Reynolds Society Notes Highlight Local Visits and Wedding
Reynolds social page lists Mr. and Mrs. Ricks in Macon, Mr. and Mrs. Carson in Giacon, J. H. Whatley and Mrs. Ben Bition in Macon, and several visits to Butler and Thomaston. The piece notes malaria fevers, Bridge games, and a wedding of Miss Maude Adams of Macon and Reynolds to Quentin Davidson of Fort Valley in Montezuma with Judge Felton officiating. Davidson a Mercer Law School graduate, the couple plans to reside in Columbus.
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Maude Adams
Macon
Reynolds
Quentin Davidson
Ft. Valley
Montezuma
A. C. Felton
Felton
Davidson
K. A. Carter
University of Georgia
Law School
Mercer University
Columbus
Mrs Hind Hosts Bridge Club Gathering
Mrs J C Hind entertained her Bridge Club Friday afternoon with colorful fall arrangements throughout the apartments. An ice course in purple and gold completed the event, with Mrs J H Brewer winning top score and a lower bowl as the prize. Attendees included Mrs Cecil Clark, Mrs J R Lovins, Mrs Guy Windham, Mrs Terrell Waters, Mrs A V Brewer, Mrs Leonard Cooper, and Mrs Willis Saunders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hind
J H. Brewer
Cecil Clark
J. R. Lovins
Guy Windham
J. H. Brewer
Terrell Waters
A. V. Brewer
Leonard Cooper
Willis Saunders
In Loving Memory of Mrs G J Windham
Dearest Auntie you have left us for the Heavenly world so fair Safely in the arms of Jesus you are free from toil and care We saw not the white robed angel as it came with folded wings to summons home our loved one To the arms of our Heavenly King She is gone but not forgotten Never will her memory fade Loving thoughts linger around the grave where she is laid Dearest Auntie how we miss you and your smiling face Her Niece Annie L Windham Hawkes optician will be at our day only
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Auntie
Jesus
Bro. Griffin
Reynolds M
Albert Hicks
John H. Payne
Stewart
Georgia High Schools
Georgia
Joiner
Jol
Ford
Card of Thanks for Hattie Windham relief and blessings
Mrs L G Clark thanks relatives and friends and especially Dr Bryan for kindness during the illness and death of her sister Hattie Windham. She prays God’s richest blessings on each of you.
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Dr. Bryan
Hattie Windham
L. G. Clark
Long delayed hope confronted by a dark vista
A reflective line contemplates the absence of real sadness until one is summoned to confront a bleak horizon of postponed hope, implying an inner struggle and a turning point in outlook. The phrase evokes threshold moments where expectation meets reality.
Y. W. B. Class and Poetry Reflections Move Note
Y. W. B. Class in the auditorium hears Brother Griffin on Bible school study and contemplates forming a Reynolds M. E. church afternoon branch. Miss Butler from Junction City praised. poems from the Orphans Appeal pamphlet inspire thoughts on kindness, homesickness, and the future reward of good deeds.
It won’t pay to break the bough of the tree that has sheltered you
A proverb-like line cautions against harming the source of protection and support. It suggests prudence in actions toward a benefactor or shelter, warning that damaging what has safeguarded you may backfire. The wording evokes traditional moral guidance.
Armour Demonstration At Local Store
Armour pure food meats will be demonstrated at our store on Saturday October 12. The public is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
demon_stration of Armour pure food meats
W. I. Powell & Son
Reynolds School News: September brings visitors and honors
Reynolds School News notes September weather and grades, plus visiting preachers and a chapel program. The elementary school earned Group A accreditation from the State Department of Education as inspectors graded the school. Senior class 1929 30 elected officers, adopted purple and white colors with sweet pea flowers, and set goals to work for the school and teachers with a spirit of unity and progress.
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Bro. Williams
Bro Williams
Mr. Pendergrast
Winnie Underwood—Pres
Lois Newsom
V.pres
Martha M. Hicks
Secy
Treas
Joiner
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Sreynolds
Civic Improvement Club of
Mrs. Ricks
F. M. Carson
Giacon
Hinton & Hollis
Doc Cooper
Mrs. Hind
J. H. Whatley
Ben Binton
Mr Boy Brewer
Butler
Bob Swearingen
Atlant
Wynna Taylor
Thomaston
Rossie Seay
Miss Agnes Seay
T. D. Seay
Mrs. Duck Swann
Winnie Aultman
Melen Powell
A. D. Byrd
Jennie Byrd
Clyde Wilson
Cordele
J. H. Neisler
Frances
Marion Medges
Clara Mae Parks
Leonard Monk
Atanta
Paul Poe
Billy
Pat
Marl Marshall
Ray Milkins
Atlanta
Bernice Hill
Edmond Hill of
Blakely
J. W. Stalnaker
B. H. Artha
Carl Edwards
Miami
E. L. Saunders
Eva B. Griffith
Mintie Theus
Mr. Brown Rogers
Detroit
al Jolson
Hugh Gee
Robert Wilson
Wilson
Lewis Saunders
W. E. Marshall
Clay Whatley
W. E. Marshall, Jr
Frank Musslewhite
Lester Royal
Walter Draughon
Gussie Taylor
John Mims
J. W. Johnson
Hawkes
W. S. Powell & Son
E. H. Joiner
Robert Sages
Edith Newsom
Feary Waters
Sara Cooper
Woman's Improvement Club
Miss Maude Adams
J. C. Hind
G. J. Windham
Heaven
Earth
Annie L. Windham
Hawkes Optician
W. B. Reporter
I Reynolds
State Department of Education
Reynolds Hi
Taylor County Motor Co
Reynolds, Ga
First National” Service
First National Bank
Member
Federal Reserve System
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Citizens State Bank
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