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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1925
Page
5
A poem stresses contentment with one's own work and sympathy for others. Each person may desire another's job, yet fulfillment comes from diligent effort and service to others. Life's ascent requires steady plodding, not shortcuts, for all jobs contribute to the common good.
A long list of Butler residents host and visit relatives and friends across Georgia and Florida. Highlights include Hawkes eye glasses at Porter’s drug store August 12, visits from Rev. J. D. McCord and H. G. Hobbs, a peach gathering trip to Thomaston and Woodland, and a trout capture at McCants pond.
Mrs Ben Persons will host an elaborate afternoon party at her charming Butler area home. Invited Macon guests travel by motor to the estate for a six o clock arrival, private lake swim, supper, and dancing into the night with numerous local figures listed among attendees.
Attractive five room residence with water and lights near school depot and church in Butler. Also a five horse farm two miles west of Butler with a good dwelling three tenant houses and ample water. Quick sale offered at a low price.
Mr H G Mangham succeeds Mr H R Lane as cashier of the Butler Banking Company. Lane and his family depart to make Miami Florida their new home. Mangham comes with years in banking and will relocate his family to Butler from Plains Georgia in the fall.
Miss Bessie Streetman of Charing and Mr Earl T Almon of Luthersville were married at Rev J W Howard's residence in Columbus on Saturday afternoon July 11. The couple is the daughter and son of local residents Mr and Mrs Martin Streetman and Mr. Earl T Almon.
The U D C held its regular monthly meeting at Mrs. Gus Wilsons home with many attendees and visitors. Resolutions were read on the death of longtime member Mrs. Ad Jones. After the program, refreshments were served. Maude Joiner, press reporter.
A work day for Union Church Cemetery is set for Wednesday July 22. All friends and relatives with loved ones interred there are urged to meet at the cemetery to clean and beautify the grounds.
Oak furniture set including dresser wash stand table bed and springs offered for sale. For further information contact Mrs C E Benns.
The lost chapel of St Patrick has been unearthed at St David's in Pembrokeshire England. The relic lies ten feet above the highest tide mark and was once buried under wind blown sand with turf. Walls measure sixteen feet eight inches at the upper end. fifteen feet three inches at the lower end. side walls thirty five feet. An east end altar nearly four by three feet remains. St David sent St Patrick to Treland as missionary. the chapel sits about half a mile from St David's head near Brin island.
The Georgia State Board of Health Lab in Atlanta provides free diagnostic services to physicians, analyzing specimens for diseases such as malaria and typhoid, and offering prompt reports. It also tests municipal water supplies monthly, with containers provided by towns. Expansion is hoped to include cancer and Bright's disease tests, funded by needed appropriations.
Post rainfall warnings explain shallow wells and springs can become polluted by surface wash from human waste. Ground filtration slowly moves contaminants to water sources unless protected by sanitary privy. Typhoid carriers may be asymptomatic yet contagious. the State Board of Health offers testing before discharge from quarantine.
The term carte blanche described as a blank signed paper entrusted for filling. In 1649 Charles II sent a signed carte blanche from The Hague to Parliament hoping terms would be accepted as the price of his safety.
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