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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
5
A reflective poem contrasts the humble tree with arrogant man. It extols doing God's will, argues both share mortality, and praises people who quietly fulfill their duties without seeking fame. The speaker emphasizes that true worth comes from obedience to God rather than boasting or outward splendor.
Butler locals share visits in Columbus and Macon, shop notices from Griffith's Store in Reynolds, and Dixie Market promotions. Social events include visits from families in Ellaville Buena Vista and Americus, a wedding in Atlanta, and a Baptist church sermon with Rev Hobbs. Community news notes livestock boll weevils, millinery sales, and a birthday celebration for Mr Layfield.
D R Bigbee announces a new Dixie Garage in the iron building once used by B F Ponder. He highlights extensive experience and recent automobile engineering study and invites calls for service.
At St Mark Methodist Church in Atlanta at high noon on Tuesday Miss Arlene Chambers daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Chambers of this city married Mr William S Shaw. The ceremony was witnessed by family and a few friends. The bride who grew up in Butler has taught school in Atlanta for two years and the groom works for Georgia Railway and Power Co in Atlanta. After the ceremony the couple left Atlanta for a two week stay in North Carolina.
This vintage recipe uses 1 quart prepared peaches with 1 teaspoon nutmeg. Whip 8 egg whites with 8 tablespoons powdered sugar and 1-2 teaspoons vanilla, then bake on a single crust. Stew and sweeten peaches, mash, season, and top with meringue. Bake until browned, serve cold for one pie.
Peach and Nut Salad uses firm peaches peeled halved and filled with celery and pecan meats. Desert features fresh peaches peeled halved rolled in powdered sugar then iced with confectioners sugar cream and coconut. Serve on lettuce or paper doilies.
On Sunday night June 7 the death angel visited the home of Mr and Mrs Cecil Abbott and carried their infant son Samuel David to his heavenly home. The grandmother writes that the babe was with them only a few short days yet they treasure him as a precious jewel in their Father's mansion and hope to join him someday in eternal rest.
We thank friends and relatives for kindness and sympathy during our little son’s illness and death. Grateful for floral offerings and other deeds. Special thanks to Dr Morris for his efforts. May God bless you all in our prayer. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Abbott.
Pursuant to an order by his Honor Wm de L Worsley Referee in Bankruptcy the trustee will sell July 7 1925 at 10 00 a m before the courthouse door Butler Ga the following property one fourth undivided interest in 80 acres of lot 109 15th District Taylor county Ga in the northeastern corner north of the Old Wire Road and one eighth undivided interest in 170 acres of lot 109 15th District Taylor county Ga bid to highest bidder for cash must deposit 10 percent with the Trustee pending sale confirmation. June 23 1925 H P Wallace Trustee J Herman Amos Estate
E H Payne of Butler Georgia invites inquiries about monumental work. He offers quality and price assurances and asks interested parties to contact him or obtain recommendations from his customers.
At the thirteenth annual conference of the Georgia division of the Children of the Confederacy held in Roberta a pension appeal to Georgia legislators was advanced. Attendees from Savannah Athens Barnesville Griffin Dublin Reynolds and Atlanta joined Miss Adeline Baum in presiding and participating. Awards honored Emmanuel Dryer and Eugenia Rawls for oratorical medals. Mrs Walter J. Grace Sr delivered remarks. Miss Caroline Patterson and Mrs A S Coleman spoke. honorary president names and trophies recognized chapter achievements amid social events and receptions.
Strayed white bull dog pup answers to Fig missing since Saturday June 27 last seen near McCants mill. Reward offered. Notify this office.
Glaciers on Mount Robson in the Canadian Rockies have altered the landscape enough to require re drawing provincial boundary lines. The massif hosts numerous glaciers that have reshaped the district’s topography over time.
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