United We Stand With Our Children In Hard Times
A verse reflecting a family unit facing financial strain. The speaker, addressing economic loss and bank concerns, affirms unity with children always present, insisting they remain united through rising or falling markets. It emphasizes shared bravery, joint planning, and mutual support amid duty and toil.
Butler Locals Share Holiday Visits and Local News
A roundup of Butler residents visiting relatives and guests during holidays. Names include Miss Helen Powell Mrs John Adams W Trussell Eliza beth Gill Marie Garrett Mary George Swearingen James Francis Ellaville J C Moulton Byron Montgomery G M Daniel and others. Social events feature bridge at E C Ward home and a Buick trade offer by T B Joiner.
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Marie Garrett
Mary George Swearingen
J. C Moulton
James
Francis
Ellaville
Armour Of Courage Blues: A War Singer’s View Of Hard Times
Col H P Wallace reflects on resilience through decades of conflict and hardship. He recalls 1929 as a turning point when Santa Claus proved a myth and notes the persistent fight to maintain fighting spirit. He compares mood to uphill roadwork and urges hopeful perseverance for the coming year.
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Col
H. P. Wallace
Santa Claus
Poresty
Missionary Society Opens Year With New Circle Structure
The Missionary Auxiliary at the Methodist church held its first year meeting with Mrs L R Adams as president. The group split into Circle No 1 and Circle No 2, each meeting Jan 16 at 2 30 PM. Circle No 1 members include L R Adams J W Hall C W Foy and others. Circle No 2 members include Ruth Neisler H P Wallace Alice Riley Charles Fickling and additional attendees.
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Methodist Church
L. R. Adams
J. W Hall
C. W. Foy
R. A Turner
Mack Mathews
R. A. Scandrett
J. Riley
W A. Lundy
G. A Roberts
W. F. Gray
F. P Golding
Pickens Riley
W. E Hightower
Freeman
Circle No. 2
Charles ‘Ficklings
Ruth Neisler
H. P. Wallace
Alice Riley
Charles Fickling
Sarah Harris
Booth Harmon couple announce marriage of Fan nie Lee
Mr and Mrs J R Booth announce the marriage of their daughter Fannie Lee to James William Harmon both of this city Wishing them happiness and success in their married life
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J. R. Booth
Fannie Lee
James William Harmon
Dance of the Virgins event at Taylor County Union
The American Weekly promotes a fiction serial Dance of the Virgins and invites Butler Epworth League members to a Friday meeting on January 6 at 7 PM. Leaguers from across the county are invited to attend. The meeting theme is Following Christ.
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Butler Epworth League
Taylor County Union
Christ
Howard Methodist Church Services Next Sunday
Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. by Presiding Elder Rev. L. A. Harrell, and at 7 p.m. by the pastor. You are invited to worship with us. W. E. Hightower, Pastor.
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L. A. Harrell
W. E. Hightower
Astonishing Matrimonial Exploits Featured in American Weekly
The American Weekly magazine, distributed with next Sunday's Atlanta American, highlights the matrimonial exploits of the two beauty prize winners. Guests over the holidays included Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Heath, Miss Lois Heath, Miss Mary Suggs, Master Alex Baldwin, and hosts Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Allen.
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Chas, Fickling
Laurette
Charles Fickling
Howard
Joe Brown
American Weekly
Atlanta American
J. A. Heath
Lois Heath
Mary Suggs
Alex Baldwin
H. E. Allen
Toler Plans Hospital At Miona Springs
Oglethorpe Ga Dec 29 Mr C J Toler stated last week that plans are under way to build a hospital at Miona Springs a famed health resort in this section The details are not published yet and the project is said to have backing from leading physicians of the state The spring waters are believed to possess healing qualities not found in other springs
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Oglethorpe, Ga
C. J. Toler
Miona Springs
A Christmas Memory of Taylor County and Hope for 1933
A Christmas essay recalls Santa’s visit and holiday joys across Taylor County. It notes gifts, family bonds, and communal generosity from parents to workers, with postal bustle and merchant goodwill. The piece ends by urging a hopeful 1933 focus on neighborly help and shared progress.
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Santa Claus
Taylor County
North Pole
Dolly
Butler
I will be a real man and think for myself
A letter to Cousin Charles urges making a start now to become a real man by thinking independently, taking responsibility, and building habits of progress. It praises optimism, system, and respect for customers and farmers, and compares personal imprint to the cowboy's presence, insisting on purposeful self-improvement.
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Grier
Charles
Cousin Charles
Belize
Dady
Adam
Joe
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Ien Hall
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Thomaston
H. E. Adams
Mr . W. Trussell
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Jack Ellis
G. M. Daniel
Byron Montgomery
Louisville, Ky
J. F. Posey
Ft Lauderdale
Fla
Mary Gill
Dawson
Fort Gaines
Elizabeth Whatley
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Frances Williamson
W. W. Edwards
J. W. Edwards
Ollie Murry
Julian Edwards, II
Albany
A. E. Locke
A. J. Gill
Maude Bell Ward
H.C. Ward
Columbus
T. B. Joiner
Butler, Ga
W. F. Gregory
Montezuma
A. J. McGee
Ruth Dunnody
Milfred Garrett
Miss Dunnody
Belle Carson
Margaret Benns
Ainty Windkerchief
Missionary Society
Booth—Harmon
the Virgins
Methodist
TOLER
Miona
Hotel Lanier
Macon, Georgia
J. S Green
Butler Naval Stores Co
Butler, Georgia