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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1946
Page
7
Reynolds area residents and visitors are listed with recent and upcoming activities. The notes include social visits to family homes, guests from Leesburg Venice and Macon, travels to Boone North Carolina and Savannah, and local club and church events. Notable names include Murray Walker Irene Peed L. L. Fountain W. H. Trussell Jack Fountain Florence Wrens and more.
Taylor County residents join the Taylor Schley County Hi Neighbor Day in Columbus yesterday. Attendees include R. L. Swearingen Garland Byrd Lawrence Gook E T Shealy H S Gates plus numerous Butler Reynolds and Howard residents such as Mr and Mrs R H Parks Mrs Lula Wall Sheriff J M Bone and families.
Two parcels in Southland Georgia are for sale. One measures 25 by 150 feet and the other 50 by 120 feet. Interested buyers should contact Mrs S P Smith in Hartwell Georgia.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Hobbs daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Hobbs of Reynolds to Harold Brand son of Mr and Mrs A W Brand of Byron was held Thursday afternoon July 11. The bride wore navy blue with white accessories. The couple will reside in Fort Valley.
Surprise wedding unites Miss Katherine Hutton of Cuthbert with former Congressman B T Castellow of Cuthbert and Atlanta. The ceremony occurred at Dr M L Lawson's home in Moultrie. Castellow, a three term Third District representative and ex Solicitor General, is noted hunter and civic figure. Hutton heads voice at Andrew College.
Thursday August 8 is set as clean-up day at New Prospect Freewill Baptist Church near Reynolds. Volunteers are urged to come early and bring work tools to tend the cemetery and church grounds.
A farm meeting was held at Cross Roads school building last Friday night. Speakers were R L Burns M P Dean and County Agent Coleman. Two pictures on soil erosion and wildlife preservation were shown. Graysden Allman was elected president and Clyde Walker secretary. A future meeting is planned to discuss projects and improvements in the community.
Revival services start at Pleasant Hill Freewill Baptist Church in Schley county next Saturday night. Rev. J. F. Smith of Eastman will assist Pastor Rev. J. B. Lumpkin at Sunday’s service. Home Coming Day will be observed with all invited to attend.
Howard residents report a stream of visitors and relatives from Macon Columbus Albany Americus and Butler. Notable mentions include Mr D N Sealy visiting Macon relatives Mrs J S Martin and Barbara Knight from Macon Mrs Leila England and Nancy Carlisle of Atlanta and visits to Rupert Willis near Howard.
The piece argues that gossip spreads harm like a disease carried by innocents aware of their condition. It portrays walking whispers as carriers of reputational damage and urges readers to refrain from sharing unverified gossip while inviting readers to send gossip stories to the editor.
The upcoming Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Love will be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist worldwide next Sunday. The Golden Text urges perfection and peace with the God of love and peace. Context includes Isa 66 13 and Eddy on Love as infinite divine principle.
Upton's Mill residents share weekend visits and family ties. Guests include Mrs. Smyth of Phenix City and Rev. H. G. Fowler of Phenix City. The Lebanon church revival closed Friday with Rev. W. F. Cheek preaching and Ralph Cox leading song.
Lokie Rogers pens a heartfelt remembrance marking one year since her mother’s passing. The note recalls Mama’s guidance to seek Jesus, cherishes childhood lessons, and expresses waiting until heavenly gates open for reunion.
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