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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1944

Page

3

Foundations in Christ the only solid ground of faith

A sermon argues Jesus Christ is the sole foundation of Christianity and salvation. It condemns self reliance and speculative reason, urging believers to rest entirely on God's grace in Christ. The preacher cites scripture from Romans to Hebrews, emphasizing Christ as rock, mediator, and eternal foundation.

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Paralyzed Columbus Writer Follows Chosen Profession

Bruce Wilder, 25, a Columbus Ledger copy desk man, was paralyzed at 13 but pursued journalism. He graduated Royston High School in 1936 with 90 average, the University of Georgia Henry Grady School of Journalism in 1940 with 87, edited student papers, joined Royston Record then Ledger staff in 1942, and works daily in a wheelchair at a Columbus hotel while contributing frequently.

Burgess Damron Columbus, Ga Bruce Wilder Columbus Ledger Wilder Royston, Ga Royston High School University of Georgia Henry Grady NYA Friends Bruce Red and Black Georgia Arch Sigma Delta Chi Y.M.C.A Royston Record The Ledger Columbus

Christmas Overseas Mail Timetable Announced

The Post Office and War and Navy Departments announce this year’s Christmas mailing plan for overseas personnel. Yuletide cards and parcels must be mailed between Sept. 15 and Oct. 15 with cards sent in sealed envelopes and prepaid at the first class rate. No special requests are needed.

Post Office Department War and Navy Departments

Galvanized Steel Roofing Immediate Delivery

J T Mathews of Butler Georgia promotes galvanized steel roofing ready for immediate delivery. He urges homeowners in need of roofing materials to contact him at once for speedy service.

J. T. Mathews Butler, Ga

Editorial career drive and ties to aviation noted

Bruce Wilder pursues editorial writing with the Ledger Enquirer and hosts Echoes of the Valley built from Georgia weekly press. He enjoys journalism as close as a noncombatant to history and loves aviation, following brother Joe Wilder, a former Ledger photographer and Army Air Corps second lieutenant. He works six days a week and has not missed a day due to illness.

Ledger Georgia Ledger-Enquirer Bruce Joe Wilder Forme Ledger Army Air Corps

Three Die In Americus Auto Crash At Viaduct

A car plunged over a 50 foot embankment at a rail viaduct near Americus killing three people. Mrs. Mary Kirk McLeod of Americus and two aviation cadets, R. J. Bailey Jr of Louisville Kentucky and Calvin Clark Jr of Portsmouth Ohio, were among the dead. Both cadets were about to complete primary training at Souther Field.

Americus Souther Field Mary Kirk McLeod R. J. Bailey Jr R. J. Bailey Louisville Calvin Clark Jr Calvin Clark Portsmouth Ohio

Pelham Farmer Gins 44 Cotton

Mitchell county records first bale of new cotton ginned at Pelham by Howard Curles and classed middling in this Ga. community on July 29.

Pelham Mitchell County Howard Curles

Distillers to Make Supply for Year

Washington on July 31 reports distillers expect to produce about as much whiskey and gin in 31 days as in a full year. With 24 hour operations and expanded facilities from war production, they anticipate around 40,000,000 gallons of high proof alcohol from the one month holiday granted by the WPB.

Washington WPB

Milledgeville CIO License Fee Challenged in Court

U S District Judge Bascom Deaver denied an injunction against Milledgeville officials enforcing a 5000 dollar annual license fee for labor organizers. R E Strange sought to block the ordinance while Starnes of the United Steel Workers faced arrests and fines for organizing Reynolds plant employees near Milledgeville. The ruling held federal interference requires extraordinary imminent irreparable harm.

Macon U. S Bascom Deaver R. E. Strange Milledgeville Starnes United Steel Workers of America CSO Reynolds Corporation Deaver

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