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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1933
Page
8
A compact verse derived from Kleiser’s Count Gratitude urges daily blessings and deeds. It lists gifts such as friends, kind acts, resilient faith, comforting words, wisdom, books, and prayer to guide life. The cadence emphasizes joy, patience, courage, and sharing while seeking divine will and restful sleep.
A flurry of social notes from Butler highlights include Mrs F A Peed and Miss Kathleen Peeq visiting in Macon, Mrs C C Freeman of Perry guesting with Mrs A M Freeman, and various residents hosting guests from Waycross, Columbus, Macon, Richmond and Atlanta. Other items mention a birth announcement for Barbara Le Nora, funeral attendance in Columbus, and multiple trips to visit relatives and attend events in nearby towns.
Miss Laurette Fickling and Frances Riley return from Atlanta after several pleasant days. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Lowe of Washington DC expected Monday, to visit their mother Mrs. W. W. Edwards in Butler. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Benns hosted dinner with Misses Margaret and Martha Benns and Charles Benns Jr. at Buena Vista. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Joiner and Horace, Mrs. Etta Ivey, and Miss Nannie Joiner leave for ten days in St. Petersburg Florida to visit relatives.
The Filathia Sunday School class of Butler Baptist Church hosted a Tuesday afternoon shower at Mrs. T. G. Turk’s home for Mrs. Elmo Pilcher formerly Miss Leila Maude Anglin. Guests enjoyed summer flowers, games, and punch in pink and green, with miniature nosegay favors and gifts presented by Mrs. Martin Chapman.
On July 20 at 8 30 p m Judge L T Peed officiated the marriage of Miss Leila Maude Anglin to Mr Elmo Pilcher The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Anglin and many friends will observe the announcement Pilcher works with the highway department and since moving to Butler over a year ago has won wide esteem The Herald joins friends in offering congratulations and best wishes
Miss Marzell Childres and Mr Terrell Booth exchanged vows July 22 at Judge L T Peed residence. Bride is daughter of Mrs J T Childres and groom son of Mr and Mrs J R Booth. The couple enjoys strong local popularity as friends extend best wishes.
Georgia dealers instructed by Atlanta offices to reduce price gap between Crown Ethyl and regular gasoline from 8 cents to 2 cents per gallon. Effective July 28, the move aims to share savings from improved manufacturing facilities with motorists on the companys premier product.
Chicago 1938 Century of Progress Exposition offers daily ticket sales from Butler with varied time limits and fare levels. Special excursions run August 4–5 with August 12 limit and September 1–8 with September 9 limit. fares include 21.90 dollars and reduced round trip Pullman rates. Information available from ticket agents and F J Robinson, General Passenger Agent, Savannah Central of Georgia Railway.
Atlanta July 11 1988 Dear Superintendent details annual county license and state certificate renewals. Examinations Aug 5 under County Superintendent and Board of Education. state certificates July 28. Reading Course basis, general subjects listed, renewal criteria, and required summer school or exams. Includes book list and contact signoff by M D Collins.
A Central of Georgia Railway notice promotes a palatial Savannah liner weekend outing. Rail fare from Butler to Savannah and return is 350 dollars. Steamer charge for a 100 mile ocean trip includes luncheon for 2.50. Describes the trip as a most delightful way to spend a perfect weekend.
The speaker argues against Darwinian evolution, claiming it harms spiritual life and misleads belief. He reflects on life's purpose, the need to have work and plans, and envisions heaven as a place of endless, unwearied activity where tasks and dreams are fulfilled.
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