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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1930
Page
2
Reynolds civic and church social column lists members visiting in Atlanta and Macon, births announced, illnesses such as pneumonia, weddings, and missionary circle reports. Several couples entertained, guests from New York, and a study circle notes women leaders, attendance, and next month’s meeting plans.
Mrs G S Taylor entertained guests in honor of Mrs J S Ogburn of Macon with a Friday afternoon Bridge and Rock Party. Floral decorations and pine accents filled the living room as players competed and a salad course followed the games. Tea guests joined at the end for refreshments.Mrs Henry Waters and Mrs W T Saunders attended tea. assistance came from Mrs J L Saunders and Miss Elizabeth Whatley.
Circle Number One held its first meeting of the year at the home of Mrs David Montfort, new chairman. The session opened with a prayer, a devotional from Philippians, and announcements of officers and committee tasks for social service, publicity, and fundraising to improve the Little Tots room in the Sunday school building. Fourteen members attended, with plans for future programs and guest honorary member F A Ricks.
B. W. M. 8, The Woman's Missionary Society held its regular meeting January 14 at the church. Attendance was good and the program included hymns, devotional, readings, talks on laborers together and prayer, with Mrs. R. A. Hinton, Mrs. C. L. Pyron, Mrs. H. C. Whatley, Mrs. W. T. Whatley, and Mrs. Ingram among those contributing.
The Reynolds School News presents updates on last year’s seniors. Will Camp Sealy and Clifton Hill enter Emory, Walter Horton pursues Mercer freshman work, and Miss Helen Powell excels in nurse training at Macon City Hospital. Ruth Moody studies at Ga. Ala. Business College while Ruby Byrd becomes Mrs. J. C. Puller. The issue includes a long letter from Macon dated January 8, 1980, describing student experiences at GA B, handwriting and typewriting lessons, and reflections on Gen. Lee, with an honor roll note for December and a continuation hint for page three.
A reflective line notes that faith remains unshaken when one views life without pretense, suggesting steadfast belief despite external disguise or doubt. The pronouncement emphasizes inner conviction over appearances in facing worldly challenges.
A man who preaches piety faces scrutiny when payday arrives, revealing gaps between beliefs and actions. The piece notes how financial pressures or incentives can test moral standards and public perception of integrity.
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