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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1929
Page
2
Numerous locals travel for summer school and visits to Atlanta Albany Macon and Columbus. Individuals include Miss Agnes Seay Mrs Paul Hodges and Mr John Frierson among others. Families host relatives attend Mercer University and various summer programs while meals and sanitation notes appear alongside.
The Y W B class of the M E Sunday School held its regular business meeting after the Sunday session. Secretary Mrs C H Neisler read minutes of the last meeting and noted good attendance. Visitors arrived from Blackshear Marietta Fitzgerald and Marietta with more locals joining in.
Miss Lillian Mitchell of Canton Georgia married Mr. John Brown of Bloomington Indiana in a May 27 ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Simmons in West End Atlanta. Rev. W. Simmons officiated before a small gathering. the couple planned a wedding trip through Tennessee Kentucky and Indianapolis before settling in Bloomington.
A speaker bids graduates farewell praising the New South pledge of growth and self education. He urges embracing economic renewal, industrial ascent, and cultural enlightenment while honoring past leaders and heroic ideals. He stresses personal effort, moral aims, and faith in a brighter regional future.
The piece opens with a preacherly meditation on vision as essential for progress. It blends biblical allusion with a 20th century call to foresee future conditions and couple them with character to achieve worldly success.
A vintage catalog style note invites shoppers to view a new line of women’s silk undergarments including stockings and related apparel at Hinton and Hollis.
The passage traces flag designs used before the current flag, noting 18 colonies initials and the motto Unite or Die, Jones hoisting a flag in 1775, various banners with stripes and the An Appeal to Heaven motto, and Congress’s 1777 flag outline with 18 stars and 18 stripes.
The American Legion Post 13 lists trivia prompts and provides answers from “I” said the sparrow to Wesleyan in Macon. Answers include Asheville, Savannah, Packard, Eli Whitney, Fort Hawkins, General Zachary Taylor. Hinton & Holls display crockery with right prices.
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