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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1934
Page
7
Poem fragment questions the subject about actions and commitments rather than dreams. It contrasts fleeting hopes with concrete deeds. The speaker urges tangible plans and fulfillment of promises, seeking proof through intended deeds.
Butler locals recount visits and guests across Macon Augusta Savannah and Columbia. Mrs M E Everett attends Forestry Convention in Augusta while sis Martha Benns travels to Columbia. Several families hosted relatives from Ken South Carolina Dadeville Ala Richland and Ellaville over the weekend and Monday trips to Fort Valley for the South n Baptist Convention are noted. Montfort's improved condition is reported and well wishes flow.
Pulpit Committee invites the public to four upcoming services at Pisgah Baptist Church next Saturday and Sunday. H. G. Hobbs will lead each occasion with sermons on The Importance of Honor, Wither- Hanis, Introspection in self, and a Sunday night session at 7:30. Sunday school starts at 10 a.m.
A fragmented recap shows the High School team losing or winning by an 8 to 8 score with key plays misattributed and numerous errors by Tuthey infield. Reynolds and Windham contributed offense, while Spillers struck out six as the visitors notched seven hits to eight runs amidst a muddled box.
The piece argues the peak of unemployment lies in building trades as overall construction slows after a prior boom. It urges government backed loan guarantees to support repairing and modernizing dwellings, simplifying lending, and reducing financing costs for home builders.
A niece writes a heartfelt obituary for her uncle W A Johnston born April 19 1864 and died November 10 1933. He joined the Primitive Baptist church in boyhood and was loved for his helpful nature and gentle character. The tribute expresses faith in God and hopes for reunion in the better land, closing with loving memories and condolences from Dora Lou Bartlett.
A Christian Science Monitor essay argues disarmament is inner, not material, and peace arises from eradicating fear and hatred in individual thought. It cites Christ Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy, urging followers to align thinking with divine Love to disarm worldwide hostilities.
The sermon on the last things urges constant preparation for death or Christ's return. The parable of ten virgins illustrates wise preparedness through faith, regeneration, and grace. The bridegroom represents Christ. some bridesmaids are ready, others not, and the door will close for the unready. We must keep lamps lit and oil full, never assuming a known hour of arrival.
Little Doreather aged five died Thursday morning at her grandparents home in Reynolds after a three week illness. She lived in Colquitt County near Moultrie and is survived by her parents O F Dunn and a brother, plus grandparents and many relatives. Funeral services were held at Pleasant Grove conducted by Rev M T Gaultney. She is mourned by her aunt Verlin Crook with prayers for a reunion in heaven.
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