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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1944
Page
6
Sunday school lesson argues true education comes from God not secular study alone. It urges seeking and asking through faith, outlines the Golden Rule as foundation, warns against blind guides, and calls teachers to base instruction on divine source and moral fruits.
Evelyn Hannas Atlanta Sunday Journal recalls Uncle Charlie Salzer and his Thomaston bakery era linking it to Butler, with vivid memories of Bill Wallaces shop on the courthouse square. Residents remember cider, gingerbread, bread, limited ice cream, and a youths’ weekly visit after school, amid bustling court square life.
The Taylor County War Price and Rationing Board urges motorists to renew A Books with applications available at local stations or the WPB office. Mail by Oct 25 to receive by Nov 1. late apps delay until after Nov 9. If the A Book is lost, eligibility is delayed until after Nov 9. Clerks will not fill out applications.
In Huntsville Alabama on Saturday a fire destroyed a home killing three children, two daughters and a son, of Tommie and Betty Gaiter, a black couple living near Madison. The parents returned after a day of cotton picking to find smouldering ashes.
The guardian application of Mrs. Minnie H. Giles for the person and property of Incompetent Mrs. R. E. Watkins in Taylor County is to be heard at 10:00 A M on the first Monday in November 1944 in the ordinary's office.
G A Trussell as administrator applies to the Ordinary of Taylor County for leave to sell land belonging to the estate of Mary Ann Freeman deceased to pay debts and for distribution. The hearing is set for the regular term on the first Monday in November 1944. Dated October 2, 1944. J R Lunsford Ordinary.
Notice that Mrs. Ida May Booth applied for guardianship of William Pope Booth, an incompetent, to be heard at 10 o'clock A.M. on the first Monday in November 1944 at the guardian's office.
Georgia Taylor County public notice to all creditors of the estate of J. T. Willis deceased. Creditors must render demands to H. A. Sealy administrator. all debts due must be paid promptly. Dated September 6, 1944.
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