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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1938
Page
7
A reflective piece celebrates small joys that brighten life. Simple scenes like sunlit rooms, flowers, and a child's laughter reveal how tiny moments lift spirits and color daily living with warmth and meaning.
Butler residents share weekend visits across Georgia and Alabama. Local figures report guests in Butler while others travel to Columbus Atlanta Rome and New Orleans. Health updates include Mrs. Mazerome improving and Mr Harris recovering after a collision.
The Crowell Woman's Club held its January meeting at 2 p m at Mrs Dock Byrd's home with Mrs Robert Cosey and Mrs Bob Cosey as joint-hostesses. The program opened with a hymn and a devotional, a poem for the New Year, and minutes from December were read and approved. A guest Mr Edwards demonstrated an electric Singer sewing machine, Miss Leggitt showed how to make uncooked cranberry sauce, and a drawing awarded a pint to Mrs Clifton Byrd. A new game was taught, refreshments were served, and photos were taken on the lawn before adjourning. The February meeting will be hosted by Mrs J B Byrd with Mrs Walter Wainwright and Mrs Robert Byrd.
The Crowell Woman's Club held its December meeting at Mrs. B. M. Montgomery’s home with Mrs. C. B. Lynd and Mrs. C. A. Adams assisting. Mrs. D. Le Bynd gave a program including a Silent Night song and a Christmas poem. Officers elected were Frances Young as President, L. T. Horton as Vice President, Mrs. Robert Casey as Secretary, Miss Marie Montgomery as Treasurer, and Mrs. C. B. Montgomery as Press Rep. A grab bag gift exchange followed, and a salad course with coffee was served by Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Bynd.
Circle number one of the Woman's Missionary Society will meet Tuesday at 2 30 p m. Mrs H G Pye hosts with Mrs T E Tamte and Mrs Allen Payne as joint hostesses in charge.
Sunday school text outlines Jesus starting his public ministry after Johns imprisonment, preaching the gospel of God and the kingdom at hand. It notes repentance as prerequisite to faith, calls Peter and Andrew as fishers of men, and presents Jesus with authority in teaching and in casting out a demon in Capernum, foreshadowing his power and mission.
L. R Adams, Cashier of Citizens State Bank, swears the bank's condition report is true before a notary on January 7, 1938 in Taylor County Georgia. Directors J. W. Edwards and J. T. Cochran certify they have read the report and that the cashier's signature is genuine, dated January 7, 1998.
The text notes many rushed to Jesus for deliverance and healing for demon-possessed, halt, and lame. It argues that obedience to sin blocks full deliverance and asserts today one may obtain release if they choose not to ask for it.
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