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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1928
Page
7
Butler residents are urged to attend the U D C Bazaar on December 16 and 18 at the Jarrell Department Store area, with sales on silk dresses and various holiday gifts. Attendees will also see theatre showings in Mauk and Preston, plus local visits by Miss Eva Pearl Hightower and other community members.
The St Godlia Junior Music Club held its second fall meeting November 27 with 12 members present. After opening with the National Club Song and the Musician's Creed, members announced their planned instrument for the club symphony. Kathleen Peed led a program including Thanksgiving pieces, stories, piano solos, and biographical sketches, honoring composers Sousa and American music figures.
A leather key case containing a bunch of keys has been lost. The finder is asked to return it to Mrs. F A Peed and will receive a reward.
Notice states that from December 14 all barber services require cash payment with no credit offered. City Barber Shop instructs customers to pay cash only and Applies to all clients.
An article reports approval by Tokyo editors of a program by the Methodist Episcopal Church in Korea to mobilize Christian workers for social outreach and rural uplift. It notes past leadership gaps, urges return to model farm village projects, and calls for churches to lead agricultural improvement to spread the gospel.
Macon on December 11 reports strong second-week ticket sales for Macon’s second opera season. Colleges across Middle and South Georgia plan to attend, with Wesleyan and Bessie Tift students buying transferable season tickets. Santa presents and new artists boost interest as Rigoletté and La Bohème headlining. broadcasts on WMAZ highlight excerpts.
Butler High beat Woodland High 24 to 13 in a hard fought game. Williamson and Driskell led Butler on offense while Trussell Theus and Jarrell starred on defense. Earlier Butler reserves defeated Junction City 13 to 6. Lost dog notice appended.
Advertisement notes W G Hill offers English peas for seed known to produce good crop. Promotes seed variety with emphasis on yielding peas. No other details provided.
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