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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
3
June 4 near Cordele, Hugh Smith shot four miles from Cordele after being found with Mrs Brown. Henry Brown surrendered to the sheriff in Cordele and is jailed in connection with the slaying.
Miss Sara Baldwin of Columbus was a Sunday guest of Mrs. Annie Downs. Mr. and Mrs. Sealy and their young daughter hosted visitors. Numerous locals traveled to Columbus and Butler for gatherings. Mrs. Havis Parks improved after illness and returned home from Columbus hospital.
The Butler Herald notes that on May 28 the district reached 100 percent dues payment from regular substitute and retired carriers. A few carriers remain to be enrolled and officers hope to announce full enrollment soon.
Washington reports Congress will press ahead with major measures including farm relief and the Wagner labor bill with no adjournment date. Senate Majority Leader Robinson after a Roosevelt conference said work will continue at least ten more days and that the President may send a drought crisis message to Congress.
The piece outlines the crucifixion of Jesus with sections on Judas Pilate and the crowd, detailing the scourging mockery and crucifixion. It emphasizes the suffering and abandonment Jesus endured and reflects on the moral implications of the act within a religious framework.
The text discusses Jesus crucifixion with emphasis on his suffering and the moment of death. It cites biblical phrases such as It is finished and Father into thy hands I commend my spirit while debating whether Jesus laid down his life of his own accord.
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