Butler School Journal May 19 1938 student staff list
The Butler School Journal from Butler Georgia dated May 19 1938 features weekly student staff by Miss Sarah Rete instructor with contributions from students including Marea Walken Ca seni ooper Dorothy Brows Ethel Jarrell MARAT Keanie Millery and Raye Cox.
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Journalis Miss
Sarah Rete
Marea Walken Caseniooper
Dorothy Brows
Ethel Jarrell
Marat Keanie Millery
Raye Cox
Grade 9 students enjoy outing at Persons Lake
Miss Brandi grade spent a day at Persons Lake with classmates from school 1 leaving at one o clock. They traveled by bus and some swam others rode and ducked water fun persisted until four o clock sandwiches and punch were served.
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Brandith
Lake
Redfea
Kirks
Pat
Martin
Mr. Ox
West
Keam
Folds
Senior class notes and graduation prep mix with slips
Fragments show Sarah Hurst and Margaret Luck out with lumps while the Senior Class laments Friday the thirteenth as unlucky. The class awaits privileges, graduation pictures cost 35 cents, and Miss Branch notes translation ease across languages as they prepare for graduation and a shared moment of school life.
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Sarah Hurst
Margaret
Miss Ranch
Kentees
Mr Ford
Fred
Oddities and Odd Facts From A Breezy Bulletin Board
A Chicago man with a removed stomach since 1998 shares a health oddity. The piece muses on spider eye counts daylight and night eyes. A 50 million year old dock wing is linked to a Princeton discovery in Utah. Various curiosities include a West African mouth tender and a lifelong railroad worker who kept a rail cart in his pocket.
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Jowph Koall
Chicago
Getne
Princeton
Utah
Seniors Have Their Photographs Made
High school seniors and other grades posed for portraits as students hovered questions about appearance before pictures. The school music clubs and ball teams also had their photos taken while awaiting the photographer Mr Moon to arrive with the prints.
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Mr. Moon
Morning star motto guides seniors at top of hill
Editorial by Ethel Jarrell reflects on the class motto chosen by seniors. The phrase the morning star symbolizes heart's desire and the climb to reach ambitions, whether starting life after school or pursuing careers.
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Ethel Jarrell
Morning Star
H. J. Porter
Big Apple Trends and Oddities Highlight Community Bulletin
The bulletin notes a fox terrier with an apple on its back owned by Brown Sealy of Howard, describes a Confederate flag gift from A. E. Wooten of Jonesboro, and mentions steel workers using gum drops and salt for summer energy and salt replacement.
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Brown Sealy
Howard
Sealy
Butler Highs Rivalry Highlights Week Notebook
The diary notes Butler High school defeats Reynolds High in a baseball game while seniors scramble for invitations and diplomas, juniors display new class rings, and teachers capture photos as Mr Moon returns to photograph different groups.
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Butler Grammar School
Reynolds Grammar School
Moon
Jarrell Family Hosts and Guests Share Sunday Meals
Five Points residents and relatives hosted and visited relatives on Sunday. The Jarrell family welcomed Miss bille ana Wr Mercer Smith and Miss Hazel Jarrell joined by Emily Jarrell, while Mrs. Morris Trapp and Mrs. Paul Montgomery visited Mrs. Henry and Mrs Phillip Jarrell. Additional guests included Rev. Moss of Macon, Miss Margery McCorvey, Miss Grace Jarrell, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Byrd, and Mr. and Mrs. Will Boggs with their son.
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Bille Ana Wr
Mercer Smith
W. A. Jarrell
Hazel Jarrell
Emily Jarrell
Morris Trapp
Paul Montgomery
Henry
Phillip Jarrell
Margaret
Myrtle Walker
Diffie Kendrick
Moss
Macon
Henry Jarrell
Community Gathers For Visits Amid News Of Death
Wesley and Mrs U W Wilson and families and many neighbors shared Sunday with W J Willis and others. The community learned Monday of the death of Mr Willis Parker at Geneva, prompting condolences from friends and relatives.
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U. W. Wilson
John Parker
Cecil Watson
W. J. Willis
Fred Jarrell
Frank Slaughter
Lewis Spinks
Columbus
W. A. Spinks
Luke’ Adams
Bentley Adams
Macon
Frances Adams
Luke Adams
C. C. Royal
Thomaston
Ernest Hill
Myrna Amos
Frank Amos
Willis Parker
Geneva
Census of the Blind Survey Underway in County
The state Department of Public Welfare conducts a county census of the blind and asks residents to cooperate by informing the local Welfare office of blind persons they know.
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Department of Public Welfare
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