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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1938
Page
5
An anonymous verse contrasts two kinds of friends: one who dwells on errors and doubts, and another who celebrates virtues. The poet argues that a true friend praises one’s best moments, acknowledges struggles, and offers commendation after effort, rather than dwelling on failures.
The letter outlines preparation for the Rural Letter Carriers Association and Ladies Auxiliary convention in Atlanta July 18 19 with discussions on fiscal year goals, member enrollment, officer sacrifices, and a radio appearance July 14. It notes national officers Wm L Fletcher Jr and Mrs R E Greathouse attending and designates the Ansley Hotel as convention HQ with urged advance room reservations.
A reader laments universal double standards and cites biblical examples of judging others, noting how people condemn behavior yet avoid personal duty. He warns against quick condemnation, questions officials, shares a tale of a couple forced apart by parental rules, and ends with a humorous twist on misplaced worry after the incident.
A Georgia Power Company letter explains why ad spending fell across media this year. The firm cites recession tax increases and rising public taxes as curtailing its advertising budget, while affirming continued use of weekly newspapers and inviting cooperation to restore business conditions.
A fundamentalist critic denounces modernistic education for unsettling premises and eroding foundations of character. He praises Bob Jones College graduates for solid faith and practical leadership, arguing that faith in God should lead life in balance and order.
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