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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1930
Page
5
A reflective column notes the world’s changes breed no true novelty as we witness a colt on a porch and newsprint headlines of crime, storms, and market woes. It argues that ads and music recycle old forms, while technology and ideas feel familiar, echoing ancient beginnings rather than new departures.
Miss Margaret has received her degree in law from the Tikin Law School at the University of Georgia in Athens. She is the fifth woman to graduate from the school, completing a three year course. She was the only woman in a class of 40. She intends to practice law in Georgia, handle court work, and has been admitted to the bar of Georgia and the Federal Courts.
A list of supplies for the 8 day camp at Parks Pond is issued for 4 H Club boys. It covers food items clothing bedding and equipment plus a carpooling plan and a roster of local boys with cars to share rides. State and county agents will supervise and ensure safety with lifeguards for non swimmers.
The Paramount Theatre in Atlanta reopens after a two week closure with a rebuilt interior costing over 100000 dollars. The new look includes a remodeled lobby, rotunda foyer, revamped mezzanine lounge, fresh seats, carpet, and acoustically treated walls. An orchestra led by Lou Forbes and organist Gladys Lyle will provide daily concerts, with new weekly stage acts and the Byrd at the South Pole film headlining the opening program. The reopening runs July 6 with weekly new programs through Friday.
Macon June 28 Detroit youth Warl Manchester was sentenced to electrocution for killing James Spotts Atlanta printer in Macon 18 months ago. He will observe his 21st birthday in jail next week and says he will be old enough to vote but doubts it.
Talbotton Georgia preserves early culture through the LeVert College building now restored as a community house. The Straus family helped fund its repair, linking to a history of education, hospitality, and local pride. The old college era drew elites, music teachers, and grand social commencements, shaping Talbotton’s identity.
Atlanta June 22 Judge N R B Hardeman of Louisville member of the Middle Superior Court circuit was named campaign manager for Geo H Carswell at a large Atlanta gathering. Hardeman and Carswell will soon form an executive committee and open campaign headquarters in Atlanta. The meeting drew prominent Georgians from across the state including G Ed Maddox Rome C A Pittman Carterville Hugh Rowe Athens Sam Nunn Perry C H Neisler Reyolds B K R King Ft Gaines George Lankford Lyons Hicks Fort Columbus J J Mangham Haralson J D Redwine Fayetteville J E Anderson Statesboro W H Key Monticello Judge Earl Camp Dublin and Judge Max Land.
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