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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
5
Poem by Boyd Henkle extols a man who remains steadfast in faith and virtues. It praises turning away from critics, avoiding vanity, and seeking self awareness. The speaker lauds moral resilience as life’s true joy, likening it to pure gold worn and aged yet beautiful.
Butler locals fill next prescriptions and note visitors and events. Macon and Columbus trips. Hawkes eyeglass rep, October 21 at Porters Drug Store. Lost key ring reported. Local sales and bargains on dry goods, raincoats, and hats. Sports trips to New York, Washington, and Wellston bee outfit hire news.
E H Payne of Butler Georgia promotes a guarantee behind every monument job. He invites potential customers to discuss work with no cost to them and promises quality and fair pricing.
Messrs Dudley Taunton and Pat Gill attend the fair. Ethel Allman recovers from Friday wreck bruises but returns to school. Basketball practice begins for boys and girls as Butler aims to post wins. Miss Leggett leads chapel and pupils stage Three Billy Goats dramatization. Rev Hobbs conducts chapel. Photo day and report cards noted. Absences tied to Mr Joe Brown funeral. Freshmen Sophomores vs Juniors Seniors football slated Friday. Garner coaches juniors and Foy coaches underclass.
The Taylor County Teachers Association held its first fall term meeting in the Butler High School auditorium on Saturday Oct 8 with near full representation. Programs included songs devotions talks and readings by students and visiting staff. poems and a health discussion followed with Veterans and seniors noting class rings and upcoming events.
The Georgia legislature passed a law requiring physical education in schools. It argues activity builds strength, coordination, and character, with calisthenics and games improving health and avoiding harmful idleness. Rural and urban schools alike should provide organized play to benefit all children.
Round trip tickets priced at fare and one half for October 24 to 30 with final limit November 2 1925. The Central of Georgia Railway promotes the fair with live stock and poultry shows horse races fireworks and a daily program offering attraction. Ask local ticket agent for details.
Butler PTA met in the actual auditorium at 8 27 pm October. The program included songs and readings. New members were canvassed. only dues paying members vote in grade contests. one mother per child in a grade can vote. Plans discussed for a December play with a reliable company. Press reporter.
Secretary COX of the Board of Trustees notes the start of a free term at Butler High School on Monday October 19 1925. A coat found on the streets of Butler is waiting for the owner to claim it at this office.
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