Old Year Departing in History’s Shadow
A reflective verse by D. G. Bickers laments the worn and weary year as it slips into history. It speculates on the future and the call of a new era, hinting at untangled mysteries that lie ahead.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
6
A reflective verse by D. G. Bickers laments the worn and weary year as it slips into history. It speculates on the future and the call of a new era, hinting at untangled mysteries that lie ahead.
A devotional poem urging Christians to give self and means to Christ. It calls believers to hasten and gather the lost, offering themselves and their resources in memory of the Saviors sacrifice.
Butler residents share visits and travels with friends and kin. Elise Wallace weekend in Butler, Miss Margaret Benns to Wesleyan for holidays, and several guests in town from Macon Atlanta Dawson and Barnesville. Butler High School music pupils present first recital at the school auditorium this evening.
Beautiful early spring greetings mark visits from Mrs. Mattie Riley and daughters Miriam and Elizabeth of Oglethorpe University to Mrs. Hugh Neisler. Columbus church meeting drew Mr. J T Mathews and Mr. C H Neisler from Reynolds. G M Daniel returns home for Christmas with Mrs. Daniel and children. R L Wilder of Tampa visited his brother Joe Wilder at Mauk and invested in Taylor county farms. Rev W W Riner stayed in Butler en route to Atlanta from Americus to see his son Rob Riner. R A Hester and family relocate from Butler to 106 Main Street in Butler to work for the A B & A Railroad. A hearty welcome is extended.
Mrs T L Fountain entertained Tuesday morning with a Christmas themed Bridge Luncheon. Guests included Mesdames G C Smith, R C Montgomery, Frank Gray, W A Childs, James Burt, W H Trussell, Misses Katiwell Adams and Martha Turner, Mesdames T E Jarrell and Thurman Whatley of Reynolds, and Mrs McDonald of Douglas.
On Tuesday Mrs Fountain entertained three tables of Rook. After the games a salad course and a sweet course were served to Mesdames Robert Wilson, R A Turner, T B Joiner, Sarah Cross, Frank Gray, Ira Chambers, W H Trussell, O S Cox, E E Jarrell, H C Saddler, Eva Bigbee and Mrs J F Posey.
The Herald apologies for omitting credit in a recent piece. It states the article should have been credited to Mr. Francis Peed of Central School and prints the correction.
Juvenile scribes sent in many letters to Santa Claus this week, with more expected next week. To manage space, urgent items are carried over and the entire batch will be printed next week for St Nick.
Butler students attend a box supper in Mauk and a weekend with relatives in Macon and Columbus. The ninth grade notes Eloise Bolding's illness related absence. Glee Club rehearses Snow Fairies with Rev. Rogers leading chapel. Girls basketball vs Ellaville next, with Butler favored. Boys basketball beats Roberts 9-7, girls 11-2. crowd turnout praised. Several students visit family and travel for weekends and holidays.
The Georgia Society of the City of New York held a monster banquet in New York City attended by prominent Georgians. John Floyd McTyier, formerly of Plains and son of Mr. and Mrs. A. K. McTyier, serves as secretary of the club.
A close contest between the girls and boys showcased flashes of brilliance from both sides. Final whistle left the outcome undecided as the teams battled evenly from start to finish. Players listed include Garrett and Locke for the girls, Cox Hil Jarrell Peterman Trussell Shealy Williams for the boys, with Theus and Mr. Shearer refereeing both games.
A collection of aphorisms on education and its impact on society. Quotes from Otis W. Caldwell Mather Lewis Wm. B. Owen N F A Reviewing Committee Chan cellor Kent Montesquieu and Charles F Thwing highlight education as essential to individual growth and civic virtue.
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