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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1934
Page
7
War is a waste of resources and life. The church commits to peace and urges action to outlaw war and educate on its costs. Representatives pledge earnest effort to work with all agencies for world brotherhood and good will.
Butler residents host a series of guests from nearby towns and cities. Cor dele, Covington, Macon, and Jamestown area visitors attended tea events and family gatherings while plans included trips to Chicago for the World's Fair and extended stays with local hosts.
A large family gathering at Mrs. D W Wilson’s Wesley community home is described as a joyous Royal reunion. Guests enjoyed a noon dinner under shade trees with barbecue and beverages. The guest list includes many relatives from Griffin Thomaston Columbus and Birmingham among others, sharing laughter and conversation throughout the day.
Mrs. C. E. Benns and Mrs. Eli Garrett hosted Judge J. E. Davant and family at the Benns residence on Saturday from 6 to 6:80 o clock. The event showcased hospitality and memory after ten years away. Miss Marie Garrett played piano as fruit nectar and sandwiches were served by Mildred Garrett, Martha Benns, Louise Turk, and Mary Gill. Organdy afternoon dresses complemented the scene as "Auld Lang Syne" and "Annie Laurie" floated through the air. The gathering conveyed enduring love and kindness.
Mrs. W A and Mrs A J Payne entertained their visitor Miss Frances Jones of Jacksonville Florida with a swimming party and picnic at Fountain’s lake last Friday. A number of the younger set were present to enjoy this affair.
An underwater battle between a man and a crocodile unfolds at depth over 30 feet in Tarzan and His Mate. The film features Johnny Weissmuller and Maureen O'Sullivan in a Cedric Gibbons directed adventure, to be shown July 9 and 10 at Rylander Theater Americus Georgia.
Thelma Gettys of Ellaville and Harry B Byars of Barnesville were married at 7 30 pm on Friday at the Talbotton Methodist parsonage by Rev M K E Peavy. The bride wore a navy blue crepe outfit with white accessories. The couple will reside in Culloden after a bridal trip to the World's Fair in Chicago. The bride is the daughter of Dr and Mrs M C Gettys. the groom is a civil engineer with the State Highway Department.
Miss Mary Ruth Wills married Willie J. Culberson of Lyons at the bride’s mother home in Jefferson. Rev Nathaniel G. Long officiated before immediate family. The bride taught in Jefferson schools and wore a beige crepe gown with talisman roses. The couple plans to live in Lyons after a wedding trip.
Mrs Helen Dunwody hosted the West End Bridge Club on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Marion West won high score and received a box of dainty handkerchiefs. Mrs Warren Childs won consolation and a costume bracelet. Frozen custard and cakes with tiny flags were served.
Death claimed our dear baby Elizabeth Sams on February 11 1934. Our home mourns her loss as she rests in Turners Chapel cemetery. She was one year eight months and ten days old, and her little chair and crib are empty. Her mother and father hold fond, sorrowful memories, praying for the day they meet again in heaven.
The lesson on II Chronicles 15 1 12 portrays King Asa as a bold reformer who cleanses Judah of idolatry, strengthens faith, and aligns the people with the Lord. Azariah warns against forsaking God. Asa leads a revival, destroys idols including his mother’s, and calls a Jerusalem covenant renewal with offerings and public dedication.
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