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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1933
Page
7
A muddled account describes a bachelor in a town with several admirers and a rumored romantic entanglement. The fragment hints at social gossip, a church setting, and references to a night encounter and lines about love and quarrels.
Butler residents and their guests including Mr. and Mrs. Felton Owens of Abling hosted Sunday duties at the Edwards home. Other local visitors named include Miss Alice McCants of Southwestern College Americas, Mr. and Mrs. Wes G. of Zetuma, and J.B. Pennington expected home from Americus after visits with relatives. A revival and community events at the Rapi HW church were announced with plans for an entertainment night and a play by No. 2.
Report notes W. H. Geoseell and Badaprell A. Ghepman attending the opening session of the 105th annual Columbus Baptist Association meeting in Columbus. Mrs Pour Harris Taylor and her daughter from Meri shone discuss convention activities while Amphie toxin Gitkens of Butler attends local events. S.A. Smith hosts a spend the day party with guests including Mig Routan and Mrs Jarrell, Mrs Gray, and Mrs Florence Gragy.
Marble City society notes record a bridge party hosted by Marion at her West End residence on Wednesday afternoon, drawing members from the West End Bridge Club to a social games gathering.
Butler Epworth League and Reynolds Wesley unite for an evening social and program led by Miss Fuller and Rev Park Smith. Attendees include Frances Riley Eymar Gilly Lauvette Fickling Robert Mathews Julian Gill with plans to join the Luther District Young People's Institute beginning Friday evening October 18 and continuing through Sunday.
A district educational meeting was held in Americus on Tuesday at 10 a.m. The program featured speakers including Superintendent Mathis and State Director Phil Campbell. Attendees discussed school administration, pensions, and social agencies coordination for the upcoming year.
Obituary recounts the life and faith of a long serving church member. It notes her fortitude through illness and the hope of resurrection, praising her as a loving mother and pillar of the Methodists and her home church. Funeral rites were conducted by Rev HasIs Shumpkin at Level cemetery with prayers and flowers and condolences from relatives and friends.
Dear community mourns death of Dr C Cy Cane son of Palbotton former resident. Funeral held at Baptist church with many friends in attendance. Flowers and mourners filled the service as Mrs G W Moore signs the tribute noting the fellowship of kindred mind.
The Butler Methodist church invites the public to join in worship next Sunday. Preaching and songs will be held at theHeat center with entries by Pita and others, conveying a cordially extended invitation to all faithful attendees.
Fragmented text mentions names and roles with unclear context including Martha Cr Wheat and references to directors and training. The readable fragments suggest an event or people list without a coherent narrative or date.
A garbled summary of Reynolds and Butler gatherings mentions church events, singing programs, and pastors including Rev Z Ti. It notes visitors from Oxford and Detroit, a new Butler-Mate College principal, and plans for a railroad survey near the depot to improve routes between Macon and Columbus.
A fragmented, mourning voice recalls Bob Edmonds, recently departed, with heartfelt prayers and lingering sorrow. The speaker confesses loneliness, memories, and ongoing prayers, noting the absent loved one remains in heart and mind.
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