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Tire BUTLER HERALD, BUTLER GEORGIA, MAY 9, 1940.
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'ocal Happenings
Alice
Rile.v
Columbus
visiting rela- Mrs. W. W. Edwards left Tues
day for Columbus, where she will
join her daughter, Mrs. T. M. lame
for a short visit.
rank Gray spent
Ll M r - B
Id ay i' 1 Maco11 '
IWynelle "'“* .‘“Ty/X" I the week ftnd in Hawknsville guests
U of Miss Elizabeth Davis. | of Mp> Bembry , s parentSi
the week I Mr< and Mrs ; W ‘ F ' Be " ,br y spent
Iff. w.
ral
Mr. and
ubbg 0 f Cuthbert, was the j Mrs. R. T. Bembry.
nd gi R ' st ° f ^* iSS ^°' 8 * !a I Mr. Carl Giles and little daughter
] of Macon, were pleasant week-end
„ Bo9We )i of Talbotton was visitors of Mrs. J. H. Giles and
sW st of his sister, Mrs. . other relatives here.
] Davis. i The Butler P. T. A, will meet at
Wallace of Atlanta j 2-30 Wednesday afternoon at the
days recently with local high school auditorium. All
! members urged to attend.
|relati' (
iMvrtice Sorrell spent Sunday ! Mrs. T. G. Turk returned home
' ' the guest of her sister last week after spending several
weeks in Waynesboro the guest of
I her daughter, Mrs. Sheppard.
|Mae Riley spent last week
the guest of her aunt, I Mrs. Walter Johnson and little
| daughter, Louise, left Sunday for
I Cypress, Fla., where she was called
Oscar Dreizin ia I on accoun t tbe critical illness of
her mother.
Home-Making Dept.
Entertain P. T. A.
Wednesday, May 15
Lifsey.
1,1a Walker.
Lnd Mrs.
| a v guests Mr.
T Manchester.
Mrs. Per-
nd Mrs.
’aul
j, I Hon. J. W. Edwards returning
Mel,a y o j bome Tuesday reports a most inter
|tnn " 0, ' e week end guests o ^ es tirtg and delightful trip attending
| the Kentucky Derby Saturday at
Ixiuiisville, Ky.
1 Mrs. Eli Garrett.
Ip p. Varnado of Covington,
her
■ivid last week to visit
r, Mrs. J. S. Green.
Clara Milford of Cumming,
several days with
pmg
klrs. J- W. McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank El’is of Mtr-
j phy, N. C., Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Butt
| of Cuthbert will spend the weekend
her in Butler the guests o.f their mother
| Mrs. Ida Butt.
The homemaking department of
utler High school will entertain
the Parent-Teachers’ Association in
the school auditorium next Wednes
day afternoon. It has been necessary
to change the hour of meeting to
1-80 p. m. in order that the school
busses can make their usual sched
ule.
The program will feature a' Style
Review in which every girl who has
taken the homemaking course this
year will make one or more drosses
which she has constructed either as
a school or home problem or as a
home project.
The homemaking department will
lie o]ien to visitors after the program
and other problems which the girls
have made will be shown at that
time.
The public is cordially invited to
attend this program and especially
those who have daughters entering
high school next fall.
Methodist Preachers
Hold Group Meeting
Here Monday Morning
Rev. C. M. Dunnaway
Conducting Revival At
Holines ( amp Ground
A M. Halley and Miss Atbo-I Sunday guests of Mrs. W. A. An-
| were week-end guests of K |in were Mr - and Mrs. W. R. An-
\V. Mi mbs in Milledgcville. I Rijn of Atlanta; Misses Marie West
i Agnes Cox and Lillie Jenkins of Al
bany; and Mr. Fickling Harm.
Week-end guests of Mrs. T. G.
Turk will included Mr. Richard Turk
of Athens; Miss Louise Turk and
Mr. lien Moore of Atlanta and Miss
Mary Helen Dodson of Thomaston.
Il.ula Wall was the Sunday
If her daughter, Miss Dorothy
| g. S. C W„ Milledgcville.
Iml Mrs. A. P. Jarreil of Al-
jpent the weekend with their
Mr. and Mrs. F. *J. Jarrell.
lnd Mrs. John Sorrell and at- Mr and Mrs _ j S- (; reen , Mrs. C.
pter, Patricia, we.e Sunday ; ]f> yarnado, Master J. S. Green Jr.
|,f Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Walker. Hnd Miss lClydeAfay Green spent
Saturday in Atlanta. Miss Green
took part on the American Music
Festival being held in Atlanta at
that time.
Jiany friends will be gratified
that Miss Ruth Bazemore is
after an illness of several
ltd Mrs. Joe Goldman and
,iif West Point, Ga., were the
diesis of Mr. and Mrs. O.
ISaiiders Vann and little son
ffie week end in Oglethorpe
of their sister, Mrs. W.C.
Helen and Dorothy Luten
icy. Fla., were week-end
f Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ed
it
Hen Persons left Monday for
ville where she will spend
J days with her sister, Mrs. J.
pders.
Iml Mrs. W. C. Edmonson and
|'on, of Oglethorpe, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I Davis.
Miss Elsie Heath has returned
home from Jersey after having
\ taught a successful term of school
I there. On her return home she
' stopped at Watkinsville to he the
geust of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Garrett
for several days.
| Miss Carrie Culpepper, a former
highly esteemed resident of Butler,
died at an advanced age at her home
in Fort Valley last week. She was
; the daughter of the late Dr. J. M.
I Culpepper for many years a practic-
[ ing - physician in this community.
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DR. STOKER WILL BE
! at MT. PISGAH SUNDAY
I .1 Mr
II. Dunn are
The Herald is requested to an
nounce that Dr. R. R. Stoker,
prominent church layman oy Atlan
ta,will conduct devotional services at
Mt. Pisgam Baptist Sunday school
today for Washington, D. C. |lext Sunday morning at ten o'clock.
Dr. Stoker is an active member
! of the Agoga Bible Class of At
lanta and is well known to Taylor
county citizens he having visited
1 here a number of times in connec-
I tion with evangelistic and various
\ other activities of churches through
out this section.
J j The public generally and citizens
of Mt. Pisgah community in par-
[ ! ticular are urged to hear Mr. Stoker
fm" will attend the wedding
Dunn's brother, Mr. Jack
I to Miss Dorothy Young. The
"’ll If solemnized Satur-
lit with Rev. Dunn perform-
1 ceremony.
Specials
|°- 2 Cans
Ia toes 25c
Several Methodist preachers in
this section held a group meeting at
the Butler church Monday morning.
Rev. J. H. Allen, pastor of the
Woodland church, presided over the
meeting.
Reports on work of the churches
represented were given. Rev. W. D.
Raburn, pastor of the Waverl.v Hall
church gave an inspiring message on
Unrighteousness.
Among those present were: Rev.
F. J Gilbert, local pastor; Rev. J. H.
Allen, of Woodland; Rev. A. B. Wall
of Buena Vista; Rev. Bruce W. Wil
son of Buena Vista; and Rev. W. D.
Raburn of Waverly Hall.
Music Week Observed
By^Local Music Clubs
ir §e Cans
Won Milk 25c
at ten o'clock Sunday morning.
Itis regretted that the New Tuber-
tiacle under construction at the Tay
lor County Holiness Camp Ground
was not completed in time for the
revival services which began last
Sunday. However, at tie .’nvitatisn
of Rev. J. 1), Smith of Reynolds,
services through Wednesday night
weer conducted at the Reynolds
Methodist church with Rev. Dun
away running true to farm and
bringing wonderful spirt-filled mes
sages.
The new tabernacle is now nearly
enough completed to begin services
there tonight—Thundu/ ■•■•ind will
continue for several weeks with Rev.
Dunaway preaching at both the morn
ing and night services. Special f* ng
services will begin at 7-39 each eve
ning with preaching at 8 o'clock.
Morning services oegin at 10-30 with
preaching at 11 a. m. Special treat
in music is promised for Saturday
night and Sunday. No service w’ll
bn held Saturday morning at the
tabernacle, however, Rev. l; inawnv
will preach at the Home Coming at
Bethel church Saturday morning at
the eleven o'clock heur.
There are few preachers today
whose ministry has been so blessed
of God as has that of Rev. Dunaway.
His courage as a soldier o f the cross
and his frankness in preaching God's
word, coupled with his Irish wit
makes his ministry both distinctive
and forceful.
Ample parking space is available
at tlie Camp Ground and the public
is cordially invited to come.
—Pub, Ohm.
Missionary Auxiliary
Meeting Held At Church
Monday Afternoon
Missionary topic, Christian in Deed
cud Truth, “The Life Story of Mr*.
Luke Johnson.” She was called a
pioneer in race relation. She was
peculiarly prepared for leadership by
both birth and training. She was a
child of a Georgia Methodist parson-
'1 he business meeting of the Mis- aRe . g|, e waR listed as Superintend-
sionary Auxiliary was held at the c .„t of the Department of Tithing,
church Monday afternoon. A large j she represented her board on the in-
number of members were present. | terdenominational council of women
Mrs. L. R. Adams had charge of j for home missions. We may think of
I the program, subject of meditation ; her today—Carrie Park Johnson—as
i was, “My Lord Calls Me.” This was blazer of trails of interracial under-
gievn responsively by Mrs. Adams 1 standing.
und Mrs. J. H. West, giving the I The business of the Auxiliary fol-
characteristics of a Christian such as lowe(1 . Several of the ladies adopted
humility, purity, hunger with pas- a (,aby as our baby special, by pay-
sionate yearning that God's will be j inp 25c. We will study the new
done and the Christian must give , mission book “Homeland Harvest”
sacrificial sendee.
Mrs. W. F. Bembry gave
1 beginning next Tuesday at 8 p.
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BEV. GAULTNEY TO PREACH
AT HOREB SUNDAY P. M.
Rev. M. T. Gaultney will preach
at Horeb Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at 2-80 o'clock, according
to the pastor, Rev. E. H. Dunn.
Rev. Dunn will not conduct services
at Horeb Saturday as he has
called out of town foi
been
few days
LOWE—JORDAN
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Lowe, of
Buena Vista, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Sarah
Kathryn, to James Weaver Jordan
of Talbotton, the wedding to take
place- in June.
The above announcement will bo
read with interest by Butler friends.
Miss Lowe's mother before her mar
riage was Miss Mattie Stokes. .
wa2 reared in Butler, admired .
beloved by people of this city.
Tlie Music Department very much
appreciates the launching of Nation
al Music Week, on Sunday May 6,
with an impressive tribute to music
at the Methodist church by the pas
tor, Rev. F. J. Gilbert.
Following this at the chapel per
iod Monday morning a program of
music was given. Dan Callahan ex
plained the object of Music Week.
Helen Bazemore gave an appropriate
scripture quotation, and Leetimae
Folds gave the prayer for music.
American music was featured prin
cipally. This does not mean that we
should not love all real music, for
music belongs to the world no mat
ter where it comes from but it
means the talent of our own country
should be recognized and developed
On Tuesday evening the Ensemble
Recital was given.
Friday at chapel a program dedi
cated to Mothers has been arranged.
—Pub. Chm.
RECITAL DATES
Tuesday evening, May 14; Junior
Recital of ClydeAfay Green.
May 21st is the Annual Commence
ment Concert by the Music Depart-1
inent.
The public s extended a cordial
invitation to attend each of these
Musicales.
Local Girl to Graduate
From Florida College
The many friends of Miss Carolyn
Childres will be glad to learn that
she will be among those to graduate
from the Business University of
Tampa, Fla., this summer.
Miss Childres is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Childres of But
ler. She is a graduate of the local
high school and has made her home
in Tampa for the past year.
Miss Childres is employed at Mass
Department Store of Tampa and has
been attending the Business Univer
sity in connection with her work.
REYNOLDS U. D. C. SPONSORS
SHOW AT DEAN TUFA HIE
The Gordon-Carsoji Chaptir, C. D.
C., of Reynolds, will sponsor “Barri
cade” starring Alice Fay and Warner
Baxter at the Dean Theatre in But
ler next Wednesday and Thursday.
The publi is cordially invited to ut-
tent.
Mother’s Day Will Be
Observed At Rupert
With All-Day Singing
There is hardly a more appro
priate way of showing due affeition
and respect to our mothers, wheth
er they be living or dead, than that
of dedicating Mother's Day to them
in song praising them and their
Creator. With this in mind the citi
zens of Rupert community are in
viting al! their friends to spend that
day with them and help make this a
fitting tribute to the memory of our
mothers.
Rupert is one of the greatest sing
ing centers of the state. This is evi
denced by a partial review of the
program rendered at the last after
noon meeting 1 . Among those appear
ing 1 on the program of that day were
the Goodrich quartet, one of the
outstanding quartets of the state.
They have won honors at conven
tions. The Garrett Trio from Man
chester rendered several specials.
From Manchester fchere was also
Messrs NeSmith, Robert Thomas,
Noah Venable, Mrs. Ruby Cowart
and others. Also appearing on the
program were Dr. Stewart of Ella-
ville, Mr. Me,Invale of ideal, Mr.
Everett of Americus, Mr. Simmons
Mr. Cox and many others too nu
merous to mention.
This assures you of an enjoyable
iccasion at Rupert if you enjoy
good singing. Tlie public and es
pecially song leaders, are invited to
be with us all day next Sunday—
Mother's Day.
—Pub. Com.
SHOWS FOR WEEK
AT DEAN THEATRE
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i Everything Happens At Night
Sunday and Monday, May 12>13
Sunday Shows 2-4-8:45 o’clock.
SONJA HENIE - RAY MILLAND
In
Mrs. Alice Riley
Wednesday and Thursday, May 15-16
Mat. Thurs. 3 o’clock Night Shows 7:15-9
ALICE FAY - WARNER BAXTER
In
Barricade 1
s Mr. A. J. Gill
Friday and Saturday, May 17-18
Fri. Night shows 7:15 & 9:15 Sat. Shows Continues From 1:30 to 11:00
JONES FAMILY In
TOO BUSY TO WORK
CHARLES STARRETT In
STRANGER FROM TEXAS
Raymond Anglin
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Sunday and Monday: In “Every
thing Happens at Night”, Sonja
Henie’s latest has her doing a lit
tle more acting than in her previous
pictures and her skating is still
something to thrill the fans, par
ticularly her solo with “The Merry
Widow” waltz music. The star's
lines show she is gradually master
ing the English language. She is
ably supported by Ray Milland and
Robert Cummings, who in the pic
ture as reporters sent to find her as
a refugee, fall in love with her.
Wednesday and Thursday: “Barri
cade”, a story of a newspaper man
who is liquifying his sorrows and a
girl who is running away from mur
der, Bringing together Alice Fay as
the murdress and Warner Baxter as
the newspaperman. An exciting story
of how it comes out for U. S. con-
sultates threatened by bandits. Sup
porting Miss Fay and Mr. Baxter
is a splendid cast. Much excitement
and thrills for all.
Friday and Saturday: Jones Fam
ily in “Too Busy to Work.” Also
Charles Starrett in "Stranger from
Texas.”
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