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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
3
Washington Star attributes a quip by Hi Ho the sage of Chinatown about the paradox of power and security, noting that authority often brings insecurity rather than safety. The quote reflects a skeptical view of political power.
The Washington Star quotes Sala Ht Ho of Chinatown saying he who forgets a friend loses what he never deserves to possess. The remark underscores loyalty and memory as valued traits.
A concise aphorism notes that solitary nature seeks leisure for reflection while clouds of daily life obscure the intellect, citing Froude. The piece frames leisure as essential to thoughtful contemplation amid daily bustle.
The public health service advises that a book should be held about 20 inches from the eye for comfortable reading. This guidance emphasizes neutral posture and regular eye breaks to reduce strain.
Howard News notes Miss Annie Hill of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Lewis Hill and family. Several residents including Miss Mattie England Mrs Maude Cowert and Mr Quent in Cowert visited. Mrs Evans Brown stays with daughter F G Pierce in Waverly Hall. Weekend guests include W H Streetman and Clarence of Thomaston, and Mr and Mrs R B Spinks with James Saunders and Sallie Spinks. An all day singing at Mt Paron church near Lizella drew many.
Mr. Jim Rogers and wife plus Mrs. H. T. Giles and Jordan visited Florida this week and spent Sunday, May 19, at the Watsons home on the Alafi river near Tampa. The group enjoyed 36 pounds of fresh water trout and swimming, with locals from Tampa joining in the hospitality.
Wesley News briefs list weekend visits and gatherings across Butler and Thomaston. Families including Spinks Whatley Heath Amos and Adams share guests and homecomings while students Frances Downs Lois Heath and Mary Adams are noted for school events and vacations.
Five Points residents report Tuesday visits with Mrs. Mary K. Smith in Butler. Mrs. Henry Jarrell joined guests of Mrs. D. E. McCorvey and Mrs. Sally Foy. Frank Harris of Musella and family stayed with friends here. The Jarrell sisters visited Miss Mabel Foy. Henry Adams and children from Thomaston visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams. Mrs. Laura Smith of Thomaston visited Mrs. W. Parker.
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