Not Always Philosophers Notice Others’ Possessions
A reflective remark on how a philosopher’s strong individualism can blind them to what others have. It suggests self focus may prevent recognition of surrounding people’s possessions and concerns.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1924
Page
4
A reflective remark on how a philosopher’s strong individualism can blind them to what others have. It suggests self focus may prevent recognition of surrounding people’s possessions and concerns.
In Norwich the farming community reports active cotton chopping. Several visits occurred including Elbert Hill from Junction City and D H Averett visiting L S McChargue. Lou Montgomery spent a week in Columbus with her sister. Mollie McGinty visits Buena Vista. Ruth Turner, Mary Montgomery visited relatives. Havelyn Seay returned home from Junction City. D H Averett improves after illness.
A tongue in cheek remark compares a man with a weak voice to a teamster whose words would not persuade even a mule, highlighting the stubborn practicality of a stubborn animal and the speaker’s skepticism.
After a long illness Mrs Matha Perkins died April 27 at her granddaughter's home. She was 76, a devoted wife and mother who joined the Missionary Baptist Church early in life. Survived by four children and many relatives, funeral services were held with interment at Mt Olive cemetery in Potterville. Minnie Mathews wrote the tribute.
Obituary notice for W. W. Hays born November 11 1880 in Marion County Georgia. He died April 1 1924 after years of illness. He was devoted to family church and community and valued faith and steady character. Included are verses from Whittier and a closing signature J W Hays Climax Ga May 6 1924.
Butler Georgia dealer E H Payne advertises iron fencing for yards lawns and cemeteries and offers monuments of high quality at reasonable prices. Call to inspect and obtain prices.
Miss Rheba Crawford the Angel of Broadway will open evangelistic meetings in Macon on May 11 at the city hall auditorium. Herbert Young, her manager, announced the engagement after arriving to arrange the events for the girl evangelist who is known nationwide.
A reflective piece examines how humanity pursues speed and progress even as time draws life toward its end, suggesting a paradox in human behavior where haste accompanies mortality.
Messrs P C Watson and J F Brooks transacted business in Columbus Monday. Cecil Hesters returns to Atlanta after visiting relatives. Mrs A N Sweat and children visit Union Springs Alabama. Mrs A O Montgomery and son return from Ellaville with relatives. Gordon Steed Emma and Wilma Whittington motor to Buena Vista Monday. Talbot Gill family and Wm Watson visit Grady Watson. J L Anthony hosts birthday quilting with a large gathering and dinner. R W Woodall and J T Chapman visit with Steed family. Buford Watson and daughter visit Mrs R D Waller. Brooks and Nellie Brooks visit J F Brooks and family.
Miss Myrtis Garrett hosted a Prom party on Friday night with Minnie Swearingen presiding over the punch bowl. Sunday a congenial motor party from Buena Vista visited Andersonville including Misses Cornelia, Lilly, Harriet Lowe, Estelle Hogg, Leolene Chapman, Myrtle Morris and others, with a late hour serving brick-cream and cake to a long list of guests.
Mrs H J Garrett and Mrs L S Mills hosted a Monday evening porch party from 4 to 6 o clock for Miss Kathryn Lockwood of Ideal in honor of their daughter Miss Verna Mills. The event featured two tables with a flower centerpiece and a two course luncheon dessert. Attendees included Verna Mills Kathryn Lockwood Harriet Nelson Ruth Fowler Florese Elliston Atheline Mary Gill Emily Sara Garrett Olivia Montgomery Marion Watson and Louise Purvis.
Wesley residents hosted relatives and friends from Dawson Columbus Macon Butler and Thomaston. The community group announced an ice cream festival at the school on May 17 to raise funds for a church piano.
W D Parker visited the area. Eula Walker stays in Butler this week. Luther Wilkins of Macon visits B H Jarrell family. Inez Mell Jarrell Eu la Florine Walker visit Lillian Jarrell. W A Jarrell and Inez Jarrell in Macon Monday. Tom Steele weekends in Griffin. Grady Steele of Butler with G W Moore family. G W Moore and Clarence Bennett travel to Atlanta. Tom Parham weekends with Mazella folks. Preaching scheduled for Saturday and Sunday mornings. all invited.
Rev. E E Rose of Reynolds delivered a strong Methodist sermon Sunday afternoon. Garden Valley school closed Friday for a picnic enjoyed by attendees. Little Hampton Smith is improving from illness. Roy and Mrs Childers visited relatives Sunday. H Avera and party traveled to Reynolds for business Monday. S M McChargue and son plus Mrs Turner and McChargue sisters visited Montezuma on business. W R Long and wife also traveled to Reynolds. Mrs Clem Robertson remains ill in Thomasville hospital. Herman Parks and wife recently visited the community.
Mr and Mrs J T Garrett hosted a weekend house party for visitors H E Saylor of Reynolds Eld Yancy Hicks of Roberts and Mrs W G C Watson of Shingler Hicks assisted at the Baptist services Saturday and Sunday Miss Verna Mills hosted a Monday social for visitor Katheryn Lockwood of Ideal A group including Misses Lola Hill Alma Rogers and Messrs Alus Wall and Alton Hill enjoyed a Juniper fish fry Paris Purvis and Miss Wilma Purvis drove to Plains for throat treatment plans for her recovery Mrs Clark Gill of Columbus visited with A J Gill and A M Halley Lewis Watson visited relatives in Ideal John Woodall of Kissimmee Fla guests here Misses Ida Montgomery Minnie Swearingen and Messrs Joe Bradley Henry Beckett motored to Andersonville Eld T D Roberts attended Misses Neita Eva Oreta Roberts and Oreta Mackey were among dinner guests of Paris Purvis family Friends mourn Mrs Laura Rayborn death reported Friday at 6:00 PM burial at Bloodworth cemetery Lola Hill guest of Alma Rogers last Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. W. C. Watson of Shingler visits daughter Mrs. F. R. Purvis. John Martin spends weekend with relatives. Mrs. J. M. Austin visits Daviston. R. W. Cooke and family guests of the Buckners in Greenwood. Several local visits and church attendance noted including Bethel and Mt. Nebo. Mrs. J. R. Williams shows marked improvement.
The marriage of Miss Arvada Streetman to Mr. Houston Hill of Paschal was held Sunday in a small ceremony attended by close friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Streetman and the groom is a Paschal businessman with many friends. The couple's friends extend best wishes for happiness.
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