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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1935
Page
7
A jumble of social notes from Butler recounts visits and guests across towns. E Wright and Mr Nor myout vied the city today while Cecil Butt spends time in Simons Island. Many locals and relatives are hosting or visiting in Carrollton Macon Dublin and West Point with multiple family get togethers and trips noted.
Ruth Wilson of Butler married J Mathis of Junction City at a Saturday ceremony in Winton Baptist church Columbus with Rev E H Dunn officiating. The bride, a longtime local teacher, wore a brown ensemble and sunburst roses. groom works for Central of Georgia railroad. They left for California and other Western points and will reside in Junction City after September 5.
Mrs Frank Oliphant of Macon celebrated her father Col H P Wallace with a family reunion and picnic at McCants Mill on Friday. The surprise event featured a beautifully decorated table centered by a birthday cake, a delicious picnic lunch, numerous gifts, and warm wishes for the honoree.
Mrs. B. H. Bazemore hosted a birthday dinner Monday August 19 in honor of her daughter Helen. Attendants included Misses Elizabeth Taylor of Griffin, Ethel Taylor of Griffin, Frances Harris Evilois Pate Clyde Afay Green Ruth Bazemore and Helen Bazemore.
On Saturday evening August 17 Misses Ruth and Helen Bazemore entertained their cousin Miss Murel Smith of Thomaston with a marshmallow roast. Attending were Misses Alice nel Amos Wilma Gill Emily Teele of Tabotton Dorothy Bazemore Elizabeth and Ethel Taylor of Griffin Marle Smith Frances Harris Ruth Bazemore and Helen Bazemore Junior Pate Millard Stevens Alva Bazemore Harris Jr. and John Pennington.
Mrs. Ben Saunders and children visited Mrs. B. B. Watson’s Grove in the week. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Renfroe of Hollywood Cal. visited Mrs. C. M. Renfroe. Mr. Frank Pickard of Macon called on Mrs. Beulah Pickard. James Brown and family, James Butler and daughter Betty Sue, visited Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Butler. Mrs. W. D. Hiscock of Orlando stayed with her mother, Mrs. Nannie Martin. H. K. Sealy and son from Reynolds were Sunday visitors at J. S. Brown’s. Ida Culverhouse returned home after visits with Mrs. W. J. Culverhouse and Mrs. Beulah Pickard. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Martin were Sunday guests of Jus Butler. Nannie Martin spent time in East Point with Mr. and Mrs. R. Banks. B. B. Watson and Miss Willa Watson were weekend guests of Mrs. John Brown. Culverhouse entertained Ladies Aid Society. Mrs. D. W. Ly hosted a Tuesday gathering. The porch was decorated with pot plants and a salad supper with tea followed.
Barnabas, a Levi from Cyprus, wealthily liberal and full of faith, sold a farm to aid the church at Jerusalem. In Antioch he mentored Paul, helped form a mixed Jew and Gentile church, and coordinated a famine relief offering. His life exemplified exhortation, consolation, and cross-cultural ministry for spreading the gospel.
The Sunday August 25 service at all branches of The Mother Church will center on Mind. Bible passages urge renewal of the mind to discern God’s will, while Science and Health emphasizes spiritual improvement and the removal of mortal beliefs to restore harmony between body and spirit.
A local health drive announces a diphtheria toxoid clinic for children from six months to eight years. It specifies sessions on September 1 for white children and September 4 for colored children, at the Child Hygiene Nurse's office, free of charge. A full line of Dr Hess's Stock Powders is available at Jarrell's in Butler Ga.
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