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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1927
Page
2
Reynolds residents share a long list of guests and visits from Americus, Macon, Atlanta, and Columbus. The community notes include Mr. and Mrs. Whatley, Miss Seay, Miss Musslewhite, Miss Hicks, and many others visiting relatives or attending local events, church services, and spring graduations.
Mrs BW Hinton entertained at her home on Friday afternoon with a Bridge party. Guests included Thurman Whatley Mia Ray Hinton Mrs W EB Marshall Mia EW Hurt and Mrs John A. During the event canapés and a salad course were served.
Mr and Mrs B W Hinton entertained the Night Bridge club at their country home Thursday evening. A Tate hour later after which delicious refreshments were served. Mrs Thurman Whatley set Boore among the ladies and was awarded a prize. Mr John Proctor made high score among ten players. Those playing were Mr and Mrs Whatley, Mr Hodges, Mr and Mrs Willoughby Marshall Jr, Mr and Mrs Be, Mr and Mrs John Proctor, Mrs Edmund Hurt.
The Woman's Club gathered with Brie Newsom and Edith Newsom to enjoy an evening of music and community. Miss Marion Hodges and Mrs Edward McDowell performed solos while Mrs Carson and Mrs Pendergrast contributed piano pieces amid readings by Sara Cooper and others. An icy course followed the program and Mrs Guy Windham was welcomed as a new member.
The Gordon-Cardoty Chapter held its May meeting at Miss Melissa Ogburn’s home with forty five members present. It elected new officers for the next two years led by Mrs D Seay as co president and Miss Leachrt Sees as historian. Visitors included Mrs Franke Withoft from Fort Valley who spoke about an upcoming event. A cake and cream reception followed.
Fragmentary note compares hare and rabbit meat noting both are herbivorous. It describes hare flesh as dark and dry while rabbit meat is lighter and more savory, with implied judgments on texture and savor.
An early revival tale describes a London chapel scene where a sweeper and a boy engage in a dialogue about revival. The speaker urges that revival comes from God but requires honest human effort, prayer, faith, testimony, and personal work to secure divine blessing and spiritual harvest.
A fragmented church notice urges attendance at Sunday morning preaching services for children and young people. The readable text emphasizes guidance for youths and consistency of service, indicating plans for Sunday events and post-service activities for families.
Garden Valley Methodist Church invites the community to a Sunday service at 3:30 pm featuring guest singer Ty Be Davenport. The event aims to welcome all to join in worship and fellowship.
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