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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1930
Page
7
A reflective verse extols the inescapable toil of life and the belief that peace arises from sustained effort. It celebrates the man who clears swamp and garden, keeps dreams alive, and finds meaning through labor despite hardship and fear.
Butler and nearby residents were seen visiting in Macon Columbus and Atlanta with many staying for several days. The notes list numerous names including Mrs. H T Wall Mr J Giles and Mr R H Moore among others visiting relatives and attending social events. The column records births visitors and travel en route to Florida and New Orleans.
Miss Myrtle Bazemore hosted a Thursday night picnic at Person's Lake in honor of her sister Miss Christine Bazemore. Chaperoned by E H Bazemore, R A Turner, and T C Russ, the event drew numerous guests including Eirza beth Bazemore, Lucile Bazemore, Mildred Garrett, Kathleen Peed, Virginia Hanson, and many others in attendance.
Mrs J Reid Griffin announces the engagement of her daughter Ellen Griffin to William Doty Cathcart of Winnsboro. The couple plan a August wedding. Ellen Griffin was a popular Butler High School faculty member last year and has many friends in Pinewood.
A fragmented quote suggests a reflective line about worries and desires, implying that fearing problems leads many to feel they already have enough or nothing at all. The text lacks clear entities or a true news item to summarize further.
Relatives and friends honored Mrs. M. J. Brooks on her 78th birthday at McVants with a reunion gifts and elaborate basket dinner. Nearly 100 family members attended along with numerous guests and local dignitaries including J. F. Peebles and W. F. Gray who contributed to the event’s comfort and pleasure.
Ohioan born Lucy Lenora Woodall of Columbus and Robert L. Fox of Monrovia California announce approaching marriage. Woodall, daughter of Wins C Woodall, famed in Georgia circles, attended University of Alabama earning honors and held roles in Phi Delta Sigma Kappa Delta Sorority and Rammer Jammer staff. Fox, from a prominent California family, joined social and business circles after his Kentucky lineage moved west.
The Methodist Missionary ladies will stage a Good Will Project demonstration at the usual missionary meeting. Junior Missionary children will present a program showing how American children aid Philippine children. A good attendance is hoped for, as reported by the Pub. Reporter.
Lewis Ayres who rose to fame as the lead Paul in All Quiet on the Western Front will anchor Universal’s dramatic screen adaptation opening Monday August 4 for a week at the Rialto Theatre in Macon. He previously performed with Henry Halstead’s orchestra at the Plantation cafe Beverly Wilshire hotel Los Angeles and Addison hotel Detroit.
A ra wry essay argues the biblical and historical matriarch as model for today’s multi role housewife. It notes the Proverbs 31 figure rose early, marketed widely, ran enterprises, clothed her household in fine fabrics, aided the poor, and balanced duties with dignity, while praising husbands.
The annual teachers license examination will be conducted in Butler next Saturday by County School Superintendent W. T. Rustin. He says only a few applicants are expected since most teachers carry licenses with their diplomas and normal certificates.
A quip notes that confident know-it-alls still lack insight into others' opinions. It highlights the gap between self-perception and how others view them, suggesting humility comes from considering external perspectives.
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