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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1930
Page
7
An athletic verse about endurance and timing in a race. It contrasts swift starts with steadier pacing, praising the runner who preserves strength for the final lap. The piece closes with a reflection on life’s long last lap and the need to endure.
Butler locals report Dr and Mrs W W Edwards visiting Macon on Tuesday and Mr and Mrs H E Adams in Thomaston. J & Greene shopped in Columbus while Gordon Bazemore spent days in Columbus. Col C W Boy and Dr Eli Garrett in Atlanta. Belle Carson and Marion West visited Montezuma. Several attended the Georgia Tech game in Atlanta. Nearby residents hosted and visited relatives, with social events including a bridge party for Mrs Clifford Whatley.
A downpour didn’t stop Butler High from hosting three basketball games last Friday. The girls beat Montezuma 59 to 8, the boys defeated Montezuma 48 to 8, and the girls topped the Lady teachers 47 to 20.
Notice to creditors of E. E. Jarrell trading as Jarrells Department Store of Columbus Georgia. Debtor proposes a 25 percent unsecured creditor composition to be heard by U S District Court judge in Columbus on December 27 1930 at 10 a m. All creditors must appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted or the composition confirmed. Dated Columbus Georgia December 0 1980 N Brown Deputy Clerk
Miss Marion West and Mrs. Lewis Adams hosted a refined Bridge Luncheon at Miss Wests home with three tables of play and a two course luncheon. Mrs. T. J. Fountain and Miss Mary Moore won top scores forenoon and afternoon. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. H Bryan Mrs. John Mussle hte Mrs. Bo H. Joiner and Mrs. Clisford Whatley of Reynolds.
A reflective contemplation argues that opportunity remains despite economic distress. It reframes opportunity as moral action and faithful leadership, urging honest effort, communal good, and walking with God rather than chasing money alone. The piece contrasts material scarcity with spiritual purpose and ends with a prayer to walk alongside Christ.
Messrs B. H. Walker Sebe Montgomery and EB Bazemore enjoyed a delightful bird hunt in South Georgia. Mr and Mrs Oscar Dreizin and children Mr and Mrs Alex Goldstein spent Sunday in Woodbury as guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Goldman. Mr and Mrs P C Rowell spent Tuesday in Savannah where Mr Rowell underwent a tonsil operation and is recovering nicely.
In a spiritual parable the author compares free-wheeling in cars to coast along life using God's forces. He urges letting the divine current carry effort, like engine idling when not pressing the pedal. Quotes Isaiah and cautions against overworking the soul, promoting rest and momentum in faith.
An advisory warns that Georgia may see a significant measles rise in the next two years as deaths climb, urging parents and teachers to prevent spread. It outlines incubation, stages, and Koplik spots, and stresses isolation, quarantine and careful observation in schools and communities.
A Saturday meeting between State Superintendent M. L. Dugan and Comptroller General Harrison outlines a plan to rush funds to Georgia schools before Christmas. They expect about 615 000 to 526 000 dollars in aid from the treasury and gasoline tax, with a January loan up to 3 500 000 dollars to steady the system. Approximately 11 percent of U S public school teachers relocate annually.
The public is urged to recognize measles as dangerous, especially for children under two. A daily examination of every school child is recommended, regardless of epidemics, with exclusion of those showing fever or symptoms.
Mrs. J. G. Chayman is recovering after illness. Edna Raburn visited sister Mrs. Jerome Fowler near Ideal. Douglas Cotney and T. L. Burfield families spent time with local households. H. R. Crook and Monroe Crook of Montezuma shared Sunday with relatives. Travel to Oglethorpe and Montezuma noted. Numerous local visits listed among Raburn, Blair, and Mangham families. Fifth Grade mentions Reba Stalnaker and Dotsie Blair.
The Silver Town Comedians will present a Vaudeville at Central school house Saturday night Dec. 18 at 7 00. The troupe, known from two years ago with the Bob Anglin Troupe, promises about two hours of clean wholesome fun for 15 cents and 2he. Proceeds aid the school piano fund under the local P T A. Everyone urged to attend.
Estrayed one extra large bay mare mule taken up November 26 owner urged to call and pay keep and advertising costs J A Payne Butler Ga offers contact details for claim and retrieval.
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