Reading the Law at Water Gate in Nehemiah Era
Ezra reads the law to the people at the water gate as they yearn for God. Levites translate for understanding, the crowd weeps then rejoices, and a revised fast day is set for the 20th to align with festival duties. The event renews covenant pledges to walk in God’s commands.
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B. C
Jerusalem
Israel
God
Ezra
Tabernacles
Water Gate
Aaron
Ethanim
Terri
the Lord
David
Nehemiah
Late President Voted Highest Award for His Peace Efforts
The House approved a bill to posthumously award the congressional medal of honor to Franklin D. Roosevelt for his contributions to world peace. The measure, approved unanimously, designates the medal as a civilian honor, though Rep. Robinson objected that it should be limited to armed forces. McCormack cited civilian precedents such as Byrd and Lindbergh to justify the noncombat award.
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Washington
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jno. R. Robinson
R. Ky
Senate
J. W. McCormack
Mass
Roosevelt
Truman
Robinson
McCormack
Adm
Richard Byrd
Col
Chas. Lindbergh
Paris
Processional and Pomp Formative Entry for Local Graduates
The procession lists Ruth Cox, Helen Perkins, Bobbie Cooke, Albert Gaultney, Mary Frances Gilson, Jane Hart, Dorothy Harbuck, Kathryn Parks, Leona Payne, Helen Perkins, Ralph Pierce, Sarah Pittman, Joyce Royal, Jesse Austin, Frances Sealy, James Smith, Sarah Stewart, Tommy Summerour, Alice Swain, Rachel Theus, June Trussell, Louise Vann, Betty Sue Watson, Betty Weldon, and Clarice Whitley in a formal school ceremony, with performances of Hungarian Dance No 5.
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Madre Prince
Nikoli
Veni Marko
Persa
Elenia Todora Rosa Yanko Serga Worso
Stive
Ralph Pierce
And
Vaughn Blair
Albert Gaultney
Bobbie Cooke
Edwin Allen
Betty Sue Watson
Kathryn Childres
Annie Ruth Cox
Louise Vann
Joyce Royal
Rachel Theus
Helen Perkins
June Trussell Arman Bazemore
Frances Sealy
Tommy Summerour
Nan Bone
James Smith
Sarah Pittman
Ruth Cox
Jane Hart
Kathryn Parks
Alice Swain
Jesse Austin Mary Frances Gilson
Betty Weldon
Carolyn Brown
Iva Jewell Bloodworth
Leona Payne
Dorothy Harbuck
Sarah Stewart
Bernice Cooper
Clarice Whitley
Mary Frances Gilson
Jesse Austin
June Trussell
Betty Weldon Clarice Whitley
Ownership and staff of The Butler Herald May 1945
Statement of the Ownership Management Circulation filed for May 1945 identifies editor owner C E Benns Butler Ga managing editor Charles E Benns Jr publisher business manager O E Cox Butler Ga with no bondholders mortgagees or other security holders owning 1 percent or more. Sworn May 24 1945 before J R Lunsford Ordinary Taylor County Georgia.
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Butler Herald
Butler
C.E. Benns
Butler, Ga
Charles E. Benns, Jr
O. E. Cox
Charles Benns, Jr
J. R. Lunsford
Taylor County
Georgia
Divorce proceedings and estate notices in Taylor County
Multiple notices cite N P Edge versus Rosa Gertrude Edge for total divorce in Taylor Superior Court with July 2 1945 date and similar summons for Dorothy Dixon. Executor and administrators announce estate settlements and creditor claims for Mrs R E Watkins J R Gray Georgia Walker J G Joiner and others in Reynolds Georgia.
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Georgia
Taylor County
N. P. Edge
Rosa Gertrude Edge
Taylor Superior Court
Said
T. Hicks Fort
Thelmon Jarrell
Cedelius Dixon
Dorothy Dixon
R.E. Watkins
Chas. C. Stone
R. E. Watkins
J. R. Gray
Jewel E. Gray
Georgia Walker
Jessie Turner
Reynolds
J. G. Joiner
Carrie Joiner
J. G Joiner
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Dixie
Butler High School
Spiro Mitra Stranger
Sybil
Juna Marya Mitra
Eppy Deliah
Aida Verdi
E. H. Dunn
Open
Salutaorian
Princess Senior
Elgar Brahms
Act III
Bobbie Cooke Nan Bone
Supt
J. J. Greene
Rev
C. L. Glenn
Mary Ellen Allen
Marvin Swain
Old
Arman Bazemore
Edwin Allen Arman Bazemore
Iva J. Bloodworth
Nann Bone
Kathryn Children
Mary Ruth Cox
Gulfpride
Ares
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