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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1925
Page
10
The valedictorian delivers a heartfelt address to Reynolds High School’s class of 1925, praising graduates, thanking parents and teachers, and urging dedication to Georgia’s future. He stresses integrity in business, education funding, and civic duty, urging graduates to live purposefully and repay the community. He also honors the Board of Education and the school's supporters.
Poem captures Freshman to Senior years at R. H. S. praising white and green colors, the students growth and pride. Epilogue bids farewell as seniors leave and memories linger.
The Reynolds High School senior class valedictory frames life as a school with problems to solve and duties to perform. It highlights three I s for success IMAGINATION INDUSTRY INTEGRITY and emphasizes hard work and personal sacrifice as essential, citing Depew Burke and America's progress as examples.
A heartfelt valediction to Reynolds High School teachers from graduates. The message thanks teachers for patience guidance inspiration and vigilance. It expresses the hope graduates become stalwart citizens and honor their educators as they leave for life beyond the school halls.
MARK ITEMS, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rogers were guests of relatives at Oglethorpe last week. Misses Wylene and Juanita Carpenter are guests of their aunt, Mrs. R D. Waller, Mr Joe Wilder made a recent business trip to Lakeland, Fla. Miss Ouida Gaines and Mr. DeLa Russell were guests of Butler friends Thursday. Miss Tommie Wall and Mrs. Ray Burn, of Ellaville, were weekend guests of Mrs Albert Montgomery. Mr A M Carter, of Reynolds, is moving his family here thru peach season. Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Chapman, of Atlanta, are spending a few days with their parents, Mr and Mrs J T Chapman, Mrs. Joe Wilder and son returned home Sunday night after being at the bedside of her father for two weeks at A. C . Hospital in Waycross. Judge Crawford, of Buena Vista was transacting business here last week, Dr. Mugray and Mr. E . McMichael, of Tazewell were mingling with friends here Monday Rev. C. J Mallette and son Carey, are guests of relatives in Savannah Mr. and Mrs. W. M McFarland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Moore at Geneva. They were accompanied home by Miss Myra Moore who will spend several days with them, Mrs. E . VanDevender, of Macon and Birmingham, stopped over for a ten days visit to her brother Mr. J G Steed and Mrs. Ola Montgomery VanDevender will visit Col W. E. Steed at Butler before going to Macon for the summer. Mr. DeLa Russell went to Junction City Saturday to meet several of Talbot county's future belles on their return from college, thence to Woodland.
Mrs Mintie Pope and son were guests of her daughter Mrs Herman Amos this week. Miss Anna Jarrell spent the weekend with friends at Milledgeville. Mr Morrison Slaughter of Columbus spent the weekend with relatives here. Archie Heath and John Heath Pound of Swainsboro are guests of the latter's parents this week. Mr and Mrs W A Spinks hosted Mr and Mrs IR A Spinks and children and Mr and Mrs Frank Slaughter and children of Columbus. Miss Pearl Adams returned home after visiting her uncle Mr Will Adams at Junction City and was accompanied home by Mrs Adams and children. Mrs Dora Bickley and son of Thomaston spent the weekend with relatives here. Mr and Mrs George Parker hosted Mr and Mrs Marvin Fuller of Centerville and Mr and Mrs Lorenza Purvis, and Mr and Mrs Bob Whatley were called to Columbus last Thursday for the illness of their daughter Mrs Robert Whatley Jr. Misses Emma and Berta Perkins and Mrs Cliff Perkins were the guests of their sister Mrs C C Heath recently. Mrs Willie Neisler and children visited home folks this weekend. Mrs Lucy Hickson is visiting her daughter Mrs Bob Cosey.
Mr Harris Sealy spent the week with home folks. Misa Velma Putman visits cousin Miss Ethel Fain. Mr and Mrs R L Brown and family visited Atlanta Tuesday. Mrs C L Wall and son were Sunday guests of Mrs Charlie Willis. Joe Brown returned from Mercer for summer. Mrs W H Martin visited Macon with daughter Mrs W L King. Ethel Fain returned from Atlanta. Golden Wadkins and children of Hamilton were guests of Mr and Mrs J A Buckner. Mary Hildreth vacationing with her parents. Mr and Mrs H N Culverhouse spent Monday in Thomaston. Mr and Mrs Blackshear and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Rufus Blackshear. Rev and Mrs J H Wilson of Americus spent days with Mr and Mrs A H Sealy. Mr and Mrs C O Brown spent Friday in Columbus shopping. Mrs J G Hamilton called to bedside of her father Mr Willis Jinks last week. Mr Marvin Alsobrooks of Centerville was guest of aunt Mrs W C Childs. Mr P F Vanlandingham was taken to Columbus Hospital for several days of treatment. Friends wish him speedy recovery. Preaching at Horeb Sunday, all invited to attend.
Marion County notes list Mrs J T Wadsworth traveling to Atlanta to visit daughters Mesdames Guthrie and Tillison. Several locals host or visit relatives from Mt Berry Charing Butler Ideal Columbus Manchester Talbotton Junction City and Mauk. Events include candy drawing hosted by Mrs Alvin Pike and visits by Jack Woodall and others, plus an appendectomy patient Addis Watson returning home.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vann included Mr and Mrs H L Lewis and Miss Estelle and Hattie Wainwright of Turners Chapel. Mrs R A Vann spent last week with daughter Mrs W F Smith near Reynolds. Lucile Lewis shopped in Thomaston. O O Vann and J W Vann visited Thomas ton and Junction City on business. Horace Casey and Misses Jewel Martha Jarrell visited Miss Sarah Royal in Thomaston. A Christopher joined O O Vann for a Junction City trip, while H L Christopher visited his parents in Mauk.
An old advertisement promotes Texas Wonder for kidney bladder troubles rheumatism and back ailments. It offers a dollar twenty five by mail or from a druggist with testimonials requested and lists Dix B W Hull 2926 Olive St St Louis MO as seller.
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