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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1914

Page

2

Revival Services Continue At Baptist Church

Revival services led by Rev. ie W. Smith will run several more days with sermons at 9:30 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Ladies prayer meeting is at 4 p.m. daily. Farmers urged to protect cotton and consider active markets, with estimates of 12 to 13 cents if demand improves. Emmett Shaw campaigned for Governor Slaton with speeches in Howard and Butler. J. R. Harmon advertises his warehouse services for the 1914-15 season at Edwards Bros. Warehouse, trusted by farmers for weighing, storing, and handling cotton.

The Baptist Church Ie W. Smith Emmett Shaw Congress John M. Slaton Mr. Shaw Howard Butler J. R. Harmon Farmer’s Union Warehouse Company Harmon Edwards Bros

Rev and Mrs Anderson Lose Son in Alabama Trip

Earl W. Jr., two year old son of Rev. and Mrs. E. W. Anderson, died Sunday while visiting relatives at Uchee, Alabama en route to the Korean mission field. Remains taken to Whigham for interment. the pastor had served two years here. The family already lost a six year old daughter last year after leaving Butler.

Earl W. Jr E. W. An_ derson Uchee Ala Whigham Mr. Anderson Methodist Church Butler

Mr. F. C. Jarrell Alive And Enjoying Good Health

A previous notice misreported the death of Mr. F. C. Jarrell due to initials error. The article clarifies he is alive and in good health, and that the death summons referred to the wrong person.

Mr. F. C. Jarrell F.C. Jarrell F. C. Jarrell

Notice to Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee

All members are notified to meet at the Butler courthouse on August 20 to declare nominees elect delegates to the state convention and transact other business. W. E. Steed chairman and C. E. Benns secretary.

Taylor County Democratic Executive Committee Court House Butler W. E. Steed C. E. Benns

Wanted Boarders Boarders for rooms and meals

Classified note from Mrs. W. B. Wilson seeks male or boy boarders for nicely furnished rooms and table fare described as the best the market affords.

W. B. Wilson

Notice to Teachers of Taylor County Institute in Butler

The notice requires teachers to attend a Teacher's Institute or summer school before the next term. The institute will be held in Butler starting Monday August 24 at 9 am, and attendance is required. Signed A S Wallace, Superintendent.

Butler A.S. Wallace

Col Herbert Bivins Dies After Illness at 55

Col Herbert Bivins dies at a boarding house after a long illness from Brights disease. He had lived in Taylor County most of his life and is survived by three sisters and two brothers. Interment was in Baptist cemetery after a funeral led by Rev. J. H. Stanford.

Col Herbert A Bivins Bright D. F. Chapman Baptist J. H. Stanford Wait Horne Laura Jordan Statesboro M. B. Farmer This County G. W. Bivins Butler F.H. Bivins Carsonville Taylor County

Death of Mr Jere Wilchar Prompts Brunswick Tragedy

Miss Jewel Belle Wilchar of Brunswick learned on Wednesday of her father Mr Jere Wilchar s death at the Baltimore hospital following an operation. Reared in the county, he spent much of his life in Brunswick serving public offices with credit and honor, and his passing brings sorrow to many friends in the county.

Jewel Belle Wilchar Brunswick Jere Wilcher Baltimore Wilbar

Death of W H Jones prominent Panhandle farmer

Mr W H Jones died at his home in upper Panhandle district Friday around noon after an illness of over eighteen months. He was 65, longtime citizen and farmer, active Methodist member at Crowell. The funeral, led by Rev J H Stanford, was held in Crowell Saturday morning with burial there.

W.h.jones Upper Panhandle District Methodist Church Crowell J. H. Stanford

Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Promises Hay Fever Relief

An old advertisement touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for hay fever and asthma symptoms. It claims to soothe coughing, choking, and throat irritation by delivering a heating coating that calms tickling throats and promotes restful sleep.

Foley

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Aleir Ls E. W. Anderson R. C. Montgomery Herbert Bivins Jere Wilchar W. H. Jones Supe M.R. Camero Ona Palace Cash Grocery J. E. Fountain H. J. Porter Butler, Georgia Annnalys Butler Bay
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