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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1925
Page
2
Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend trips and host stays across Butler Roberta Reynolds and surrounding areas. Notables include W J Carson returning to Washington, D C and numerous relatives visiting Georgia towns like Atlanta Macon Vienna Americas Reynolds and Plains.
Miss Grace Streetman of Charing visits Mrs David Theus as H L Lumpkin attends Little Bethel. Grace Streetman resides with family. Alfred McChargue and Miss Avery of Garden Valley wed on July 4 with many well wishes. Mrs W C Bussey visits mother Mrs G D Perry in Ideal for the weekend.
Mrs. W. R Camp and Mrs Homer Beeland advertise hemstitching pecoting and plaiting services at ten cents per yard with satisfaction guaranteed.
The University of San Marcos in Lima Peru, founded in 1551, is described as the oldest university in the New World and remains one of South America's most famous schools.
Mrs. Frank Currington and Mr and Mrs Claven Currington visited in the area while Mr Henry Jarrell hosted guests. Families gathered for a Warm Springs reunion and several weekend visits occurred among Eufaula Thomaston Butler and Butler residents. Antioch church notes mention a cemetery cleanup picnic and Sunday School.
Mrs J T Wadsworth hosts friends at home after a visit to daughters Mrs Guthrie and Mrs Tillison in Atlanta. Miss Jewell Matthews returns from Reynolds. Roy and Jean Culliver unemployed in peach packing at Manchester. Mildred Irvin returns from Columbus visit. Residents attend quarterly meeting at Tazewell. Mr and Mrs J D Roberts and baby of Columbus visit relatives. Mrs Tom Bell and Macey Braddy listed among the sick. Mrs Henry Tidd and son of Ella Ville visit. Mrs Alice Montgomery and two sons of Manchester spend weekend with brother W H Highsmith. Funeral of Mrs Jessie Smith at Tazewell. Mr and Mrs H S Mitchell visit J M Brady and family.
Mr Lemmie Streetman of Orlando Florida was the dinner guest of his nephew Martin. Miss Gladys Lawhorn returned from a two week stay with friends and relatives at Concord. Misses Addie and Lucy Streetman drove to Tazewell with Mr and Mrs Edwards of Phenix City. Mr Addis Watson of Columbus visited Mr and Mrs Smith Watson Saturday night. Mrs J H Mackey visited Mr and Mrs Martin Streetman Sunday.
Sentiment expert Jud Tuckins notes a man shows gratitude for small gifts but skeptically questions costly advice. He implies value and perception create trust or doubt, reflecting everyday business psychology. The Washington Star quote contrasts simple generosity with wary reception of costly guidance.
Numerous visitors and relatives are listed as staying with families in Junction City and nearby areas, including Miss Sara Averett and Mrs W M Brown, Miss Annie Hill, Mr D A England, the Purvis family, and others from Macon Birmingham Columbus and Atlanta. Revival services begin Saturday with Rev Whitney and Rev Wall assisting.
An account from the 1924 Everest expedition notes animal life at extreme altitudes. A tiny black spider is seen hopping on rocky cliffs and hiding beneath stones up to 22,000 feet, where little else lives beyond rock and ice.
Food specialists traveling the Old World report that millions in China, Japan and other Asian nations rely on soy beans for sustenance. They note soy’s meat like qualities and its use in bread mush and various preparations. In many areas soy is used as meal to bake bread or cakes and can even resemble cheese when mixed with soy milk.
In a brief dialogue a man laments Brones hair loss after a sudden change from a lush mane to a bare pate. The other man explains Brones misused a depilatory product mistakenly thinking it bay rum, leading to the drastic result.
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