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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1940
Page
7
The community notes improve health of W. G. Hill and Jettie Hawkins relations. Visitors include Elmo Pilcher and Carolyn Childres with families in Macon and Tampa. Many friends announce illnesses, recoveries, and weekend guests across Butler, Milledge, Thomaston, and surrounding areas.
The Wo man’s Missionary Society met at the church Monday afternoon with Mrs. H. E. Allen elected president. New program material titled Great Adventures was prepared by Miss Janie Neisler, with Miss Belle Bennett speaking on God in One Woman’s Life. Committees named for the year include Program, Membership, Christian Social Relations, Local, Flowers, and Spiritual Life.
The Taylor County League Union will be held in Reynolds at the Methodist church Friday January 19 starting at 7 20 p m Members from Butler Wesley Crowells and Reynolds are urged to attend Eugenia Joiner public superintendent invites all league members to be present and says they will miss you if you are not
Miss Marie Banks will conduct a weekend revival at Bethel C M church starting Thursday morning with Evangelistic services each night through Sunday afternoon at two. Public invited, especially young people.
Six Butler men travel to Otter Creek Florida to start a sawmill business. The group includes Wilson Jarrell James Jarrell Jack Peed Langdon Peed J F Standridge and Hubert Payne. Local well wishers from Butler express support for their enterprise.
Sunday school lesson discusses Jesus predicting his betrayal and crucifixion near Jericho. The disciples misread his kingdom as political, while the mother of Zebedee seeks earthly seats beside him. Jesus teaches true greatness lies in sacrifice and God’s plan beyond worldly power.
The old standard valued riches power and status while Christ taught greatness comes from sacrificial service. Jesus’ life shows true worth lies in unselfish acts that promote human welfare, with leaders who serve rather than command. The ransom paid on Calvary and intercession at the heavenly throne emphasize the superior value of a life aligned with the Son of God.
The regular meeting of Fickling Lodge No. 129 F, and A. M. will be held Thursday night. All members are urged to be present, visiting Masons welcomed.
Mrs C C Stone hosts the Garden Club with co hosts Mrs M A Chapman and Mrs C S Newton Monday at 2 30 p m. Members unable to attend should notify hostesses.
The Taylor County Tuberculosis Committee will hold a business meeting Saturday January 18 at 2 p m at the courthouse. All committee members are urged to attend. Mrs E B Wilson, Chair.
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