Reynolds area social notes span many weeks
Reynolds citizens and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events across Georgia. Names include Howard Neisler, Frances Neisler, J H Halley, Ed Hollis, E M Crawford, Swearingen family, Elaine Halley, R L Bell, Jennie Worthen, Marie Barrow, Bessie Cooper, Winifred Ruffin, Faxton Seay, Henry Hicks, Clinton Woods, R Aultman, Florence Smith, G H Windham, J T Garrow, Willis Saunders, Thurman Whatley Jr, Winnie Aultman, Josephine Weaver, Helen Miller, Clyde Brewer, John Howard Aultman, Fort Knox troop, Clayton trip, Emory summer school, Jimmie Joiner, E H Joiner, Nellie Lucas, Lewis Saunders, Estelle Ricks, Mary Louise Neisler, Columbia Missouri trip, Betty Neisler, Evansville Indiana, Nelle Lucas, Elizabeth Lucas, Charles Taylor group, and Mrs A Windham’s death news.
Community Visitors and Local Visits List
Mrs Lillian Brown visits in Atlanta. Mrs Carl Brown and son guests of Mrs Ela Clarke nearby. Sam Howards and children guests of George Culverhouse. Marsal owns home after Se cnumbus. Cecil Renfre and Susan of Marc visit C M FenFroe. Attendees at Horeb chapel services near Howard. Frankai Jr and daughter of Perry visit Rod Brown family. Oscar Martin visited home folks. Miss Mattie ims spent days in Macon. Mr and Mrs Fived Webb of Marshallville visit relatives. Evelyn Brown and Corliss Brown of Columbus spend weekend with O O Brown. Ernest Davis and children of Butler and Nannie Parker of Daviston visit O O Brown family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Brown
Olin Sealy
Atlanta
Carl Brown
Ela Clarke
Howard
Sam Howards
George Culverhouse
Marsal
Revu Aed
Secnumbus
Cecil Renfre
Susan
Marc
C. M. 'Enfroe
Horebrapst Choc
Frankai Jr
Perry
Rod Brown
Oscar Martin
Wiss
Matti
Vlacon
Vs. Fived Webb
Marshallville
Vis
Ted Ralives
Wiss Evelyn Brown
Corliss Brown
Coo‘imbus
O Brown
Ernest Davis
Butler
Nannie Parker
Daviston
O, Brown
Saunders
M. B. Pittman
Haynes Thurmond
Emily Grace Thurmond
Griffin
J. W. Lancaster
Ft. Valley
J. H. Turner
W. R. Turner
Norma Alice
Raymond McCall
Jacksonville
Fla
Grace Montgomery
Americus
David Parker
Carl
Thomaston
Hinton Woodall
N. C. Cromer
Ideal
Lewis Rigsby
Mary Uelen
Albany
Edmond Spinks
Haley Fuller
Christine Futter
Geneva
Kir
Will McFarland
Mary Woodall
West Point
Forest Anthony
Columbus
C. L. Wall
Reece Wall
Pinehurst
E. C. Lancaster
Ft. Perry
J. L. Anthony
Susie Brown
R .D. Waller
Carol Jane
Robert Waller
Carl Turner
Roy Waller
Norman Peacock
Alabama
Jack Peacock
Boss Wall
Timothy Locke
Gardner Pye
Doshie Morrison
Ellaville
Harmon Montgomery
Mrs Musslewhite Finds Lost Diamond Stone After Travel
Mrs J W Musslewhite of Oglethorpe was unlucky then lucky after losing the diamond solitaire stone on a Tuesday motor trip to Atlanta. The stone was found later in a Thomaston residence seventy miles south of Atlanta where she had stopped briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Musslewhite
Oglethorpe
Thomaston
Atlanta
Local Social Notes from Mauk and Nearby Towns
Sunday guests visited area families in Mauk and Griffin while relatives and friends circulated among nearby towns. Residents welcomed new teacher Mrs. Edmond Spinks as she begins first grade duties. multiple visitors from Albany, Columbus, West Point, and Butler stopped by.
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Visits and Travelers
Mr and Mrs Flem Brewer and son visited relatives with the B C Brewer group Tuesday. Natha and Emmett Stephens of Stone Mountain called on kin over the week. The funeral of Mrs Harry Spivey drew Mrs Hankerson and others to Stone Mountain. Susan Wisham and sons of Rupert spent the weekend with J E Wall's family. Regular visits include Rev W T Gill of Thomaston and Mrs A L Short with Sam Hogg in Macon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flem Brewer
B. C. Brewer
Natha
Emmett Stephens
Stone Mountain
Rea Brewer
Lester Massey
Brown Hankerson
Harry Spivey
Susan Wisham
Rupert
L. B. Shirah
A. L. Short
Sam Hogg
Macon
Friends of Mrs McGinty and Miss Turner improving
Rupert news notes the social circle as Mrs Lillian McGinty and Miss Agnes Turner show improvement after illness. Visitors include Mrs J W Cooper and guests from Albany Savannah Americus Thomaston Ensley Ala and Bussey Savannah. Several social calls and dinners reflect a busy local week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian McGinty
Agnes Turner
Bud Lawhorn
Albany
J. W. Cooper
Gerry Cason
Savannah
Carol Purvis
Cason
G. A. Allman
Buck Williams
Americus
Dora Summerour
Thomaston
Daisy Pearl Cooper
Betty
Barbra McCorkle
Sims Garrett
Sims Jr
Stephen Pace
J. T. Cochran
Mary Callahan
Doris Callahan
Joel Hollis
John R. Cooper
Mamie Kilcrease
C. C. Cooper
Linder Kilcrease
Zack McCorkle
C. T. Wright
John Hardin
Ensley
Ala
George Hammock
Bussey
Weekend Visits Tie Butler Area Families Together
Wesley Miss Allie Amos of Butler spent the weekend with home folks. Miss Annie Neisler has returned home after spending several days with her grandparents. Thomaston visitors spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Willis. Mrs. D Hudson and son Gene of Sylvester were the Tuesday guests of Mrs Hugh Gilson. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Suggs and Miss Mary Frances Gilson visited Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Maxwell at Talbotton on Sunday. Mrs. C. C. Heath and Miss Anna Heath called on Mr. E. C. Perkins and family. Mrs. H. E. Allen and children of Butler were visitors to Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Heath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie Amos
Butler
Annie Neisler
J. A. Heath
John Parker
Thomaston
W. J. Willis
D. §. Hudson
Gene of
Sylvester
Hugh Gilson
R. M. Suggs
Mary Frances Gilson
Central of Georgia Railway Promotes Seven Managers
Macon Aug 31 Promotion of five officers in the freight traffic department and two other employees to official rank is announced by W MeN Knapp chief traffic officer. W E Stewart becomes freight traffic manager. C D Chancellor advances to assistant freight traffic manager. 8 A Smith to assistant to the freight traffic manager. M W Thomas and A W Sanders promoted to general freight agents. Ed J McCaffrey to assistant general freight agent. W R Bragg becomes commerce agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Thomas
A. W. Sanders
Ed J. McCaffrey
Savannah
W. R. Bragg
Big School Planned for Army Children in Baker Village
Columbus, Aug 30. A new high and grammar school for Baker Army emergency village, plus facilities for village children during erection, and a recreational center for Columbus and Fort Benning, have been approved by regional PWA authorities. The project costs about 500000 with first place ranking. A stop-gap plan will enroll Baker Village pupils in Columbus Muscogee and Fort Benning schools next term with maintenance transportation funded by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Baker Army Emergency Village
Fort Benning
PWA
Jacksonville
Washington
Baker School
Muscogee and Chattahoochee County
Baker Village
Muscogee
Ft. Benning
Macon County to Honor Highway Board Chief Wilburn
Montezuma Aug 29 Kiwanis club plans a testimonial dinner at the club house Sept 10 to honor W J Wilburn chairman of the state highway board a prominent Oglethorpe and Macon county citizen he has been honored twice with appointment to the post and is widely appreciated for the distinction statewide
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
Kiwanis Club
W. J. Wilburn
State Highway Board
Wilburn
Oglethorpe
Macon County
People debate value of words in limited speech
A columnist notes that some individuals waste much of their scarce speech on trivial or repetitive points. The piece laments verbosity without substance, urging concise, meaningful dialogue in public discourse.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club OF
Reynolds
Howard Neisler
Avlanta
Frances Neisler
St. Simons
J. H. Halley
Buena Vista
Ed Hollis
Bridge Club
E. M. Crawford
Tin Macon
E. W. Swearingen
College Park
Elaine Halley
Camilla
R. L. Bell
Mark
Jennie Worthen
Fort Valley
Marie Barrow
Byron
Bessie Cooper
Viola Saunders
Mrs. Faxton Seay
Henry Hicks
Edward
Clinton Woods
R. €. Aultman
Cuthbert
Florence Smith
Bainbridge
G. Hl. Windham
J. T. Garrow
Willis Saunders
Winnie Aultman
Josephine Weaver
Jacksonville Beach
Helen Miller
Mrs. J. H. Brewer
Miss Clyde Brewer
Vienna
John Howard Aultman
Fort Knox, Ky
Thomas McDaniel
Mrs. Emerson
Neva Sue Kirksey
Roanoke
Weaver Crawford
Lizzie Williams
Melissa Ogburn
F M Carson
Alice James
Clayton
Woman's Improvement Club
Mary Lou Griffin
Ruby Griffin
Alice Aultman
Jimmie Joiner
Emory University
E. H. Joiner
B. ®. Flowers
Jimmie, Joiner
J. H. Neisler
Nellie Lucas
Jinks
A. V. Brewer
Mariana Brewer
E. H. Neisler
Janie Neisler
Mrs
Lewis Saunders
Estelle Ricks
George Brady
Mary Louise Neisler
Columbia
Missouri
Stephen College
J. H. Brewer
Maryana Brewer
Clyde Brewer
Emory Seay
Montgomery
Georgia
Frances Cook
Cochran
Reynolds High School
B. E. Flowers
Mildred Cauthen
Meansville
Irene Whatley
Betty Neisler
Evansville
Ind
University of Indiana
Nelle Lucas
Elizabeth Lucas
Ft. Gaines
Mrs. Lucas
Miss Lucas
Charles Taylor
Lene Taylor
Charles Taylor Jr
R. L. Swearingen
A. D. Windham
Crowell
Oscar Thompson
Frances
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Thompson
F. A. Ricks
AGA Culture
R. M. Jinks
Joiner
Ruby Jinks
Pleasant Hill
Rupert News
Wesley
Railway
Highway Board
Myles Salt
Aultman’s Super Store
Reynolds,ga
NEW Frigidaire Cmarge
Aster
N. L. Halley Reynolds
Coolie
Secretar OF Agriculture
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