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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1937
Page
10
Reynolds residents list Christmas visits and plans across Macon Columbus Sylvester and Atlanta. Local families, students and couples travel to see relatives while shops promote Westinghouse and G E appliances with holiday offers.
On December 14 Mrs Edgar Whatley and Mrs Robert Bell hosted Reynet High School seniors and faculty for a turkey dinner at Mrs Bell's home. The 27 seniors enjoyed decorations, a gift tree, games, and carols, with grateful thanks to their grade mothers.
The Reynolds public library will close Friday and Saturday December 24 and 25 for holidays. Librarian says services resume on the 26th.
The Lesson-Sermon on Christian Science will be read in branch churches and societies of The Mother Church in Boston on Sunday December 26. It includes Romans 16:4 about learning from Scripture and a selection from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy stating Christian Science and its application to disease.
Historic bridges in England include King John’s Bridge at Tewkesbury with several original arches, Monnow Bridge at Monmouth with a fortified gateway on the bridge itself, and a fourteenth century treasure spanning the Dee at Chester. Other early examples appear near Kidwelly Hereford and Langollen.
Howard News reports C M Renfroe visiting home folks. Lizzie Gilbert hosted by J A Buckner. Dorothy Brown of Butler visited relatives. Rod Brown Maude Sealy and Frances joined A F Fain Jr family in Perry for Sunday. Floyd Martin of Butler visited relatives. Frank Fain and children of Perry to visit Rod Brown over Christmas. Louise Parks holidaying with Marcus Parks. Maude Sealy Frances to visit B Harris at Juniper. Sarah Fickling and Larette Fickling of Butler guests of Joe Brown. Best wishes for a merry Christmas and bright new year.
A Sunday of visits connects Five Points, Thomaston, Reynolds and Butler as families and relatives gather. Mr. and Mrs. Britt McChargue and daughter, Reverend Reeves of Macon, and multiple Jarrell and Pitts households share meals and companionship with friends and kin across the region.
Pleasant Hill notes many Sunday visitors including Rev B T Gill of Thomaston and Rev L T Gill. Families from nearby towns hosted guests over the weekend. A large crowd attended services with 6 30 p m Saturday and Sunday programs and a partial invitation for next Sunday at 2 pm for Sunday school and song service.
The term plagium in Scotland denotes the theft of children under puberty, while in Rome it meant a crime involving the purchase of a free person. The Literary Digest notes its Latin origin and differing legal senses across contexts.
Cross Roads News reports visits among local families with Mr and Mrs F S Jinks and Mr and Mrs David Theus spending Sunday together. Local guests include the Raburns with Jerome Fowler and Oscar Taunton. Wishing the Herald staff and readers a merry pal and happy new year.
Obituary notice honoring Anna Wisham born May 9 1865 died Oct 27 1937 aged 72 years 5 months 18 days. Survived by son H B Wisham Rupert and daughter Annie Bell Guined Howard plus many grandchildren and a sister. Resting at Little Bethel church cemetery and noted faith in the Master’s call.
Salinitas, the nitrate rich center of Chile, stands as the world’s most fertile region yet it shows no vegetation. The sun’s intensity prevents any crops from growing in this notable area.
Mr Halley, Frigidaire dealer in Butler and Reynolds, touts the 1988 Frigidaire as unusually quiet yet powerful. He credits meter-miser design changes and field laboratory work for enhanced quiet operation without sacrificing cooling performance.
Mrs. D A Parker died August 2, 1987 after months of illness from heart trouble. A devoted Primitive Baptist member she lived a life of faith and service, with family and friends recalling her readiness to meet her maker and her steady trust in God.
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