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REYNOLDS DEPARTMENTS
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Business Meeting
Reynolds W. M. S.
Held At Church
Civic Improvement Club of Reynolds g
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Mips Betty Neisler si>ont the week Mr. and Mrs. l’uul Poe and chil
«nd at home
Air. and Mrs. T. Whatley shopped
in Macon Friday'.
Miss Josephine Weaver spent the
week end in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Coopei
spent Friday in Macon.
Air. and Mrs. N. L. Halley spent
Wednesday in Statesboro.
Miss Margaret Clay spent the
week end in Marshallville.
the
Mr. Julius Lunsford spent
week end with his parents.
spent
Mrs.
Air. and Airs. Jack Heath
Thursday p. m. in Americus.
Mrs. F. AI. Carson and
James spent Friday in Macon.
Afiss Winnie Griffith of Columbus
spent Sunday with home folks.
Aliss Alary Ella Camp spent the
week end with Mrs. H. K. Sealy.
Mrs. J. II. Neisler and Ann How
ard spent the weekend in Cordele.
Mrs. J. W. Mimbs of Milledgevllle
visited Mrs. A. M. Halley last week.
Air. and Mrs. William Pickling ol
Macon, spent Sunday with their par
ents here.
Mr. and Airs. Sammie Pruitt of
Thomaston spent Sunday with rela
tives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Baxton Cook and
sons of Atlanta, spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Air. Holmes Johnson of Columbus
pent Sunday with his mother, Airs
Lena Johnson.
Aliss Elizabeth Lucas of Fort
Gaines, spent the week-end with
relatives here.
Misses FYances Carter and Wini
fred Ruffin spent the week-end with
home folks here.
Air. and Mrs. Braxton Turner of
Sutler rpent Friday with Mr. am
Mrs. L. T. Barrow. «
Mr. Woodfin Hinton spent the
week end with his parents, Air. and
Mrs. B. W. Hinton.
Miss Louise Harrow returned
home from Florida last week where
she has been teaching.
Mrs. Hollis Aultman, Aliss Win
nie Aultman and Mr. Howard Grif
fith spent Friday in Macon.
Mrs. Hollis Aultman, Aliss Winnie
Aultman and Air. Howard Griffith
spent \Vednesday in Alacon.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brewer had as
their weekend guests Aliss Clyde
Brewer of Vienna; Aliss Ouida Brew
er of Butler; Aliss Pansy Brewer
and Mr. Jim Ray of Atlanta.
nren of Alacon visited Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Marshall, Sr., Sunday.
1 Mrs. Hugh Windham spent a few
days last week in Atlanta with her
duughler, Airs. Leonard Alonk.
Mr. and Airs. Edward Elliston and
children of Thomaston spent Sunday
with Air. an Mrs. F. M. Carson.
Airs. J. S. Waldorf returned home
Friday after spending a week with
her sister, Mrs. Hollis Aultman. i
Air. and Airs. C. C. Saunders of
Macon spent Sunday with Mrs. Saun
ders parents, Mr. and Airs. W. H.
Hall. I
I
Airs. Guy Windham, Airs. Terrell
Waters, Terrell Jr., and Elaine
Windham visited Milledgeville Sun
day.
Mrs. Roy Brewer and Miss Kathe
rine Duvall spent Tuesday with Mr.
and Airs. Dock Duvall and family at
Plains.
Miss Alice Kilpatrick and Aliss
Ruby Griffith of Macon, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Hollis Aultman and
family.
Air. and All's. Ted Alontgomery
, und daughter, Cherry, of Macon,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Airs. L,
T. Barrow.
Aliss Emily Whatley of the Uni
versity of Georgia, spent the week
end with parents, Air. and Mrs. H.
C. Whatley.
I
Air. John Fountain and Miss j
Ediith Fountain of Alilledgeville |
visited Mr. T. J. Fountain and fam
ily Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. A. M. Halley and
Anne spent Wednesday in Atlanta,
Anne attending the National Music
Guild there.
Messrs Sink ATarshall, Edgar
Whatley, Guy Windham and Clay
Whatley, Jr., of G. Al. A. spent the
week end here.
Rev. and Mrs. Smith spent Thurs
day and Friday in Atlanta. Air.
Charles Smith returned home with
them for the weekend.
Alisses Imogene Owen, Kathryn
Wilson, Lucile Wilson and Messrs
Carol Prather and Hoyt Elliot
were in Augusta Sunday.
Air. and Airs. Henry Hicks and
baby of Alacon, spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Gray Hicks and
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Carson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neisler and
Airs. J. A. Pendergrast will attend
the Recital of Miss Frances Neisler
at Shorter College Thursday night.
Aliss Kathryn Wilson of G. S. C.
W. spent the week-end with her
parents and had as her guest her
room-mate, Aliss Imogene Owen of
Kllaville.
The business meeting of the Rey
nolds Methodist Woman’s Missionary
Socciety was held at the church on
Aluy 6, with Mrs. F. M. Carson,
president, presiding. The following
program was observed:
Hymn, Take My Life
Prayer, Airs. J. H. Brewer.
Meditation, “Aly Lord Calls Me”
Mrs. J H. Brewer.
Scripture: John 15:16.
Prayer.
Business: A letter was read from
the .Maurice Daly’s, telling of their
missionary work at Alayavi, Cuba
and of tlie fine reception they receiv
ed when transported there in Jan
uary. The United Fruit Company
owns 185,000 acres of land in this
vicinity and, of course, sugar cane ii
the largest crop. Of the 25,000 peo- |
pie living in the section many have j
never heard of Christ and Rev
Daly is the only Protestant preacher
there.
Mrs. C. E. Whatley, Airs. R. L. '
Swearingen, Mrs. A. Al. Carter, Aire
R. IC. Aultman and Airs. M. L. Ash
ley attended the Zone Meeting at
Fort Valley. Airs. Swearingen gave
a splendid report of the day.
The members were urged to at
tend the Pastor’s School in Macon
and especially tile ladies’ meeting.
It was voted to have the next busi
ness meeting on June 10 because oi
the U. D. C. meeting on Monday,
June 3. Tlie meeting will be at three
o’clock for the balance of summer.
Mrs. Aultman requested that we
bring our Octagon, Luzianne, Ballard
and Rumbford Coupons to the next
Circle meeting. At this time a mis
cellaneous shower for Vashti School
for Girls at Valdosta will be held
also. The members are urged to
bring gifts of towels, pillow cases,
sheets, feed sacks or anything they
have that will be useful.
Hymn, Softly Now the Light of
Day. —-Supt. of Pub.
Mrs. Hodges’ Students
Observe Music Week
AULTMAN
SUPER STORE
24 lb Victory
FLOUR
.80c
24-lb S» eet Lily
FLOUR
$1.00
24-lb Polly Rich
FLOUR
$1.00
4 lb Pure LARD
38c
8 lb Pure LARD
75c
Pint Duke’s nr Blue Plate
MAYONNAISE . . 25c
Quart Duke’s or Blue Plate
MAYONNAISE .. 39c
Bulk COFFEE lb 10c
Aultman’s Cup Tested
COFFEE, lb .... 15c
7:30 COFFEE, lb 16c
Maduro COFFEE, lb 17c
Happv Host
COFFEE, lb 19c
Show Boat
COFFEE, lb.... 23c
Ground Before Your Eyes
WesleyNews
Mr. and Airs. Tom Wilson and
family, Air. and Mrs. Robert Wilson
spent Sunday in Thomaston with
relatives.
Mr. and Airs. Bertie Bickley of
Thomaston spent the week end with
Mr. and Airs. Albert Whatley.
Air. and Airs. Ollie Bazemore of
Butler spent the weekend with their
parents here.
Air. and Mrs. Fred Jarrell visited
Air. and Airs. W. A. Spinks Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Wilson spent Fri
day night in Butler with Airs. Ollie
Bazemore.
We are gratified to learn that
Airs. W. A. Spinks has returned to
her home here after spending some
time at the Columbus hospital where
she was carried for treatment.
Air. and Airs. George Slaughter
and family of Thomaston, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. 1-ern McDaniel of Thomaston
visited her sister, Mrs. Tom Wilson
Alonday.
Mr. and Mr. Will Braddy spent
Sunday with Air. and Airs. Luther
Wilson.
Mr. and Airs. John Brake of Rey
nolds visited relatives here last
week.
Mrs. Woodrow Amos visited Airs.
Hugh Gilson Alonday.
Air. and Airs. W. J. Braddy spent
the week end In Florida
Mr. and Airs. Asa Spinks ol
Thomaston spent Sunday with Mr.
Bob Whatley.
Airs. E. Paul Hodges, director of
music at R. H. S. observed National
Music Week last Friday afternoon
by presenting a delightful program
consisting of Stephen Foster melo
dies.
After a few' introductory remarks
by Mr. E. H. Joiner, Mrs. Irena
Whatley read a poem which headed
the National Committee’s report for
1940, “I Am Alusic”.
Airs- Hodges next presented Ed
wards Whatley, presid^it of the
Glee Club, who gave a brief sketch
cf Fosetr’s life. He also announced
the numbers in their order on the
program and interestingly related
incidnents which inspired each
of the following songs:
O Susanna; Old Black Joe—Glee
Club.
Beautiful Dreamer, Mrs. B. W.
Hinton.
Uncle Ned, 3rd and 4th grade sing
ing class.
Old Kentucky Home: Mrs. B. W.
Hinton, Aliss Alarion Hodges, Mrs.
I*. A. Ricks Mrs. E. W. Hodges.
Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair
Miss Alarion Hodges
Swance River, Glee Club.
Reynolds baptist W.M.U.
Holds Regular Meeting
At Church on May 7th
The Reynolds B. W. Al. U. held its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday af
ternoon, May 7, at the Baptist
church.
Airs. C. B. Byrd had charge of the
follownig program
i Song, How Firm a Foundation,
i Invocation: “God’s Challenge to
| A outh."
j Prayer, Mrs. C. L. Pyron.
l Introduction of subject, “Youth
Steadfast for Christ”, Mrs. • C. B.
Byrd.
Song, Give of Your Best to the
Alaster.
The World Bids for Youth, Mrs.
Guy Clyatt.
Prayer, Mrs. E. H. Dunn.
Christian Schools Bid for Youth,
Mrs. Frank Alusslewhite.
Song, The King's Business.
Youth Steadfast For Alissions,
Mi's- Earl Marshall.
The Challenge of the Heroic, Mrs.
Troy Whatley.
God’s Bid for Youth, Airs. E, H.
Dunn
Business.
Prayer, Mrs. F. II. Sams.
We were delighted to welcome as
a new member to our Society Mrs,
Henry Hobbs.
—Pub, Chm.
May 20-25 Be Obsreved
By Reynolds Library
The public is cordially invited to
visit and inspect the Reynolds Com
munity Library fro i). May 20-25.
This week will be observed as Na
tional Achievement Week. You are
urgently requested to visit your li
brary and register during this r tr ‘
iod.
Alonday: Church Dav
Tuesday: Woman’s Club.
Wednesday: Library Board and
Teachers.
Thursday: United Daughters of
Confederacy.
Friday: Children’s Day; Registra
tion for Vacation Renting Club.
Saturday: County Day.
Will you help us to make this
work a success?
—Reynolds Librarian.
Crowell News Howard Items
Whitewater News
• (Too Late for Last Week)
Mr. and Airs. Wanza Carpenter
spent the week end with Airs, Ora
Barrow and family.
Air. and Airs. Ernest Ivey and
children were Wednesday visitors of
Air. and Airs. H, E. Barrow.
We regret to learn that Airs. Jo-
sey Whatley is on the sick list this
week.
-Miss Bessie Jewel and Ruby Wish-
anm and Mrs. I-ura Hurst were Sat
urday visitors of Airs. T. W. Upton
Mrs. Ora Barrow and children
spent Saturday with Air. and Mrs. J
C. Albritton.
The many friends of Airs. Lula
Albritton regret to learn that she is
still on he sick list.
Air. and Airs. Will Cox spent Sun
day with Air. and Airs. Fred Bone.
Mr. Travis Albritton spent the
weekend with Messrs Howard and
Ralph Barrow.
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wisham and
family spent Sunday with relatives
at Howard.
Mr. and Aire. Henry Barrow and
little son Bobby, spent Tuesday with
Airs. Jady Harmon and family.
Misses Sylvia and Helen Barrow
are spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Wanza Carpenter.
Mr. Barron Fuller of the U. S.
Army, Montgomery, Ala., spent sev
eral days this week with his par
ents, Mr. and All’s. Grady Fuller.
Aliss Martha Jo Byrd was tlie
week end guests of relatives in But
ler.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wainwright
and children and Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Byrd and little daughter were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J.
Wainwright.
Mr. and Airs. J. H. Windham and
little soil spent Sunday witli Mr.
and Mrs. T. D. Jarrell.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Byrd spent
Sunday with their mother Arrs. N. J
Waters at Butler.
Air. and Mrs. Al Fell ring were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Airs. E. E.
Fuller.
The following young ladies and
men who have positions in other
towns spent Sunday with their re
spective parents: Helen McDaniel
Sara Dell Lucas and Thomas Hor
ton, from Macon; Bernard Fuller
and Charlie Frank McCrary from
Columbus; and Nat Lucas Jr., from
Charing.
Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Wainwright and
family were in Macon Saturday.
Sunday visitors of Mr. J. I. Fuller
were Air. and Mrs. W. I. Horton and
son Killy of Macon; Mrs. Sid James
and children of Reynolds; and Mrs.
Wm. Lowe of Roberta.
Sunday school will begin at 10-00
next Sunday morning with preach
ing at 11. Everyone cordially invit
ed.
Mr. and Aire. Coleman Floyd spent
i several days last week with rela
tives at Yatesville and Atlanta,
j Airs. J. B. Byrd, Mrs. Robert Byrd
j and little daughter, Mrs. J. C. Ful-
i ler and children and Air. Harold
Byrd were in Oglethorpe and Alonte-
zuma Thursday.
Air. and Mrs. J. C. Fuller were in
Alacnn Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Montgom
ery and little son were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neis-
t ler.
Miss Helen Neisler was at home
during the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Pi Prt . 0
children of YVaverly Hall
Alother’s Day with Mrs. |jj| ei
Brown and Aire. Ataude Sealv ' 1
-Airs. Lizzie Pike spent several d a
Ins tweek with Mrs. Leonard ]j| J
ston and Airs. Billy Watson.
Miss Marilou Averett was | r (,
lumbus Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Streetman 4
children and Mr. Harvey street*
of near Ellaville visited relnt
here Sunday.
Miss Lillian Pierce or w avet(
Hall were guests of Miss p mr
Sealy Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. Vaughn of Thoms,
ton were recent guests of Mrs. |
end Aliss Mattie Adams.
Mr. John Brown was in Cnlumb
Saturday.
Mrs. Nannie Parker of n a vi st<l
was a Sunday visitor of Mrs. Temp
end Mrs. Lewis Brown.
Air. and Airs. Lanier and f air j]
-Mr. and Mrs. Bowden and little
of Manchester were recent, Kuest
of Mrs. Lula Guined and family,
Mr. Lige Parker was the dim*,
guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. ,!
Brown.
Mrs. Ida Spinks and Mrs. Cly
Franklin of Thomaston were Moi
day guests of Mrs. Leila Willis nei
Howard.
Mrs. Ann Hiscock and children o
Orlando, Fla., have been spendin
several days the guests of m,
Nannie Alartin.
■Mrs. Margie Brown has return
home from Macon.,
Mother’s Day guests of Mi
Nannie Martin included: Mr. „
Mrs. Leonard King and children
! Augusta, Airs. Beulah Reagan aw
' children of East Point, Mr. and Mi
Murray Driskell and children
Butler, Airs. Ann Hiscock of Floridi
Mr. and Aire. O. Al. Martin and th
dren and Mr Willie Martin.
Airs. Rod Brown has returna
home from the hospital in Butk
and her friends will be gratified t
learn that her health is considerakl;
improved.
A dutiable value of all live cattle
imported into the United States in
1939 was only one-tenth of the in
crease in value of U. S. cattle dur
ing the same jieriod.
Try “Rub-My-l ism“ u Wonderful Linintal
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1935 DODGE Four-Door,
$95.00
1934 CHEVROLET Master
Town Sedan. Good Tires. A-l
Mechanical Condition,
$195.00
1934 CHEVROLET Master
Town Sedan. New Paint Job.
New Battery,
$200 00
1936 CHEVROLET Standard
Sedan. Four New Tires. Good
Alechanical Condition,
$225.00
1936 FORD Coach. Four
New Tires. New Paint Job,
$195.00
1937 FORD Pickup. New
Paint. Six-ply Tires,
$325.00
1937 CHEVROLET 157-In.
Dual Cab Truck. Reconditioned
Motor. New Paint Job,
$400.00
1938 CHEVROLET Four-
Door Sedan,
$450.00
1934
CHEVROLET Stand**
Coach,
$100.00
1937
FORD Tudor,
Radio.
Tires I’rai't i'Utliv S**
$395.00
1936
CHEVROLET Coach,
$125.00
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1937 CHEVRLOET Cotf*
New Paint. New Battery'
$250.00
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