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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
2
The poem portrays a golfer who frets over debt yet hides sorrow as customers leave. He dreams of wealth and status, mocks rivals, and pretends to be among the nation’s best when practicing. his mood shifts from joy to fury with a misplayed shot.
The snippet lists numerous visits and guest appearances by residents including W L Carter in Macon, Faxton Seay of Meansville, J B Benton, E E Powell, J R Lunsford in Hamilton, Sammie Pruitt in Shemaston, Anita Marshall in Atlanta, Cabbage of Leesburg, Charles M Merriel of Taplin WV, Miss Georgia Trapp of Atlanta, Mary Ella Camp of Newnan, H K Sealy family, Mildred Hutchinson of Newnan, and Rev Wales B Ingram visiting from Charlottesville area.
Advertisement seeking two honest sober men to sell the McNe s line in Schley and Meriwether counties. Must be willing to work and furnish boot references. Steady year round work with no layoffs. Earn good money if you work and be your own boss. Must own a car. For full particulars write or phone for an appointment. P. A. Jenkins, Reynolds, Ga.
The Zone Meeting for this quarter will be held at Crowell's church July 30 at 9 00 am with Miss Helen Rosser a returned missionary delivering the main address Other speakers will attend and all missionary societies Butler Montezuma Oglethorpe Ideal Crowell Reynolds are urged to be represented Aux Pres should mobilize members The Crowell women will host lunch and organizers are asked to notify chairmen of attendance numbers to ensure a strong turnout.
Circle No It met Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Walter Griffiths and heard a devotional from Proverbs. A song and prayer opened and closed with the Lord's Prayer. Eighty five cents for Elizabeth Goodwin Fund and 1.20 in dues were collected. Five visitors attended along with eighteen members. August meeting planned with Mrs A M Halley.
Miss Estelle Spillers and many Turners Chapel residents visited relatives and friends across the community. Preaching at Turners Chapel is scheduled for Saturday at 11, 8 p m, and Sunday at 11 with a revival likely to run through the week. public invited.
All interested may help clean and prepare the New Prospect cemetery near Reynolds on the first day of July. Revival services will begin August 2 at New Prospect church, reported.
A reflective line notes that finding a dollar prompts memory of forgotten bills or payments owed, signaling financial pressure. The line uses a sharp, Zen like observation to tie casual cash to ongoing obligations and responsibility.
A long social column lists visiting relatives and guests across Butler, Macon, Reynolds, and nearby towns. Residents include Mr and Mrs Sims Garrett, Miss Jenny Byrd, the Hortons, the Fullers, Miss Celia Lucas, and Rev. C A Jackson. Revival services at Crowell church are urged, with daily meetings through Friday. A note adds on childrearing and a cocoa byproduct fertilizer innovation.
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