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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1946

Page

5

Georgia Rural Churchmen Lecture on Duty to Clean Rural Areas

Georgia rural church leaders heard Virginia sociologist Wilson Gee warn that urban ideologies flood the countryside threatening civilization. He linked church disinterest to domestic decay and urged churches to expand media roles and possibly create their own radio system while noting rural poverty and farm decline as factors in church viability.

Atlanta Virginia Wilson Gee University of Virginia Rural Church Leadership Conference Emory University Gee Institute For Research United Church Spartanburg Soil Conservation T. S. Buie Buie

Well Known Columnist Pitches Chickens To Ease Nervousness

Montezuma May 18 a humor column recalls old advice to ease nerves by raising chickens. It contrasts past charm with modern psychiatry and humorously describes the chaos of starting a coop, then the calm of fried chicken dinners as twelve months pass.

Montezuma

Prices for cotton cattle and hogs reach new highs

New York reports record highs for cotton futures above 35 cents per pound, hogs at 18.75 per hundredweight in Chicago, and strictly choice steers at 25 per hundredweight as prices surge on strong demand and lower receipts. Butter eggs and poultry drop amid high asking prices and abundant supply.

New York Chicago Union Chicago Dickens

Gems of Thought on Married Life and Companionship

A compilation of aphorisms on marriage and harmony citing Selden Jeremy Taylor and Mary Baker Eddy. The quotes emphasize small sacrifices cheerful cooperation and shared tastes as foundations of lasting partnership.

Selden Mary Baker Eddy

Sewing Machines for Sale in Butler Georgia

Two electric sewing machines offered by George Hammock of Butler Georgia. One portable and one table model Singer, white finish, freddle type.

All Machines Electric George Hammock Butler

More Meat This Week From Packers After OPA

Chicago reports packers expect higher meat supplies this week with fresh pork leading due to quick delivery from slaughter. Beef will lag slightly due to aging. hams and bacon to follow in two to three weeks as pipelines refill. Meat Institute cites increased cattle and hog receipts in principal markets post OPA.

Chicago OPA American Meat Institute

Youth Admits Firing Cross at Macon

Seven Macon youths ages sixteen to twenty one confessed to burning a cross on the property of a black union organizer two weeks earlier. Sheriff E J Peacock said the act was probably a malicious practical joke and that they were released after questioning while investigations continue. He warned of full prosecution if found guilty of a subversive act.

Macon E. J. Peacock Peacock

Macon Youth Drowns After Dinner Swim at Local Lake

Lonnie Entrekin sixteen son of Mr and Mrs H H Entrekin drowned in Durrs Lake near his home after reportedly cramping while swimming Sunday His cousin Jesse Ferguson and a friend attempted rescue but he sank and was found later that afternoon His parents were visiting in Jonesboro and arrived about an hour after the body was recovered.

Macon Lonnie Entrekin H. H. Entrekin Durr’s Jesse Ferguson Jonesboro

Federal investigator to probe disposal of radio equipment as junk

A congressional investigator began an exhaustive probe into the disposal of usable army radios as junk. The inquiry follows The Atlanta Journal story about 50 tons of such equipment unloaded at Atlanta Steel and Supply from Warner Robins, Georgia. Investigator J C Lewis said a thorough probe will examine why the gear was destroyed and not sold as surplus property.

Atlanta Congressional Atlanta Journal Sunday Atlanta Steel and Supply Company Warner-Robins J. C. Lewis Congressional Select Committee Kansas City R. O. Slaughter Missouri Journal Story

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