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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1941
Page
5
Social notes list numerous residents and relatives spending weekends and holidays in various Georgia towns. Mentions include Marie Barrow, Clay Whatley Jr, Lizzie Williams in Albany, C S Sawyer in Macon, Emily Whatley in Sylvester, and many others visiting Atlanta, Macon, Thomaston, Waycross, and Cordele with relatives and friends.
Mrs C H Neisler and Mrs J H Neisler hosted the Gordon Carson Chapter on Thursday March 27 in the Chapter Club House assembly room decorated with peach blossoms. After the business session led by president Mrs F A Ricks plans for Memorial Day were discussed along with other matters. The Historian presented the program Long Onward Christian Soldiers and Reconstruction Period in Florida with notes on carpetbag corruption. A vocal solo Jeannie with Her Light Brown Hair was performed by Mrs B W Hinton. The event also included Confederate Reminiscences by Mrs F A Ricks and a social hour with refreshments served by the hostesses and Miss Mary Lou Neisler.
The school praises the use of the American Encyclopedia in the library as Second Grade pupils complete a geography and drying clothes quiz. Students offered varied explanations for what an island is and why wet clothes dry, showing engagement and effort despite unconventional interpretations.
A spoof collection of jokes and clippings featuring cadet humor and rapid wordplay. The snippets mix casual banter about gym wear, perplexing street exchanges, a suicide quip, draft era musings, and playful word definitions, all within a humorist voice.
At a Girl Scout meeting on March 24, the scouts planned an entertaining program for the Red Cross. Reynolds ladies meet weekly to knit sweaters blankets and clothes for British relief. Scouts provided coffee and sandwiches then joined the meeting and received material to make one blanket.
A humorous reminiscence recounts Milton and famous figures in a satirical sketch. It parodies work ethic with the tale of Milton inventing odd gadgets, family antics, and a misfit book titled Canterbury Tales, as Milton Jr. earns an arts degree and follows in his father’s footsteps.
A reflective note on the newspaper's process. The writer hints at potential improvements and questions the paper's current quality. The piece suggests a desire to enhance accuracy and presentation.
A rambunctious draft reflects a busy paper deadline with reporters pressured to produce. The piece references Georgia license plates and a Lanier boy ex boxer, notes about Francis Carter leaving, and an assortment of student performances and a spelling contest at R. H. 8 with various participants listed.
Open house at RH S observed at 8 30 E S T Thursday evening. Fourth grade songs include My Wild Irish Rose and Now the Day Is Over. Mr Joiner's scrapbook features poems by Thomas Griffith Julian Whatley David Montfort Herschel Hollis Jim Carson Gar land Byrd and Jack Fuller. Sixth and seventh grade group perform The Crusaders The Winds and Springs Coming. District meet representatives.
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