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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1926
Page
2
Reynolds community news highlights visits and stays from payments in Macon Atlanta and Columbus. Local families including Craughon Saunders Whatley Beall and Neisler host and travel for medical, social, and church events while residents welcome relatives from Americus Fitzgerald and Birmingham.
The Men Evangeliastic Club of the Methodist church invites all men in the community to attend a Sunday afternoon gathering. They will discuss personal experiences and arrange a monthly luncheon and fellowship, highlighting the club as interdenominational and meeting a long felt need.
Last Wednesday evening God called Little Hazel Eubanks home at ten months old after a brief illness. The family laments the loss yet finds comfort in faith, noting Hazel’s resting place in Crowells Cemetery and funeral services led by Rev. T. H. Davenport.
We thank friends who helped during the sickness and death of our darling baby Hazel. We also thank Dr. Bryan. May God bless every one. Mr. and Mrs. L Eubanks.
Mrs. C R Park and Mrs. R E Aultman hosted a Thursday prom party at Clisby Place Vineville in honor of Cynthia Marsh and Mary Elizabeth Marsh, nieces of the two hosts' sister Grace Fountain of Reynolds. The rooms featured shasta daisies and coreopsis with a curbside punch bowl display on the front porch. Jacqueline Chambers, Dorothy Isaac, and Dorothy Marsh served at the punch bowl while Mr. and Mrs Park, Mr. and Mrs Aultman, and Misses Marsh and Fountain greeted guests.
The Revind presidential elder will preach at Reynolits and lead the quarterly conference after the service. Officials and members are urged to attend as the event includes general business of public interest. Davenport authorities announce the gathering.
Eloise Weaver of Reynolds will sing at the University of Georgia in the opera Caraloria Rusticana and in pieces from Madame Butterfly Faust and Samson and Delilah with Metropolitan stars Lucrezia Bori Henri Scotti and others. She studies with Madame Rostand of Spain and Mabel Manning Wedge of Chicago and has impressed audiences with piano renditions. Miss Maxwell, director of voice, accompanies her and will teach at Judson College Marion after summer at Athens.
A lyrical verse urges keeping trouble elevated above the elements. It muses on staying alert, fighting stormy skies, and keeping dangers at bay as summer sings and the thunder rolls. The tone blends exhortation with a chant of resilience against a grim guest.
The text notes no firm Paleolithic evidence of Ireland's habitation and dates the first Celtic speaking invaders to about 600 B C. C. It mentions Belgic and Brythonic tribes settling in Britain and likely crossing to Ireland between 200 and 150 B C. The early history is largely legendary with a tradition of an A M 2520 colony led by Partholan from Greece.
Eleanor age five and her sister slept over with a cousin. They all lay crosswise in a single bed and slept through the night. The next day, Eleanor told her mother that they wept wrong side out last night.
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