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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
8
Edges of a reflective verse speak of effort and pain as routes to success. The piece notes dangers and doubts endured through years of hard work, ending with a message that value comes from perseverance and the sweetest victory follows toil.
E H Bazemore and Mrs Tuesday host and visit relatives in Butler while friends and kin like Lucile Bateman Julia Dykes and Miss Dorothy Bazemore travel between Cochran Talbotton and Buena Vista. Guests include Mr and Mrs Carson, J Anderson, and many locals as rainfall data and upcoming events are logged.
The Wallace Edwards Chapter of the U D C will mail a donation box to the Old Veterans Home next Wednesday. Friends and interested supporters may send contributions to Mrs. R A Turner by the stated day.
Married Mr Early Payne to Miss Maggie Hawkins on June 15 by Rev J T Adams with a few friends present. On June 22 at Rev J T Adams residence Mr William Isaac Wainwright wed Miss Agnes L Windham as friends of the couple looked on. The Herald extends best wishes and mentions many friends and relatives joining in the sentiment.
Macon June 20 E L McGee of Columbus was elected president of the Epworth League assembly for the South Georgia Conference. He will succeed Howard Comer of Cordele. Other officers include Harry Allen of Macon vice president H D Carlton of Vienna secretary W H Sirmans of Waycross treasurer and Carol Clements of Arlington recreational director.
The Wallace-Edwards Chapter U D C met June 20 at Mrs. H. P. Wallace home with the president presiding. resignations from Mrs. Tom Cochran and two others were accepted and new officers elected including Miss Marion West as president and Miss Martha Turner as secretary. A program followed with papers on Jefferson Davis Charles Henry Smith and Henry R Jackson, and music by Miss Gussie Wilson. About twenty guests enjoyed sandwiches and iced tea.
All who have loved ones buried at Bethehem cemetery are asked to meet Tuesday morning July 16 at the grounds to clean and put the grounds in order. R C Kirkley Butler Ga.
A Indiana village with a post office and scattered homes built a regional egg coop by hiring a weekly refrigerator car. 500 cases of eggs travel to New York each week, adding about 1300 dollars weekly and 100 thousand dollars annually in gains. The piece urges Georgia farmers to imitate the model.
A phrase from a public discourse highlights enduring hatred toward a scandal, regardless of its veracity. The remark reflects ongoing debate over accountability and rumor persistence in civic life.
An old kitchen proverb states the first step in making rabbit pie is to catch the rabbit, reflecting rural culinary lore. The line captures traditional method and practical approach to preparing game meat.
A wave of Columbus residents joins a growing travel trend to Europe this summer. Mrs Reynolds Flournoy and daughter Mary sail June 12 on the Leviathan from New York with a Macon party. they plan to visit England Belgium Holland Italy France. Other travelers include Miss Frances Young with Atlanta friends, Mr and Mrs Edward Swift and sons touring Europe via Olympia to Paris, Prof R B Daniel and Miss Mildred Daniel sailing from New York to England then Geneva. Major and Mrs J B Anderson of Washington plan a grand European tour with a Geneva peace conference trip. Mrs Frank Foley sails with a Montgomery party. Miss Agnes Reams departs with friends for a long European stay, not returning to Columbus until September.
Classified note announces a reconditioned two story residence by B. B. Rawls available for rent as apartments or other arrangements. Rates described as reasonable and inquiries directed to Mrs. F. A. Peed at 620. A second fragment urges self improvement and preparation for an extraordinary future.
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