Guardians of a Quiet Home Remembering Parents’ Pride
Towns County Herald recalls a family story of loving parents who watched their children grow from babies to adults. The piece reflects on parting, aging, and the quiet loneliness of an empty house, praising faithful parenting and the world’s respect for good character.
Butler Gathers Visitors and Local News Highlights
Butler and surrounding areas host a flurry of visitors with Myrtle Poole of Americus and Miss Alberta Brooks of Ellaville noted among guests. Lectures in Rochester tempt Olu R. Montgomery while families in Talbotton and Macon welcome relatives. Local society shares travels, nursing updates, and a new ten pound baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Locke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Moulton
James
Frank
Ellaville
Charming Visitors Entertained at Bridge Tea in Reynolds
Miss Sallie Wilson of Sheffield Alabama was honored with a Bridge Tea hosted by her sisters Mrs Walter Fickling and Mrs Hugh Jackson at Reynolds. Guest Miss Blanche McCormick shared the occasion. The event featured plant and flower decor, prizes for top and low scores, a salad course, and several local ladies as hosts and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Wilson
Sheffield
Ala
Walter Fickling
Hugh Jackson
Reynolds
Miss Wilson
Blanche McCormick
Tom Fountain
C. R. Brown
Willie B. Wilson
Henry Waters
McCormick
Margaret Benns
Atheline Childs
H. Riley
Julian Edwards
Lewis Adams
Belle Carson
Harp West
Henry Wallace
Charles R. Brown
E. H. Joiner
Flowers
Blount
Hugh Sealy
G. P. Burgdroff
Macon
G. Hill
Thea Shealy
Will Ricks
Maggie Beall
Will Powell
Paris
Liffey
Rosa Blackmon
J. W. Edwards
Tignall
Rich-Pope Engagement Noted in Meigs and Butler
Mr. R J Merritt of Meigs announces the engagement of his niece Mary Oole Rich to Mr Ralph J Pope of Butler. The marriage will be solemnized at an early date. Mr Pope, reared in Butler, now resides in Atlanta where he holds a lucrative position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Merritt
Meigs
Mary Oole Rich
Ralph, J. Pope
Butler
Pope
Atlanta
Brigman Garret Couple Wed In Butler Methodist Parsonage
Mr and Mrs W R Garret announce the marriage of their daughter Sarah to Bernice A Brigman formerly of Valdosta now in turpentine business at Charing The ceremony was in Butler July 17 at the Methodist parsonage The bride granddaughter of J T Garrett of Charing wore blue georgette and matching hat After the ceremony the couple went to Florida and will return after ten days Mr Brigman will continue his business interests Relatives and friends extend best wishes for their future life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Brigman
Card of Thanks for Mr. B. I'. Moore
The family of Mr. B I Moore extends thanks to friends and especially Dr Edwards for support during illness and death. They acknowledge every act of kindness and wish blessings upon all who helped. Signed Mrs. B F Moore and Family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
I’. Moore
Mrs
B. F. Moore
Corn for Sale in Butler Georgia by C M Blair
Limited supply of good sound corn for sale at market price. Will appreciate your order. C M Blair, Butler Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Blair
Butler, Ga
Mission Study Class Program Outline
A brief program listing songs prayers and talks. The order includes the hymn Open my eyes that I may see, prayers by Mrs. Mac Riley and Mrs. Eli Garrett, a reading from Roads to the City of God chapter two, and topics The Changing World Situation by Miss Janie Neisler and The New Alignment by Mrs. Mac Riley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Mac Riley
Butler Social Scene Hosts Week of Bridge Parties
Social activities in Butler featured multiple bridge gatherings hosted by Mrs. J T Cochran Mrs Belle Carson and Mrs J W Edwards. Guests included Mrs J H West Mrs R R Dunnody Miss Sadie Rawls and Miss Atholine Childs with top scores noted for Cochran and several hostesses. A Butler High School class dinner closed the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
J. T. Cochran
J. W. Edwards
Belle Carson
Mia. Martin Chapman
Tom Fountain
Eernest Jarrell
Harley Riley
Atholine Childs
Young
Charlotte
N. C
J. H. West
R. R. Dunnody
Macon
Bargeron
Washington, D. C
Lewis Adams
Sadie Rawls
Clearwater, Fla
Clearwater
Fla
Edwards
H. H. Riley
R. C. Montgomery
Walter Suggs
Martha Turner
Billie Wood
Fort Valley
T. L. Fountain
Butler High School
Annual July Meeting at Bethel Primitive Church
The annual July meeting at Bethel Primitive Baptist Church near town ran from Friday 11 o'clock to Sunday, a well attended event. With Elder Morgan Williams of Warm Springs absent due to a leg injury, Elder J. A. Adams of Oglethorpe led preaching each day. An elaborate basket dinner followed the Sunday noon service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Primitive Baptist Church
Town
Morgan Williams
Warm Springs
J. A. Adams
Oglethorpe
Teachers Examination Set Aug 2 and 3 1929
Teachers will take elementary and grammar school work and education for county homes on Friday Aug 2 1929. High school subjects and education for state elementary certificate on Saturday Aug 3 1929. Junior college subjects and education for junior college certificates on Saturday Aug 3 1929. Reading course items listed with prices and publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotnses
Hall-Quest
Houghton-Miffin Co
Chicago
Georgia School Book Depository
Atlanta
Business Administration
Ginn and Co
Weekend Low Excursion Fares to Northeast and Midwest
Central of Georgia Railway offers Saturday excursion fares to Chicago New York Detroit Cleveland Toledo and Atlantic City. Fares and one half for road trips available every Saturday through August 31 with a final limit of 30 days. Inquire with ticket agent for exact fares schedules sleeping car reservations and more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Toledo
Atlantic City
Central OF
Absolute Power Cited as Dangerous in Call for Limits
The speaker argues centralized authority, whether czar or president, grows dangerous as it becomes unchecked and irresponsible. They warn against loading tomorrow's weight onto today's burden and flag the perils of absolute power.
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Fred Singer
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Marie Garrett
Louise Daniel
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G. A Roberts
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L. T. Peed
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