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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1925
Page
5
Reynolds High School opens with 185 pupils and a full faculty. The issue highlights faculty introductions, student expectations, and plans for the term, including a spelling contest participant and numerous students bound for colleges and universities.
The text explains warm blooded animals such as birds and mammals maintain a high, constant body temperature. It contrasts them with cold blooded animals whose body temperature varies with the surrounding water or air.
Mrs Eugene Joiner entertained Thursday afternoon with three tables of cards. Guests included Mrs Ray Lucas Mrs Ernest Jarrell Mrs Edgar Whatley Mrs Troy Whatley Mrs Lewis Ruffin Mrs C E Whatley Mrs Walton Hodges Mrs Ralph Camp Mrs Sam Harp Mrs Allen of Greensboro NC Mrs Otis Oburn Miss Helen Hodges and Miss Leach Bryan Luncheon attendees listed as Mrs Elam Griffith and several Misses. For sale large dwelling on Reynolds street Reynolds NC owner direct E E Barrow.
The Woman's Missionary Society of Reynolds M E church met Tuesday afternoon September 8 at 4 00. Mrs Rose presided in the president’s absence. Mrs Albert Carter elected social service superintendent for the year. Mrs F M Carson invited the Mission Study Class to her home on Friday September 18. Dismissed with prayer by Mrs Seay.
JERRE MOORE announces attorney C B Marshall will maintain an office in Reynolds at Cook Building tele p hone exchange entrance and will be there Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week.
The Woman's Improvement Club of Reynolds met September 2 at Mrs Tom Saunders home with Miss Francis Windham as joint host. Attendance was good. President Loach Bryan gave a short talk. Other items included a reading on Home Sweet Home by Edith Newsom and a discussion on child development by Mrs M A Liffey. A salad course followed.
In Concordia Kansas a Romany prince was born in a cottonwood grove by the Republican River. A tribal rite with chanting and a blessing was performed as the mother gave birth, the camp set and moved on after the birth of a son who will inherit tribal rulers.
Interior department reports show 1925 season uptake with over 1,200 boys and girls enrolled in native agricultural clubs. Clubs span sheep, pig, calf, goat, poultry, crops, sewing and canning. onion and goat programs flourish among Zuni and Navajo communities in Arizona and New Mexico.
Washington report notes 7 360 push cart peddlers in New York City generate about 35 million dollars in annual sales. They supply fruits vegetables dried fruits nuts and cheese to roughly 1 500 000 people. Investigators find 90 percent of peddlers foreign born and 200 commodities sold from apples to umbrellas. Weekly sales vary from 126 dollars for fruit vendors to 75 dollars for general merchandise handlers.
The Bugong mother butterfly is a delicacy of certain Aboriginal peoples in New South Wales. Each year people travel to the Bugong slopes to catch the butterflies, suffocating them with smoke from wood fires lit under the trees.
A household emergency guide notes that a telephone directory listing the Dames, family physician, substitutes, nearest fire box, police station, family pastor, and business places of all staff can help avert tragedy during crises.
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