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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
7
Beatrice Pennington and many neighbors are mentioned in a string of visits, hosting duties, and travel across towns like Reynolds, Macon, Fitzgerald, Ellaville, and Thomaston. The column lists numerous families visiting relatives, attending services, and sharing hospitality, with items noting illness, sympathy messages, and thanks from L. Rodgers and Children.
News in brief from neighbor counties notes the death of Mrs. J M Bell in Waynesville North Carolina after weeks of illness. It lists the Talbotton connections of Leila Downs and Mrs P M Weston, alongside a Knoxville Tenn wedding for Miss Helen Stinson to Wm R Newnan on June 4. It mentions camp leadership by Rev M Ey Peavy, a Juniper camping event, and a six Sunday Sunday School fundraiser total of 251 dollars. The piece covers a county 4 H camping trip, a race between men and women for six weeks, and a lively service at Talbotton Sunday School with Mr and Mrs Guerry. It also reports a break-in at C M Clements hardware in Marion County and extends greetings to ill Miss Miriam Parker. A Quitman boy, Jack Richard McMichael, gives a Sunday morning talk at the Methodist church, showcasing early leadership and the 1982 State Declamation championship.
We thank friends and relatives and doctors Montgomery and Beeson for tender care during the sickness and death of our mother and grandmother Mrs. J. G. McCants. Beautiful flowers were appreciated. We will never forget the kindness. May God's blessings be upon you, from her children and grandchildren.
Butler Telephone Company announces a 10 cent charge for all connections between Butler and Reynolds to non subscribers. The policy aims to improve prompt service and efficiency and seeks public approval for future improvements.
A discussion explains overconsumption as farms effectively eating themselves by using up internal resources to pay for external needs. It equates self-supply failure to a camel living off its hump, warning that persistent self-depletion leads to weakness and potential extinction of the farm.
The 12th annual Georgia Department American Legion Auxiliary convention met in Columbus with sessions at Mulberry Street Methodist Church and a joint meeting with the American Legion at the city auditorium. Mrs. J. M. Toomey of Atlanta concluded her presidency as the department advanced in its work. Miss Leila Summerall of Waycross was elected president with a full slate of officers and district representatives. Admirals, legislators, and state leaders addressed sessions, awards were distributed for fundraising and rehabilitation, and President-elect Summerall announced plans for new leadership, with yearbooks to be published and a series of social events hosted by Macon units. The gathering adjourned to meet next year in Valdosta.
In a early tale a shy man, Kirkwood, clings to a vision of a gifted young artist, Claire Coventry, reflected in his shaving mirror. He plots to push her into the Wadsworth Competition for a five thousand dollar prize, while Claire herself pursues a hopeful sculpture titled Rosebuds and receives a mysterious push toward greatness. The plot centers on art, desire, and the blurred line between admiration and obsession.
A fragmented OCR based note records liabilities linked to an entity possibly named My Weaes M Aine One Pty. The readable text hints at a corporate or personal ledger entry noting obligations or debts but provides no clear dates amounts or parties. Further context is unavailable from the legible fragment.
Bank officers verify the condition report of Farmers & Merchants bank as true and correct. R L Bell cashier swore to the report on July 4 with notary W R Garrett witnessing. Directors attest the cashier’s signature as authentic and the report accurate to their knowledge.
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