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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1933
Page
9
The piece urges daily kindness amid high stress and want. It argues misers hoarding wealth are not funny in hardship, and encourages helping relatives and neighbors, then expanding to alleviate nearby woe as God expects thoughtfulness and care.
Miss Wina Gill visited Sunday with Miss Dorothy Bazemore. Numerous residents hosted guests from Reynolds Reynolds Ocilla Marshallville Washington D C Louisville Reynolds Thomaston Roberta and Flint River area. Community news notes illnesses visitors church youth meeting and local business openings.
Circle No 1 met at Mrs Eli Garrett home with 11 members and 10 visitors presiding officer Mrs W S Hightower elected treasurer succeeded by Mrs R A Scandre tt. Committees formed and a weighing party planned for March 24 at 8 pm. Devotional featured America the Beautiful and prayer. readings on Christ life and Psalm interpretation followed. green and white refreshments marked St Patrick's memory. Circle No 2 at Mrs H E Allen home held business and readings, piano solo, and old time melodies. Circle No 8 met at Methodist church with officers elected and program on Church Rolls up Its Sleeves. sandwiches and punch served.
Mr and Mrs Walter H Snider announce the birth of a son John Winfield on March 5 at Our Lady of the Lake Suitarium. Mrs Snider was formerly Miss Beth M Simmons of this city. The Sniders are the son and daughter of R L Snider formerly of Montezuma now of Butler.
Columbus Georgia March 22 Mr R H Hollis of Cusseta Ga died at Cusseta Sunday Born May 80 1854 son of Martin T and Martha King Hollis Married Lula Miller March 8 1883 they celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary this month Father of Mrs J H Stanford formerly of this city many friends sympathize with her in her say loss
Porto Rico sweet potatoes offered by Bussey Childs of Butler Georgia at 50 cents per bushel. Local notice indicates availability to buyers in the area. Product name and price stated with seller location.
State inspected Porto Rice sweet potatoes for planting and sale by R. B. McCants in Butter, Georgia. The notice signals authorized seed availability and local agricultural commerce.
Georgia Educational Association and allied groups in Savannah announce an April 17 to 22 event with rail travel from Georgia points. One way plus 250 round trip fare offered to the public with ticket sales. Gale dates April 15 to 21. Return limit May 1, 1938. Ask ticket agent for further information via Central of Georgia Railway.
The bulletin chronicles classroom absences due to mumps and illness in several grades, lists students like Roswell Locke and Roy Eubanks, notes reading progress with a chart of readers, and reports on a biology moth specimen. It also covers fabric chemistry lessons contrasting cotton linen rayon and fibers, plus a high school party honoring Pansy and Harley Jr with games, gifts, punch, and sandwiches.
Last Wednesday in chapel Mr. Brown led a devotional based on Solomon’s dream from I Kings and the talk on Spiritual and Material Values. He noted Georgia’s high road spending yet low education ranking, urging focus on wisdom and scriptural knowledge. Brother Hobbs followed, emphasizing God’s attributes and knowing Christ as the chief duty. Mrs. H H Riley hosted a social gathering afterward.
The new operetta Where Do We Go From Here at Butler school auditorium on Thursday at 8:00 features Frances Williamson leading a cast of Miss Williams Williamson Kathryn Williams and others. Six chorus girls perform with fashionable costumes as Junior Music Clubs sponsor the three act comedy and romance to raise funds for the music department.
The article reviews Bach’s personal drive as key to his success and notes club members' appreciation of teaching, student contributions, a seven-volume donation from Sallie Wilson, and the social events around St Patrick celebrations.
Washington March 19 The memory of Nicholas Longworth of Ohio longtime speaker of the house will be honored by a new music foundation at the Library of Congress Its funds will earn only interest and be used to support an annual commemorative concert The former speaker nicknamed Nick enjoyed piano playing at informal gatherings and was described as a violinist of notable ability with a deep understanding of music
The Williams family expresses sincere thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death of husband and father George A. Williams. Note from International Tropical of Garden Clubs. Return limit April 10, 1938. Ask Ticket Agent for further information. CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAC
A note of optimism spreads among South Georgia farmers as they prepare for planting in 1988, with confidence that it will be a strong year despite early uncertainties.
The text argues that true wisdom comes from steadfast faith and unwavering commitment. It cites John the Baptist, Paul, John Wesley, and Whitefield as examples, noting history favors those who never waver. It calls for modern leadership that remains constant, prioritizes a righteous cause, and is willing to die for it.
The city’s mayor, a steadfast political figure, commands a loyal crowd and firm convictions. Critics say while he appears dependable to supporters, opponents question his consistency, drawing comparisons to trust and reliability among voters and peers.
A speaker recalls disciplining a Bob Jones College student who wandered in loyalty while away preaching on Sundays. He notes repeated corrections and asks for divine intervention rather than human reform. The preacher cites Jesus turning Peter from indecisive to steadfast as the only lasting fix.
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