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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1929
Page
3
MAUK notes widespread colds and flu reducing school attendance. Sam Childs visits parents in Ideal while Wallace Googe of Waycross relieves at the depot. New residents Mr. and Mrs. W H Williams stay with the Woodalls as Forsyth and McChargue make a Atlanta trip.
The Mauk P T A met Friday afternoon January 4 with few attendees due to sickness. A child welfare program is planned for the next meeting as the group hopes for better health and larger turnout.
An analysis outlining universal sin in humanity, its divine punishment, and the believer's path to forgiveness through Jesus Christ. It covers Original Sin, the heart as source of evil, and how confession, cleansing, and Christ’s advocacy enable reconciliation and obedience.
A devotional reflection emphasizes that love in a heart comes from Christ entering it. The message asserts true spiritual rise hinges on Christ's love shaping the soul rather than human effort alone.
The author outlines three main sources for Old Testament history the canonical scriptures the Apocrypha and the Pseudepigrapha He notes canonical books are the Law prophets and writings while Apocrypha contains secondary works viewed as inferior and not fully inspired Pseudepigrapha are later writings seen as moral or religious sermons rather than strict history The piece argues these sources frame how Jehovah guided the nation and instructs readers in a righteous path.
Miss Ethel Fain of Rupert spent the weekend with home folks. Mr and Mrs. Robert Banks of East Point were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Honor Martin. Mrs Beulah Pickard visits Macon this week with Mr and Mrs Frank Pickard. Miss Leda Hill returned to Pee ham to resume school duties. Mr and Mrs Clay Morris of Beach Ga spent a few days here with relatives. Miss Sara Averett visited sister Mrs Homer Martin and family. Mr and Mrs L E Purvis and baby of Florida are guests of Mr and Mrs D W Culverhouse. J L and William Streetman returned to Atlanta after visiting their parents. Mr John Brown is improving from flu. Miss Annie Hill returned to hospital in Columbus to resume nursing duties. Willie Homer and Oscar Martin attended the funeral of Mr Herbert Martin at East Point. Misses Louise Parks and Jeanette Oliver stalk cutters and harrows. Jarrell's Dept Store Butler Ga. Brown returned to Cross Roads to resume teaching. Mrs Harris Sealy and little daughter of Juniper were Tuesday guests of Mrs Evans Brown. Miss Ruth Martin visited Mr Reagan at Morgan. First quarterly conference for the Howard charge will be held here Saturday and Sunday with Presiding Elder Leland Moore of Columbus preaching both days at 11. Lunch served Saturday.
Wesley notes a flurry of weekend greetings as Mr. and Mrs. W A Spinks return from Columbus. Mr and Mrs William Childres of Butler visit Bazemores. Miss Allie Amos spends days with relatives in Thomas ton. Sunday guests include the Heath family and others from Butler.
Five Points social column reports Mrs. Mary I Smith spent days with the Jarrells and Mr B Jarrell’s illness recovery. Horace Kendrick and Mrs. Kendrick visited kin. Alvah Adams stayed in Thomaston with the Adams family. Jack Harris of Eufaula visited. Mrs Henry Adams Sr suffered flu near Thomaston. Arthur Hobbs and Susie Page of Columbus quietly married and will live with Henry Tyce family. Tyce siblings attended funeral in Columbus for Mr Will Tyce. Horace Kendrick and Addie Edmonson of Taylor county wed Dec 30 in a small ceremony near Carsonville. The couple plans a welcoming home for friends and family.
The Parent Teacher Association will meet at the school building Friday at three o clock in the afternoon. All members are urged to be present.
Tickets on sale January 6 to January 14 1929 inclusive. Ask ticket agent for fares schedules and other travel information. Central of Georgia Railway The Right Way.
An advertisement promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel and rheumatism. It claims cures and offers testimonials by mail for $1.25, with Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis as the author and notes availability through druggists.
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