The Butler School Journal weekly by journalism class
The Butler School Journal is published weekly by the Students of Journalism Class at Butler with instructor Margery Walker and staff members including Sarah Redfearn Pauline Coopers Dorothy Brows Ethel Jarrell Margaret Luck Millery Rustin and Raye Cot.
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Butlist
Sarah Redfearn
Margery Walker
Give Horses
Pauline Coopers
Dorothy Brows
Ethel Jarrell
Margaret Luck
Millery Rustin
Raye Cot
Playhouse farce sparks laughs with unexpected arrivals
In a lively late scene, Delia, Aunt Alice, and Aunt Jee intrude on a troubled dinner setup. Lyman Hill and Estelle Brown misread loyalties as Doroth y Brown returns a nickel, prompting comic confusions about engagements and secret visits that left the audience in stitches.
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Spose
Gin
Delia Nltney
Alice
Lyman
Is Hill
Estelle
Dorcy Brown
Gay
Grammar School Rst Grade P T A Program Highlights
First graders presented a playlet Be Healthy and songs including My Mother Just Tucks Me In The class noted Mildred Wainwright’s absence and Miss Wody’s border of butterflies and pansies projects They planned bird study and animal kindness units Then fourth grade began geography history topics and made booklets and posters for Good Will Day using poppies for decoration
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Mildred Wainwright
Stiss Johnson
Miss Wody
Remarks by Seniors: Witty notes on mumps wreck and MLA plan
Two senior girls write about Frances Windham with mumps and a new case. They mention Este Jarrell after a wreck, hat adjustment, and a wish to join MLA classes. The piece notes ambitions and a styling revue in Tulsa and implies aspirations of senior members.
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Frances Windham
Este Jarrell
Jarrells
Georgia
Delta Family Saved by Red Cross After Flood
A Mississippi Delta tale shows Sam seven James five and Jean three Wright family trapped as levee breaks and floodwaters rise. Red Cross rescues them by boat and sets up tents with food and clothing while the village rebuilds after the water recedes.
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Mississippi Delta
Dad
Pete
Sam Wright
James Wright
Jean Wright
Sam
James
Jean
Mr. Wright
Mrs. Wright
Butler High Nine Edged By Butler Town Team 8 to 7
Butler High faced Butler Town in a tight 18 inning duel. Herman Hill fanned 13 for the Town while William Adams struck out 16 for the school. a two-run 18th inning sealed the Town’s 8 to 7 win as both sides mix errors and a lone double marked the day.
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Butler High Nine
Butler Town
Herman Hill
William Adams
Hill
Adams
Ulmer Stevens
Harley Riley, Jr
G. D. Locke
Hughlan Chapman
Wall Flower In Intelligence Test Defined
A classroom joke lesson defines wall flower as a potted plant and a decorative large flowered wall design. A pupil asks Miss Jones how beavers cut trees and another boy quips that they do it with their tails. The scene unfolds in Mrs Jones' room during a discussion about beavers.
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Mias Jones
Miss. Jones
Eighth Grade Picnic At Person's Lake Featured By Miss Clarke
Eighth grade pupils from Miss Clarke with guests Miss Redfearn and Miss Johnson spent a full day at Person's Lake. They left at 8 30 and hiked to the lake. After hot spells they enjoyed a picnic lunch at noon and regular swims in the spring water. They returned by 4 p m planning another outing next year.
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Miss Clarke
Miss Redfearn
Miss Johnson
Person's Lake
Le Pique-Nique Francias At Per son's Lake
Miss Branch and her French II class plus honor guests enjoyed a French themed picnic at Persons Lake on Thursday. They traveled by Jason Elliston's school bus around 4 30, swam and boat rode, then shared an appetizing sunset meal before more boat riding and fiddlestick games. Names at the event included Miss Branch Miss Martin Mr Oxford and many students.
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Branch
Person's Lake
Jason Elliston
Miss Branch
Miss Martin
Mr. Oxford
Jack Bankston
Dorothy Brown
Pauline Cooper
Otis Hill
Margery Walker
Ben Persons
Leila Willis
Ethel Jarrell
Edward Lawhorn
Eleanor Booth
John Pennington
Lucy Booth
James Bazemore
Ruth Bazemore
Frank England
Diary of the Week at Local High School
The week records seniors performing in chapel and a student play, a death in the Edwards family, and an exemption policy for finals for top department grade A students with 75 average. Baseball results include town beating the school and plans for forthcoming games with Ft. Valley. Stink bombs caused student and teacher disruption, later revealed to be kidney pills. Rain shortened classes, picnics at Persons Lake, and typhoid shots among students.
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Edwards
F. W. Perkins
Perkins
Folds
Person's Lake
Ft. Valley
Person’s Lake
Mother's Sacrifice and Care Highlight Great Women
A devotional meditation on mothers praising sacrifice patient service and love. It recalls Hannah praying for Samuel Moses mother and personal memories of a mother who shouldered daily labor and care. The piece ties maternal love to Jesus sacrifice and gratitude for mothers and Christ.
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Hannah
Samuel
Eli
Anl
Kingdom of God
God
Moses
Jesus
Christ
Jesus Christ
Build Your Reserve and the Power Within
The piece argues that vitality comes from stored reserves of health, faith, and discipline. It contrasts calm, sanely managed lives with constant stimulants, urging self-control, frugality, and inner reserves. It warns that nervous tension drains real work and stresses personal responsibility and self-reliance.
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