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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1929
Page
7
A cautionary tale unfolds about a miser who hoards wealth through years of toil ignoring his family and later faces death without using his riches for good. The narrative warns that wealth unused in life gains no comfort after death.
Miss Nettie B and Miss Louise Hill hosted a Monday evening event for their house guest Miss Elder Payne of Americus and Misses Mary and Jennie Wallace of Augusta visiting Mrs. Bessie McCants. The home featured abundant garden flowers with yellow decor and favors. About thirty guests attended the pleasant occasion.
Augustus B. Dorough compiles a compact selfHelp guide praised for its practical advice and encouragement. Cordele Dispatch notes the book collects contributions and tips from colleges and leaders to help motivated students and parents pursue education without a royal road to wealth. The handsize volume includes thirteen illustrations and aims to inspire youth toward higher learning.
A Winder News column argues that prosperity comes from individual ambition, not legislation. It cites historical examples and warns tyrants fail to enslave only when people awaken to freedom. The piece urges fewer laws and stronger teaching to spark youths’ drive and capability.
Governor and Mrs. L. G. Hardman hosted an al fresco tea at the Executive Mansion in Atlanta to honor the Georgia General Assembly and their wives. The event featured extensive national colors, floral decor, tropical palms, a cannons of ice cream, and a program of music by a local orchestra with aides and guests of honor assisting in reception and entertainment.
Epworth Juniors meet Sunday at 7 00 Hi League Sunday 5 00 Senior League Monday 8 00 Hur. council Fourth Monday night business meeting. E J s from 6 to 12 Hi Li s from 12 to 16 Seniors 15 to 30. Mrs H C Griffin pres seniors Mrs May Rily Supt EW
A reflective line warns that sensual speech misleads thoughts and leads to ruin. It advises restraining a friend whose influence could provoke harmful reactions, deeming such friendship not worth pursuing.
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