New Year Greeting Wishes For Wealth And Joy
A brief New Year greeting wishes wealth from distant lands and sunshine after every rain. It expresses hope that pleasures soothe all pain and brings broad happiness in the coming year.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1928
Page
3
A brief New Year greeting wishes wealth from distant lands and sunshine after every rain. It expresses hope that pleasures soothe all pain and brings broad happiness in the coming year.
Local column lists residents on sickness withdrawals and visitors during the holidays. Names include Albert Hicks, Mrs. Hugh Windham, Helen Carter of Tallahassee visiting relatives, Sam Shakspear of Philadelphia with C. H. Neisler, and many others. The American Legion held a peace dance, and several families hosted or traveled to nearby towns for Christmas and New Year.
Miriam Carter entertained with a bridge party Friday evening in Atlanta in honor of Miss Helen Carter. After games, refreshments were served, Helen Carter received a hand painted powder box, prizes went to Margaret Payne and Blanche Marshall for high and low scores. Invited guests included Helen, Evelyn, Mary Carter, Grace Fountain, Blanche Marshall, Carol Smith, Camilla Hill, Mattie Musslewhite, Lydia Goddard, Edith Nowakson, Margaret Payne and Mary Smith.
Mrs Bettie Williams Griffin aged 69 widow of Wm J Griffin and mother of W J Griffin of Oglethorpe and Mrs Neisler of this city died at the Neisler home December 26. She was a longtime Methodist church worker at Oglethorpe and her funeral was held there with Rev W E Hightower of Butler and Rev J J Saunders of Oglethorpe presiding.
E. B. Hodges was elected mayor at Reynolds Tuesday defeating M. A. Liffey. Three aldermen were chosen: H. K. Sealy, Dr. B, H. Bryan and T. Whatley. Voting was light due to cold weather and interest appeared muted.
Money to loan on improved farm lands in Taylor county for one to twenty years with convenient terms. For particulars apply to J. R. Lunsford, Attorney at Law, Goddard Building.
Mrs Elia Hicks, 72, longtime Crawford County resident and Salem Primitive Baptist member, dies after three months of declining health. Funeral will be at 3:00 PM at Salem church in Crawford County with Elder Henry Swain officiating. She leaves six sons, several daughters, a sister and sisters-in-law, and four brothers.
The Blackshear Times reports Rev. Davenport arrives as the new Methodist pastor. He comes from Reynolds with wife and daughter Claudia. Son Lowry Davenport attends medical college in Rochester NH. Christmas plans uncertain. Local congregations shared in welcoming him and praised his affable manner.
Christmas tree at the Taylor Mill church on Friday evening December 23 brought joy to nearly a hundred children and adults. Santas, gifts, and a choir performing carols filled the program with seasonal cheer. Teachers received thanks for their efforts in making the event a success.
The article notes teeth as prone to defects and disease and links dental decay to systemic illnesses such as rheumatism, kidney trouble, and heart failure. It cites 1925 US dental production worth $38,769,040 across 826 establishments, with $5,947,720 in artificial teeth, and compares counts of dentists and physicians in the US and Canada.
A simple linoleum preservative uses one gill of methylated spirit and one ounce of shellac. Dissolve the shellac thoroughly then apply with a soft flannel for a protective coating.
Describes that golf balls are manufactured with indentations to roughen the surface so iron club heads do not slip or glance off the ball.
Classified notice seeks to hear from farm owners selling property. Cash price and particulars requested. Contact D Bush in Minneapolis Minnesota with details for purchase inquiry.
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