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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
2
Reynolds society items list members and friends traveling to Macon for holidays. Several locals are expected home Friday for Christmas and New Year visits. Others plan trips to Atlanta or Molena, with a car ride from Duke University and Mercer University noted among the group.
The town records a string of holiday tidings including residents traveling to visit family in Monroe and Macon, a Christmas party for the Girl Reserves, numerous dinners and visits among neighbors, church attendance at Beulah, and a Sunday school attendance of 105. Several local names are listed as guests or visitors.
The Gordon Carson Chapter of U D D met Thursday afternoon at the club house with Christmas decorations. Mrs. M A Liffey and Mrs. Ray Lucas hosted. Plans were made to send greetings to Confederate veterans and widows. Mrs. Earl Marshall led the program, including readings about religion and military topics, followed by refreshments.
A farmer reports three missing pigs a black pig a spotted pig and a white pig each about 25 or 80 pounds. Strayed from premises about five weeks ago near Rye Reynolds Gt. Anyone with information requested to notify at once.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency provides that all persons with claims against The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia must present them to Receiver N M Dudley with legal proof within three months from November 21 1952 or they may be disallowed. F G Awalt Acting Comptroller of the Currency.
Cousin Joe writes to Cousin Charles about laziness and health, then pivots to Christmas and big national holidays. He praises liberty on July fourth and brotherly love on November eleventh, urging celebration in love and without shame. He signs off with warm wishes to Charles and the children.
Mrs. A R Colcord, text book chairman, reports successful and worthy efforts before the U D C convention at Bainbridge. She asserts the organization defends against biased history and aims to keep Southern history truthful in schools. The motto Loyalty to the Truth of Southern History guides efforts to remove unfair or poisonous views and ensure accurate teaching, with educators and authorities alerted to biased materials.
Chevrolet announces a major employment boost as more than 85,000 workers return to production. About 30,000 in domestic factories and 21,000 in Fisher body plants are employed on Chevrolet Fisher bodies, with dealerships nationwide moving over six million dollars in inventory. The launch features a redesigned line with longer wheelbases, no draft ventilation, improved transmission, stronger safety features, and a lower price range to keep models affordable while sustaining industry leadership.
A dense 1932 column from New York notes and jokes about boxing matches planned for Miami and Baer vs Stribling, Dempsey promotion, Ruth and Armour salaries, Jolson radio, and political shift after Walker’s mayoral era. It blends sports gossip, opinions on amateur rules, and a late political anecdote, ending with holiday wishes.
Mrs. I. Bashinski, president of the Georgia division, urges independent school boards to adopt fair textbooks and retain key South facts. She notes a Bainbridge convention resolution authorizing a card file system for each chapter, to be funded locally, with plans to store valuable records in Rhodes Memorial Hall Atlanta and to purchase Die Cards and guide cards.
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