Reynolds Department Social at a Glance
Numerous local visits and greetings anchor Reynolds news. Miss Catherine Wilson spent Sunday in Macon while Mr Herman Saunders visited Fort Valley last week. We note several visitors to Americus and Albany including Mrs Julia Ingram and Miss Doris Graves. Local circles hosted by Mrs Syd James, Mrs Willie Sages, and Mrs Troy Whatley mark a busy week of entertainments. Several residents travel to Macon, Thomaston, Oglethorpe, and Clinton to visit relatives, attend events, or shop. updates include health notes, a theater outing, and a Halloween carnival hosted by the Woman's Club to benefit the gymnasium.
Reynolds U D C Chapter Holds October Meeting
Reynolds U D C Chapter meets at Mrs Lifsey home Oct 24 with co hostesses Mrs Pyron. Neisler presided in Ricks absence as she tended her husband in hospital. Chapter votes to send telegram and appoints Pensy penis sale committee. Neisler named delegate to Montgomery U D C convention. Program covers Richmond Va history and a Confederate reminiscence. Halloween colors featured in refreshments and fall flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Lifsey
C. L. Pyron
Gordon-Carson
C H, Neisler
J. H. Neisler
R. L. Swearingen
B. W. Hinton
C. H. Neisler
Montgomery
Richmond
Melissa Ogburn
Battle of Seven Pines
Hallowe'en
Correction of Reynolds High seniors listing Seay now at Alabama
A correction in the Herald fixes an omission in the Reynolds News Caster. Miss Frances Seay is now noted as a senior finishing at Reynolds High School and will attend the University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Herald
Reynolds News
Frances Seay
Reynolds High School
Circle No Two Meets With Mrs Troy Whatley
Circle No Two held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday afternoon October 22 at the home of Mrs Troy Whatley. Mrs D F Byrd chaired the session with How Firm a Foundation sung, a devotional by Mrs Bankston, a Bible Quiz led by Mrs Dunn, won by Mrs Bankston, and plans to continue the quiz next program. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. Two
Troy Whatley
D. EF. Byrd
Bankston
Ki. H. Dunn
Dunn
Iroy Whatley
Pub
Circle No 1 B W M A meets with Mrs Byrd
Circle No 1 B W M A held its regular monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon Oct 22 at the home of Mrs Willie Suggs. Led by Mrs C H Hair the program included a song I Love to Tell the Story devotional Stewardship Prayer and a Bible study His Promise to Me. The next meeting will be at Mrs M A Liffey's home. Refreshments were served by Mrs Suggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle No. One
Willie Suggs
C. H. Hair
Jim Brewer
Hair Long
M. A. Liffey
Jelks
Suggs -Chm
Weekend Visitors Across Wesley Community
A long list of local households hosted relatives over the weekend from Atlanta Dawson Jacksonville Talbotton and Columbus with visits to Butler Thomaston and Reynolds. School pupils will perform an evening program at Wesley School at 7 p.m. Thursday admission 10 and 15 cents with hot dogs drinks and candy available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Spinks
Jacksonville
Fla
W. A. Spinks
Anna Heath
I. C. Perkins
Royce Whatley
Butler
Cora Mae Whatley
Columbus
Hugh Gilson Jr
Talbotton
Lois Gaultney
Hugh Gilson
Walter Lupes
Wm. Maxwell
R. M. Suggs
W. W. Amos
Billie
A. H. Jarrell
Fred Jarrell
Mark
C. C. Heath
J. H. Adams
Bentley Adams
Wesley School
Carroll Tinsley Named Field Scout Executive for Middle Georgia
Carroll Tinsley, son of Rev and Mrs Tinsley of Hazlehurst, is appointed field Scout executive in the Middle Georgia Council. He will share duties with Sidney Carpenter across 24 counties, supervising advancement, health and safety, and senior scouting programs while organizing Sea Scout ships and Rover Crews. He began work in Macon under Carl Sullivan and has national training credentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Tinsley
Boy Scout Council of
Middle Georgia
Tinsley
T. &.Tinsley
Hazlehurst
Reynolds
Macon Telegraph
Macon
Ernest Moore
Onr
John Talley
Bernard Ramsey
Chas Pittman
Charlie White
Clyde Vanlandingham
Council
Carl Sullivan
National Scout Training School
Mendhan
N. J
Lanier High School
Mercer University
Emory
University of Georgia
Crowell Community News Update Highlights Local Visits and Halloween Carnival
Mrs. Lee Mosley spent several days in Macon while Mr. Emory Parr has returned home much improved. Families and friends visit, including Kilby and family with Sam Bailey, and J W Oneal with F M Williams in Dooling. Crowell Halloween Carnival set for Saturday at 7 p.m. at Crowell School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Mosley
Macon
Emory Parr
Jack Adams
Sam Bailey
Tommie O'Neal
J. W. Oneal
Roy Philman
Dooling
F. M. Williams
Frank Callahan
Margaret
M. J. Trapp
B. J Byrd
Sw. O’neal
Clarence Montgomery
Robert Barbour
J B. Goodwin
Crowell
Walter Wainwright
Thomaston
Helen Neisler
Mrs
Kk. H. Neisler
Local Social Roundup at Howard and Nearby Homes
Howard hosts a weekend of visits as Mrs W C Childs, Mrs Adams and Miss Mattie Ada hosted guests. Families from Macon, Butler, Perry and Milledgeville trade weekend calls with Mr and Mrs Brown and relatives. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Shellman, Mr Floyd Martin, Mrs Murray Driskel, and others. Bibles and batteries sold at Childs service station amid everyday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Childs
Adams
Mattie Ada
Shellman
Ma Macon
Sarah Fickling
But
J. 8. Brown
Live Parker
Iston
Mercey Py
Milledgeyit
Mrs Brown
J. M. Brown
Floyd Martin
Butler
Son
Maggy
Beve Harris Asniper
Howard
Frank Fain Jr
Perry
Brown
Rogers
Near Ideal
Olin Sealy
Alta
H. A Sealy
Family
Childs
Murray Driskel
5 Mi Tela
W. H. Martin
Maude Sealy
Les Sealy
J. F. Brown
A. Sealy
Lewis Brown
Marshall Brown
Florida
Julian Edwards
Chil
Willian Buckner
Mrs Parks
Four-Door Chevrolet For Sale Reconditioned Bargain
A four door Chevrolet in rebuilt mechanical condition and body is offered at a bargain. Mileage reading unclear. Call Herald Office for details and inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call Or Herald Office
Thomaston Piano Manufacturer Ad Faces Lester Smith Co
A compact advertisement notes a piano maker, Lester Pianos Co represented by W. Smith at 403 West Gordon Street Thomaston. Telephone number 56 listed for inquiries and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Pianos. Co
W. Smith
Gordon St. Thomaston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Catherine Wilson
Herman Saunders
Fort Valley
Mrs. Ricks Carson
Ft. Valley
Doris Graves
Albany
Julia Ingram
Emma Owburn
Syd James
Mrs. Hicks Trussell
Americus
Willie Sages
Circle
Mr. James Shell
Mrs. Syd James
Sallie Anthony Circle
Henry Hicks
Kate Stringfellow of
Ellaville
Clarence Blair
Jamie Barrow
Paul Hodges
Virginia
Lizzie Williams
Earl Chandler
Ft. Gaines
Bernice Hill
Harold Graves
Tennessee
Roy Brewer
Guy Windham
Hammock
Bill Graves
Alang
Douglas Tye
W. S. Powell
Mrs. Bangston
James Shell
Guy Clyatt
Mildred Cauthen
Doris Saunders
Kathleen
Winnie Aultman
Mattie Powell
Terrell Waters
Davie Cooper
Joe Royeton
Willis Saunders
M. L. Griffin
Montezuma
Mattie Emma Kirksey
Jimmie Lovins
Dorothy Saunders
Oglethorpe
Woman's Club
James Crawford
Clintonforge
Woolworth
F. A. Ricks
Macon Hospital
Messrs Bowers
Jim Carson
Hugh Sealy
Garland Byrd
Robbie Aultman
Jack Fuller
Mercer-lirshine
Edgar Whatley
Elza Barrow
J. H. Whatley
S. B. Smith
Gloria and
Troy Jr
Eva B. Griffith
Irene Whatley
Eugene Joiner
Howard Neisler
Anne Howard Neisler
Eugenia Joiner
Sue Kirksey
Joe Pyron
Middle Georgia Hospital
Hendley Jelks
Venice
Lewis Saunders
Nell Badie
Miami, Fla
Sam Harp
Marie Mathews
Badie
Clinton, S. C
Aultman’s Super Store
Ish
Byrd
Wesley News
J. A. Heath
T. A. Robbins
S. T. Allen
Mary Allen
Atlanta
R. B. Heath
Derrell
Dawson
W .E. Neisler
Olin
Sealy
John Parker and Sons
Walter Willis
Crowell News
Scouple
H.P
Victory
Chevrolet
Taylor County Motor Company
Reynolds, Georgia
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