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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
3
Numerous locals travel for visits in Macon Butler Atlanta and Columbus. Church and missionary society events mark June with circle meetings and talks on Broken Homes Rebuilded. The Georgia legislature member C H Neisler and Legion attendees join regional social scenes.
The Woman's Improvement Club will gather at Mrs. J C Newsom's home with Miss Edith Newsom as joint hostess on Wednesday afternoon July 8. A program includes papers on American art and a sketch of George Inness, plus musical selections by local performers.
Colonel Lindbergh lauds American Legion Post No 133 for earning a Daniel Guggenheim Fund certificate recognizing Reynolds Georgia work on aerial navigation. The sign atop Neisler’s packing house proclaims REYNOLDS in chrome yellow with a north arrow, celebrating a national air transportation vision.
Ruth Moody delivers a humorous Giftorian speech at Reynolds Hirth School on May 25 1929. She plays Santa Claus naming gifts for classmates including Sir Water Horton Rev Clifton Hill Nora Jones Helen Powell Ruth Hobbs and herself while echoing Lowell about sharing.
The Reynolds Golf Club will stage its first annual club championship over ten days with semi finals and final on July 4 during a club barbecue. Qualifying rounds are due by June 27 with the 16 lowest scores advancing into two flights. Prizes include lowest qualifying score, flight winners, runner up, and a consolation prize if enough entries exist. The champion will hold the cup for a year and its name is engraved after three consecutive wins.
The post lists ten science questions with concise answers. Topics include Earth circumference, thunder, gasoline in a saucer, toothpaste ingredient, efficient car speed, sand, malaria transmission, tree aging by trunk rings, why smoke rises, and whether clouds touch the ground (called fog).
The article notes that by December 1927 about 30 of 48 states had issued highway bonds for through state roads, with early leaders Idaho California New York and Rhode Island. It highlights bond use since 1905 1906 and compares North Carolina and Georgia financing, urging that gas tax and motor vehicle revenues fund bonds without broad tax impact while citing surface and mileage data.
Progress of civilization demands radical shifts in parent child relations mirroring changes in industry and farming. Modern life through radio, newspapers, phones, and travel exposes children to distant ideas and influences, challenging traditional child care methods and driving demand for new knowledge in health growth discipline and education.
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