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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
7
A reflective admonition warns that those with homes of glass should not throw stones. It urges self-examination before judging others, noting everyone sins and the harm a single word can cause. The anonymous verse counsels restraint and humility in speech.
Butler residents host and visit relatives with trips to Atlanta Reynolds Macon and Washington events. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Peed, Miss Glausier, Miss Gill, Miss West, the Frieerson party at inauguration, and Mrs. Loyd’s Texas obituary. Jarrell's Dept Store promotes closing out sale and seeds offerings.
The American Legion Auxiliary held its regular meeting at the Baptist church on Friday March 3rd with Mrs W H Trussell presiding. An interesting program was presented and refreshments served. Mrs J S Green chairs the April program titled Child Welfare month Publicity Reporter Butler Unit 124.
A new Future Farmers of America chapter organized at Butler High School now has 11 active members with four neophytes to be initiated. The group aims to help farm boys and supports diversified activities from seed judging and soil tests to landscaping and social events while promoting degrees from Green Hand to American Farmer. Cecil Parks advances toward Georgia Planters and potentially American Farmer honors.
Miss Heatrice Pennington acted as hostess to the K K K Club on Monday afternoon. Despite several absentees, the meeting proceeded successfully with committee reports and monthly correspondence reviewed. The program concluded with a social hour featuring sandwiches and coffee.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Fountain hosted a Thursday bridge dinner for eight. St Patrick decor and place cards set the scene for an elegant four course meal followed by contract bridge into the late hours. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. EH Joiner Mr. and Mrs. R B Aultman of Reynolds Mr. and Mrs Walter Suggs and Mrs J R Underwood.
Miss Tempie Virginia Patterson and Dr. Walker B. Brock of Tallapoosa were married at the Roberta Methodist church on Sunday February 26, as reported from Paterson Ga.
Advertisement lists items offered by A B Locke of Butler Georgia including an electric refrigerator a storage type water heater and an Atwater Kent 10 tube radio from 1982.
Several hundred bushels of good sound ear corn offered for sale. Quantity implies bulk purchase for farmers and traders seeking quality grain for feed or storage. Local terms negotiable.
The Butler High School column notes first to seventh grade activities including tulip and kite crafts, a doll house project, spring literature, and mumps recovery. It lists arithmetic contest scores, new student Ruby Brooks, ninth grade graphs in algebra, and chemistry life applications. A basketball game reports Butler 24 Barnesville 28.
The Edward MacDowell Club met in the studio with President George Roberts in charge. Minutes show members naming solos by Handel and Chopin, voting to sponsor a spring recital, and plans for scrapbooks and a convention. Rehearsals for a school operetta are under way and a charity tone underlies the meeting.
A columnist urges focus on forward progress and American character. He argues that dwelling on past misfortunes harms progress and compares a student’s willingness to sacrifice for music to Rip Van Winkle’s sleep while the world moves on.
Announcement for a large Closing Out Sale at Jarrell's Dept Store in Taylor County. Emphasizes big crowd, time running short, and help with home and farm needs.
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