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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
3
A poem by Edgar A. Guest frames golfers as patient players in life. The page then lists numerous social visits, trips, and church notices across Reynolds, mentioning residents and guests from Macon, Columbus, Louisville, Atlanta, and other towns. Activities include hospital returns, summer school, house guests, beach trips, and forthcoming sermons.
The Huckabee family, led by Rev and Mrs W A Huckabee, gathers at their Liberty Street home for a reunion likely to be the last before Rev Weyman C Huckabee sails for Japan as a missionary. Attendees from Reynolds Albany Douglas Sylvester Macon join relatives as Weyman heads to Vancouver August 3 and then Japan August 12.
The 1891 Chicago reports tell of Mrs. Glazer who starved beside $50,000 hidden under her pillow, illustrating money's corrupting power. The piece likens wealth to shoes, arguing peril in both too little and too much, and urges contentment over extreme riches.
In a Punch column from New York written from Hollywood, Walter Winchell faces a moment of public scorn as Al Jolson punches him amid rumors of a film plot. The piece cheers Wiley Post for bold aviation feat, then shifts to a cat protecting a kitten, a tale of the Duke of the hobo camps who turns down a job claiming he once led the firm, and ends with reflections on friendship and a plan to visit Ganga at Christmas.
A reflective saying contrasts the thrill of pursuing wine and hunting with the peril when pursuit reverses. It warns that pleasure turns perilous if the pursued gains advantage or resources, framing a caution about imbalance between desire and security.
A motivational saying compares a man of determination to a life buoy, noting that a wave may cover it briefly but will inevitably bring it to the surface. The message emphasizes resilience and inability to permanently sink such a person.
The Comptroller of the Currency announces that all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia must present them to Receiver N M Dudley with legal proof within three months from April 28 1953 or their claims will be disallowed.
Crowell society notes list visiting ministers and friends at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Neisler and others. Updates include Mrs. Caldwell's improving health after illness, weekend and Sunday visits by relatives and friends, new Chevrolet purchases, trips to Macon and Warm Springs, and sympathy for the Kilby family.
Miss Leila Childree spoke in Thomaston for the Taylor Mill Sunday school and the school welcomed Mr Smith. Many local families were noted visiting relatives in Thomaston and Macon over the weekend, with activities centered on church attendance and social visits. Next Sunday is regular service day at Taylor Mill and 140 attended Sunday school last week.
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