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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
7
The poem urges graduates to leave the college den and learn from real work. It stresses that knowledge becomes skill through practice, and proficiency comes only by doing with fellow workers. It warns against overvaluing classroom praise and emphasizes starting at the bottom.
Butler locals and friends share updates on births, travels, and visits. Names include Mrs. Terrell Booth, Mrs. Belle Carson, Col. H. P. Wallace, J. H. Giles, Julia Riley, Miriam Riley, Elizabeth Riley, and many others visiting relatives in Macon Savannah Columbus and Atlanta. Several plan trips to the Chicago World’s Fair and Canada, with extended visits noted.
The freshman class entertained the seniors with a Saturday prom party at the school annex. Punch ice cream and sand lines were served. After graduation exercises Mr. Thomas Daniel led a casual meeting at his home to let seniors relax. Lorena Daniel assisted with ice cream. Tuesday evening the senior class had a dinner dance at the Dixie Cafe.
Mrs Theo McGee of Columbus sails from New York to London for four weeks of piano study with top masters and a Paris visit, part of a four week London study in music. The trip, awarded with all expenses paid, marks her as the only Georgia recipient. A prior farewell shower at Rose Hill Methodist featured bright colors and gifts for the honoree, with many local attendees listed.
Mrs J H West hosted her Bridge Club Wednesday afternoon with out of town guests Mrs M E Everett of Macon Mrs Edwin Davant and Miss Hortense Davant of Corsicana Texas. Mrs Belle Carson won top score and received a box of powder and perfume. Refreshments included ice cream and cake.
Instructions describe selecting slightly under-ripe berries and washing them. For every pound of fruit add a cup of water and heat until juice flows freely. Strain through cheese cloth or colander into a flannel bag, then drip without pressure. Boil juice to four, add an equal sugar, boil, skimming foam, and pour into sterilized jars while hot.
Miss Eleanor Strickland of Americus was nominated and elected president elect of the Georgia Hygienists association at the seventh annual convention in Atlanta. She also won a seat as delegate to the American Hygienist association meeting in St Paul Minnesota in August.
The quarterly study traces Jesus from birth to ascension, outlining lessons on entry to the kingdom, childlike faith, forgiveness, riches versus eternal life, service over status, Jesus as king, church and state, readiness for his return, final judgment, and the risen Lord. Key figures include Jesus, Peter, the disciples, and biblical authorities.
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