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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
2
A nostalgic poem praises the old time woman and domestic virtues over city fashions and social trends. Local notes follow, listing residents traveling, social visits, and a postponed January UDC meeting with a program on Lee and Civil War themes.
Local notes detail visits among the Windham and Smith families, church and school activity, a chicken supper fundraiser for the club heater, a sick student, and recent attendance at Sunday school. The Taylor Mill Woman's Club met with 28 members present despite bad weather.
Taylor Mill Woman's Club met at the club house last Wednesday with 28 members present. Dues were collected, minutes read, and plans made for a chicken supper on Saturday night January 14. Members logged 116 visits to the sick, sent 92 trays, 3 bouquets and 45 garments.
The Taylor Mill Woman's Club held a chicken supper last Saturday night selling each plate for 25 cents. The menu included soup, chicken with dressing, gravel, cranberry sauce, candied yams, pickles, coffee, and coconut and pineapple pies. Proceeds go to help pay for a new heater for the club room.
Circle No One met Tuesday evening led by Mrs W E Marshall Jr. Ten members attended with 21 trays, 27 visits, 16 cards, 5 flowers and 22 helpers reported. Songs included Come Thou Almighty King and Sweet Hour of Prayer. Devotional featured A Growing Prayer Book by Mrs Albert Carter and Let Me Tell Your Good Story by Mrs R E Aultman. Prayer dismissed by the Lord's Prayer.
A dated 1933 New York reminiscence laments rushed choices and their deadly costs. It contrasts prison reform with dire hunger and follows Mary’s tragic arc from rural hopeful to Broadway desperado, ending with a moral about thoughtfulness and southern friendship.
Cousin Joe writes of creation, parental responsibility, and guiding a son. He argues the father bears the primary duty to train a child toward a moral, spiritual life, with mothers, teachers, and peers sharing influence. He urges independent thought and warns against passive assent to tradition.
Wanted reliable man aged 25 to 50 to supply Rawleigh products in Crawford county and other localities. Surety contract required. Company furnishes all but car. Good profits for hustlers. Write W. T. Rawleigh Company Memphis Tenn or see J. O. Fuller Route 1 Reynolds Ga.
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