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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1915
Page
2
The shop announces the arrival of Mrs Mittie Smith, an experienced milliner, as trimmer for the upcoming season. She will arrive the first day of September and opening dates will be announced later. Watch for them.
Major Harp and family from Delta were here Sunday along with Macon connections. Local society notes list Judge Gardner and daughter visiting Ideal for a tent revival attended by many, with visits from Newsom, Whatley, Draughon, Weaver, Hamilton, Jones, Montfort, Fisher, Hodges, Pool and others.
Mr Brown and family visited Reynolds during the revival meeting led by Rev Arthur Moore with a grand morning sermon by the speaker. Attendance set new records with a tent full at night. Miss Tillman provided vocal solos and the choir of about 50 voices rehearsed and performed. The Women's Missionary Society met Mrs Thurman Whatley with a pleasing program and a nice collection.
Reynolds High School opens on the first Monday in September with Miss Melissa Ogburn as superintendent and math teacher and a staff including Miss Ruth E. Morse Latin and science, Miss Ella Foy English and history, Miss Maude Windham grades 5 and 6, Miss Claribel Ingram grades 8,4, Miss Mattie E. Hartley grades 1 and 2, Miss Marie Barrow music, and Miss Nellie Stanford expression. Opening exercises are Sept 6, with afternoon exams for new and non-promoted pupils. regular work begins Tuesday. Books sold by Mr. Perkins. incidental fees paid to Mr. A G Hicks.
Henry Cannon, after several illnesses, died Saturday night near Reynolds and Ryan. The notice states the death occurred in that vicinity after a period of illness. Funeral arrangements are not listed in the brief notice.
A reader criticizes Kaiser William for divine favoritism amid war, arguing even in the twentieth century a monarch may claim God favors his troops. The letter notes the world is full of believers who want to believe and cites Lincoln as an example of just such conviction.
The Revival Services report growing interest as Rev. Mr. Moore appeals to attendees. Rev. Mr. Tillman sings and preaches with Miss Jewel Tillman on piano and vocals delighting listeners. Special services include Old Folks Service Wednesday morning and children sessions on Wednesday and Friday afternoons. Do not miss the chance to participate. H. W. Joiner urges everyone to attend.
Thousands of hay fever and asthma sufferers unable to reach the mountains find relief. The remedy soothes inflamed bronchial tubes and eases breathing, helping sufferers sleep better and regain strong rest.
A fragment notes a minister should practice what he preaches while a shoemaker crafts shoes, hinting at lived hypocrisy versus preached ethics in Chicago reporting.
Reynolds Georgia cotton storage and fertilizer firm offers conservative storage with guaranteed rights and courteous service. Large fire proof building with water protections and buyers on hand. Located opposite the depot. They buy seed at market best prices. Manager J. M. Weaver.
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