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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

5

Alibi Doubts and Remarkable Failures Turned into Strength

A classroom editorial extols using adversity as fuel. It cites Franklin D Roosevelt, Teddy Roosevelt, Thomas D Schall, Wiley Post, Kerchival and others as examples of resilience. The piece praises disabled or challenged figures who achieved at high levels and urges students to persevere despite hardships, noting a pupil's withdrawal from school and a visitor’s positive reception.

Franklin D. Rooseelt New York Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt Vocat Rough Cuba Thomas D. Schall Minnesota Senate Wiley Post Kerchival Doeors Babe Ruth al Johnson Eddie Canor Jack Pearl Will Rogers Rubiniff Herbert Hoover

Cheating Yourself and School Readings Report

A reflective note on cheating and personal integrity follows a school reading party. It discusses self honesty, pride in achievements, and finishing a reading program with prizes for best booklets and spelling and arithmetic progress.

Groun Carmen Ranow Sar Adams

Sixth Grade Drama and Daily Work Update

The sixth grade dramatized a reading story last week and works in daily quizzes will finish by school end. Students note pretty flowers in class and fris visitors Emily Jarrell and Lou Spillers. Arithmetic covers geometric forms while history books are finished and reviewed. Miss Cobb spent the weekend in Macon.

Emily Jarrell Lou Spillers Miss Cobb Macon

Eighth Grade Poem My Mother by Paul Hollis

A brief eighth grade poem praises a mother as the only one who truly understands and cares. The speaker notes maternal love and forgiveness while acknowledging the inevitable sorrow of earthly death and departure.

Paul Hollis

Tenth grade class notes and absences update

The tenth grade reviews history and English progress after finishing the book. Several students are absent due to illness, with Doris Gill stopping school to recover while Eugene Peed has returned. Leading in spelling are Mary Jim Goodman and Virginia Garrett.

Doris Gill Eugene Mary Jim Goodman Virginia Garrett

Editorials and commencement prep fill A section

The A section notes editorials on various topics this week while students prepare for commencement. Teachers and students organize class night material speeches songs and honors. Several staffers attend events in Columbus Talbotton Macon and Tifton while a club demonstration group explores recreational learning.

Miss Kelley Miss Maxwell Miss Luke Pansy Riley Vivian Trussell Frances Riley Columbus Miss Snyder Mr. Segars Tifton Maxell Talbotton Miss Anderson Macon

Georgia R L C Column Delivers meeting plans and dues appeal

Our news column outlines district meeting plans for Georgia R L C carriers and urges attendance with family, notes messages from the state president and secretary-treasurer, and argues for continued dues. It highlights the July conven tion in Atlanta, past and potential bill outcomes, and advocates stronger district and Ladies Auxiliary organization.

Association Atlanta

Message to Carriers On May 30 Convention And H R 8919

Dear fellow carriers retired carriers and substitutes thanks for strong support this year. The payless furloughs were lifted and equipment allowance restored for a time but final outcome of H R 8919 remains in question. We hope by the May 380 convention to have definite news on passage of this bill.

Congress

Why so many girls had glassy eyes Thursday

A fragment touching school life with a string of questions about students and daily moments. It lists items like seniors being called to the office, whereabouts of two boys at 4 o clock, a girl named Bessie D. at a show, and social rumors among Lorena Sam and Miriam, all reflecting campus chatter and routine inquiries.

Bessie D Sammie Reynolds Miss Kelley Miriam Sam Chas. F Lorena Miss Maxwell Clifford

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Butler Jake Butler High Robert Mathews Blair Davis Sammy Liggin Miriam Dreizin Frances Parks Hamlin Pansy Vann John Blackston Cheating Yourself Mimmal Orld Tess Ape Snelling Huis Mr. Brown Edward Davis Horace J Miss Ray Horace Aaron George Raymond Georgia Ladies’ Auxiliary Sam L Mrs. Davis Little Blair Chevrolet Chevrolet Motor CO Detroit Michigan General Motors Taylor County Motor CO Reynolds, GA
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