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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1929
Page
2
A list of residents and relatives visiting in Reynolds and nearby cities. Many locals travel to Atlanta Macon Montgomery Winston-Salem Jacksonville and Tampa for visits vacations and conventions while others host guests from Minnesota Americus Montezuma Talbotton and Kentucky.
A Thursday bridge luncheon for Miss Carol Smith was hosted by Misses Marion and Frances Hodges. Garden arrangements and wall baskets adorned the rooms. Prizes included electric waffle irons after several rounds of bridge, with attendees listed as Misses Susie Payne, Margaret Payne, Clara Parks, Eloise Weaver, and others.
The July business meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society was held at the church Monday July 8 with President Mrs F A Ricks presiding A Mission Study session titled Roads to the City of God was set for Wednesday July 17 at the home of Mrs I Whatley led by Mrs Gray Hicks on The Ministery of the Saviour The Executive Board then held its regular quarterly meeting and dismissed with prayer by Mrs Ricks
Mrs C L Pyron hosted a Thursday fish fry and weiner roast for her Sunday School class at Hicks mill. The group included Ed Liggin Woodfin Hinton Harold Troy Windham Walton and Benjamin Hodges Hunter Bryan Jack Kirksey and guests Tommie Mahone Nell Robinson Winifred Ruffin Julia Parker and William Parker.
Post No 131 presents ten questions and answers on tinware olive oil cotton seed oil Confederate president Jefferson Davis Indian term papoose cork oak bark actress Sarah Bernhardt tobacco origin typhoid prevention and color of a red rose in darkness.
American Legion Taylor Macon Co Post 181 in Reynolds Georgia receives a 1929 Community Service Citation for organizing a Boy Scout troop and an Emergency Relief Corps, preparing road signs, distributing flower seeds, publicizing the Mediterranean fruit fly campaign, making emergency road repairs after floods, promoting a local highway project, and supplying weekly Legion activity articles. Signed by Louis S Moore and Joe M Carr.
Indianapolis hosts the first showing of Look Listen Live a three minute 200 foot trailer promoting rail crossing safety. The film will be distributed to Legion Posts with railroads supplying prints for free theater exhibition nationwide this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sharp deed land to Church of Christ with strict stipulations. No instruments, no split assemblies, no women teaching, no uninspired literature, no unbiblical events, and no individual communion cups. If breached, control shifts to the nearest aligned congregation. removal of trustees possible.
New York report classifies rabies as a childhood illness along with whooping cough and scarlet fever. Six in ten deaths occur among children under fifteen, with seven in ten among young boys. mortality peaks between ages five and ten due to higher exposure to dogs and faster disease progression leaving less time for serum inoculation.
Gramasphone records that can be rolled up and stimped on, scratched or bent without injury have appeared here. They are a fiftieth of an inch thick and made of a celluloid like substance.
President A E Clift of Central of Georgia promotes sea vacations aboard Savannah departures to New York Boston Baltimore and Philadelphia. He notes round trip sea time rivals Atlantic crossings, with ships offering Atlantic‑style comfort and onboard orchestras from Georgia and nearby colleges.
The essay argues daily chores train discipline beyond punishment. It cites Lincoln, Garfield, Coolidge, Hoover, and Al Smith as role models who learned work early. Discipline builds efficiency obedience manliness self control and fosters wholesome individuals, strong homes, and better communities.
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