Butler Locals Share Weekend Visits and Travels
Butler residents and relatives were noted in a string of social mentions. Mrs Edwards and Mr Julian Edwards II spent Tuesday in Atlanta while Mrs Posey and Mrs Allen with children visited Columbus. Belle Carson and Marion West visited friends in Montezuma. Mary Gill plans a weekend in Americus with Miss Vera Braswell. Miriam and Juanita Smith of Talbotton were guests of Mrs Joe Joiner. Bryan Greenhaw and children of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs J F Pobey. Layfield family hosted relatives in Columbus and Macon visitors joined Butler families. Mrs M T Lowe returned home from Washington DC after a visit. Frank Oliphant of Macon and Marion Farriss of Savannah visited Col H P Wallace's family last week. Ruth Beeson, Martha Benn, Marie Garrett, Jettie McGuffin and Clara Spillers will study at GSC in Milledgeville. J H Mitchell, Allen Geiger and Ida and Rosa Geiger of Roberta were Sunday guests at the Mitchell home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Beeson
Martha Benn
Marie Garrett
Jettie McGuffin
Clara Spillers
Milledgeville
G. 8
C. W
Coxes Host Informal Dance For Town Youth
Mr and Mrs C O Cox welcomed a lively group of town youths to an informal evening gathering at their home in Vtown on Monday. The event featured music and social dancing enjoyed by many young ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. G. T. Legg Jr Honored at Bridge Tea
Mrs J H West and Mrs T J Jackson hosted a bridge afternoon at the home of Mrs G T Legg Jr honoring the bride to be. Five tables played for high and low scores with Mrs Martin Chapman top and Mrs Walter low. A plaque was presented to the guest, followed by salad and ices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. West
T. J. Jackson
G. T. Legg, Jr
Martin Chapman
Walter
Birthday Party for Edwin Allen Celebration
Mrs H E Allen hosted a birthday party on Monday September 5 for her young son Edwin. Guests included Walter Clarke LeRoy Gee Kathrine Amos Bobby Cooper Thomas Mathews Bobby Collins Frances Rowell Lee Alice Rowell Bobby Turner Bobby Merrell Mary Estelle Childres Barbara Jackson Sune Greenhaw Billy Greenhaw Grouse Stancil Dorothy Lundy and Barbara Allen in Columbus. Edwin opened gifts and a pink and white cake with four candles preceded refreshments. Unable to attend were Alex Baldwin and Lawrence Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Allen
Edwin
Walter Clarke
LeRoy Gee
Kathrine Amos
Bobby Cooper
Thomas Mathews
Bobby Collins
Frances and
Lee Alice Rowell
Bobby Turner
Bobby Merrell
Mary Estelle Childres
Barbara Jackson
Sune
Billy Greenhaw
Columbus
Barbara Allen
Grouse Stancil
Dorothy Lundy
Butler High School Enrollments Reach Record Levels
Butler High reports record total enrollment with 194 at grammar level and 868 in overall attendance. First grade 29, second grade 387, third grade 22, fourth grade 26, fifth grade 42, sixth grade 80 with five more expected. High school adds chemistry, biology sections, and 45 in science. senior class at 45, juniors 48, sophomores 40, freshmen 41. Teachers face full schedules. visitors include the Class of 1982 members Juliet Jarrell Robbie Allmon Alene Childres. seniors Lena Bone Hugh Fain Henrietta Goodman contributing to library duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler High School
Butler School
Georgia
Brown
Lena Bone
Hugh Fain
Henrietta Goodman
Lena
Henrietta
Culberson
Juliet Jarrell
Robbie ‘Allmon
Alene Childres
jClass
Robbie Allmon
Herman Elliston
Rupert
Americus Normal
Edith Orrell
Butler Methodist Church Planned Orphans Home Day
Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p m include morning Sunday school at 10 a.m. Orphans Home Day encourages liberal offerings. Epworth League meets at 7 p.m. John Anthony presides. Pastor J A Cook invites all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Rowell
R. A. Scandrett
Treas
Orphans Home
Arene
Epworth League
John Anthony
J. A. Cook
Excursion Fares to Atlanta From Central of Georgia
One fare round trip from Central of Georgia stations in Georgia for Sept 19 to 22 1982 with return limit Sept 26 1982. Ask ticket agent for additional information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Central OF Georgia Railway
Federal farm expenditures and crop values questioned
The 1982 federal expenditures in agriculture total 318 million dollars with 845 million dollars in estimated wheat and cotton crop value. Wheat at 80 cents per bushel yields about 225 million, oats at 12 cents yields 120 million, totaling 845 million. Disbursements quoted reach 818 million, prompting debate on bureaucratic aims and farmer incentives amid low mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyde
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Toledo Blade
Tifton Georgia editors full of features
Waycross, Sept. 10. Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York, Democratic nominee for president, invited to attend the 46th annual Georgia Press Association convention in Tifton Sept. 1922. Invitations extended to Senators Walter F. George and John J. Cohen as re of honor. The four day program includes sessions at Tifton High School, visits to the Georgia State College for Men and the Coastal Plain Experiment Station, a Georgia barbecue dinner, and a trip to Adel and Moultrie with hosts from local editors groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycross
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
United States
Georgia Press Association
Tifton
Walter F. George
John 8
Cohen
Byack Williams
Waycross Journal-Herald
State Press Assocition
J. P. Walker
Savannah
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
America
W. L. Pickard
D. D
Mercer University
F. D. Fullwood
Tiffon
John Hones
Ft. Valley Leader-Tribune
D. G. Bickers
Savannah Moraig News
Laurel
Association
Tift County
Ourt House
H. T. Freeman
First Methodist Church of
Roy Emmett
Cedartown Standard
W. K. Sutlive
Blackshear Times
Beth Williams
Quitman Free Press
DeWitt H. Roberts
Valdosta Times
Georgia
Gordon Saussy
State Bicentennial Commission
Saussy
Georgia State College For
Georgia Coastal Plain Experiment Station
College and Experiment Station
Adel
Moultrie
W. “T. Shytle
Adel News
C. B. Allen
Moultrie Observer
Court House
Geo. €. Gibson
First Baptist Church of
Lacey Morgan, Jr
Bay County Herald
Panama City
Fla
Southern
Forward Georgia
Roy LeCrson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Fairwoods Park
Tifton Garden Club
Radium Springs
Henry T. McIntosh
Albany, Herald
Radium Spring Club
D .C. Rainey
Mell Baptists Association
A. R. Rogers
Press of Georgia
M. D. Mobley
Twentieth Century Library
Civic Clube of
Press Haven
Hal M. Stanley
On Press Institute
Mark P. Keridge
Biblical Mosaic Journey Through Wilderness Trials
The lesson recounts Israel’s 1490 b. C. exodus toward Canaan, focusing on Taberah fire, quail provision, Miriam and Aaron's dispute, and the 12 spies at Kadesh Barnea. It highlights Jehovah’s anger, the wilderness generation’s unbelief, and the rise of Caleb and Joshua as the only to enter Canaan, with 2,000,000 perished in the desert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldeney
Israel
B. CO
Caasnan
Kadish Barnal
Sinai
Paranion
Promised Land
Caaaan
Egypt
Moses
Jehovah
Miriam
Aaron
Cush
Ham
Africa
Midian
Land of
Kadesh-barnea
Kadesh Barnea
Caleb
Joshua
Tabernacle
God
Jericho
Hebron
Jesus
David
Anack
Kingdom of Israel
Ameleck
Asia Minor
Jebus
Jebus Solon
Jerusaem
Shem
Georgia News Summary Highlights Local Leaders and Accidents
The United Cigar Stores with branches in Georgia reports leadership changes and a series of tragedies. J.T. Heard, 66, president of the Elberton Chamber of Commerce, died after weeks of illness. Rev Ino R. Joyner of Americus is named for another year as pastor at Central Baptist Church. Charlie Thompson, 48, injured in a late incident. A fatal auto crash near Hawkinsville claims life, others hospitalized. Dr J W Guilliam, 55, Georgia Electric Medical Association head, dies suddenly near Gainesville. Crawford County Sacred Harp singers hold county-wide convention in Knoxville. Grady St Clair pleads guilty to burglaries, sentenced to five years. Democrats forecast big win in November. Banking and agriculture plans link Georgia producers with 100 counties. Leila Roberts, 26, dies of heart attack in Lithonia. Mercer University to form 40 member band in orange and black. A multi-vehicle crash near Lawrenceville kills one, injures nine.
Conquest, Faith, and the Promised Land in a Biblical Message
The text discusses ancient giants, Caleb’s bold leadership, and the Israelite conquest of Canaan. It links these themes to modern moral resolve, urging adherence to divine instructions to reach the New Jerusalem. It warns against hardheadedness and urging believers to persevere through crises to secure salvation.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butler
Mrs. Edwards
Julian Edwards, II
J. F. Posey
Belle Carson
Marion ‘West
Montezuma
Mary Gill
Americus
Vera Braswell
Miriam and
Juanita Smith
Talbotton
Joe Joiner
Bryan Greenhaw
J. F. Po Bey
T. F. Layfield
H. R. Frierson
Margaret Frierson
Tom Frierson
Macon
M. T. Lowe
W. W. Edwards
Washington, D. C
Frank Oliphant
Marion Farriss
Col
H. P. Wallace
J. H. Mitchell
Allen Geiger
Ida and
Rosa’ Geiger
Roberta
B. F. Mitchell
MR. and
Mrs. Cox
B. H.S. News
Butler Methodist Church
Agriculture Department
Georgia Editors
Albany
H. J. Porter
Butler Baptist Church
Georgi
United Cigar Stores
Rev.eral
Hanterunbey
J.T. Heard
T |Elberton Chamber of Commerce
Granite City Bank
Elberton
Gay
Eral Weeks
Ino R. Joyner
Central Baptist Church
Charlie Thompson
Hawkinayji
Macon’ Hospital
J. W. Guillian
Georgia Electric Menical Association
Northear, Georgia
Lila
Minies
Gainesville
Crawford County “Sacred Harp” Singers
Knoxville
Crawford County News
Grady St. Clair
Democracic
Maj. Jno. S. Cohen
National Democratic Executiv Committee
Georgia Bankers Association
State College of Agriculture
Leila Roberts
Carroll ‘Ton
Arg
Lithonia
Atlanta R
Klondike
G. L. Carver
Lawrenceville
Anak
Goliath
Jesus’ Christ
New Jerusalem
Sin
Tel
Judah
Hi Bab
Midianite
Bron
Taylor County
Eig
Green
Butler, Ga
Butler Naval Stores Co
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