Reynolds Taylor County society notes and Red Cross appeal
Miss Elizabeth Griffin spent Sunday in Molena and many Reynolds residents hosted guests from Montezuma Atlanta Fitzgerald Milledgeville and Columbus. The Reynolds Baptist pastor Rev J A J Dumas resigned due to ill health. A Red Cross regional meeting in Griffin urged Taylor county to join the 16th Roll Call with a goal of 80 000 Georgia members. County Chairman Mrs C L Pyron urged local districts to organize to aid the needy with limited flour and clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparks
Lenox
J. A. J. Dumas
Rev Dumas
Adel News
Mr. Dumas
Reynolds Baptist Church
Reynolds and
Taylor County
Red Cross
Griffin
Hunt
Crane
National Red Cross
Streses
National Organization
U. S
Georgia
Reynolds
C. L. Pyron
Lost Receipts From Military Service In Potterville
A notice states a large number of valuable receipts including a discharge from military service were misplaced in Reynolds or at Freewill Baptist Church in Potterville on Oct 2. A liberal reward is offered for the return to Reynolds post office or to the owner SEE POSEY Reynolds Ga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Freewill Baptist Church
Potterville
POSEY
Reynolds, Ga
Kiddies Revue to Be Held at School Auditorium
Next Friday at seven PM the Kiddies Revue will be presented by pupils of Mrs. Lewis Ruffin Mrs. Pendergrast and Miss Susie Emma Newsom and featuring young performers Bur Mont font Bettie Gene Saunders Mary Nan Hollis Hilda Weaver Sydney Bryan Thomas Griffith and Bubber New some. The program includes beautiful choruses prepared by the music department and admission is 10 cents for all. The event is under the auspices of the Woman's Club. Don’t miss the Kiddies Revue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Ruffin
Pendergrast
Susie Emma Newsom
Woman's Club
U D C October meeting set at Chapter Club house
The October meeting of the U D C will convene at 2:80 o'clock on October 27, 1982, with Mrs F M Carson and Mrs Edgar Whatley as joint hostesses. The program features songs by the chapter, plus talks on John Wilkes Booth and Lincoln, Booth’s escape, carpet baggers, and scalawags, presented by various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapter Club
F. M. Carson
Edgar’ Whatley
John Wilkes Booth
Abraham Lincoln
M. A. Liffey
Albert Hicks
Virginia Hodges
Clay Whatley
Frank Musslewhite
Mrs Stark Announces Georgia Clubwomen Appointments
Mrs Stark announces two Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs members receive national posts. Harvie Jordan, secretary at Henry Grady Hotel, Atlanta, to head press and publicity in the General Federation. George Burrus Jr of Columbus named vice chairman for subscriptions to The Clubwoman. Georgia led Region 2 in subscriber campaigns. Miss Vella Winner praises Burrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stark
Casamerce
Georgia
Georgia Federatio of Women’s Clubs
Harvie Jordan
Henry Grady
Atlanta
George Burrus, Jr
Columbus
Burrus
Georgia Federation
Southeastern
Vella
Burvis
Clibwoman
Ony State Federation
Hare
Reorganization plan for Georgia Federation Women’s Clubs
Mrs Z Sitzyatsick outlines district realignments for the Georgia Federation Women's Clubs. New conventions will be held jointly when districts merge. Details include district post holders, meeting dates from Oct to Nov, and locations like Macon and Gainesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. I. Fitzpatrick
Georgia Federation Women’s Clubs
Evans County
A. B. Conger
Decatur County
A. C. Moye, Jr
Randolph County
S. A. Keefer
Meriwether County
Hartford Green
Pike County
J. PF. McDougald
Felton County
8. G. Leng
Rite Chie
Riehth
Clete
Long
Washington County
Firet
Motter
Sarend
Reenntan
Fitzgerald
Griffa
Haneville
Macon
Rockmart
Douglas
Gainesville
Augusta
Prophet Predicts and You Have to Read It
A column from New York on October 2, 1982 recaps boxing drama as Dr Schmeling dominates Mickey Walker before 56,000 fans, with mentions of Kearns Demspey feud, Tulane vs Georgia, and a playful football picks segment by the New York correspondent. It mixes sports notes with editorial whimsy and sign-off by Herbert Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schmeling
Chermany
Mickey Walker
Max
Walker
Jack Kearns
Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Kearns
Jack
Mickey
Selslain
Tulane
Georgia
Chicago
Yankees
Yanks
Autumn
Santa Clara
Southern California
Sonny Boy
Losprs
N. Y. University
Rutgers
Columbia
Princeton
Yale Chicago
Georgia Kentucky
Georgia Tech
Fordham
Bucknell Sc
California
Oregon State
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas Town
Wisconsin
Purdue
Minnesota
Dartmouth
LaFayette
Northwestern
Michigan
St. Mary’s
Ohio State
Indiana
Butler Herald
ENGLISHVILLE Social Roundup Includes Family Visits
ENGLISHVILLE residents hosted relatives from Oglethorpe Perry and Lacrosse over the weekend. Mr Russell English is ill, with family members at his bedside while others enjoyed dinners and visits with local households led by Mr and Mrs Paul Carter Mrs J C Smith and Mr J A Duke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carter
Alva Carter
Gaden Valley
Sara Smith
Dorothy Brown
Pessie Tift
W. H. Smith
B.T. Dyer
Oglethorpe
W. A. Smith
J. C. Smith
J. A. Duke
C. M Key
Ozier Davis
Charlie. Mangham
AE. Ellis
Martha
Russell English
Minnie McLendon
Russell Lashley
Greene Lashley
Perry
Tom Lashley
Lowell, Lashley
Ola Mathis
Interest in Italian draft dispute reaches Darien
Darien follows a fight over the right of a son of a former resident to return to the United States or to be held for army service in Italy the land of his father's birth. The dispute centers on whether he must serve abroad or be admitted home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darien
Italy
South Georgia
United States
A Poem on Charity and Simple Kindness
A reflective verse argues that generosity costs little and true worth lies in helping strangers. It questions wealth and fame, proposing daily acts of mercy as a garden of color for the ill and notes loving kindness serves God through small deeds.
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Reynolds Department
Conducted By
Civic Improvement Club of
Elizabeth Griffin
Molena
Mintie Theus
Home Folks
A. G. Hicks
Montezuma
Mrs
John Musslewhite
Mrs. Eugene Saunders
Leila Clark
J. H. Brewer
Mr. Powell of
C. B. Marshall
Florence Smith
Eatonton
Dan Beeland
Henry Hicks
Mrs. B. E. Flowers
D W Harp
The
Methodist Church
Miss Pink Montfort
Davie Cooper
J. E
John Mangham
Mr. Efford Matthews
Sam B. Harp
Messrs
Holt Ruffin
Hendley Saunders
8. B. Liggin
J H. ‘Neisler
Leonard Cooper
W. D. Harp
Mary Smith
Milledgeville
Charles, Mettrell
Kentucky
John Saunders
E. H. Joiner
the High School’ Association
Mrs. Bell of
Americus
Willoughby Marshall
J. Harp
Garden Valley
Z. W. Musslewhite
Mrs. A. Chas, Blount
Chattahoochee, Fla
D.W. Harp
R. E. Aultman
Tom Pools
Tom Fountain
Butler
Eb, H. Joiner
Mesars C. B. Marshall
David Montfort
Eric Newsome
L. Pyron
F. A Ricks
J H. Brewer
Whatley
C. E. Whatley
Will Hicks
Vera Harp
Mise Tessa Harp
Vella Holland
Lewis Hicks
J. W. Musslewhite
RED Cross News
Samuel Coolick
Schmelling
Benny Leonard
Jimmy McLarnin
Baby Face
Max Baer
Primo Canera
Sthmeling
Baer
Tuffy Griffith
Deathland
Herbert Hoover
Phooey
Englishville
Ww. McLendon
Duke
Marjorie Justice
N. A. Rooks
Lacrosse
Merlt
Edgar A. Guest
Posey Store
W. A. Lifley Reynolds
LaSalle
Eugene Wavs
Miss Jarrell
Cherry Street
Macon, Ga
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Grimes
Weiners
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