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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1939
Page
2
Reynolds column recounts visits and travels of residents and guests across Georgia and beyond, with many in and out of town. Mentions Ed Hollis in Columbus and Prager in Savannah, plus Tinsley in Halehurst, Lovins in Americus, Emily Taylor in Fort Valley, and many others.
Dr and Mrs Sydney H Bryan of Reynolds announce the marriage of their daughter Susan Louise Bryan to James David Cooke of Pittsburgh and Reynolds. The ceremony occurred in Brunswick on August 5. The couple will reside in Reynolds. Cooke heads the Taylor County Electric Membership Corporation of Reynolds.
The weekly Lesson-Sermon in Christian Science Churches worldwide centers on Mind with citations from the Bible noting one God and many gods, and from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy asserting there is but one infinite mind. The correlative selections stress the unity of God and the necessity of accepting one mind to deny sin.
Charing residents hosted and visited many friends and relatives this weekend. Names include John Davis of Atlanta, Motley Rogers and Lawson of Pine Mountain Valley, and families from Monticello Florida, Washington DC, Americus, Richland, Ellaville, Mauk, Albany, Butler, Tazewell, and Toombsboro. Several illness notices, trips to see the Paris Honeymoon film, and a pond accident involving a child are noted.
Five Points notes guests and travels: Mrs. C Pickling and Mrs. Evans from Butler visit Mrs. Lillian Brown. Mrs. Beulah Pickard hosts Frank Pickard of Macon. Rev E A Martin visits near town. Inez Scott returns home from Butler area. Endy Hawkins visits the Montgomery family. Culverhouse family hosts with Pickards. Horeb church Homecoming Day attendance. Fred Guined and James visit Lula Guined. Julian Edwards II and sons visit Butler. Pearl Esselstyn visits Columbus. Shellman Martin from Macon visits relatives. Renfroe family returns from California after visiting C M Renfroe family.
Georgia farmers lose up to five dollars per bale on rough ginned cotton. County Agent W F Bembry says mills reject rough ginned cotton and penalize by downgrades. About 10.58 percent of Georgia production falls into this category, harming farmers and mill competition with rayon. A Georgia State Wide Program for Better Ginned Cotton aims to cut rough ginned cotton and boost prices for compliant growers.
In loving memory of our mother who died August 6 1939 at home. She was wife of Rufus Wainwright who died about ten years ago. Survived by three children Anna Paul Mildred three sisters and one brother. We bid farewell in faith and sorrow praying for reunion in that heavenly home where there is no parting. Written by her daughters.
Mr and Mrs H B Theus of Rey nolds announced the birth of an eight and a half pound son on Friday August 11 at Reynolds. The newborn will be named Thomas Lamar.
The troposphere is the lowest atmospheric layer extending from the Earth's surface up to the stratosphere. It contains most of the atmosphere's water vapor and weather phenomena.
The speaker contrasts motive and action through anecdotes about autos and work, arguing that feeling alone cannot justify outcomes. He cites Sam Jones on motivation, Paul on belief, and contrasts four cylinder versus eight cylinder people, urging one to fill their own place. Biblical figures Moses and Nicodemus illustrate true conversion and purpose.
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The document cites Article 7 stating that nine state conventions ratifying would establish the Constitution among the states. It notes this clause as the threshold for adoption and outlines the framework for ratification by ratifying states.
The article reflects on Ecclesiastes and Micah to argue that war is futile and wisdom from above should guide nations. It contrasts divine wisdom with worldly cleverness, urging humility, prayer, and Christian Science principles to resolve conflict and transform individual and collective consciousness.
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