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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
7
Butler residents and friends dispersed across Georgia towns during weekends. Individuals from Fay Cox in Macon to Gussie Wilson in Junction City hosted relatives and dined with local families. Major travel included Mrs. F. A. Peed and Mrs. Walter Uggs in Mary, and Lt. Col. H. Wallace visiting Savannah with his daughter.
Mrs C S Newton entertained with a bridge party in her newly completed Butler home on Saturday night. High men prize went to R L Sutton and high ladies prize to C C Stone with Earl Wright also winning. Guests included Col and Mrs CO Stone Col and Mrs Dan Beeland Dr and Mrs Clifford Whatley Mr and Mrs Earl Wright Mr and Mrs Will Foy Col G B Marshall Mr Eric Newsom Mrs John Mims and Mrs Mary Persons.
Thomaston Music Study Club presents the annual Christmas cantata with Mrs Paul McLarty formerly Misa arie Garrett in the leading organist role. The performance involves all church directors of Thomaston and will be presented December 19 at the First Baptist Church in Thomaston.
About 100 members from Butler Crowell and Reynolds attended. Butler division led devotion and a Christmas program. The group adopted projects including gathering produce for the Methodist Orphanage with Frank Riley in charge. Next union meeting set for February 18 in Butler with Reynolds hosting worship.
The marriage of Miss Irene Faulk and Isaac S. Hart was held Thanksgiving day at the home of the bride’s sister in Troy Alabama with close family in attendance. The bride is a Clio Alabama native and Judson College alumna. Hart, Ellaville born, is the son of the late Judge Hart and Mrs Evelyn Hart. he will reside in Alexander City Alabama with his bride.
Mrs L H Moore and daughter Frances joined Monday guests of F L Purvis. Sunday dinners included the Parkers with guests from Howard Talbotton and Thomaston. Thursday dinner featured Charlie Butler party with Thornton Lane Joe Lane from Columbus and others. Weekend visits to Mrs J T Buckner included the Buckners and Purvis families. People from Langdale Alabama and Cuthbert were among guests.
The Smith and Jarrell families express deep gratitude for friends' love and sympathy after bereavement. They assure they will not forget the warm expressions and acts of kindness, publically sharing heartfelt thanks.
The Lesson Sermon titled God the Preserver of Man will be read in all branch churches of The Mother Church on Sunday December 12. Scriptural citations include Psalm 145:9 20 and a correlative selection from Science and Health noting that God is not influenced by man and the divine Mind knows and supplies every need.
Edgar A Martin recounts church support from Howard Methodists including food and home improvements. He praises revival aims, urges worship over money, and tells a parable of sharing to reinforce integrity and faith in God’s provision.
Five Points residents hosted relatives from Reynolds and Macon over the weekend. The community mourns Mrs Mary E. Smith of Butler, long time Antioch Baptist member, survived by three children and siblings, with funeral Friday at Antioch Baptist church.
A user describes a father's habit of reading the paper late at night and finding fault with it. The fragment hints at a restless household routine and a critique that spans the night hours. The text centers on a parental stance toward the newspaper and its perceived shortcomings.
A speaker dismisses the paper as not printing what people need and jokes about its content. He then mocks the product while criticizing its value. The note ends with a complaint about the paper not arriving on time and the public frustration.
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