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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1930
Page
2
Reynolds citizens share visits to Macon and Griffin, attendances at the Georgia State Exposition, bridge gatherings, dances, and oyster suppers. Local merchants promote plows, seeds, and groceries while mentioning travel to Florida and Athens.
The District Court of the United States Middle District of Georgia Columbus Division announces that E. W. Hodges a member of Hod Brothers Reynolds Georgia has been adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of his creditors will be held at the Columbus office on October 81, 1980, at 2:30 PM to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt and address related matters.
The Crowells area reports numerous Sunday visits and weekend guests. Bess Neisler hosts and Miss Frantes Young visits sister Mrs. Gray Hicks in Hicksmill. G. C. Horton and C. H. Horton join Bob Byrd at Byromville. Rev. Marin of Macon conducts a Sunday School training course at Crowells with growing class interest. Multiple families from Roberta Columbus Macon Butler and Clinton share weekend visits and church events, with a large youth gathering and a weiner roast at Ficklings mill attended by about twenty five Crowells youths.
Atlanta report says Georgia Cotton Growers Co operative Association has delivered about 100000 bales this season with daily averages over 8000. Membership exceeds 100 in Taylor county and new members join at 400 to 500 weekly. Advances approximate 90 percent of market value with 9 to 10 cents per pound on various grades.
Notice to members of Gordon Carson Chapter U D C Reynolds asks households to search for volume Ten from The South in the Building of the Nation set. The book is property of the chapter and misplaced while program materials come from these volumes. Historian Mrs F A Ricks pleads for help locating the missing volume.
In Columbus Georgia on October 28 Georgia the Southern Conference leader will meet Auburn the rising giant killer in Memorial Stadium. Auburn coach Chet Wynne impresses with Notre Dame style tactics while Georgia coach Harry Mehre aims to prevent upsets. The game draws a record crowd with heavy ticket demand and hotel reservations.
Robert Quillen laments how women seek male escorts to feel safe and admired, while men misuse sentiment for benefit. The piece critiques dating deceit, moral double standards, and the harm caused when trust erodes between genders. It argues many seek convenience over genuine affection, leading to broken faith and misery.
Fragmentary text references a pass and a meal ticket tied to the phrase gold-digger and mentions degrees and respectability. The readable content centers on social judgment and implications of using favors for meals and status. No clear dates or locations are evident.
A sermon compares government radio stations guiding planes to spiritual guidance through prayer. The speaker cites divine communication as a heavenly radio network that directs us, offering strength and wisdom for life’s path.
A junior writes that geometry haunts his high school journey. He fears failing, notes difficult propositions and corollaries, and worries tests and checks will drive him to madness.
Hinton and Holtis advertise a large stock of Oliver plows and fixtures for all Popular makes with prices substantially lower than last season. The notice emphasizes broad selection and discounted costs for farmers and contractors.
A radio station dedicated to prayer supports pilots and believers, providing spiritual aid through the ages as a source of comfort and guidance for God’s believing children.
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