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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
5
Local notes show numerous visits and guests across Butler and nearby towns. Residents welcome relatives from Vienna Columbus Macon and Atlanta while others travel to Jacksonville Beach and Albany for brief stays. Highlights include Linnet and family welcomes and updates on recovering patients and service members overseas.
The lesson outlines Saul’s decline from promising beginnings to disobedience. He spares Agag and livestock contrary to God’s command to utterly destroy Amalek. Samuel denounces partial obedience, exposes Saul’s lie, and declares that obedience outweighs sacrifice. The narrative contrasts God’s unchanging will with human attitude and accountability.
William W Hobbs of Rupert is promoted to corporal while serving with the Infantry Replacement Training Center at Camp Blanding Florida. He entered service in 1941 and is the son of Mr and Mrs Henderson Hobbs. He studied at Rupert Junior High and worked in farming before enlisting.
Birth announcements report Sgt. and Mrs. Sanford V. McChargue of Houston Texas welcoming a daughter Sandra Verle born August 15 in Houston. McChargue is Army Air Corps in England, with roots in Taylor county and Los Angeles. Other Montgomery Hospital births include Linda Ann to J W Allred Box Springs August 21 Charles Norton to C H Matthews Jr Talbotton August 15 Cheryle Kaye to Jordan Harp Roberta August 27 Doris Kathleene to Albert Harris Roberta August 27 and a son to Harris Marshall Roberta August 29.
Howard masters Robert and William Martin of Butler visited their cousin Master James Martin last week. Mrs. Lillian Brown visits G. D. Locke family near Butler. Mrs. Lee Watson visited Mrs. Horace Watson at Butler. L. Esselstyne was in Savannah over the weekend. S. P. Edwards and children moved near Buena Vista to settle. Leila England of Atlanta visits Misses Mattie and Annie England. Carl Brown and sons Stephens and Frederick of near Roberta visited L. B. Brown and Mollie Adams. Nancy Martin guests of O. M. Martin. Joe Culverhouse spent days with Jimmy and Thomas Edwards. Pearl Esselstyne spent the week at Lumpkin with relatives.
Advertises a limited stock of Paper White Narcissus bulbs for forcing and mass planting. Encourages quick purchase while supplies last.
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