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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1932
Page
2
A civic improvement group presents a motivational poem about perseverance. It urges readers to persist through hardship, noting that many setbacks precede success and that quitting can foreclose near sustenance or triumph. The verse emphasizes resilience and hope amid struggle.
Mr Terrell Jernigan was in Macon on business Monday. Mrs Paul Poe and children spent the weekend in Macon. Mira Lois Newsome of Wesleyan visits home days. Mrs Albert Hicks and Mrs F M Carson spent Tuesday in Blakely. Mildred Garrett spent the weekend in Butler with her mother. Miss Sarah Cooper returns home after a month at Rupert school. Mr and Mrs Bob Vinson of Ft Valley visited Mrs E G English. Mrs Smith of St Augustine Fla visits her daughter Mrs Troy Whatley. Mr F A Ricks Miss Frances Ricks and Mrs Smith spent Saturday in Maron. Mrs Jinks of Mauk visits her daughter Mrs R L Bell. Mr W A Saunders visits son in Montgomery Ala. Mr McCoy of Talbotton spent the weekend with daughter Mrs George Goddard. Mr and Mrs John Mangham spend weekend with Mr and Mrs Thurman Whatley and Mrs Albert Hicks in Atlanta Wednesday. Messrs J R Lovins and J R Hammond in Buena Vista on business. Mr and Mrs Jack Heath and Miss Wess Powell attend show in Montezuma. J B Wright of Macon spends a few days with mother Mrs W A Wright. Friends note Mrs E G English improving in health. Mr D R Lovins and Mr Levertte of Metter visit Mr and Mrs J B Logins. Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs T J Fountain include Dr and Mrs Fountain and Mrs L M Doyle of Macon. Numerous friends sympathize with McAuley family on death of E P McAuley November 23 in Ft Meyers Fla.
Due to widespread illness in the community the regular Woman's Improvement Club meeting is moved from December 7 to the afternoon of Wednesday December 14. Members are urged to note the change and attend if possible as attendance is desired.
The death of former Reynolds citizen Mr. E P McAuley is noted with regret by his many friends. He passed away at his Dunnellon Florida home on November 25 after a lengthy illness. For years he ran the Gordon farm near Reynolds and supported local social religious and business life with his family.
Mr. R. L. Bell resumes leadership as cashier of the Citizens State Bank in Reynolds. Formerly assistant cashier at First National Bank and cashier at Parmers and Merchants Bank in Charing, Bell returns to Reynolds to lead the local bank. He is succeeded at Charing by Sima Garrett Jr., a leading county young businessman.
Miss Coralie Lunsford daughter of Dr and Mrs Guy Lunsford of Millen and Harold Gunn of Millen announce their upcoming wedding. Miss Lunsford, a 1931 Bessie Tift graduate, teaches at Irvinton High School where Gunn serves as superintendent. The ceremony will be simple at the Lunsford home due to a recent family bereavement with the exact date to be announced.
Local notes from Reynolds area recount gatherings and visits. Dinners and weekend stays feature Mrs. Winnie Underwood, Maude Crook, Eva Hightower, J. W. Windham, Eddie Rogers, and families visiting Taylor Mill and nearby towns. Birth announced for a daughter born December Friday to Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas.也
The American Red Cross provided relief to more than 3,000,000 families during the past winter amid unemployment and disasters. In 143 counties the organization aided 90,000 families with groceries, lunches, clothing and flour from government wheat. Flour distribution ran March 8 to June 30, aiding 15,000,000 people, with continued aid through 1932-33. The Red Cross operates in 3,072 counties and will cover winter needs with government wheat and cotton, funded by its treasury. The Junior Red Cross and public health efforts ran concurrently, and citizens are urged to join local chapters.
Local families in Englishville hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Numerous residents from Andersonville, Oglethorpe, Rebecca, and Montezuma joined Sunday gatherings, with several returning from trips or helping an ailing neighbor. One resident, Mr. C M English, remains bedridden but shows slow improvement after a recent rib fracture.
Cousin Joe argues in deep water style that man is made in God’s image with dominion over creation. He contends humans are eternal, capable of ruling with God or ending in outer darkness, and asserts pride in humanity beyond angels. The letter hints at future proofs and a bold, anticipatory moral stance.
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