Presbyterians of Dixie to See Korean Pageant
In Atlanta the Laymen's Missionary convention of the Southern Presbyterian church opened forenoon sessions at noon to accommodate Western delegates. Women held a parallel meeting at the same time for the first time, with joint evening gatherings at the Atlanta Auditorium. A Korean life pageant by missionaries will be staged tomorrow featuring a home, wedding, funeral, school, and native church scenes in Korean costumes. Twelve Korean missionaries arrived, including Capt. and Mrs. M. L. Swineheart, with rehearsals underway.
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Atlanta
Southern Presbyterian Church
Baptist Tabernacle
M. L. Swineheart
Swineheart
Southern Commercial Congress
To a Georgia Peach
A playful verse praising Georgia as the home of a growing peach. The speaker imagines the fruit’s journey from the parent tree to other lands, noting its appeal to travelers and its fate in pies, while affirming pride in Georgia soil and hopes for future generations of peaches.
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Georgia
Engineer Leaves Texas to Do Mission Work in Korea
A Texas civil engineer gave up a $10,000 salary to pursue missionary work in Korea at $600 yearly. With the U S entering the war he returned, volunteered, and was commissioned as a captain. He now plans to go back to Korea, traveling with Mr and Mrs L P Gartner Miss Emmie Morgan W H Dudley and N M Dudley. The party will return to Americus late this week.
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Texas
Korea
United States
Americus Presbyterians Headed to Southern Convention
The Americus delegation to the Southern Presbyterian convention in Atlanta left this morning led by pastor Dr. LeRoy G. Henderson and his family, accompanied by fellow church members.
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Americus Presbyterians
Americus
Southern Presbyterian Convention
Atlanta
LeRoy G. Henderson
Americus City Charter Ad Valorem Tax Measure Proposed
Notice announces introduction in the next Georgia General Assembly of an act at the request of Americus mayor and city council. The bill would amend the City Charter to authorize a one half of one percent ad valorem tax for 1919 to 1923, to fund outstanding city debt and supplement the public school fund, separate from other city funds, with E. J. Eldridge as clerk and treasurer.
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General Assembly of Georgia
Americus
Georgia
The Proper Motive in Prayer and Model Prayer Study
The text discusses the right motive in prayer from Matthew 6, warning against praying to be seen by men and against vain repetitions. It emphasizes praying in secret, seeking true fellowship with God, and outlines the Model Prayer focusing on right relationship, daily needs, forgiveness, and worship. It contrasts the persistent prayer urge in Luke 18 and the humility of the publican versus the self righteousness of the Pharisee.
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Christ
Paul
Cor
Zoes
Jesus Christ
One Day County Fair Planned in Sumter County
Sumter County officials and the chamber of commerce plan a rousing one day county fair in the fall at the old agricultural college grounds. Exhibits will include live stock poultry canning and pig and calf clubs with aim to send entries to southeastern and state fairs. Mrs. Williams and Mr. Marshall back coordinated participation. board meets Tuesday to formalize plans.
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Sumter
Seles Metid
Agricultural College
Atlanta
Macon
Williams
Marshall
Board of Commissioners
The
Chamber of Commerce
Easy to Commit Sin It Is Easier To Do A Second
A quotation attributed to Benjamin Which cote notes that committing a second sin is easier than the first, while repenting a second sin is harder than repenting the first, highlighting the difficulty of repeated wrongdoing and rehabilitation.
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Benjamin Whichcote
For One Another Will of God Respects Our Joyful Life
A quotation attributed to Ruskin on mutual living urges that the will of God respects us by shared happiness. Men aid one another through joy, not sorrow, and are meant to strengthen each other rather than endure self-slaughter for each other.
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Ruskin
To Have Knowledge and Bolinge as John Smith
A fragmentary line discusses knowledge and a reference to bolinge and John Smith in a partially readable context. Names appear as key identifiers, but the text lacks clear events or factual details to form a complete news item.
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Bolinge
John Smith
Delayed City Court Session As Judge Harper Resting
Judge W M Harper of the City Court, in poor health, appeared but could not stay and no cases were assigned for the regular term set to begin next Monday. He hopes to convene Monday with no cases and recess until Saturday, aiming to resume after a rest trip to North Carolina around June 23.
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W. M. Harper
Court House
Harper
Seton
Ni Carolina
House Plans To Pass Rail Measure Today
Washington reports the House intends to speed passage of a railroad bill today. Details remain sparse as lawmakers push for swift action on the measure amid ongoing debate.
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Washington
Yale
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