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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1946

Page

6

Preacher Grady R. Kent Returns to Help Oppose Klan

Rev. Grady R. Kent, scarred by a 1939 Ku Klux Klan beating, returned to Georgia to aid Gov. Ellis Arnall's drive against the Klan. He told Assistant Attorney General Dan Duke he would help and recounted the assault in which he was whipped 62 times and left bleeding after being seized in an Atlanta restaurant. Kent, father of eight, once led the Church of God at Egan Park near Atlanta.

Atlanta Grady R. Kent Georgia Ellis Arnall Kent Asst Dan Duke Arnal Duke Church of God At Egan Park

South Georgia to Get Hospital Says VA Chief

General Omar Bradley, VA administrator, announced plans for a large veterans hospital in southwest Georgia within 150 miles of Columbus. He said the site is not chosen yet and emphasized decentralizing VA administration and faster insurance claims processing.

Columbus Omar Bradley Fort Benning Army Georgia Twelfth Army Group Bradley Tle Washington

Burin Joe Carter Burgin to Command Lanier R O T C Regiment

Joe Carter Burgin son of Mr and Mrs Charles C Stowe of Macon will command the Lanier R O T C regiment at Macon next year. He was named cadet Colonel in the Lanier Military Depart ment General Order at school night June 15. Other cadet colonels named are Hartley Hall Charles Culver and Cabbedge Snow Jr each to lead a battalion. The program also featured awards for literary attendance athletic and other achievements.

Joe Carter Burgin Charles C. Stowe Macon Sims Garrett Charing Lanier R. O. T. C Young Burgin Lanier Military Department Hartley Hall Thomas H. Hall III Charles Culver Peter J. Poppers Cabbedge Snow Jr Cabbage Snow

Pearson to Speak From Stone Mountain Despite KKK Backlash

Drew Pearson plans to address Atlanta on a coast to coast broadcast likely July 7, saying he will use any convenient venue to challenge the Ku Klux Klan in its own back yard. Georgia officials move to file a quo warranto action against the Klan as national interest grows.

Atlanta Stone Mountain Washington Drew Pearson Pearson The Journal Georgia Daniel Duke

Notice for Discharge of Administrator in Taylor County

R L Bell administrator of W L Carter deceased petitions to be discharged from administration and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in July 1946. Citizens with claims must show cause by then. J R Lunsford Ordinary.

Georgia Taylor County R. L. Bell W. L. Carter Hts J. R. Lunsford

Citation for Permanent Letters of Administration

Georgia Taylor County citation to creditors and next of kin to show cause why permanent administration should not be granted to W C Bussey G C Perry and W H Cromer on the estate of Emily Perry deceased. Appears at the probate office within the time allowed by law. Witness dated May 25 1946.

Georgia Taylor County W. C. Bussey G. C. Perry W. H. Cromer Emily Perry

Notice to debtors and creditors of Elijah McLendon estate

Notice to debtors and creditors all creditors of the estate of Elijah McLendon deceased are notified to render their demands and all persons indebted to the estate must make immediate payment This 4th day of June 1946 Leslie Hicks Administrator Reynolds Georgia

Georgia Taylor County Elijah McLendon Leslie Hicks P. O Reynolds, Ga

Bazemore Department Store Sold. I’m No Longer Responsible

In Taylor County Georgia on May 25 1946 the Bazemore Department Store at Butler was sold and E H Bazemore states he is no longer connected with the firm. All debts incurred before or on May 25 1946 are payable to him and he is not responsible for post sale obligations. Dated May 30 1946.

Georgia Taylor County Bazemore Butler Bazemore Department jetThis E. H. Bazemore

Improved Uniform International School Lesson

Harold L. Lundquist of the Moody Bible Institute presents a religious school lesson excerpt. The piece is released by Western Newspaper Union for syndication to newspapers.

Harold L. Lundquist D. D The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago Western Newspaper Union International Council of Religious Education

Fellowship Lessons From Christ for Disciples

A church lesson outlines four forms of Christ fellowship with his disciples during Holy Week. It covers the Passover as Christ's mission culmination, the Lord's Table as a memorial and oath of allegiance, the Word as divine fellowship in prayer, and the intercessory prayer for unity among believers across ages.

Christ Jesus Peter John Israel Egypt Earth God Fellowship of Prayer

Alabama mail carrier shot in head and arm during robbery

C W Arrant, a Scale, Alabama mail carrier, was attacked by an unidentified assailant believed to be a negro Tuesday night as he parked his car in his garage. He was shot in the arm and struck on the head with a small gauge weapon. robbery is the suspected motive. Dr. R B McCann described injuries as superficial. Sheriff J Shannon Church from Phenix City led the investigation.

Arrant Russell Shriff J. Shannon Church Phenix City

Vet Dies in Dusting Plane Crash near Rebecca Georgia

James Scott, 23, a World War II veteran, was killed when a dusting plane crashed early Tuesday on the Joe Hancock farm near Rebecca. He leaves his parents Dr and Mrs W K Scott a sister Mrs David Perkins and three brothers Austin Bobbie and Mack Scott.

Ashburn James Scott Joe Hancock Rebecca W. K. Scott David Perkins Austin, Bobbie Mack Scott

House Votes $10,000 For Bankhead and Glass Widows

The House approved a bill providing ten thousand dollars to each of Mrs. John H. Bankhead of Jasper Alabama and Mrs. Carter Glass of Lynchburg Virginia. The measure was sent to the White House for signature on Tuesday in Washington D C.

Bankhead and Glass Washington, D.C White House John H. Bankhead Jasper Ala Carter Glass Lynchburg

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