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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1929
Page
2
A long list of weekend trips and social calls across Butler, Thomaston, Macon, Atlanta, Norcross, Buena Vista, and Plains includes Mrs. Ouida Turk, Mr. John Proctor, Cols Marshall and Lunsford, Miss Louise Turk, Miss Carol Smith, and Rev. M. O. Williams among others. Church activities note Mother’s Day plans, Y W B class meetings, district conference, and fellowship, alongside garden care and volunteer efforts at the M. E. Church.
The Woman's Missionary Society met at the church on Monday May 6 with Vice President Mrs James presiding due to the illness of President Mrs F A Ricks. Officers reported from their departments and Rev Williams attended. Mrs A G Hicks gave the devotional on A Boy's Will.
Local cash store advertises ready cash for Brabham peas, inviting growers to bring the harvest and secure the highest market prices offered. Customer urged to visit the shop for prompt payment.
The Declaration of the Rights of the Child, also known as the Geneva Declaration, asserts that mankind owes the child the best resources for development. It lists provisions to feed the hungry, assist the sick and backward, reclaim delinquent youths, shelter orphans, and ensure relief in distress. It also vows to protect children from exploitation and to cultivate service to others.
A portrait of Benjamin Harvey Hill born 1823 in Jasper County Georgia. The article traces his rise from modest means to a celebrated orator, lawyer and politician, his Civil War leadership in the Confederate Senate, advocacy for reconciliation after the war, and his lasting national recognition.
The Atchison Globe urges readers to be honest polite studious industrious cheerful to improve workplace and community relations. A concise editorial tone emphasizes steady effort and positive conduct as the path to harmony.
A fragment reflects on trust and protection in modern life. It juxtaposes the idea that when everyone defends you you may be seen as less dependable, inviting contemplation of independence and perception.
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