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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1918

Page

3

Baptists Plan Major Program for Christian Education

Southern Baptists propose a three year drive totaling fifteen million dollars to fund Baptist schools in the South, with Georgia asked to raise 1.2 million. The plan targets 35,000 students including 3,500 ministerial students and centers on Christian schooling as essential to Christian progress. A Christian Education Day is set for June 30 to promote awareness, school offerings, and enrollment.

The Education Commission South Georgia Mercer University Bessie Tift Georgia Baptists Baptists of Baptists Germany God Save America Baptist Friends of Christian Education

No Hurry. Bess Says There Will Be Time After Heaven

The speaker notes that although he is an angel, social mixing can wait until after reaching heaven. The remark frames a lighthearted view of fate and afterlife relations.

Bess

War Savings Announcement by Taylor County Chairman

Special notice signed by I. F. Peebles as War Savings Chairman for Taylor County. He was appointed by State War Savings Director Hugh Richardson under the authority of the Secretary of the United States Treasury.

I. F. Peebles War Savings Taylor County Hugh Richardson Secretary of the United States Treasury

A Child’s Savings May Shorten The War

An article argues that small thrift stamp purchases by children can financially hasten victory. It notes the war's cost to allies exceeding vast daily sums and urges parents to have children buy 4 percent interest Thrift Stamps at 25 cents each from post offices, carriers, or stores to reduce the duration of the conflict and save lives.

Wesley News Item Highlights Local Visits and Illness

In Wesley this week several residents visited relatives in nearby towns including Lathan Waters C C Heath Everet Bazemore and Elizabeth Sealy and Gladys Haywood. M T Casey left for Tennessee training camp and typhoid fever illness affects the Spinks child.

M. T. Casey Tennessee

Reading to Own Books Urged by School Trustee

A school board member tells students the importance of reading and owning books, recounting how he worked through the night in youth to buy books and rose early to read them, emphasizing access to literature at all times.

Sugar Ration Rules for Retailers and Households Issued

J. T. Adams Food Administrator for Taylor County announces sugar control rules. Retailers must limit each purchaser to three pounds per family member per month and provide 25 pounds for canning, with 50 pounds during fruit and vegetable season. Restrictions apply on town and country sales, certificates required from Atlanta, and redistribution via wholesale dealers to ensure equal distribution. Built June 26, 1918.

Atlanta Federal Food Administration Builer J. T. Adams Taylor County

Letter From Taylor County Bay in France 1918

A WWI era letter from Private Chas Frank Slaughter of Co. K 325 Inf to his mother in Taylor County France May 22 1918 hints at morale prayer and news of family back home. The item also notes local society items in FP Potterville including sick lists visits pound parties and weekend outings with family and friends in nearby Butler Americus and surrounding areas.

Camp Gordon Papa Grace Quentine Clyde Old Georgia Chas Frank Slaughter Co. K

For Sale or Exchange Buick with new tires in good order

Buick automobile for sale with new tires and engine in perfect order. Will trade for anything worth the money. Car can be seen at Mauk. Contact A. H. Hendricks, Mauk.

Buick Automobile Mauk A. H. Hendricks

Also Mentioned on This Page

Arch C. Cree Southern Baptist Convention Hot Springs Southern Baptists Dixie Wesley News Shorty Mr. Lathan Waters C C Heath Everet Bazemore Elizabeth Sealy Butler Gladys Haywood Columbus Frank Fuller Shiloh Church Wesley Ed Lewis W.E. Spinks J R Wade Jim Boothe F. E. Casey Byron W. D. Parker and Nephew W. A. Spinks and Mr Spinks Miss Pearl Adams Lena Mae Spinks of Rey Marion Bostice I. F. Peebles & Company Taylor County Bay France Potterville A. H. Windham Katie Mullins Henry Barrow Gertrude Albritton Messrs Hennie Lillie Blair Gertrude Wyon Cyntha Windham Eva Shrimpshire W. A. Blair C. V. Blair Americus Sunday H. P. Bartlett
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