Butler Social Roundup of Visits and Guests
Dozens of visitors and locals are listed visiting relatives in Butler Collected arrivals include Miss Rheba Stalnaker in Columbus Miss Mary McCannon from Atlanta Mrs J W Hall and Miss Willie Leggitt from Ft Gaines Miss Alma Cook from Homerville and her parents Mr and Mrs D Cook Mrs Emma Tullis of Homerville Mr J H Walker of Canton Ohio Miss Irma Gill and Miss Virginia Cole with the Gills Mr Bernard Gordy of Denmark S C and Mrs Florence Gordy Mr and Mrs Roscoe Williamson of Atlanta and many Butler families The note also mentions city trips to Macon Vienna and Atlanta for events and schooling along with a school honor roll listing Butler student Carolyn Wall.
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Mary McCannon
Atlanta
J. W. Hall
Willie Leggitt
Ft. Gaines
Waa
Butler's
Carolyn Wall
Butler
Lula Wall
Ig. A. B. School of Commerce
Macon
Estrayed Hog At Butler Seeks Owner Identification
A black unmarked small hog about fifty pounds has been on the premises for two months. Owner must identify and claim it, paying all costs. Contact A. R. Lawhorn in Butler for details.
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A. R. Lawhorn
Butler
Lottie Moon Circle Meets Monday Afternoon
The Lottie Moon Circle met at the Baptist church with sixteen members present. Mrs. J. F. Posey and Mrs. C. B. Bankston hosted, offering $7 to the Orphans Home at Hopeville. April meeting set at the church with Mrs. Bazemore and Mrs. Almgreen as co hosts.
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Lottie Moon
J. F. Posey
C. B .Bankston
Hopeville
Alpril
J. R. Wilson
Dean
Bankston
Garden Club Organized Here Monday Afternoon
Mrs G F Oliphant and Mrs L A Shirley of Macon helped Butler ladies form a Garden Club at Mrs C S Newton's home. Officers elected include Marion West president and C S Newton vice president with Walter Suggs as secretary treasurer. Meetings set for the third Monday each month at 3 pm. April meeting at Miss Marion Wests home.
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G. F. Oliphant
L. A. Shirley
Macon
Butler
C.S. Newton
Oliphant
Vineville Garden Club
Marion West
Walter Suggs
Sec
Mauk W H D Club Meets At Mrs Woodall Home
The Mauk W H D Club met Tuesday afternoon March 24 at Mrs Jack Woodall's home with eight members and one visitor present. The meeting opened with singing and prayer followed by roll call and minutes. Reports included $1 paid for soil hauling and six garments made. egg and chick show discussed. poems read. home improvement discussed. next meeting to be in conjunction with the school program on April 1. refreshments served.
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Mauk W. H. D
Jack Woodall
Nettie B Hill
Club Reporter
Little Maxine Turner to Be in Moving Picture
Four year old Maxine Turner daughter of Mr and Mrs Mack Turner of Andersonville is among children chosen for a two reel moving picture sponsored by the Rialto Theatre in Americus Scenes are being filmed on the campus of Georgia Southwestern College in Americus The picture will be shown at the Rialto Theatre in Americus sometime in April.
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Little
Maxine Turner
Mack Turner
Andersonville
Rialto Theatre
Americas
iGeorgia Southwestern College
Americus
Singing at Mt Pisgah Next Sunday Afternoon
Community members are invited to Mt Pisgah Church next Sunday afternoon at 2 30 for a singing gathering. People from other communities are also welcome to attend and participate in the event.
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MT. Pisgah
Pisgah
Saul Becomes a New Man Sunday School Lesson
A Sunday school lesson outlines Paul the Apostle as a man chosen to fulfill history’s needs. It traces his birth, education under Gamaliel, and transformation on the Damascus road after persecuting Christians, culminating in his sight, baptism, and joining the Damascus church as Saul becomes Paul.
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Saul
Luther
Calvin
Knox
Europe
Paul
Stephens
Tarsus
Celicia
Holy Land
Damascus
Lord
Jesus
Ananias
Judas
Saul of
Transformation Through True Conversion and Visible Deeds
The piece argues that true Christianity rests on inward transformation through conversion described by Paul, not just beliefs. It emphasizes outward life reflecting inward change and urges deeds over mere profession. Also notes setting eggs for sale in New Hampshire Redshens with contact details.
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Paul
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Columbus
Alma
Cook
Homerville
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S. Newton
Emma, Tullis
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Canton, Ohio
Irma Gill
Virginia’ Cole
A. J. Gill
Louise Turk
Thomaston
Oulda Turk
Ruth Dunwody
Hazlehurst
Helen Dunwody
Bernard Gordy
Denmark, S. C
Florence Gordy
Roscoe Williamson
G. W. Williamson
G. M. Daniel
Carl Justus
Hapeville
Mary Gill
Montrose
Mrs
J. D. Cook
W. J. Butler
Janie Neisler
R. L. Sutton
Nettie Byrd
Grif In
Frank. Varnadoe
Vienna
Mr. Varnadoe
Anna Varnadoe
John Sorrells
Montezuma
Patricia
H. ‘B. Walker
E. A. Martin
Sarah Fickling
T. E. Tante
Arthur. Moore
Little Jane Peed
Mrs. Lewis Benson
J.C. Whipple
Quitman
Carolyn Whipple
Butler High School
Eb, B. Wilson
C. S. Newton
O. B. Bankston
J., R Wilson
Mary Holiday
Hey
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Mattie Cogburn
Macon Gardens
A. Peed
R. C., Montgomery
J. , Cochran
Martin Chapman
T. L. Fountain
Frank Gray
J. S. Green
C. B.bankston
Alma Cook
Mansel. Trussell
G.S. Newton
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Moon Circle
Mauk W.H.D. Club
Moving
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University of
College For the Education of Rabbis
Jerusalem
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Godo
Libby
Butler, GA
Dean Theatre
Wayne Morris
Priscilla Lane
Jane Bryan
Jack
Dick Powell
Olivia
Dehavilland
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Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Music Mountain
Bob Livingston
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H. W. Jarrell
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Ratleue
S. A Dull
Maxwell House Coffee
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