Local Happenings Highlight Community Visits and Visits
Miss Gertrude Amos shows improvement after illness as members of the community share visits. Families from Wert, Dawson, and nearby towns spend Sundays with relatives ranging from Miss Nina Royal to Mr. and Mrs. Webster Covington. The P T A plans a meeting at Rupert school on Friday Oct 11 and invites every patron to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Rodgers
J. R. Carpenter
W. E. Barber
Oglethorpe
Archie Green
Columbus
Wyolene Carpenter
J. W. Aultman
Morris Harvey
Cordele
Frank Amos
Macon
Gertrude Amos
Rupert School
Butler Teacher Arrives to Open Five Points Term
Miss Alice Peterman of Butler arrives Monday to open the school term at Five Points with strong attendance. Mrs. W. S. Hambrick and daughters from Savannah are set to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Phillips soon, while Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stewart return to Clearwater Florida after summer visits. An A J Irvin announces the birth of a daughter on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Peterman
Butler
J. C. Mackey
J. T. Wadsworth
Atlanta
W. E. Stewart
Clearwater
Fla
John Brady
B. F. Brady
W. S. Hambrick
Dorothy
Frances
Savannah
W. F. Phillips
Neita
Eva Roberts
J. S. Watson
A. J. Irvin
Local Social Notes Highlight Town Visits and Travels
Howard News reports W M Brown and son visiting in Atlanta while Mack Renfroe of Macon stayed with the Gurr Hamiltons. Mrs J M Brown visits her daughter near Oglethorpe as Frank Fain Jr and family return to Andersonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Brown and Son
Atlanta
Mack Renfroe
Macon
Gurr Hamilton
Louise Parks
Jeanette Brown
Cross Roads
Frank Fain, Jr
Andersonville
J. M. Brown
Harvey Streetman
Oglethorpe
Willie Martin
O. O. Brown
Marshall
Columbus
Five Points Notes on Weekend Visits and Social Gatherings
Mr. and Mrs. W D Parker hosted Thomaston and Reynolds guests including the Haywoods, Jarrells, and Jarrell relatives. Inez Jarrell and C F Bennett led a Sunday school party for about 16, with refreshments to all. Several families from Butler Reynolds Jarrells and Adamses were mentioned as weekend or Sunday guests in the community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Parker
W. Haywood
Thomaston
C. F. Bennett
Inez Jarrell
Henry Jarrell
Juliette Jarrell
Butler
G. W. Jarrell
Mercer Smith
Eli Gaultney
Mrs. Shoupe
Wynnita Taylor
Margaret Adams
Clifford Adams
Henry Adams, Jr
Henry Adams, Sr
H. F. Jarrell
C . Bennett
Wynia Taylor
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy
An old advertisement touts A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It claims cures by mail for $1.25 and promises sworn testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St Louis MO. The piece also notes a moral jab about aiding circulation of scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Hall
Olive St
St Louis
In Memory of Gray Whittington
Reynolds mourns Gray Whittington 18 after a brief illness and tuberculosis. He was born October 81 1910 joined Baptist church at 16 and starred in baseball and basketball at Reynolds High School. Mercer scholar, senior poet and district ready-writing contestant, he died after a long illness with family surviving his parents, three sisters, two brothers, and friends. Funeral at home followed by burial at Hill Crest cemetery with class mates as pallbearers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Gray Whittington
Gray
Baptist Church
Reynolds High School
R. H
Ashburn
Singleton
Mercer University
Mercer
Glass A
Asheville
Alto
R. B. Whittington
Losia Whittington
S. B. Vining
Hill Crest
Light the Way for the Rest of Us
Fragmentary line from a devotional or sermon praising the eternal author and finisher of faith. Reflects a religious meditation on guidance and creation attributed to a Christian apostolic source. The text suggests inspiration and universal leadership rather than a dated event.
666 Is a Prescription for Colds and Fevers
The text touts 666 as the fastest remedy for colds influenza dengue bilious fever malaria and other illnesses. It claims unparalleled speed and effectiveness as a medical cure.
Card of Thanks for Gray Whittington
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death of our son and brother Gray May Gods richest blessings rest upon each and every one of you Mr and Mrs R B Whittington And Children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
R. B. Whittington
Wardlaw and Pyron Move Between Commerce and Athens
Ralph W. Wardlaw of University of Georgia 1929 class is named to succeed J Pyron as Commerce High School educator. Pyron resigns to join the University of Georgia science faculty in Athens. he is praised for his service and ties to Reynolds origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commerce, Ga
Ralph W. Wattlaw
J. Pyron
University of Georga
Wardlaw
University of Georgia
University Glee Club
University of Georgia Extension Work
Atlanta
Board of Education
Receuit
Joseph H. P
The
Herald
Pyron
C. the Pyron
Mattie Hicks Pyram
Reynolds
Norwich Notes Visitors and local guests mingle in town
Mr Harry Barnes from Atlanta visited town while Mrs Joe Foster returned from Macon for medical care. Mr and Mrs Frank Turner of Columbus were Sunday guests of their parents. Chester Hammocks spent time with the Hams and Harrises. Ramsley and Mr and Mrs G Hudson of Phenix City were guests of the Fosters. Mrs Elmer Kent visits Phenix City sister Mrs C G Hudson. W R Lumpkin of Thomaston spent the weekend with parents. Homer Nixon of Atlanta and Glenwood Whitley of Thomaston also visited. The Pye couple of Charing were here Saturday visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brown
J. H. Brown
Columbus
S. Martin
Macon
W. C. Childs
Annie Hill
Lewis Hill
J. W. Culverhouse
E. H. Sherry
Thomaston
D. W. Culverhouse
Harry Barnes
Atlanta
Joe Foster
Frank Turner
Elmer Kent
Phenix City
C. G. Hudson
W. R Lumpkin
Homer Nixon
Glenwood Whitley
Gardner Pye
Charing
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L Garland
Geneva
Webster Covington
R. P. Allman
Marion County News
J. W. Brown
Audry Watson
Mildred Irwin
Morris Bridges
Hiraville
Melba
Lucius Singleton
Daniel
Miss Mina Daniel
Association
Montezuma
Chevrolet
Amta
Tanay
Flint
Michigen
Acon County Motor Co
Reynolds, Ga
Howard News
Texas
R. W. Wardlaw
Commerce
Athens
Norwich
Chester Hammocks
Ane Harris
Coolik’s
D. Coolik
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