The Things of Every Day by Douglas Malloch
A short verse notes that daily small acts define life and linger longer than grand plans. It honors steady labor, family joys, and simple memories as the true riches that time cannot erase.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1924
Page
5
A short verse notes that daily small acts define life and linger longer than grand plans. It honors steady labor, family joys, and simple memories as the true riches that time cannot erase.
Miss Marion West spends the week in Atlanta while numerous Butler residents host visitors and attend events. The column lists guests from Macon Pike County Colum bus and Reynolds along with church activities school plays minstrel shows and a forthcoming marriage linked to J. D. Flint Tobacco Co. in Winston-Salem.
The Adet News notes Rev J H Stanford former Butler Methodist pastor received a banquet in Concord last Saturday night after delivering the Commencement Sermon. He was presented with a handsome watch chain and called the visit among his most pleasant life memories. His mother attended from Atlanta and was present at Sunday services. Stanford will preach the Commencement Sermon for Broxton School on Sunday.
The district committee reports the church is spiritually sound but stresses greater home prayer and more profession of faith. From 52 churches there are 110 new members in six months, below evangelistic targets. The Cusseta Charge and Columbus laymen trio show how lay effort can awaken towns. The panel urges pastors to mobilize leading members for personal work and timely action. May 22 1924 Reynolds Ga. Money to loan note and loan info follow.
Mrs Nina Sanford Hartley died Monday night at her Fort Valley home after a lengthy illness. Born 1869, she was longtime resident, wife of Ed F Hartley who died in 1894, and mother of Sanford Hartley and Mrs Eula Ashley. Surviving are five grandchildren, three sisters and two brothers. Funeral services were at the Methodist church with Mr Lou Warwick conducting. interment Oaklawn Cemetery.
A reflection questions why people seek or spread derisive rumors about others. The piece asks what gain comes from harming reputations and urges overlooking minor indiscretions to acknowledge the good in neighbors and avoid judging only by appearances.
Butler banks will be closed Friday May 30 in observance of National Memorial Day and will reopen for regular business on Tuesday June 3, a legal holiday commemorating Jefferson Davis' birthday.
Pickens Riley advertise fresh vegetables including beans potatoes squashes and cucumbers available every morning at reduced prices. Local notice emphasizes daily produce for patrons seeking bargain prices.
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