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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1936
Page
5
Grace Nell Crowell frames daybreak as a flight of feeling and art, urging readers to value each new day and share poetry. The piece urges gratitude for modern comforts, cites Ernest Rogers and Edgar A. Guest, and exhorts readers to contribute poetry and reflect on life’s purpose and communal effort.
The editor spoke to a joint class session of Talbotton churches drawing a large audience. We toured historic Methodist and Episcopal buildings with slave balconies, early pipe organs, candle lighting, and 100 year old Bibles. We met Baldwin family reunions, Dawson friends, and reflected on fraternal service and upcoming convention minutes.
The secretary notes several affliated members have not paid Mutual Benefit Assessment No 104 issued 80 days ago. This notice calls on those members to send in payments promptly as settlement of the death claim for Bro. J. T. Cole of Dallas awaits these funds.
Coram informs this office that J. R. Jones age 7 and father of Bro. J. F. Jones rural carrier at Weaton. Thursday Aug 27 the deceased survived by a son a daughter and other relatives to mourn.
Funeral services were held for Bro. J. H. Youmans in Swainsboro after a short illness, with the Emanuel County Post of the American Legion as escort. Obituary notices follow for Mrs. T. C. Jones of Hampton and her family, detailing service at Hampton Christian Church, burial, and lines of condolence. The piece quotes Ka gar A. Guest on a devoted mother and memory.
Hall County farmer Mack Gower shows erosion control and soil building payoffs with high cotton and corn yields. His steep Piedmont land stays fertile and erosion is minimized through thick growing crops, no tillage, surface residue, and crop rotations with cowpeas in corn middles.
Central of Georgia announces two extra services for students and the public. On September 17 a special train departs Macon at 5 00 p m and reaches Milledgeville at 6 10 p m Eastern Time. On September 21 the second special leaves Macon at 8 10 p m reaching Milledgeville at 9 20 p m Eastern Time. Connects from Atlanta to Macon will feed the 8 10 p m Milledgeville train.
The text argues that shared language alone does not guarantee understanding. True unity comes from recognizing humanity’s oneness in God, Mind, and Principle. It cites Christian Science ideas that universal divine love enables genuine brotherhood, reconciliation, and hope for harmony beyond personal or racial differences.
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