Butler Locals Host Guests and Visitors This Weekend
Local social notes detail visits and hosting across Butler. Counts show residents and guests from Macon, Atlanta, Columbus, and Florida enjoying weekends, dinners, and drives, with multiple families welcoming relatives and friends. Mentions include Miss Evelyn Gillis, Miss Maryana Brewer, Col. H. P. Wallace, and Mrs. J. W. Hall among others.
Circle Meetings Report July Socials and Hostess Changes
Circle No 1 met at Mrs Jack Gills home with Mrs Eli Garrett presiding. Reports from chairmen and a devotional by Mrs May Riley followed by sandwiches and tea. Circle No 2 of the Woman's Missionary Society met at Mrs Walter Suggs home with Mrs C S Cox as co hostesses. Singing prayer and devotional were led by members, seventeen attended with two visitors. They planned to meet at Mrs R C Montgomerys home in August with Mrs L M Doyel as co hostess.
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Jack Gill
Gene Bazemore
Entertaining Circle No
Eli Garrett
May Riley
Miss Fank "Gray
Woman's Missionary Society
Walter Suggs
C. S. Cox
Martin
Lewis Adams
R. C. Montgomery
L. M. Doyel
Passover Lessons and the Exodus Narrative
A Sunday school lesson explains the final Egyptian plague, the death of the firstborn, and God's differentiation between Hebrews and Egyptians. It links the Passover to the Feast of Unleavened Bread, the blood protection, and Christ as our Passover, noting unleavened life as Holiness and faith in God's plan.
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B. C
Raaraoh
God
Pharaoh Ake
Moses
Pharaoh
Israel
Earth
Hyssop
Jehovah
Christ
Jesus
Pharaon
Aaron
Pleasant Hill Revival Opens July 31 at Rural Church
Revival services begin Saturday at Pleasant Hill church six miles south of Rupert on No. Three Highway. Rev. B. T. Gill of Thomaston leads, inviting all Christian people to attend for a soul-winning revival.
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Pleasant Hill
Rupert
No. Three
B. T .Gill
Thomaston
Pleasan Hill
Georgia eyes wild life industry as big money maker
The division of wild life views conservation and hunting as a potential 100 million dollar industry for Georgia. It could bring more income to residents than corn, peanuts, and tobacco combined, according to officials.
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Georgia
Division of Wildlife
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