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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
2
Reynolds society column records Alma Graves in Atlanta Homer Beeland, Mrs Turk and many others visiting or visiting from Macon Butler West Virginia Buford Adel Moreland Indiana Kentucky Virginia and Alabama. Several couples attend picnics at Miona Springs Lake Burton St Marks and other locales with Lodge and church connections noted.
The Young Woman's Bible Class of the Methodist Sunday school held a regular session and announced a Thursday today week picnic. Officers were noted as absent, reports were strong, and new member Mrs. Locke joined. The entertainment committee promises lively stunts and a song is printed for the gathering.
The verse invites Young Woman's Class members to join a Bible class and pursue spreading the Kingdom of the Lord. It emphasizes loyalty and unity and invites others to participate in the class activities.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Proctor entertained their Bridge Club at Peachland Cafe on Monday evening. Five progressions of Bridge were played with top ladies score earned by Mrs. Paul Hodges, top men by Mr. J. H. Neisler, low scores for Mrs. W. E. Marshall Jr. and Mr. Paul Hodges, and the cut prize to Mrs. C. E. Whatley. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Neisler, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Hinton, Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Whatley, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Marshall Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hodges, and Mr. and Mrs. John A. Proctor.
The Cemetery Committee reports weeds are being cut from Hill Crest shrubbery and driveway. It asks lot owners to clean their plots and place trash on the north side of the driveway. Many lots are in bad condition. members do not clean private lots and request immediate attention.
The best and cheapest in crockery will be found in our new department at W. J. Powell & Son, with a wide assortment and low prices for every home.
Ed H. Cavin, sent by the National Child Welfare Committee, spent two months in Georgia studying child welfare and agencies. He recommends the Department cooperate with the Georgia Children’s Home Society rather than start a new agency, to better aid underprivileged children and those of service members. Major Bloodworth and Joe Carr joined John Joe West at the Savannah conference to promote public welfare efforts.
The American Legion stresses patriotic duty in peace and war. It urges citizens to serve the nation through public service and civic involvement to build a higher type of American citizenship and uphold national loyalty.
CENTRAL OF GA announces Saturday excursion fares to Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Atlantic City with half round trip tickets on sale every Saturday through August 31 final limit 30 days ask agents for exact fares schedules sleeping car reservations and information The Right Way message closes with a reflective verse on clear vision and tangled life.
Fort Valley beats Reynolds 21 and a half to 5 and a half points in a golf meet held in Reynolds Georgia on August 1 1929. Fort Valley collected several decisive wins to secure the overall victory.
Judge Landis will join a nation wide NBC hook up from Chicago NBC Studios to introduce American Legion Junior baseball events. Mickey Cochrane and Dan Bowers will participate as guests. The Junior World Series games from Louisville Ky will be aired with Graham McNamee handling play by play and Landis greeting fans.
The document lists a quiz from The American Legion Post 131 with questions and answers. It covers topics like iodine source, Normandy location, Wright brothers, Edison, hydrogen gas danger, thigh bone name, printing origins, early anti slavery state, first Georgia settlement, and dollar bill lifespan.
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