Local Social Notes From Taylor Mill Community
Mrs Pearl Taylor visit marked a week of social calls with Ann King and Grace King of Macon, Miss Opehlia Patrick leaving for Columbus to keep house for her brother, and many Friends gathering for dinners theatre and birthdays. Families from Macon and Columbus joined Taylor Mill residents in weekend visits and celebrations, with several births and moves noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Taylor
Ann King
Ann
Grace King
Macon
Fred Oliver
Lanier High School
Opehlia Patrick
Columbus
Patrick
Ruby Roberson
Murray Blair
R. E. Smith
W. F. Oliver
Little Billy Windham
R. E F. Smith
Banyan Tree of Reynolds Promised Worth Two Million
A Reynolds column recalls the Banyan tree named The Bangan praised for beauty and said to be worth two million dollars by scientists. Local names note visitors and residents visiting Warm Springs, Macon, Louisville, Hendersonville, and Columbia as families travel or host in Reynolds.
Local residents and visitors frequent Macon and nearby towns
A long list of residents and visitors is noted with travels to Macon, Atlanta, Fitzgerald, Columbus, and Warm Springs. Names include E F Seay, Faxton Seay, W L Carter, T W Poole, C B Marshall II, James Saunders, R B Aultman, Walter Kirksey, Elizabeth Whatley, Miss Jessie Musslewhite, Lewis Taunton, C W Rice, T J Fountain, John Fountain, Mrs Troy Whatley, Mary Smith, Mildred Booth, Middle Georgia College student enrollment, Charlie Seay, Mrs Gilbert Robinson, Miriam Carter, C E Whatley, Paul Poe, W E Marshall, Melissa Ogburn, Agnes Seay, Will Ogburn, Winnie Griffith, J H Whatley, Edgar Jr., Julia Parker, Osgood Young, Lieut Granberry. Many are noted to spend time in Macon or travel to Columbus, Fitzgerald, Louisville, Ky, or Statesboro for schooling or visits.
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Anita Whatley
Montezuma
Doris Cox
Winnie Underwood
G. L. Windham
Otis Gresham
Ben Tucker
W. F. Busbee
Hicksmill
Ben Childree
Leila Childree
Richmond Cox
Lillian Oliver
W. D. Poole
M. N. Poole
Mary Oliver
U. S. Underwood
Clay Smith
R. E. Smith
George Adams
Columbus
Bob
Blair
George Blair
Amos Rogers
Wenzie Peterman
Thomaston
Fairy Anita
Joe Brown
Fred Underwood
Montezurha
Opening of Music Department at Reynolds High School
The Reynolds High School Music Department opens Monday September 18 aiming to boost pupil interest. Plans include Federated Club, Rhythm Band, Orchestra, singing classes by grade, and expanded piano instruction with Mrs Ruffin reducing monthly price from four to three dollars due to wage cuts.
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The
Reynolds High School
U D C Meeting Gordon Carson Chapter Plans fall work
The Gordon Carson Chapter U D C meets Thursday September 28 at 8:00 p m at the Club Chapter house. All members urged to attend as plans for the year are discussed with hostesses Mrs E H Joiner and Mrs W H Ogburn. Program includes songs prayers invocations commemorations reports piano and vocal solos and historical note on Ante Bellum writers.
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Gordon-Carson
E. H. Joiner
W. H. Ogburn
Frances Neisler
C. H. Neisler
B. W. Hinton
South
Dan Hicks
W. M. Hollis
Old
Kentucky Home
For Sale Jersey Cow From Reynolds Georgia
For sale a Jersey cow to be fresh soon. She can produce about four gallons of milk daily. Located in Reynolds Georgia with reference to H C Bond and Ir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
Bond
Reynolds, Ga
Petition for Discharge in Columbus Bankruptcy Case
United States District Court Middle District of Georgia hears Jacob Prager discharge petition on October 14 1938 at 10:00 am in Columbus. Creditors urged to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. Dated September 8 1933 Columbus Georgia Deputy Clerk N A Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Columbus
Middle District Ofeorgia
Jacob Prager
Reynolds
United States District Judge
United States Court Room
Columbus, Ga
N. A. Brown
Mrs Gaffney Named Third District NRA Chairman
Mrs Herbert Fay Gaffney of Columbus is appointed chairman of the housewives division of the NRA for the Third District under state and vice state officers. She plans to contact state leaders and begin work immediately, praising Columbus for NRA achievements.
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Mrs. Gaffney
NRA
Herbert Fay Gaffney
Columbus
Housewives Division
Third District
Gaffney
Third District Women's Federated Clubs Meet Montezuma
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs has confirmed ten district meeting dates. The Montezuma session is set for October 12, with other districts scheduled from Oct 1 to Oct 27 in locations including Macon, Bainbridge, Broxton, and Warm Springs. The tenth district date is to be named.
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Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Power
Rept
Alion
College 8
Macon
Thiva
Montezuma
Broxton
Bainbridge
Vidalia
Warm Springs
State President Commends Ga Clubs Indorsing NRA
Mrs. J. W. Gholston of Comer, head of the Georgia Federation of Women's clubs, praises federation clubs for endorsing the NRA program and urges rededication to the blue eagle motto We Do Our Part while extending sympathy to members facing illness or loss and noting Georgia writers week through the state library commission and federation leaders.
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J. W. Gholston
Comer
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
NRA
United States
Blue Eagle
Georgia Federation
Geo. Burrus, Jr
Columbus
Walter Armistead
Crawford
R. G. Dickerson
Homerville
J. I. McMillan
McRae Woman’s Club
Meade Love
Quincy
Flo
Florida Federation
Georgia
Colony of
For Sale Household Goods and Furniture at Low Prices
A reader offers for sale kitchen furniture carpets rugs curtains and shades. The seller urges quick action to avoid delays as items are priced astonishly low and moving Reynolds and shipping costs are highlighted.
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Reynolds
Cratin
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Taylor Mill News
Lannis Childree
Dora Bartlett
Edna Underwood
Maurine Rogers
H. C. Bartlett
Bartletts
Reynolds Department
Civic Improvement Club of
Bangan
Rosalyn Prager
John H. Windham
Bessie Jarrell
Dorothy Smith
D. W. Payne
James Gray
Eugene Payne
Ernest Childree
Wales B. Ingram
Virginia
Ingram
David Stubbs
T. W. Poole
Gray Hicks
T. Whatley
A. G. Hicks
M. O. Williams
Louisville
W. S. Waldorf
Julian Toole
E. J. Mims
Columbia, Ala
Ella Mims
E. F. Seay
New Orleans
Faxton Seay
W. L. Carter
Mr. T. W. Poole
Butler
C. B, Marshall, II
Atlanta
James Saunders
Tin Butler
Mrs. R. Be, Aultman
Walter Kirksey
Elizabeth Whatley
Fitzgerald
Tom Poole
Bridge Club
Jessie Musslewhite
Lewis Taunton
James Ricks
C. W. Rice
Chas. Rice
T. J.’ ‘Fountain
John Fountain
Troy Whatley
Mary Smith
Mildred Booth
Middle Georgia College
Obraban
Charlie Seay
T. D. Seay
Gilbert Robinson
Montezu“ita
Milas
Miriam Carter
C. E. Whatley
Messrs
Frank Powell
James Ricke
Weaver Crawford
Marie Barrow
Ideal
W. E. Marshall
C. B. Marshall
D. Coolik
Paul Poe
Melissa Ogburn
Agnes Seay
Will Ogburn
Winnie Griffith
Frday
Mrs. Halley
Mauk
Bob Swearingen
J. H. Whatley
J. E. Whatley
Edgar, Jr
Julia Parker
Satesboro
Statesboro College For Women
Osgood Young
H. E. Fulton
Lieut. Granberry
Granberry
Florida
R. H
Woman’s Federated Clubs
E. A, Hollis
P. O
Reynolds Or
Indorsing Nra
State Library Commission
Henry Grady Hotel
the Railroads and Regulation
Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commission
H. D. Pollard
Savannah
Grand Theatre
Married
Evalyn Knapp
Walter Byron
Marie Prevost
John Wayne
Wonder Horse
Duke
Sheila Terry
Will
W. M. Specht
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