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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
7
Butler area notes spread across counties with many relatives visiting, returning and taking trips. Mrs. J. B Pennington recovers at home after illness. Families across Macon Columbus Atlanta Zellwood and Harriman share visits, children to Augusta St Simons and Tampa.
The marriage of Miss Frances Paul of Sylvester to Mr. Hugh Booth of Tifton was performed Thursday June 24 in Sparks by Rev. J Schley Willis. Mrs. Booth is daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Paul. Mr. Booth is son of Mr and Mrs H H Booth and a graduate of Butler high school and Abraham Baldwin College. The couple will reside in Tifton.
Marriage notice from Lowanda Pennsylvania and Mauk Georgia reports Miss Margie King of Lowanda wed Mr. Carl Wilder of Mauk Laquin. Wilder is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilder of Mauk.
Mrs Thos F Reeves was a delightful hostess at Thomaston Country Club on Tuesday morning in honor of Mrs Farley Reeves. The reception room featured summer flowers and bridge setups for sixteen. Prizes went to Mrs D W Jones and Mrs Willard Green, while Mrs Reeves received a blue pottery vase.
On Sunday last the Bone family reunion gathered at E. F. Bone's home with about one hundred attendees from Columbus, Albany, Americus, and other areas. Surviving children include W. E., B. F., F. H., Joe, John Bone, and Mrs. W. D. Cox, all of Taylor County, and Mrs. Luta Green of Columbus.
A Sunday school lesson on Exodus 3 recounts Moses' birth under threat in Egypt, his rescue by Pharaoh's daughter, and his forty years in Midian. It describes his call at the burning bush on Sinai, his preparation away from city life, and the divine commission to lead Israel, urging readers to listen for God's clear call in their own lives.
Revival services began at Bethel church Monday and will continue through next Sunday evening. Rev. C. S. Sheets and Rev. Mr. Goore of Franklin have delivered inspiring messages all week. Miss Bessie Moody and Miss Lonnie Ruth Liffey lead evening services with community youth providing music. Pastor B. R. Birdsong urges continued prayer and attendance.
Mrs Willie Parker died Tuesday night June 15 in this county. She was born Willie Walker daughter of Bill and Emma Walker later married to W D Parker. Survived by four sisters, one brother, two adopted sons, and many relatives. Funeral and interment at Antioch Church conducted by Bro Gaultney. A large funeral attended. floral tribute noted.
All who are interested in caring for and beautifying the cemetery at Mt Pisgah church are requested to meet there Thursday morning July 16 for cleaning the grounds. If weather prevents Thursday, assemble Friday for the work.
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