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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1924
Page
2
Reynolds Mercantile Co announces turnip cabbage and rutabaga seed, plus a theater event "Kicked Out of College" at the School Auditorium on July 19. Local visits by Hicks, Beeland, Hicks relatives, Camp Hoyle campaign activity, and a birthday dinner are noted among residents and MO parishioners with multiple names and nearby towns.
The Woman's Missionary Society met at Reynolds Methodist Church on Tuesday July 8 at four o'clock. The program opened with song and prayer, included a roll call and collection, a devotional by Mrs. J A Pendergrast, Scripture Matthew 25 8 46, discussion on the lesson, a duet by Mrs F A Ricks and Miss Florence Smith, and a mission study on The Child and Americas Future Chapter One. Dismissal followed with prayer by Mrs S D Anthony.
Rev. Leo B. Strickland and Miss Lella M. Parks wed Sunday at 3 30 PM in the Reynolds pastorium officiated by Rev. J A J Dumas. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs C H Parks of Panhandle district, joins a ministerial future. Strickland will remain principal at Andersonville school through next year before moving the couple to their new home after September.
Fifteen members gathered Thursday evening with President Mrs Amos Rodgers presiding. Program featured Estelle Henderson singing and reading from John ten, a guest child from Alabama sang, and Mrs Cleve Blair performed. Bazaar planned for next Thursday. baby shower for Mrs J B Amerson to be held at next meeting. New member Miss Evince Kirksey enrolled. Members enjoyed cake and cream served by Mrs Thompson and Miss Eunice Windham. The group thanked Esty team for service freezing the cream. Social hour followed. meeting adjourned until next month.
The Georgia House approved creating Peach County by a wide margin. If Senate supports, the measure goes to voters for ratification with Fort Valley named as county seat, carving Peach from Macon and Houston counties.
The A M E Church Sunday Schools and Missionary Convention meets at Reynolds A M E Church starting Wednesday July 16. Rev C A Wingfield will preside and Bishop J S Flipper, visiting bishop from Georgia, will speak Friday afternoon on The Negro in the South. White citizens and regional clergy invited. special seats for whites. Bishop to preach at 11:00 a m Sunday. REV G S MERCER, Pastor.
A Western Newspaper Union health column argues excess fat is a burden on the body and life insurance, urging reduced intake and increased activity. It likens overweight people to unfit prize fighters and stresses fat around internal organs harms health.
A Washington grower claims placing large bunches of flowers in the tops of blooming fruit trees pol lination was achieved by bees and other insects, producing a record crop.
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