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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1933
Page
3
A poetic meditation on fate and leadership. It reflects on reading destiny, the limits of strength and wisdom, and the duty to serve truth with faith and hope despite overwhelming odds. The speaker emphasizes perseverance, moral courage, and the judgment of years.
Mr Thaddeus Ricks returns to Tech while Mr Phillips Bryan departs for Emory University. Several residents visit relatives in Columbus Savannah and Macon. The Junior Music Club hosts a New Year party with Miss Ann Halley making a radio debut on two pianos. Plans for the MacDowell Festival Radio Broadcast and Junior Convention are discussed.
Reynolds friends read with interest the honor bestowed on Miss Frances Neisler daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Neisler selected as the winner from the Grammar schools of the state in the school of the air contest This is the fourth state prize Miss Neisler has won We will watch future with pride and interest
A dark bay mare about five years old is missing or believed to be stray from G. A. Trussell’s property near Reynolds Georgia around December 12. A liberal reward is offered for the return or information on the whereabouts.
Notice to creditors of The First National Bank of Reynolds Georgia to present their claims to N M Dudley Receiver with legal proof within three months or they will be disallowed. Acting Comptroller of the Currency announces November 21 1932 in Reynolds Georgia.
The letter urges self assessment and a fresh start for 1988. It challenges the reader to drop procrastination and the word can t, embrace action, brag modestly about worthy deeds, and pursue personal goals with renewed vigor as the year begins.
Long column reports on Burns Georgia case, Radio City opening plans, and a sweep of 1932 sports. Highlights include Eddie Cantor and George Jessel at Club Richman, Atlantic City showbiz chatter, and Georgia Tech vs California football recap. Baseball trades shift Lindstrom to Pittsburgh while Vance may leave Brooklyn.
A narrator recalls seeing a girl he found striking in appearance yet discovers she is a cripple. He reflects on his shock and ponders the fortune of those with full senses and strength. The piece prompts a call to consider disability with abrupt, provocative contrast.
The speaker argues that health and simple meals soften life’s blows and mocks constant complaints. He cites stories from Chaucer to Milton, a paralyzed man running a desk job, and a man who lost both legs, asking why one would trade their lot for such misfortune.
Taylor Mill items note W F Oliver and family visiting Macon relatives. Mrs Nat Avret returns home from Macon after a week with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Rogers. Mrs Rufus Smith spends week with Prof Leon P Smith. J W Windham Terrell Smith Winnie Underwood and Eva Hightower attend Mt Pisgah church singing. Edna and Fred Underwood return to Monroe school after two weeks with parents. Lottie Windham Dora Bartlett Sarah Turner visit Edna and Winnie Underwood Thursday night. H P Bartlett J W Windham also part of gatherings.
Sham and Joe Bartlett hosted nine friends at Derwood’s Pond last Saturday for a day of fishing. A crowd later claimed a boatload of fish, then enjoyed a fish fry that drew a list of attendees including Edna and Winnie Underwood, Dora Bartlett, Laurine Windham, and others. Community events followed with New Year’s program at Grand Theatre in Montezuma, plus visits and condolences as Mrs. Mary Fowler of Ft. Valley died December 25.
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