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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1935
Page
8
Butler residents and relatives travel to Macon Forsyth Vidalia and Montgomery visiting kin and friends. Miss Mary Tom Gray plans Lorane stay. Sue Anthony visits grandparents in Alabama. Mrs. Ollie Murray hosts in Tazewell. families from Butler, Reynolds, Ellaville and Decatur gather for reunions and music courses.
Mrs. Belle Garson hosted a Tuesday morning bridge party honoring Mrs. M. E. Everett of Macon and Mrs. C. L. Seay of Columbia South Carolina. The event reflected a welcoming social tone with courteous attention to the guests.
Macon resident Mr. F. P. S. Frierson of the Central of Georgia Railway receives admiration from Mrs. Lydia A. Doster of Midway Alabama for attentive conduct on a Montgomery bound trip. Superintendent M B Smith also commends him for his thoughtfulness.
Mr and Mrs R W Mathews entertained at a weekend reunion in their West Street Oak Park Montgomery Alabama residence. Attending were Doris Ethel Grace Mathews Rob ert Mathews Jr Miss Joe Elsie Mathews Sam Shensher Jr and many relatives from Roberta Perry Butler Birmingham Florala Montgomery and other Alabama cities.
Mrs T L Fountain and Mrs W H Trussell hosted a Bridge Party Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Trussell s home. Four tables played with firework flowers filling the room. R S West won high score and a double deck. W A Childs was second high with a fine handkerchief. Walter Suggs took consolation and received a powder container. A tempting salad course with punch followed.
Mrs J H West Mrs R S West and Mrs Belle Carson hosted a Thursday bridge party inviting many friends. Honor guests included Miss Frances Owens of Macon Mrs C L Seay of Columbia DC and Mrs Q E Bell of the city. Mrs Warren Childs won top score and received two decks of cards. A salad course with punch followed the game.
Funeral services for 42 year old H. C. Sadler were conducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Danville Baptist church following a two month illness. Rev. H. G. Hobbs led the services. Sadler, a civil engineer, resided in Dublin for several years and is survived by his wife B. Lamb and one daughter, Mrs. FE of Danville. The death occurred Tuesday in a Dublin hospital.
The family thanks friends for kindness and untiring service during the illness and passing of their father. Gratitude is extended for tender words of sympathy and blessings wished upon each helper. Signed by P. A. Youngblood Jr QC, P. Youngblood, Mrs. O L Posey.
A Sunday school lesson summarizes Moses as the great lawgiver and leader. It covers his Hebrew birth, rescue by Pharaoh’s daughter, education in Egypt, flight to Midian, the burning bush, and leading Israel from Egypt to Sinai, including the Ten Commandments, the wilderness wanderings, and his death atop Mount Nebo at age 120. It notes Moses wrote the Pentateuch, established the covenant, the tabernacle, and priestly tribe of Levi, and his call to leadership and service.
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