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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1932
Page
7
The quotation attributed to Greenville Kleiser extols steadfast nerve under doubt and slander. It urges perseverance, calm counsel, patience with critics, and resilient leadership to achieve a presidential seat through unremitting toil.
Butler notes show J W Edwards dining with Atlanta and Mrs Butler of Tifton visiting relatives in Pinehurst. Local families host travelers from Birmingham Columbus and Macon while townsfolk attend church revival at Mt Pisgah and welcome Dr Robert A Brown on a return to his boyhood home. Seed catalogs and Jarrells Dept Store advertise turnip seed sales.
Sunday school at 10 00 a m special children service followed by reception and communion at 11 00 a m Now services at night J A Cook Pastor.
Four hundred and five acres on Butler Red Level with three houses each four to five rooms in good repair. Includes a new barn, ample water, Medway running through the land, one mile from No. 8 Federal highway. Six horse farm in high cultivation. Value listed at 75 dollars per acre but selling at 80. Small cash payment, balance in one, two, and years at 6 percent. Contact C. C. Cooper, Butler, Georgia.
A large Anthony family gathering at Foy home on August 7 hosted about thirty five relatives including Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Anthony and grandchildren. A bountiful noon dinner under a shade tree followed by prayers and reminiscences capped the reunion before a final group prayer.
Mrs. Guyton of Dublin appointed chairman of credentials to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Harvie Jordan of Atlanta. She is joined by Mrs. H O Ball of Jackson and Mrs. Julian Lane of Statesboro. Dr W R Daney of Savannah elected commander in chief of Sons of Confederate Veterans with plans for memorials at the First Battle of Manassas site and a tribute to Gen. Francis S Barrow. Savannah Chapter U D C hosted a reception after his election in Richmond.
Revival services start next Sunday evening at 7 45 at Rupert Methodist Church. The public is invited to attend. Rev M O Williams pastor of Reynolds Methodist Church will preach during the week.
The composer received a splendid piano from English makers with British virtuosi names scratched on the keyboard. Schauffler reports Beethoven praised it in elegant French and vowed to offer his spirit to Apollo on the instrument. He quipped that detractors want to tune it but will not touch it.
The London police rely on a wooden 15 inch cocous truncheon with leather wrist strap as the standard weapon. Revolvers stay at stations for special cases. mounted police use longer truncheons. Truncheon use is restricted to extreme cases and must be reported to the station officer for inspection.
Miss Janet Christian of Buena Vista wed D F Prince in a July 25 ceremony at Wesley Heights Methodist Church. The bride wore pink chiffon with matching accessories while mother wore black and white. guests included family from Georgia and North Carolina. A reception followed at Mrs N C Henry’s home and the couple plan to reside in Washington after a wedding journey.
Harriet Lowe became the bride of Jennings B Patrick on a wedding day at Buena Vista in the Lowe home. Rev Go A Briggs officiated for a ceremony in a living room decorated with myrtle roses and crepe. The reception followed with breakfast, cake, and floral displays as the couple left for a wedding trip before settling in Chipley. The bride is the daughter of the late Charles W Lowe and Lily B Lowe, a Chipley School teacher, and the groom is a Chipley public schools administrator.
Study notes that babies are first drawn to yellow, with red overtaking it by age three and green becoming second most compelling. By age five, a color labeled hine appears to be the favorite.
Asa L. Singleton, native of Taylor county, has been promoted to colonel in the regular army. His career began in 1899 as an enlisted man, with later commissions from second lieutenant in 1901 to temporary colonel in 1918, before reverting to lieutenant colonel in 1920. He is currently stationed in Washington.
Thirty day summer excursion fares to principal points in Texas available Tuesdays and Saturdays in August and September 1932. Ask ticket agent for schedules destinations and other information or write F. J. Robinson General Passenger Agent Savannah GA Central of Georgia Railway.
Eight Fat White Leghorn hens offered for sale at 25 cents each by E Cox of Butler Georgia.
The article notes Judge I H Sutton, a capable and upright incumbent seeking endorsement for the unexpired term of a circuit court seat. It references his health, experience, and reform-minded reputation, urging support ahead of the September 14 1932 primary from the 806 State Capitol office in Atlanta and Clarke County home.
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