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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
2
A nostalgic verse expresses unwavering love for Janet through lavish offers, then a long local column lists social updates. Mr. Sidney Smith visits Columbus and numerous residents travel between Macon Reynolds and surrounding towns, with golf plans, visits, and school activities noted.
The Fox film Common Clay stars Constance Bennett and Lew Ayres and opens Monday and Tuesday June 15 and 16 at the Grand Theatre in Montezuma. The story follows a pleasure loving girl who works in a speak easy, seeks justice for herself and her child, and faces a dramatic climax with her lover and a sharp turn of events. The production is praised as a vivid, audible film with a strong supporting cast including Tully Marshall Beryl Mercer Hale Hamilton and Matty Kemp.
An advertisement promotes A Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder trouble including backache rheumatism and irregularities with mail order and local druggists as distribution. It offers sworn testimonials and lists Dr. E W Hall in St Louis Missouri as the physician behind the remedy.
Classified notice offers anear Butler Georgia piano for sale to a buyer willing to complete remaining monthly payments. The Cable Piano Co invites interested parties to send name and address for full information.
Reynolds High School announces a summer program starting next Monday June 15. Students seeking to remove conditions must attend and expect at least eight weeks of intensive work. The meeting will approve summer teachers and outside instructors and relay directions. New awards will recognize summer projects in reading writing memory and earnings.
Miss Adella Le Sueur died after a long illness at her sister Mrs. Frank Danielly s home in Roberta Georgia She is survived by her sister three nephews Holmes Clark Frank Clark Lawton Le Sueur three nieces Mrs Brown Walker Mrs L A Slade Miss Florine Danielly one great nephew Albert Clark and one great niece Emily Walker
A Magnolia Oil News motto asserts that a man never gets nervous when he pushes his business. rather the pressure comes from the business itself pushing him, highlighting the relentless nature of entrepreneurial effort.
Mrs Pearl Taylor spent the week end with Mr and Mrs J P Thompson. Mrs L G Clarke spent last week with Mr and Mrs Geo L Windham. Several residents visited relatives in Unadilla and Manchester while others hosted guests at homes of Thompson Windham and Reid. Rev E V Brogdon fulfilled his Taylor Mill Baptist church appointment and enjoyed social events with the Senior and Junior Girl Reserves and Wolf Club activities.
Mrs J P Thompson hosted a senior Girl Reserves slumber party at her home last Saturday night. The group wore in by six with a supper of chicken and rice then sang played games and toasted marshmallows by a yard fire. Breakfast was ham eggs biscuits and coffee before the girls departed for Sunday school.
In chapter 9 of Phantom of West, Helen Chandler appears with music and magic as he pays for love and glamour. The narrator hints at a costly pursuit of affection, culminating in a revelation about the true value of her love.
A sensational Western story stalls for drama and comedy with a hero pursued by an outlaw band. The Cyclonic Center frames a wild ride filled with riding fights and daring escapes, promising action and humor.
Panhandle social column documents visitors and family gatherings. Announcements include Miss Bess Neisler as a guest, Nell and Annie Windham visiting kin, and multiple Sunday dinners hosted by local families. Several relatives and friends travel between towns, while health updates mention O R Montgomery improving and Lewis continuing to improve after surgery.
A social gathering hosted by Mrs. Taylor and Rev. Edon drew a large group of attendees including Misses Dora Bartlett Childree Maurine Rogers Rubyerson Bula Mary and Stella las Geneva Thompson Peterman and Lottie Windham. The presence of Mrs. Taylor and Rev. Edon plus the younger guests made the event lively.
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