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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1948

Page

7

Gloria Burson Named Valedictorian at Thomaston Institute

Gloria Burson, Thomaston senior, becomes fourth in her family to win valedictorian honors at Robert E. Lee Institute for the 31948 class with a 94.89 average. Her brother William H Burson previously topped his class in 1945 and will graduate from the University of Georgia with an AB in Journalism.

Thomaston B. Burson Gloria Burson Robert FE. Lee Institute Gloria R. E. Lee Grammar School William H Burson Lee Institute University of Georgia

Georgia native Roy North named Postmaster for Washington DC

Roy M. North of Georgia was nominated by President Truman to be postmaster at Washington DC. A career Post Office employee since 1909 he has served as postal inspector in St. Louis and Chicago and was Deputy Third Assistant Postmaster General since 1933.

Washington Roy M. North Georgia Truman Washington, D. C North W. C. Brake Warm Springs Post Office Department Postal Service St. Louis Chicago

Georgia's Champ Speller Heads to National Bee in D C

Gloria Backer 13 of Macon leaves Sunday for Washington to compete in the National Spelling Bee at the National Press Club with coach William Brake of Lanier High School. About 40 champions compete. They will tour embassies, the White House, Capitol, FBI, Smithsonian and Mt Vernon before the Friday night banquet and weekend river cruise. Gloria and her chaperone stay at the Willard Hotel.

Macon Gloria Backer Georgia Washington, D. C Macon Speller William Brake Lanier Senior High School Seaboard Atlanta Journal Gloria Sidney Backer Washington National Bee National Press Club B. S. Alleman Department of Communication American University Lincoln and Jefferson Memorial Bureau of Engraving and Printing Pan-American Union White House U. S. Capitol Congressional Library Supreme Court FBI Smithsonian Institution U. S. Naval Academy Shrine of the Immaculate Conception Mt. Vernon Potomac Anacostia Lanier High School For Willard Hotel Nation’s Capitol

Boy Scouts to Meet at Local Methodist Church

The Local Troop No. 33 of the Boy Scouts of America will meet at 6 30 p m Monday at the local Methodist church for their regular weekly meeting. All boys who are Scout age are invited to attend.

Boy Scouts of America

Sunday School Lesson Notes From 4 BIBI Roots Stones

An International Uniform Sunday School lesson notes list scriptures and a devotional reading. It includes Ezra 34:10-13 6:6-17 41:11-2 Ezekiel 11:16 37:26-28 Zechariah 6:9-16 and Psalms 66:1-7 as outlined study references.

Ezra Maekiel Zechariah

The Temple in the Nation's Life

Analysis of the temple as a national sanctuary and why regular worship sustains public life. It cites biblical figures and psalms to stress reverence for God’s house, notes the link between church attendance and leadership qualities, and urges participation in public worship as nourishment for the soul.

Abel Noah Abraham Sinai Mount Moriah Solomon Zerubbabel God David R. Wannamaker United States Israel

One-Armed Minister Becomes Pilot, Leads Pen Chaplain

The Atlanta Federal Pen has a new chaplain known as the sky pilot after becoming the United States' only licensed one-armed clergy pilot. Henry P. Tucker, 38, survived a 1932 Scranton mine disaster with severe injuries and later earned divinity and arts degrees. He now flies and serves inmates at the penitentiary.

Atlanta Lakewood United States Scranton Henry P. Tucker Tucker Ashland Kentucky United States Federal Penitentiary

Children drown after pond swim in Jonesboro

Four siblings defied parents and swam in a muddy cattle pond in Jonesboro Louisiana. All four children drowned.

Jonesboro

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