion Hodges
R. A .Hinton
Earl Marshall
Clay Whatley
Jilian Edwards
Harley Riley
Helen Montfort
Butler
Miss Burnside Honored With A Week Of Social Bridge Teas
Katrina Burnside, guest of Mrs L Pyron, received several social entertainments this week. Mrs Thurman Whatley led a bridge luncheon Friday, Mrs Lucas hosted four tables Saturday, Mrs Paul Hodges and Mrs J H Neisler hosted bridge Monday and Tuesday afternoons, and Mrs J G Hicks hosted a day party on Wednesday in her honor.
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Katrina Burnside
L. Pyron
Thurman Whatley
Lucas
Paul Hodges
J. H. Neisler
J. G. Hicks
Mrs Ray Lucas Hosts Bridge in Honor of Miss Katrina Burnside
Mrs Ray Lucas entertained last Saturday afternoon with a bridge party honoring Miss Katrina Burnside of Thomson, hosted by Mrs C L Pyront. The room featured marigolds and potted plants. Top score prize was a hand embroidered handkerchief won by Mrs Paul Hodges, consolation by Mrs Ricks Carson, and Burnside received an exquisite handkerchief. A salad course followed the game. Guests included Mrs Paul Hodges, Mrs Eugene Joiner, Mrs Lewis Ruffin, Mrs Walton Hodges, Mrs Otis Ogburn, Mrs Ben Hinton, Mrs C H Neia ler, Mrs Tom Poole, Mrs Whatley, Miss Katrina Burnside, Miss Helen Hodges, Miss Mary Avant and Miss Melissa Ogourn.
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Ray Lucas
Bridge
Katring Burnside
Thomson
C. L. Pyront
Paul Hodges
Ricks Carson
Helén ‘Hodges
Eugene Joiner
Lewis Ruffin
Walton Hodges
Otis Ogburn
Ben Hinton
C. H. Neialer
Tom Poole
Whatley
Clifford Whatley
Katrina Burnside
Helen Hodges
Mary Avant
Melissa Ogourn
Major Harp Celebrates 78th Birthday in Reynolds
Major J W Harp, a Reynolds leader and Confederate veteran, hosted a large family gathering Sunday for his 78th birthday. A Crawford County native who settled here after the war, he has long influenced the George Doles camp U C. His children include D W Harp of Reynolds, S B Harp of Oglethorpe, and four daughters in Eatonton Chattahoochee Reynolds and nearby towns.
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J. W. Harp
Reynolds Section
Harp
George Doles
U. C
Crawford County
D. W. Harp
Reynolds
S B. Harp
Oglethorpe
B. E Flowers
Eatonton
AC. Blount
Chattahoochee
Flo
Bugaiin
School notes chronicled fall events and activities
Read about illness absence and a minor operation, Juniors and Seniors staging Macbeth in chapel, State Fair attendees, Halloween party at Miss Todd and Mrs Pendergrast studios, and a Seniors class officer slate with Winnie Mitchell as president Julius Lewis as vice.
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Louise Barrow
Marshall Hobbs
Macon
Macbeth
Chapel
Mildred Payne
Margaret Taunton
Verna
Daisy
Ray Hobbs
Julius Lewis
James Draughon
Jake Lewis
Dukse Duckworth
Butler
Trene Jones
Ellarville
Frances Powell
Elizabeth Whatley
Annie Oliver
Lucile Griffith
Windham
Four News Secretar
Hendley Brain
Canatiomt Teara Bhakeepaar
Winnie Mitchell
Secty
Treas
William Powell
Hallowe'en Party
For Sale or Rent Elkins Farm at West Point Georgia
Property offer reads for sale or rent the Elkins Farm near West Point Georgia. Inquiries directed to Mrs C B Lucas care Central House West Point Ga with date 10 29 21.
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the Elkins
C. B. Lucas
Care Central House
West Point
Progress of the Race Time changes
The item notes a shift in timing and motive as a figure once opposed to reform now shows a new value or stance, reflecting evolving attitudes and stalled progress. The reference to a city newspaper highlights how editorial framing suggests changes in viewpoints over time.
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Toseph News-Press
Telephone Cord Silk from Cocoons Powers Desk Phones
The article states that 400 million allk worm cocoons are used annually by a single American company to produce telephone equipment. It notes the cord from each desk telephone base requires twenty four spools of all, and that unwinding a cocoon yields more than four times the Woolworth Building’s height in length.
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Woolworth
Telecommunications network in the empire's early telephony era
Fragmentary notes describe early telephony development around 1877. The Dewi department, later the second Tarpe lty of the empire, set up lines up to 80 miles long with about ten instruments linked, marking a cautious expansion of the emerging telephone system.
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Dewi
Empire
Ania
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R. A. Hicks
Clarence Seay
Atlanta
J N Bryan
S H Bryan
Fort Valley
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Minnie Hinton
Mrs. R. A Hinton
Ethel Marshall
Agnes” Scott College
Miss Tock
Miss Wallace
Wesleyan College
Virginia Saunders
Messrs
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E. L and
J. L Saunders
Dassie Duckworth
A G Hicks
Mr Hicks
Edith Newsom
Miriam Carter
Carol Smith
Camilla Hittnd
Mattie Musslewhite
Sara
Mary
Mattie Stalnaker
Gene Saunders
C. H. Neisler
Rev
KE. BE. Rose
Wasley Memorial Hospital
E. L. Saunders
Herman Hicks
Mr. A. Hicks
Trompson
C. L. Pyron
Ray’ Lucas
Taylor Williams
Eugene Hodges
Chamblee
Griffin
Miss Frances Hodges
Shorter College
Rome
E. Hodges
E E. Jarrell
H G Hobbs
Robert Wilson
Sarah Cross
Ouida Turk
Tampa
Mrs. Wright
U. D.C
Reynolds Baptist Churh
Blackman
Blythe
Mesdames
Paul, Hodges and
Miss Burnside
Mrs. Ray Lucas
Major Harp
Reynolds Mercantile Co
Ricks Bros
J. N. Bryan
The
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C.H. Neisler
D. Coolie
Adams
John Quincy Adams
Safety and Service
R. A. Hinton
LE Monfort
United States
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