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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1928
Page
8
The speaker recalls early doubts and dangers once seen as giants now reduced to memories. The poem frames present troubles as a temporary burden, predicting future readers may not remember the fret and fear endured. A forward look suggests resilience against fear and fatigue.
Butler residents and friends share travel visits and guest lists across Macon Americus Atlanta and Miami alongside upcoming events. Numerous trips include G A Roberts G C Smith W J Butler and others visiting kin and attending commencements and galas with social rounds in Butler and nearby towns.
Magnolia Hill Farm offers daily delivery of butter sweet milk and chocolate milk. Orders welcomed by Oscar and Hollis Hammock.
Missionary notes report Mrs Biantreet and others attending a meeting at Mauk to reorganize the local Church and Parsonage Aid Society into a full fledged Woman's Missionary Society. Led by Mrs Jinks and Mrs Garrett the group discussed evangelizing the world and planned broader local outreach. A social hour followed with congealed salad and coffee.
Sophomores entertained a younger crowd Tuesday evening at the school auditorium with seniors as guests. Teachers supervised a toy filled event with wee tots games animal crackers and ice cream. The Senior Glass thanks the Sophomores for the relaxing evening. Junior Class members picnicked at Potterville Wednesday with Mr. Davis chaperone.
Miss Lugg Streetman daughter of Mr and Mrs Martin Streetman now of Midland and John T Whitley were quietly married in Midland last Wednesday afternoon May 16. They will reside in Ellerslie Georgia where Whitley is in the mercantile business. Friends extend best wishes for their happiness.
Midland residents attended a Wednesday night ice cream supper at Mr. and Mrs. E T Almon. The event featured guitar music by Nolan Moore of Columbus and included guests from Columbus Upatoie and Midland, among them Mr. and Mrs. John Whitley, Mr. Howard Holman and family, and streetman kin.
The annual music recital by Mrs. Julian Edwards' class opens Butler High's commencement season for 1928. Held Wednesday evening May 30, the recital benefits students in music and their families. The public is invited to attend.
Thursday evening May 31 Miss Bright hosts a trip to Mother Goose Island where visitors meet Mother Goose and her family. The group hears Terry the fiddler recount the Wishing Well tale and plans to make wishes before dawn. Peggy wishes for a bird for a sick girl and the bird is left by Golden Wing on May morning. Admission: adults 25c children 15c.
On Friday evening June 1 the Junior Class presents the operetta Made moiselle Louise a romantic musical with songs and a kiddie chorus Cast and synopsis to be listed in next week's Herald A baccalaureate sermon by Rev B E Donehoo is set for Sunday June 8 followed by a sacred musical program Graduating exercises Monday evening June 4 feature Dr K T Alfriend and readings by Bertha Cox Eloise Bolding and Evelyn Gilmore
Dreizin's Store runs special Easter bargains this week offering substantial discounts on varied merchandise. Shoppers can find limited time prices across key departments and doorbuster deals while supplies last.
Wanted readers in Taylor County to join Whitmer Company opportunities with weekly earnings claimed between 40 and 150 dollars. Ad promotes no experience needed, a car or wagon, permanent business, and daily pay plans in Columbus Indiana.
R. O. Perkins, longtime official reporter for the Chattohoochee circuit and former Muscogee county legislator, announced he will not seek the office of solicitor general. He cited numerous citizen requests and gratitude for support but said he will not run at this time.
An incorporation of a drug advertisement claiming Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back pain rheumatism and irregularities of kidneys and bladder. It urges purchase by mail for 1.25 or from druggists and offers sworn testimonials from Dr. E W Hall in St Louis Missouri.
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