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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1936
Page
7
Butler locals record visits by Wilson, Cross, Theus, Edwards, and others from Macon, Hawkinsville, Vidalia, and Atlanta. Weekend guests include Pye, Beeland, and Shields. plans for a Hallowe en Carnival at Cross Roads school on Oct 30 and a missionary society meeting at Pisgah church on Oct 28 are noted.
Halloween carnival at St Cross Roads school building on Oct 80th invites attendees to enjoy vendons fish catching and various amusements with a lanterned night of activities and attractions featuring the net and see ler in attendance.
The American Legion Auxiliary will sponsor a Wayne P. Sewell production titled Dixie Black Bird Minstrels to be staged at Butler School auditorium on October 23 at 7 40 p m. The coach for the entertainment has resumed duties in Butler and reports strong progress in arranging the five skit musical comedy. The group urges community support, promising a hit show with colorful chorus girls and plenty of laughs.
Circle No One of the Methodist Missionary Society met in the Sunday school annex with joint-hostesses Mrs W A Payne and Mrs Moses Childres. Mrs Hightower presided, Mrs Riley gave the devotional, and Miss Pool was pianist. $117 had been raised to date. A fruit salad course was served. Next hostesses for November are Mrs L L Minor and Mrs Julian Edwards II.
Missionary Circle No Two met Tuesday at 3 PM at Mrs. T B Joiner’s home with Mrs. L M Doyel as co host. Mrs. Mack Mathews chaired. Fourteen members attended. Devotional by Mrs. Lewis Adams. November gathering to be at Mrs. C C Keen with Mrs. Lathan Waters hosting. Refreshments served.
Howard News covers visits and guests across the area including Howard County residents visiting in Atlanta Thomaston Columbus and Macon. Families such as the Cosbys Renfroes Parkers Browns Martins and Pickards are noted with weekend stays moved residencies and trips to fairs and surrounding towns.
For sale or rent an antique 425 acre Norfolk farm named Old Montgomery Place at Norwich with a five room dwelling two barns and tenant houses all under cultivation except 75 acres. Write Mrs J B Weeks 241 East Lake Drive Station E Atlanta Ga.
An Observer notes a visitor in Butler who praised the Auxiliary on its officer selection while commenting on a community swimming lake fundraiser. Mrs. H. C. Walker recalls local generosity from county officials and residents who support Legion and Auxiliary projects.
A young salesman in New York, nearly out of funds, seizes a chance encounter in a rooming house. A neighbor asks help with a typewriter and offers an order, proving opportunity can arise when effort seems futile.
Red and Raymond and the Boys from Ole Kaintuck join radio stars for a show at Central School Saturday night October 24. Admission 15 and 25 cents.
Four good work steers offered for sale at reasonable prices by L. H. VanLandingham. Call or see.
An obituary for Ola Turner born August 31 1882 or 1883 in the period, married to Kw L Turner in January 1893, survived by six children and five grandchildren. The notice recounts eight months bedridden, funeral led by Rev Culpepper and Rev Abbott, Pine Level cemetery burial, with prayers and verses reflecting grief and faith.
Acts 18 1 4 and 1 Corinthians 13 foreground the primacy of love in Christian life. Paul labors as tentmaker with Acquilla and Priscilla in Corinth, modeling love in action by preaching while earning a living. African mission stories show love driving sacrifice, education, and gospel work, led by Moffat and Livingston, proving love the true basis of character and growth in grace.
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