Paying the Price in Life and Work Mindset
Poem and news notes blend quotes on choosing hard paths and personal resolve. The piece urges self discipline, links success to inner will, and closes with social notes on local visitors and a sports outing. Names include Mrs Nina Peterman, Eloise Peterman, Miss Ouida Brewer, Prof H J Garland, Miss Rachael Duckworth, Miss Mildred Garrett, Dr Eli Garrett, W F Cowart, B H Cheek. Local social updates mention visits to Macon and a Georgia Oglethorpe ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouida Brewer
Rachael Duckworth
Columbus
Macon
Mildred Garrett
Reynolds High School
Eli Garrett
Butler Locals Share News and Visits List
Butler area residents report visitors and travels including Mr and Mrs Hicks Brown and son Forest in Americus, Miss Florence Peterman from Geneva, M E Everett from Macon, Mr and Mrs W J Butler and F P Golding in Macon, Oscar Dreizin family in Fastman, Hoy Dent of Roberta dining with Herbert Adams, R A Turner in Macon, R E B Hill of Ella ill, Dr and Mrs L R Dean of Una ill, Mrs Nancy Moulton’s health improving, Mary Persons visiting Hawkinsville, Lowry Riley family week end at Julia Riley’s, Reynolds guests S H Bryan and Clifford Watley, B J Byrd and daughter Myra with J S West, Rachael Duckworth visiting, Mrs A E Locke returning from vacation, and William Trussell visiting local friends.
St Cecilia Music Club Holds Fall Meeting and Plans
The St Cecilians opened the fall meeting at Mrs Edwards home with Mary Tom Gray as president delivering greetings. Members reviewed club history, introduced new members, shared September musical facts, and practiced piano solos to build a repertory for future performances. Additional notes cover worship, opera study, honor roll emphasis, officer correction, and upcoming hymn contest. meeting adjourned for October.
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St. Cecilians
Edwards
Mary Tom Gray
St. Cecilia
Greig Meyerbeer
Dvorak
Clara Schumann
France
Better Musicianship League
Deacher
Sara Cox
Frances Williamson
Kathleen
Virginia McCants
Rec
Bridge Party At Mrs Joiner’s Pleasant Fall Decor
Mrs T B Joiner hosted a Bridge Party Wednesday afternoon in her brick bungalow enhanced with fall blooms. Four tables of players gathered with Miss Martha Maxwell taking top score and Miss Mary Hurdle earning consolation. Mrs Henry Saylor was the sole out of town guest. Guests enjoyed a salad course.
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T. B. Joiner
Martha Maxwell
Mary Hurdle
Henry Saylor
Emerson Williams Nuptials Link Families in Sept
On Wednesday evening September 24 at 8 oclock at the bride's home Miss Essie Emerson married Mr Oswell Williams of Unadilla. Rev C H Moore of Thomaston conducted the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Rev and Mrs W H Emerson and the groom is a farmer from Dooly County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Emerson
Oswell Williams
Unadilla
C. H. Moore
Thomaston
W. H. Emerson
Dooly County
Road Tax Notice to Taylor County Taxpayers
Road taxes must be paid by October 1980. Taxpayers not paying by the date will be summoned before the Commissioners. Contempt of court and non payment charges may apply. Pay now, tax is four dollars. Signed W. A. Anglin, Road Tax Collector, Taylor County.
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Taylor
sCounty
W. A. Anglin
Taylor County
Freiburg Passion Play Comes to Columbus Direct From Germany
Freiburg Passion Play arrives in Columbus October 15 to 18 announced by R E Glendon. The production, not a film, features the original Fassnacht Christus cast after runs in New York and midwest cities. The Fassnacht family have long handed down Freiburg’s passion play with thousands taking part.
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Freiburg
Columbus
R. E. Glendon
America
Germany
New York Hippodrome
Christus
Adolf Fassnacht
Black Forest
Fassnacht
Senior Class Organizes at Builer's High School
The Senior Class of Builer's High School organized on Tuesday with C. W. Bazemore elected president Clara Spillers vice president and Daisy Bone secretary treasurer. Rosebuds were chosen as the class flower and pastel shades as colors. The motto chosen is The elevator to success is not running take the stairs. The class of 1981 is the largest with twenty nine members and aims to outpace previous Taylor county graduates.
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Builer's High School
C. W. Bazemore
Clara Spillers
Daisy Bone
Taylor County
Daisy Bene
Sec
Treay
Baptists Meet at Manchester for 102nd Columbus Association
The Columbus Baptist Association session, uniting Muscogee and Chattahoochee counties and parts of Marion Talbot Harris and Bibb areas, will convene at Manchester Baptist Church October 15 16. Moderator Judge Solon M. Davis presides with C Willis clerk and Mrs E V Deaton treasurer. The program lists devotions, committees, reports on schools Orphans Home temperance Sunday schools and more, with a 200 acre farm for rent notice at end.
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Columbus Baptist Association
Muscogee
Chattahoochee
Marion Talbot
Harris
Columbus
C. ©. Willis
E. V. Deaton
Treaster
C. W. Moore
Junction City
Park Wright
J. D. McCardel
Box Springs
S. G. Smith
Dunn
Order of Business
R. C. Sasser
A. Chamlee
Lemon
L. B. McClung
J. T. Tribble
Orphans Home
H. H. Flannigan
I. B. McClung
Jas. W. Merritt
Hoy M. Walter
Manchester Church
M. Packson
Edwina Wood
Dirs
V. Deaton
Red
Porter
L. A. Henderson
John Hi. Stanford
R. H. Hendrix
B. Griffin
Carey C. Willis
Music Lovers Held Meeting At September Club
The Fewril Maasthevell Trentle Music Club held its September meeting in the Music Studio. Lorena Daniel was President and Wilba Deen Wilchar secretary. Members gave musical definitions, sang, heard poems and readings, and discussed Edward MacDowell. Officers were elected: President Lorena Daniel, Vice President Bessie Dreizin, Recording Secretary Myra Byrd, Corresponding Secretary Wilbam Wilbur. The group planned an October meeting.
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Fewril Maasthevell Trentle Music Club
Lorena Daniel
Wilba Deen Wilchar
Wilba Deen Wilbar
Myra Byrd
Louise Daniel
Edward Mac Dowell
Edward MacDowell
Jalver
V-Pres
Bessie Dreizin
Cor
Secty
Cross Roads School Opens With High Hopes
A celebration marked the opening of Cross Roads school on September 29, 1980, led by County School Superintendent W. T. Austin. Patrons teachers and trustees pledge united effort to advance the brand new school in Taylor County. A meeting is called for October 10 at 3 oclock at the school to enroll and plan further actions.
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Cross Roads
Deece
Taylor County
Cross Roads School
Ollock
Pilotless Plane Echoes Spiritual Lesson With Proverbs Message
A Rome incident where a mechanic started a biplane, gasoline spilled, and the plane leapt into a dangerous flight before crashing and burning is used as a parable. The piece urges celestial guidance, citing Proverbs 16 1 9 and warning that success without Christ is empty.
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Rome
Italy
Christ
Jehovah
It is not the railroad crossing which does the damage
A concise reflection on danger at crossings, noting that harm arises from what meets there rather than the crossing itself. The statement implies peril comes from interactions or events at the crossing rather than structural faults.
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F. Goodson
Nina
Eloise Peterman
Ae Peterman
Helen Montfort
Gilbert Robinson
H. J. Garland
This County
Stephens County
Butler
Mrs. Hicks Brown
Florence Peterman
Geneva
M. E. Everett
W. J. Butler
F. P. Golding
Oscar Dreizin
Fastman
R. A. Turner
R. EB. Hill
Ellatill
Nancy Moulton
Mary Persons
Hawkinsville
Fred Saunders
Mrs. Lowry Riley
Latte
Christine
Julia Riley
S. H. Bryan
Clifford Watley
Reynolds
Twesty
J. H. West
B. J. Byrd
Little Nughter
Myra
J. 8
Ie Rachael Duckworth
A. E. Locke
Davion
Iene
William Trussell
ST. Cecilian Music Club News
Daniel
Ev. W. H. Emerson
Double Thes Church
Miss i¢ Emerson
Calvin’ Cox
Ntezuma
Cox
J.T. Adams
Lebanon Baptist H
Sm. AB
P. A
Mer
R.A. Pierce
Fulton, T
Birm
Claudia 45
Mrs. Ox
Bridge Party
Emerson—Williams
Orego
Baptists
Manchester
Hall
Oglethorpe
C. M. Bartlett & CO
Butler, Ga
Golden Peacock Beauty Shop
Upson Hotel
Thomaston, Ga
Cash Grocery Co
Butler, Georgia
Georgia Finance Company
Georgia
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