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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
7
Local notes list visitors from Thomastown Americus and Macon with names including Mrs Mary Person Mrs John Adams and Mr James Scandrett. Births weddings and birthdays noted as well as upcoming events and school activities at Montezuma and Butler area.
Taylor Griffin of Sir Saunders Taylor and Polds announces the engagement of Wynnita Claire Gritfin to Rodewachl Be. The notice states plans for a forthcoming ceremony to take place in a future date and location.
The annual musical program by Butler High School pupils will be held Friday evening, June 8. A second recital on June 18 features MacDowell Club students Clyde Afay Green and Marjorie Walker. Programs will appear in next week’s Herald.
. The final meeting of the Junior Music Clubs was held Tuesday afternoon in the Baptist church annex. The St. Cecilia and Mac Dowell Clubs met jointly with Bessie Dreizin in charge. A miniature theater presented a play about violin master Pagannini. Virginia Perkins organized the two plays with Homer Downs assisting. Ann Halley performed four piano solos, impressing the group. Members thanked Ruth Dunnody and Myra Byrd. Hazel Parks and Lilouise Windham provided ice cream and cake to close the event. Magic music and games ended the gathering.
The annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans will be held in Chattanooga Tennessee June 6-8. Many United Daughters of the Confederacy members expected to attend. A reduced railroad rate of one fare round trip via identification certificate plan is authorized. Georgia Daughters officials must request certification from Division President Mrs T W Reed Athens Ga noting number needed.
Home demonstration agent Miss Leonora Anderson advised Taylor county homemakers that after breeding season roosters should be removed from the laying flock. She urged sending roosters to market or making chicken salad as keeping extras wastes feed and spoils eggs in warm weather. If a unusually good rooster is kept for next year, keep him separate to protect egg quality.
The Cross Roads Woman's Home Demonstration Club hosts The Old Maid's Convention at the school building on Fee day evening June 8 beginning at 8 o'clock. Public invited. Admission 10¢ and 15¢.
Public notice warns of upcoming re opening of fishing season at McCants mill areas. Owner W F Gray will charge a small rental for samping quarters pavilion fishing privileges and boat use to cover upkeep costs. Public urged to arrange in advance to avoid disappointment.
A doctrinal study outlines the final hours before the crucifixion, tracing Jesus's steps from the Passover preparation to Gethsemane and the betrayal. It highlights the betrayal by Judas, the institution of the Lord's Supper, Jesus's agony, and the readiness to endure Calvary, with emphasis on obedience to the Father’s will and fidelity to his flock.
The narrative recounts Jesus facing blasphemy charges before Caiaphas, claiming deity, the Sanhedrin waiting for daylight, and Peter’s denial at the courtyard, with a cock crowing as Jesus looks on Peter who weeps.
Mourning for Aubry Garrett who died suddenly on November 14, 1938 at age 26 in Louisville Kentucky. The obituary notes a bright future cut short, a grieving wife, a devasted father and siblings, and fond memories that will linger at the graveside.
A unnamed local writer recounts Mary leaving for summer school to find her mother gravely ill. Mary returns home after a telegram and prays by the bedside as the mother regains speech at 9 am. The mother later eats and the family rejoices. Mary abandons school to stay with her mother for the rest of her life.
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