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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1934
Page
7
Edwina Wood of Columbus to be guest of Mrs J F Posey for a week in Butler area. Local social event highlighted as part of community hospitality with niece or relative connections noted in social notes.
A late JC Spinks family reunion was held at Waterworks in Columbus on Sunday in honor of Mrs Effie Spinks Jones and Mr and Mrs John Bland and sons of El Paso Texas. Attendees included Mrs J A Will, Ruth and Gussie Wilson, Mrs H Gee and Leroy Butler, Mrs J L Saunders and John, and many others from Reynolds Thomaston Butler Dawson and Columbus. A number of friends came in the afternoon and posed for pictures.
Weekend at the Lin and Pilcher homes along with visits of Ethel Reynolds to Roberta are noted. Dr. Gill, A D Jordan, and Ed King head to Chicago for the World’s Fair. Martin Peed Joe Kupson and Salomon return home from Milford after visits. A comedy The Coon Wedding is set for Butler High School auditorium Friday night. Mrs. Witt and family mourn the death of Lloyd Hart aged 7. Ellaville Schley County News reports locals and visitors across the area.
Mrs. R. S. West acted as hostess for a theater party Tuesday afternoon at the Montezuma. Guests included Mrs. J. H. West, Helle Carson, Mrs. M. A. Chap, Mrs. J. W. Edwards, and Mrs. Jank Bargeron.
Mary Ruth Gadd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Gadd of Angus, wed Charles Reid on Saturday evening September 15 at the Montezuma home of Mr. and Mrs. Morey Worthington. Rev. E. Donehoo presided. witnesses included the couple’s immediate families. After the ceremony the couple left for Atlanta and other points. Mr. Reid, son of Mrs. R. B. West and the late C. Ry Reid of Montezuma, studied at the University of Georgia and holds a position with the state highway department. The newlyweds reside at the Reid home on Literary Row.
Butler attendees at the Methodist Missionary Society Zone meeting in Reynolds included Rev. and Mrs. W. E. Hightower, Miss Janie Neisler, Mrs. L. R. Adams, Mrs. Pickens Riley, Mrs. R. C. Montgomery, Mrs. Alice Riley, Mrs. J. H. West, Miss Ethel Chapman, Mrs. Ruth Neisler, Mrs. C. E. Benns, Mrs. Eli Garrett, Mrs. T. B. Joiner, and Miss Martha Riley.
P A Jenkins expresses gratitude to voters in Taylor County for support in the September primary for Tax Receiver. He notes two years of service, hopes to continue aiding the county, and extends best wishes to his opponent while pledging cooperation in the future.
Butler Methodist Church invites the public to Sunday School at 10 a.m. League meeting at 6 45 p.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. Services also held at the local CCC Camp at 8 30 a.m. Pastor W W Hightower.
This month may bring more common illnesses as children gather in classrooms. Whooping cough scarlet fever mumps diphtheria pneumonia and bad colds are expected to rise due to close contact poor sanitation and ventilation and lack of morning inspection and early case exclusion. Measles are unlikely since most susceptible children had it in the past 18 months.
Mrs Callie Stringfield offers to do quilting or crochet by directions or by waving a sample to view. She will accept payment in kind such as chickens or other food. She invites readers to visit Jarrell's Furniture Stoves and Rugs for supplies.
A compact study notes how history shows a divine plan guiding nations from Abraham through Isaiah and Micah. It links God’s purposes to all ages, highlights kings and prophets like Asa Elijah Amos Hosea Micah Hezekiah and ends with a moral urging to trust in divine governance and reform.
Fragmented sermon text outlines Isaiah lessons on trusting God, divine sovereignty, and a kingdom of volunteers under God’s love. It cites Alexander Blackburn and envisions a land guided by justice, love, and praise, where all souls find joy in worship and eternal life.
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