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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1913
Page
4
Reynolds Ga June 30 mentions many residents visiting friends and relatives in nearby towns, engagements and social events, plus updates on health and local business. Notable items include visits by Miss Eloise Seay and Miss Louise Banister, a peach crop damage from storms, and plans for a Baptist mission recital at the college auditorium.
The District Conference at Woodland drew a fine turnout and rich hospitality from middle Georgia. Reynolds delegates included J A Matthews and S B McDaniel with the pastor. Matthews was chosen as a lay representative for Macon in November. The conference mourned the death of Bro McDaniel’s mother-in-law, Mrs Greathouse, and honored 92 year old Wilson L. Owen as an alternate delegate. Attendance at last Sunday’s services was light due to weather, but Sunday School reached nearly one hundred with twenty three in the Men’s Bible Class. A new quarter begins next Sunday with a focus on Moses. prayer meeting will study The Conversion of Saul of Tarsus. The sermons will cover The Christian Race and Forgetting God.
A dated advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as reliable, pleasant, and safe for coughs and colds. It notes the medicine is for sale by all dealers and ends with a standard promotional line.
F. E. Glover Reynolds of Georgia runs a shop dealing in dressed ceiling flooring weather boarding sash doors blinds shingles and building materials of all kinds including coal and related items.
In Memoriam Harriet Rebecca Cox aged 37 years 6 months wife of Homer Cox of Taylor County she died May 19 1913 after marriage on November 1 1896 leaving five children. She was a devoted wife and mother and a peaceable neighbor the interment was at Bethel Primitive Baptist church with funeral by Rev JT Adams. Written by her cousin Ada.
A compact aphorism evokes Socrates advising that fewer wants bring us closer to divine simplicity. It reflects classical philosophy on restraint, virtue, and scaled human contentment beyond material excess.
Miss Irene McDonald wed Thurman Whatley in a June evening ceremony at the Methodist church rich with pink and white decor. The bride, a Wesleyan graduate, wore white charmeuse as family and friends watched the vows in a traditional English ring ceremony. A reception followed at the bride’s home with gifts from Reynolds and nearby towns, and the couple planned a brief honeymoon before settling in Reynolds where Whatley is a prominent businessman.
The obituary notes infant Emmie Lee Eubanks daughter of Mr and Mrs H G Eubanks. She died at fifteen months and eighteen days, described as a joyful, sweet child loved by all. The verse expresses Christian faith and comfort, with prayers for peaceful sleep and reunion at the heavenly throne.
Miss Eunice Lott hosted Monday night in honor of Miss Irene McDonald and her guests. Twelve couples attended the celebration. Mrs. C A Ward held an informal Monday afternoon event for Miss Ruth Davis who recently returned from Converse College with the bridal party guests.
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