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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1914
Page
3
Reynolds community notices list local visits from Miss Jennie McAuley and Miss Agnes Seay, purchases at Barrow Bros and Reynolds Mercantile Co, and events at the W I Club. References to Mrs. F A Ricks, Miss Leila Whatley, and E E Waters recovery appear amid school items, piano sales by F F Paris, and furniture at Goddard's.
Reynolds Baptist Church announces services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Morning topic: Gods Indictment of His People. Evening topic: Gods Challenge to His People. Pastor J. W. Smith invites all to attend.
Notice to Patrons of Coleman Institute urges pupils needing examinations to attend at two o'clock on September seventh to receive books by Tuesday morning. Parents sending new students should commence beginners at opening or keep them with the primer class as the primary teacher is over taxed. Twenty five first grade children have obtained book lists. cooperation is requested. Melissa M. Ogburn, Supt.
A Friday through Sunday Sunday School Rally at Reynolds Baptist Church featured speakers from Macon and nearby towns. G W Garner preached on doing great things for God, while Claude Bridges spoke on Good Literature and Sunday School teacher training.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Columbus District met at the Methodist church with Mrs Dan Huff secretary present. Miss Addie Huff of Columbus led devotions and spoke on the Love of Christ in our Hearts. The group praised the message, heard discussion of the District and South Georgia Conference work, and pledged offerings despite rain and poor weather.
Government letter from Atlanta dated August 21 1914 clarifies that no change was made to dove hunting laws and the open season begins November 20. It requires a license to hunt birds and wildlife, except on one’s own land or in local militia districts. Licenses available at Butler clerk of superior court and Reynolds post office. J A Hollis warden. Also local ads for Crossett shoes and stoves.
Mrs. A J Barrow reports the Indian Springs Holiness Camp Meeting Aug 6 16 with a choir of about 150 and an audience over a thousand. The camp emphasizes sanctification and holy living, with plans for future growth into a holiness educational center. Attendees praise peaceful worship free of gossip and vice, and a notable sermon on gospel outreach to Jews. Generous giving among attendees is highlighted as a model of faith.
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