Reynolds Social News Highlights and Local Visits
Civic Improvement Club member Nora Coolik visited relatives in Butler on Friday. Local residents attended games and court events in Athens and Oglethorpe.Several Butler and Reynolds families hosted or visited relatives in Newnan Magon Molena and Talbotton over the weekend. The Theus family mourns the death of W J Theus. Local church groups traveled to Atlanta to hear a Sunday school address. A watch repair shop opens in Reynolds and Mrs R E Aultman hosted a spend the day party with neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Pyron
Reynolds Baptist Sunday School
Atlanta
Morgan Blake
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Taylor Mill Community News Highlights Weekend Activities
Mrs Eva Hightower and others visited Columbus with relatives while Mrs Rutis Smith stayed a week in Macon with Prof and Mrs L T M Smith. Local events included a Chattahoochee Freewill Association session at Mt Olive church and a Girl Reserves hike to Windham Springs. Weekend gatherings covered Sunday school activities, a Weiner Roast at the park, and club meeting plans for the Taylor Mill Women's Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hightower
Terrell Smith
Charve Reid
Jack Windham
G. L. Windhaur
Columbus
Rutis Smith
Macon
L. ™. Smith
Misses le
Chidree
Susie Poole
T. J. Youngblood
Joe Brown Bartlett
Montezuma
Chattahoochee Freewill Association
Mt. Olive Church
Taylor Mill
Sway Yasit
W. C. Ivey
Edward Holmes
Covington
Stanford Rogers
W. J. Averett
Betty Joyce
W F. Rogers
Windham’s Springs
R. E. Smith
Park
Rhe 'Taylor Mill Women’s Club
Methodist Missionary Circle Holds September Meeting
The Methodist Missionary Circle No. 1 met at Mrs. Robert Bell’s home with nine members and three visitors led by Chairwoman Mrs. E A Hollis. Reports included trays and flowers, a missionary playlet by eight members, and solos, prayers, and a devotional focusing on Romans 8. The hostess provided cream and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Missionary Girde No. 1
Robert Bell
E. A. Hollis
F.A. Ricks
F. A. Ricks
Ricks
Marvin Griffith
Tyre
Williams
Circles to Serve Barbecue in the Park
The Methodist Building Circles will host a barbecue dinner in the park on Friday October 7. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy barbecue pickles Brunswick stew tea bread and cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Petition for discharge in Payne bankruptcy case
United States District Court Columbus Division Middle District of Georgia notifies creditors that Daniel Whatley Payne seeks discharge from all debts. Hearing set November 5 1982 at 10:00 AM in Columbus Georgia. creditors must appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Dated October 8 1932 Columbus Georgia. By N A Brown Deputy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Columbus
Middle District of Georgia
Daniel Whatley Payne
Taylor County
Reynolds
United States District Jule
United States Court Room
N. A. Brown
Fall Follies 1932 Ticket Sale Opens in Macon
The sale of tickets for the fall Follies of 1932 began in Macon on Monday. The event, staged October 14 at the Grand Theatre, is an amateur variety show sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Business and Professional Women's Club. The program features the Wedding of Mickey Mouse, involving 60 young participants, plus minstrel and dance acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Theatre
Macon
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mickey Mouse
Fitzpatrick outlines plan for Georgia club reorganization
Mrs Z I Fitzpatrick, chairwoman of the redistricting plan for the Georgia Federation Women’s Clubs, explains a new district realignment. The convention will be joint when two district presidents share a district, and old presidents may join calls for conventions in counties moved into new districts. Meetings will span Metter, Baxonton, Fitzgerald, Griffin, Hapeville, Macon, Rockmart, Douglas, Gainesville, and Kiphatas with dates in October and November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. I. Fitzpatrick
Georgia Federation Women's Clubs
R. M. Girarveeas
Evans County
Hartford Green
Pike County
Ralph Butler
Paulding County
Edwin Jarman
Appling County
H. B. Ritchie
Clarke County
A. D. McCurry
Barrow County
G. Lang
Washington County
Metter
Baconton
Fitzgerald
Griffin
Hapeville
Macon
Rockmart
Douglas
Gainesville
Kiphatas
Miss Lena McDaniel Weds Alvah J Nelson in Thomaston
Taylor county readers learn of the marriage of Miss Lena McDaniel to Mr. Alvah J Nelson held Saturday at the bride’s mother home. The ceremony featured Lohengrin and To a Wild Rose, with a mustard tweed gown for the bride and flowers of lilies of the valley and roses. The bride, a Reynolds native and former Silvertown teacher, is the daughter of Mrs S B McDaniel and the late S B McDaniel. Nelson, son of Mrs A J Nelson and the late Mr A J Nelson, is a Georgia Tech graduate and head of Alvah Nelson Lumber Co. in Thomaston. The couple plans a trip to Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Reynolds
Lena Ri McDaniel
Alvah J. Nelson
S. B. McDaniel
J. M. Tumlin
Bethel Ingram
Brunet
Nelson
8. B. McDaniel
R. E. Lee Institute
Thomaston
Wesleyan College
Macon
Silvertown School
Robert Freeman
Sanford McDaniel
Mms
A. J. Nelson
A J. Nelson
R. B. Lee Institute
Georgia ‘Tech
Atlanta
Alpha Kappa Psi
Alpa Delta Sigma
Successful Men by Wickes Wamboldt
The essay challenges the idea that wealth equates to true success. It condemns profiteers and corrupt leaders, praising steady, honest laborers over the rich who gain money dishonestly. It argues society misdefines success by wealth, urging value of spiritual aims and righteous living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickes Wamboldt
Scarface al Capone
Baby Lindbergh
Rainey urges education to guide society wisely
Homer Price Rainey argues that a science and machine age demands an educational program that heals and directs society. He contends social, moral, political, and religious standards are chaotic, theology is absent, and educators rely on data without substance. He calls for education to diagnose and cure, not merely observe trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Price Rainey
Education as Conservator of Freedom and Welfare
The speaker argues civilization nears barbarism without education and that teachers are the true conservators of welfare. He urges future generations to maximize the percentage of men pursuing learning to sustain free institutions and democratic society.
Sunday Visits Across Englishville Families
Englishville social notes list guests and hosts among many families. L. G. Johnson and Mrs. Johnson visit the Englishes. Ernest Heath from County Line visits his grandmother Mary McLendon. Paul Carter visits with CG Heaths. Julia Duke and Marjorie Justice stay with J. A. Duke. Carter and Gardner Valley guests of Sam Carter. M. B. Holloway and Jessie English visit B. M. Kitchens. Ozier Davis and children weekend with W. R. Key. C. M. English visits Tom Athon. Mollie Justice accompanies her home. T. W. Key visits C. M. Key. J. B. Mathis and Charlie English dine with Russell English. H. Justice and children visit J. A. Duke. Marjorie Justice visits Julia Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Heath
County Line
Mary McLendon
Julia Duke
Marjorie’ Justice
J. A. Duke
Paul Carter
Sam Garter
Garden Valley
M. B. Holloway
Jessie English
Andersonville
B M. Kitchens
Ozier Davis
W. R. Key
C. M. English
Tom Athon
Mollie Justice
T. W. Key
C. M. Key
J. B. Mathis
Charlie English
Russell English
H. Justice
Marjorie Justice
Resistance to corrosive social elements in stainless steel
Julius F. Stone argues that both individuals and women can resist the corrosive influence of recessive societal elements as effectively as stainless steel resists oxidation, implying a comparison of moral resilience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius F. Stone
God the Father and the Bible in a Sermon at Etowah
Reverend R L Benn of 1 Presbyterian Church in Etowah Tennessee argues against atheism linking it to the French Revolution. He cites Romans on denying God and insists the Bible reveals God the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, urging readers to give Christianity a trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.L. Benn
Presbyterian Church
Etowah, Tenn
God the Father
God
Heaven
Atheim
Paul
Father
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Nora Coolik
Butler
Holt Ruffin
Athens
Walter Wright
W. H. Wright
Homer Beeland
Laurice Aultman
J. F. Waldorf
Magon
H. H. Aultman
Jessie Musslewhite
Harrisburg
Penn
J. C. Embry
Newnan
Messrs
J. R. Lunsforg
Superior Court
Oglethorpe
C. W. Rice
Mrs. Chas. Rice
Mildred Garrett
Eli Garrett
K. A. Hollis
Susie Emma Newsome
al Candy
B Marshall, Jr
Liggin and Neisler
Charles Merrill and Son
Kentucky
John Saunders
Lorena Daniel
Willa Desa Wilbar
Elizabeth Lucas
Agnes Seay
Alpany
Mrs
T. D. Seay
Elizabeth Griffin
Molena
Emory Seay
Lucile Griffith
G. S.C. W. Milledgeville
Ben Griffith
Miriam Smith
C. C. Carson
Winnie. Aultman
Aultman
Talbotton
W. J. Theus
Stela
Randall Theus
R. E. Aultman
R. C
Paris
Cook
M. L McDaniel
Ella Mimms
Hh, Aultman
Taylor Mill News
Weiner
the Park
Supt
Rufus Smith
Mr. Smith
Jessie Rogers
Rubye Roberson
Ann King
Hudson Poole
Methodist Missionary Circle
Pub
Z 1. Fitzpatrick
Miss McDaniel
Posey Store
W. A. Lifley
Utter Mn
Sage
Englishville
L. G. Johnson
W. T. English
Cg, C. Heath
LaSalle
Eugene Waves
Cherry Street
Macon, Ga
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