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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1925
Page
5
Poem emphasizing true manhood as proof of honor and truth. It condemns deceit, betrayal, and selfish wins. A good man aligns honor with kindness, spares censure, and supports friends, letting communal judgment tell his story.
Butler locals list visitors, journeys, and social events. Notables include Mrs H P Wallace visiting Macon kin, Miss Ray Miller host to Miss Caddie Neisler, and Miss Emma Jean Walton staying in Tallulah. Local shops promote Hawkes eyeglasses on August 12 and Red Seal items while noting travel to Atlanta, Augusta, and Florida.
The Pine Level singing school closed Friday July 8 with an all day event on Saturday August 1. Leaders and pupils, under teacher Barn ey McDaniel, performed well showing two weeks of training. Lunch was spread in the grove and the afternoon singing surpassed the morning. Parents and pupils thank Mr McDaniel for his service. He will meet the class every first Sunday afternoon at Pine Level Church. all are invited.
In Butler a quiet Sunday morning marriage took place at the Methodist church. Clyde Hill of Rupert and Mildred Wisham of Rupert were wed with Rev. J. D. McCord officiating.
I express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for acts of kindness and comforting words during the recent afflictions and death of my dear companion. Gratitude to Drs. Brid ges and Wise and prayers for God’s richest blessings on them all. Cc. O. White.
Trustees announce entrance fees for district students nine months long, 9 dollars for grades 1-7 and 19 dollars for high school, payable upon enrollment. Books open at the office for pontifinal ac. WANTED twenty-five women and girls sixteen plus to operate power sewing machines at Montezuma Knitting Mills with pay while you learn.
Wiley Walker bids on 50 cards of 4 foot oak wood to be delivered to Butler High School Building. Price quotes include stitched half sales at 1.00 and rubber heels at 1.45. W Foy, Chairman, guarantees satisfaction on all work.
E S Hickman offers the south half of Fair Ground in Butler for sale on favorable terms to the right party. The contact address is G Circle 115 Thomaston Georgia with date 7-80-41.
Attractive five room residence with water and lights near school depot and church in Butler. Includes a 5 horse farm two miles west of Butler with a good dwelling three tenant houses and abundant water. Quick sale promised at a cheap price.
A Boston Transcript quip attributes Demetrius I with saying a fool cannot hold his tongue. The remark is used to illustrate wit in a brief historical citation.
The text extols progressive, right thinking businessmen who energize a community with confident public spirit and resource utilization, arguing they drive development more than any single factor. It praises steady optimism as the key to a city’s eminence.
The essay notes mirrors are common and varied in shape from square to round. It compares a mirror to a waiter that must be tipped for good service and observes that people often like reflections of their appearance while recognizing that mirrors always cast self image.
One of the oldest dishes, khabis, is said to have been invented and named by Mohammed. It consists of fine dates coated with a mixture of butter and spices, a dessert cherished by Orientals where dates are central. The term khabis has become a synonym for happiness among Arabs.
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