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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1941
Page
7
Mr and Mrs C S Newten and others are listed visiting family in Macon Camilla Thomaston and Butler. Residents plan trips to Chattanooga Washington DC Niagara Falls and Chicago while many relatives host gatherings and weekend visits across Georgia South Carolina and Florida.
Miss Sara Myers of Richland and Columbus married Howard McCants of Butler and Athens. The ceremony took place May 16 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Blanton in Columbus. The couple will reside in Athens where McCants works for Cosby Hodges Milling Co.
Engagement announced for Miss Dorothy Grice Smith and John Andy Smith Jr of Talbotton and Greenville S C. The marriage is set for June 28 and will unite families with strong ties to Taylor County and beyond.
Laurette Fickling leaves Wednesday for Morningside College Sioux City Iowa. She will undergo training for a week before entering the Youth Caravan for the summer program.
Due to Columbus District Conference and a joint meeting of two missionary circles, the Martha Benns and Fannie Wallace circles will meet Monday June 16 at 3 30 p m at the local Methodist church.
A Christian Science Lesson Sermon topic for church services world. Golden Text from Deuteronomy proclaims God as refuge and everlasting arms. Timely passages from II Timothy promise deliverance and preservation unto the heavenly kingdom. Mary Baker Eddy argues true security lies in divine Science.
The Mount Pisgah Baptist church hosts the regular monthly meeting of the B W M U led by Mrs Tim Locke and Miss Ruth Locke. The program centers on An Urgent Gospel with a Europe night and includes songs prayers readings and a reading about Homes.
The death angel visited Grandmother Culverhouse on April 30 1941 after a stroke left her paralyzed for three days. She was 78, a faithful lady loved by all and survived by eight children, twenty seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Her Montgomery Alabama birth name was Frances Scott and she married Green Culverhouse March 10 1880. A grand daughter Edna Culverhouse recalls her love and cheerful work.
On March 11 1941 the Moore family welcomed two sons Raymond Clarence and Robert Faxton but after five hours Robert Faxton died, believed to be God's will. The mother Mrs C H Moore writes that Robert rests in heaven as they cherish the memory and hope for reunion in the future.
The Dean Theatre will close night shows at 11 pm to conserve electricity for defense production. Patrons are asked to be seated by 9 pm. Dean Theatre, IL R. Dean Messenger.
Frances Windham guides a broad itinerary through Washington showing the Monument, Capitol, White House, Supreme Court, Library of Congress, Smithsonian, Mount Vernon, Arlington, and the Potomac boat ride. The tour highlights include the National Zoo, the Masonic Temple, and a final return to Georgia, ending with reflections on national memory.
Frances Windham outlines a study trip visiting Atlanta and the Capitol of Georgia then touring North Georgia mountains and waterfalls. She plans Raleigh North Carolina mountains tobacco fields Virginia Civil War sites and Alexandria. The journey ends with views of Washington DC sights from across the Potomac.
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