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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1940
Page
7
Fragments describe social visits across Thomaston Butler and surrounding area. Family members and friends from Pittsburg Philadelphia Atlanta Macon and Columbus are listed hosting and visiting relatives, with several weekend gatherings and travel notes. A child’s arsenic incident near Butler is noted alongside a piano performance by Miss Green in Covington Louisiana.
A Sunday school lesson reflects on Nineveh as a mighty ancient city, Jonah’s call to preach repentance, and God’s mercy offered to a wicked nation. It connects to New Testament themes of salvation for Gentiles and universal access to divine grace through Jesus Christ.
About 200 bushels of good ear corn offered for sale at $1.00 per bushel. Sale is at the seller’s barn in Butler Georgia. Contact BE Cox for arrangements and pickup.
Butler Garden Club met in Miss Marion West's landscape garden on Wednesday afternoon with hostesses Mrs. F C Jarrell Mrs Ab Jarrell and Mrs W F Bombry Twenty members answered roll call and four visitors attended Mrs G T Whitehead Macon Claudia Pierre Marie Jarrell and Laurette Fickling. President Mrs L R Dean handled unfinished and new business before a social half hour followed by an elaborate salad course and iced tea.
Miss Martha Pace daughter of Congressman Stephen Pace wed William D. Swift at the First Methodist church in Columbus. The ceremony featured Alencon lace gown, ivory marquisette, organ music, and a Windsor hotel reception attended by family and friends from Columbus Americus Hawkinsville and beyond. The couple plans to live in Columbus after a trip to Atlantic City New York and Canada.
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