The Representative Men of Bible and Today
A sermon style study extols Noah and Enoch as reformers and contrasts their paths. It argues Noah’s ark mission framed by divine repentance, warns against delay in faith, and urges readers toward personal renewal through Christ and the Spirit.
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Noah
Ham
Japheth
Nash
Shem
Tapheth
Cumberland Oh Sermon Highlights Christ and Fellowship
The second of five special sermons featured Rev George H Mack delivering a spiritual life message from Matthew 11 28 30. He emphasized the close fellowship between Jesus and the Father and warned that metaphysical Trinity speculations fail to provide warmth in the Christian life.
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George H Mack
Jesus
Pather
Christ
Seed of Grace and the Growth of a Holy Life at St Anthony
A morning service sermon quotes Jesus about the mustard seed and urges faithfulness to divine grace in small deeds. It cites St Anthony, St Augustine, and St Francis Xavier as examples whose lives began with a seed of grace and grew into sprawling works for God across continents.
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Father Jackeson
Earth
St Anthony
Anthony
Christ
St. Augustine
Augustine
St. Francis Ravier
Paris
St. Jenattus
Xavier
Asia
Japan
Seeds of virtue and the danger of vice in daily life
The text urges a sincere desire to live virtuously as God’s children, likening righteous growth to a plant reaching toward sunlight and air. It warns that small seeds of vice can sprout from hints and bad examples, ruin souls, and must be uprooted through conscience examination and penance to prevent a tree of sin.
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Alta
Carstol
Kingdom of Christ
Sermon at St Mark Church on the Book of Job
Dr Charles C Jones preached at St Mark Church citing Job and Ecclesiastes to explain afflictions as God's will not punishment. He argued storms follow divine laws, urges humility before the Lord, and that sin enters paradise explaining mankind's troubles.
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St. Mark Church
Charles C. Jones
Paradise
Earth
Heaven
Canute
Stabbed Weed Dealer Wilson Still Alive After Attack
Thomas Wilson remains alive but in danger after being stabbed by James J Landers Saturday night. Landers, intoxicated, claims no knowledge of the assault though nine witnesses testify he stabbed Wilson near the heart in Wilson's coal yard on Carmah street. Bond will be refused until Grady hospital doctors determine the prognosis.
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Thomas Wilson
James J1. Landers
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Landers
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Landerg
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Rockmart Farmers Form Movement In Georgia
Rockmart Ga February 12 a meeting of farmers citizens and business men elected officers James Lopg president J Davidson secretary F J Clark W H Morgan S B Smith W T Simpson as delegates to county convention at Cedartown February 16 They voted to cut acreage and fertilizer by 25 percent unanimously and agreed to hold the current crop at least until November 4 unless offered 10 cents for the same.
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Rockmart Tarmers
Rockmart
James Lopg
J. &. Davidson
F. J. Clark
W.H. Morgan
S. B. Smith
W. T. Simpson
Cedartown
Pythians To Hold Convention in Georgia
Corington Ga February 12 The annual convention of the Enigma of Pythis lodges in the Gistric fraternal order is set for February 17 and 18. Delegates from Gainesville Winder Athens Jefferson Elberton Hartwell Washington Greensboro Madison Monroe and Conyers will be present. Prominent Pythians from other states are expected to attend.
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Winder
Athens
Jefferson
Eiberton
Hartwell
Washington
Greensnora
Madcon
Court House Deserts Week Brings Inactive Bill Lock At Filton
The Filton county court house faces a three week lull with no sessions until the March terms begin. Judge Lumpkin adjourned the superior court and Judges Reid and Calhoun halted city court sessions, with all courts paused until the first Monday in March. Return day for the March terms is tomorrow, as Clerk Arnold Broyles expects a flood of new cases and filings.
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Pew
Arnold Broyles
Competitive drawings for Two New Buildings State Normal School Athens Ga
Competitive drawings for two new buildings at State Normal School Athens Ga include a clas sroom building costing 25000 a dining room building for 400 students with a second story dormitory costing 515000 and a central steam heating plant for seven colleges buildings costing 100000. Three buildings already have individual heating. Building committee meets March 19 10 am at State Normal School. for details contact Mr R F Davison chairman Woodville Ga.
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Athens
Clas Rootory
Builing
R. F. Davison
Woodville
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