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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

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Providence Canyons Georgia's Grand Canyon story

A Columbus Enquirer-Sun feature chronicles Providence Canyons in Stewart County, once called Providence Caves. The piece praises erosion wonders, notes civic effort by Lumpkin Lions and Ledger-Enquirer to promote the site, and provides vivid directions and visitor impressions including a 100 foot drop, colorful canyon walls, and options to explore nearby formations. Dudley Wilmeth endorses a weekend trip.

Columbus Enquirer-Sun Providence Lumpkin and Richland Grand Canyons Arizona Yosemite Valley California Stewart Yosemite Bridal Veil Providence Caves Providence Canyons Georgia Grand ‘Canyon Georgia’s Grand Canyon Washington Richmond Mississippi River Lumpkin Lions Club The Ledger-Enquirer Grandfather Canyon Dudley Wilmeth Columbus Cusseta Lumpkin

Progress Reported From Columbus Methodist District Conference

At Richland, the Columbus district conference heard Rev. Dr. T. D. Ellis of Louisville preach on Whom Do Men Say That I Am. Morning sessions featured speakers from various Methodist interests. Licenses were renewed for several local preachers, and others had their character passed without renewal. The spiritual progress report noted strides and outlined fields for further growth. Observers included Rev. C. A. Britton and Rev. J. A. Smith, with W P Folds presenting the Woman's Work report.

Columbus Richland T. D. Ellis Louisville Bruce Wilson Buena Vista Alfred Duck Parrott Roy Hall R. J. Barnes J E. Duke R. E Bailey A. Cook Phenix City J.W. Hut Robert Albert Trulock Vhes J. P. Dell Moultrie Leland Moore Caiiro J.H. Wilson W. P. Folds

Afternoon Singing at Mt Pisgah Church Next Sunday

Mt Pisgah Church announces an afternoon singing next Sunday at two o clock inviting all singers and gospel music lovers to attend. Visiting leaders are expected and a cordial welcome is given to community members and visitors. A second notice states Prof Theodore Sisk will begin a singing school July 24 at Mt Pisgah, daily 9 am to 4 pm, inviting all who wish to learn music.

Mt. Pisgah Theodore Sisk Sisk Music Co Toccoa

Quarterly meeting at Wesley Church July 6

Our third quarterly conference will be held at Wesley church next Thursday July 6. It is hoped everyone will come with a good report and praying that God will give us a great day spiritually. Edgar A Martin.

Wesley Church Edgar A. Martin

Cemetery Cleanup at Union Cemetery Mon July 3

All persons with relatives or friends buried at Old Camp Ground Union Cemetery six miles north of town are asked to meet at 8 o'clock Monday morning to clean the cemetery grounds.

Old Camp Ground Union Cemetery

Taylor Co H D Club to Present Program in Americas

The Taylor County Home Demonstration Club plans a county program built from community demos held May 24 at Butler High School and will present in Americas on July 6. Teams from Early Macon Dodge and Tift counties will compete. A school bus from Mauk will depart Americus at 8 am to transport participants and interested spectators to the event.

Butler High School Americas Macon Dodge Tift Jack Woodall Mauk

Barnes-Woods Families Hold Second Annual Reunion

Barnes-Woods relatives gathered at Parks Pond near Butler for the second annual reunion. In attendance were 42 members including Ernest Barnes and family, P. C Barnes, Luella Woods Doster, Ella Cannon, Gordon Parks and others from Butler Ellaville Br onwood Milledgeville Howard Dawson and Leesburg. A noon picnic followed a day of conversation and fellowship.

Barnes-Woods Parks Pond Butler Ernest Barnes P. C Barnes Ernestine Barnes W. H. Miller Bronwood Luella Woods Doster Milledgeville Ella .W. Cannon Americus Brit Barnes Mary Barnes S. T. Barnes Patsy Ann Barnes Ellaville Gordon ‘Parks Raymond Donald Katherine Errol Parks Howard Wm. Buckner Harvey Charlyn Rose Buckner Junction City Carl Butler G. M. Heath Alton Harold Heath C. C. Spinks Gerald Spinks Zebulon W. R. Woods Dawson Hugh Stovall Rody Stovall Leesburg Carson Parks Thomas H. Parks Jim Woods Mauk Carolyn Brown

Fickling Lodge Plans Big Day With Masonic Conferment

Fickling Lodge No. 129 F and A M plans a big day on Thursday July 6 with Bro Asa Singleton of Mt Benning and his lodge conferring the Master’s Degree. A barbecue is set for 5 PM at McCants pond. Americus Reynolds and Fort Benning delegations are expected. members urged to assist for a glorious visit.

Fickling Lodge Asa Singleton Mt. Benning McCants Pond All Brothers of Fickling Lodge T. E. Tante W.M

Beautify Bethel Cemetery Day Planned Near Route 2

A community event sets Tuesday, July 4th to clean and beautify burial lots at Bethel cemetery, about 20 miles south of town near Route 2. Residents meeting at the church early with tools to perform the work are invited to participate.

Bethel Cemetery Route

Hundreds of Singers Attend Southwest Georgia Association Event

Hundreds of singers from Taylor and neighboring counties attended the Southwest Georgia Singing Association event held in Butler. A. H. NeSmith of Manchester presided with assistance from A. E. Locke and Charlie Simmons. The radio broadcast from Butler allowed distant residents to enjoy the program. Future meetings are planned for Thomaston in July and Talbotton in August, with Taylor County set to host in October.

Taylor Southwest Georgia Singing Association A. H. NeSmith Manchester A. E. Locke Taylor County Charlie. Simmons NeSmith Butler Bibb Talbot Upson Muscogee Harris Meriwether Coweta Spalding Lamar Heard Troup Locke

Local Merchants Agree To Close On July Fourth

We the undersigned merchants and business firms agree to close our respective places of business on Tuesday July 4, closing at ten o'clock Tuesday morning and remaining closed throughout the remainder of the day. The list includes M P Jarrell Dept. Store The Palace Market W H Trussell The Cross Shop C Dreizin Cash Grocery Co J W McKenzie Mrs Bertha Bazemore H B Walker E H Bazemore Cash Market Maxwell's 10c Store M R Williamson Q B Bankston Joiner Brothers M W Smith J R Wilson L M Doyel Bert's Beauty Shoppe N L Halley Alene's Beauty Shoppe Ruth's Beauty Salon.

Alene Ruth

Tent Meeting Begins At Camp Ground July 4 1939

A revival tent meeting starts Tuesday night at Camp Ground Community. Organizer Edgar A. Martin seeks at least one hundred conversions and calls unsaved, backslidden, and seeking believers to attend for a Holy Ghost revival born of earnest prayer. The message invites all in reach to join for personal blessing and family benefits.

Camp Ground Jone Edgar Martin

Local Masons Seek to re organize Eastern Star chapter

Mr T E Tante worshipful master of Fickling Masonic Lodge aims to re organize an Eastern Star Chapter in Butler. He reports a previous active chapter with about 85 members and cites rules from Americus grand patron J E Logan for chartering: 18 to 40 signers, at least two Master Masons, four ladies, and a fee of not less than $5 per member. Ladies eligible to join urged to contact Tante or Mr J Hy Amos secretary.

T. E. Tante Fickling Masonic Lodge Tante J. E. Logan Americus Logan Eastern Star Butler Blue Lodge Astern Star J.” Hy Amos Pickling Lodge

Col Sheppard to Speak at Butler Methodist Church

Col C L Sheppard from Ft Valley will speak at the eleven o clock preaching hour Sunday morning at the Butler Methodist church. Rev B A Martin urges all laymen to hear him, promising a rare treat. Evening services will be conducted at 7 o clock by Rev Mr Martin with all invited.

Col C. L. Sheppard Butler Methodist Church Sun Ft. Valley South Georgia Methodist Conference Butler Methodist Col. Sheppard B.A. Martin Sheppard Mr.Martin

July Pension Checks Not to Arrive on Time

Judge L T Peed of Taylor County Ordinary said July old age pension checks will not arrive before July 6 due to heavy state Capitol workload as the fiscal year ends June 30. He added checks will be delivered to pensioners as soon as they are received.

L.T. Peed Taylor County State Capitol Peed

July 4 Entertainment at the Dean Theatre Butler

Red and Raymond and their boys from Ole Kentucky perform at the Dean Theatre on July 4 in Butler with two showings. The screen features The Jones Family in Everybody's Baby. A local ad notes home cured hams for sale by Reynolds and Gay.

Red & Raymond Ole Kentucky Dean Theatre Butler Jones Family

Hancock Killed in Auto Mishap on River Bridge

William L. Hancock Jr. died about eight o'clock Sunday night after his 1937 Ford tudor sedan was side-swiped on the Mint River Bridge twelve miles north of Butler on Highway 3. Miss Josephine Green of Atlanta was seriously injured with a fractured skull and broken ankle. Two Columbus men in a truck were treated for facial and body cuts. their condition not serious. Sheriff John M. Bone said the wreck occurred near the Taylor county end of the bridge.

William L. Hancock, Jr Dublin Atlanta Mint Rigar Bridge Butler Josephine ‘Green Hancock Macon W. R. Newtan Iix Simms Columbus Montgomery Hospital Taylor County John M. Bone Newman

One Prize Increased To Three In Contest On World's Fair Trip

The Herald announces three cash prizes for the contest about my trip to New York and the World's Fair. First prize is $10, second $5, and third $2. Names of winners and their contributions will be published in next week's Herald.

The Herald fMy New York

Revival Services At Norwich Begin Next Sunday Night

Norwich church announces revival services to start next Sunday evening at 7:30 with daily worship through the week. A special service is planned Tuesday July Fourth to benefit Rev G N Rainey, superintendent of the Southern District of the new Methodist church, who will conduct. Rev Ellerbee states hopes for notable singing each night under Ralph Montgomery’s direction, with a different speaker each evening.

Norwich Church G. N. Rainey Methodist Church Ellerbee Ralph. Montgomery Norwich Cena Speker

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Stewart County Methodist Mt. Pisgah Church Wesley UNION Mr. Tante Mr. Amos ROR Sale Moiner Reynolds Gay
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