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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
5
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers column from Ellaville, Ga, discusses member anxiety over retirements, equipment allowances, and salary cuts. It includes a personal recap of the Georgia R L C Association and the national ladies auxiliary convention in Des Moines, urging local organization and dues support.
Mrs. T. A. Fletcher of Forsyth Georgia describes a trip to Des Moines Iowa for the National Rural Letter Carriers Association convention and its auxiliary. She notes the travel through multiple farming states, praises Iowa as a major corn state with corn songs, and contrasts regional corn with Georgia bread and grits.
The piece argues talkativeness leads to mistakes, exaggeration, and offense. It warns that speaking too much wastes others time and tests patience. It recommends sealing lips and cultivating listening, self control, and a balanced speech approach.
Bob Jones discusses trust and love, arguing God calls for love over trust in all people. He warns that thinking shapes behavior, asserting that pure in heart see God both now and in the next world, while wicked minds pervert beauty and color. He insists evil begins in thoughts.
Vocational guidance links information counseling preparation and placement to help students choose work aligned with interests and abilities. It starts in school and continues after graduation, guiding career choice and adjustments to the industrial world even before a formal vocational education department is built.
The speaker argues most high school graduates are undecided about futures and that Georgia's schools should not bear sole responsibility for guiding careers. Vocational guidance should educate choices, not map destinies, and must be scientific, gradual, and aimed at helping pupils pursue fulfilling, efficient work.
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