Good Omens and Europe War Doctrine by Dr Lyons
Dr J S Lyons of the First Presbyterian Hive argues in a sermon that Europe’s war era shows signs of moral and religious awakening. He cites biblical and historical examples to claim growth in public sentiment against war and outlines stages toward peaceful progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br. J. S. Lyons
First Presbyterian
Ly Wng
Christ
Lyon
Church of England
Iiy
Lyona
Dr.isons
Toray
Albany to consider municipal bond issue for 1946 improvements
At its regular meeting next week the city council will discuss issuing municipal bonds to fund street paving waterworks and sewerage extensions in early 1946. Proponents argue bonds will save money and provide employment, while bankers say bond sales may be easier now. Local leaders note unemployment rising and urge swift action.
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Albany
Gitw
Makin
Ginners urged to aid in cotton reduction
Memphis Tenn November 39 to secure a reduction in rotten acreage next year owners of 27 000 cotton gins in the southern states will be asked to pledge themselves not to gin in 1935 more than half the amount of cotton handled this year Details of the plan will be fed to the annual convention of moral association to be held here January 1 and 3 The proposal would tie ten dollars to a charitable organization for every bale gained in excess of the strawed amount A slight increase in leaning charges is proposed Delegates from practically every cotton growing state are expected to attend the convention Invitations have been sent to editors of more than a thousand south papers
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Memphis
Tenn
Moral Association
Uban
Odd Fellows to Meet in Waycross Convention
Judge Robert Tyel grand sire of the Order of Odd Fellows will speak at the Waycross convention. Reports by Division Grand J. T Strickland indicate one of the best meetings ever held. The event will be held cross Wednesday at the lodge hall.
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Waycross
Robert Tyel
Order of Odd Fellows
Division Iy Grand
J. T Strickland
Visiting Ministers Fill Dawson Pulpits in One Day
In Dawson Georgia a remarkable Sunday saw visiting ministers from the South Georgia conference preaching in all city churches. Bishop Candler led a love feast and sermon at First Methodist, with ordinations for deacons and elders, a memorial service, and a strong closing sermon praised as orthodox.
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Dawson
South Georgia Conference
Dawson Citisens
Cit
First Methodist Church
J. B. McGehee
Bena
Vista
Georgia Methodist Church
Candler
Wo ON. Aunsaretta
Mulerry Street
Macon
Chet Lass
Birong Seemon
Peter
Christ
God
C. ¥. Jordan
W.om. Mitchum
Tcsthnford
Ww. Latterson
G." Mann
J.C. Baville
B.A Pafford
B.C. Dendy
W. Hightower
UL. Rogers
CL. Wall
WM. Flanders
Wog. McGil Ng
Brady
C. Boland
J.C
Johnson
A. d. Moore
Jenkins
A Booth
J. B Smith
HG. Jonason
S. W.sneed
J. W. Hines
First
Cordele
South
Prasia Ng Hitler Mekerrin
W. N. Ainsworth
Mulberry Street Church
Mulberry Church
Mulberry Streat
Sundeye
Almaworth
Georgia
Mortuary Notices From Vidalia Georgia Area
Mrs Farrell wife of W F Farrell manager of the Standard Oil company at Millen died on a Georgia and Florida train between Millen and Vidalia. She was accompanied by her husband and Dr J E Parrish en route to Cordele Ga. Paul Robertson aged years died last night at 9 Mills Street residence survived by two brothers and two sisters. Body at Barclay Brandon chapel to be taken to Eatonton Ga for funeral and interment. Aimee Lavergne 81 died Sunday at 32 Simpson Street residence survived by one sister. Bodies at Patterson chapel awaiting funeral. Dollie St John 32 died Sunday afternoon at a private hospital. Survived by husband J H St John. Body at Bloomfield chapel. George Browen Farler died at his mother’s home No 2 Gibson Street. Survives by mother and two sisters Irene and Dith Taylan.
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Vidalia
Farrell
W. F. Farrell
Standard Oil Company
Millen
Georgia
Jorida
Paul Robertson
Mils Street
J. L
J. F. Robertson
Marie
Flora Robertson
Barclay & Brandon's
Eatonton
Aimee LaVergne
Alisg Aimee Lavergne
Simpson Street
Siater
Patterson's Chapel
Dollie St. John
Dollie John
Bloomfield's Chapel
George Browen Farler
Gibson Street
Hmistes
Irene
Dith Taylan
FH. D. St Jonn
Sheppard's Cemetery
Ingleside
I. Bloomfield & Co
Garson
Ann
Duishter
Annie Carson
J. Bloomfield
West View
Barclay & Brandon Company
Suspected Negro Admits Shooting but Denies Theft
Tom Ballard, arrested Saturday night by Officer Shaw, admits shooting W. E. Ormond after the highwayman attacked his wife and daughter. Ballard claims Ella Jones, under arrest, was the attacker and says he acted in defense. A 32 caliber bullet matched a pistol found at Ballard’s home. Hardy Ormond identifies Ballard as the shooter.
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Tom Ballard
T. B. Shaw
W. E. Ormond
Cnoner Street
Ormond
Willie Ormond
Beavers
Ballard
Gorman
Kirk
Lund
White Run
Ella Jones
Newress
Mia Ormond
Miss Ormon
Woodward Avenue
Ella. Jones
Mr. Ormond
Elex
Hardy Ormond
Hallard
Broadway Revival and New Acts at the Atlante Theater
The Primrose and West blackface company headlines the Atlante Theater with a lavish revival and new acts, plus a comedy at the Frorwi Ue. Madame Evelyn Scotney, a Boston Opera soprano, appears next Tuesday at the Audi torium with How ard White and Donald Porpetor in a program tied to the Lyceum course.
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Ame Auditurcom
Ay Aikahrat Lyceum
Madame Evelyn Scotney
Madame Scotney
Boston Opera Company
Madama Hulian Nordle
Sha Han
Sha han = really wonderfully high soprano voles
Howard White
Busco
Irie Hayne
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Donald Porpetor
Drunk woman collapses as Grady ambulance rushes her to hospital
An ambulance crew found a negro woman unconscious on a sidewalk near the Winecot hotel. Dr. J. McAllister and chauffeur Pitman rushed her to the hospital, where she murmured phrases before being released after treatment.
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Grady
Winecot
McAllister
Arthur Pitman eProng
Pitman
Mikeup
Tam
Jerge Briles
Cora
Jedge
Stolen Auto Found Near Ponce de Leon Place
The three passenger Mitchell automobile of George H Robertson at 70 Ponce de Leon Place, stolen Saturday, was found last night at Moreland Avenue and Druid Place. Officers Haslet and Gantt found it mud covered and not in running order with two clews suggesting the thief.
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Mitchell
George H. Rovertson
Ponce de Leon Place
Moreland Avenue
Druid Place
Haslet and Gantt
Mwo Clewy
Bobby's Choice Knickerbockers Delight Boy and Mother
Little Bobby Beatens visits a store with his mother to buy knickerbockers. After examining all varieties he insists on the pair in the window. The clerk offers the same option, and the pair is produced with a sign declaring these knickerbockers cannot be beat.
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Bobby Beatens
Clerut
Making Sure Prom Morning Confusion and Command
A brief exchange shows Madam questioning the time as plans for a seven or eight o clock start drift. The dialogue hints at discipline or restraint and the need to align on expectations.
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Prom
Hog and Hominy Carnival Travel Deal Promote Atlanta Event
The W. and A. R. will sell round trip tickets from all Georgia stations to Atlanta at reduced rates for the Hog and Hominy Carnival. Tickets on sale December 1 2 3 4 with final return limit December 1 1914. Apply through any agent Co E Harman G P A.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Co. E. Harman
Mother reports husband abducted 8 year old Glenn Evans
Ja Estelle Evans of 18 Capitol Place told The Constitution that her husband J C Evans abducted their son Glenn Edward after he left for a Sunday school meeting. She described threats to take the child and said police would not act until morning. She sought aid to recover him.
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Glenn Edward
Estelle Evans
Capitol Place
Sepester
Constitution
Second Baptist Church
Glenn Howard
Rusband
Whitehall Street
DeKalb Avenue
Better Babies Show To Close Wednesday
The better babies contest at the Baptist Tabernacle ends Wednesday afternoon with a talk by Pro Charles H. Boynton on making children stronger and healthier. Closings run 2:30 to 5:80 p.m. Parents should leave children at home. prizes and diplomas will be awarded and announcements made about next year’s show.
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The
Baptist Tabernacle
Charles H. Boynton
Boms
Prof Young Preaches at Central Church
Prof W J Young of the new Methodist university preached a Sunday morning sermon at the Central Congregational church on The Youth in earth Thought and Soul of True Life.
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W. J. Young
New Methodist University
Central Congregational Church
Belgian Woman Claims German Soldiers Killed Pet Dog
A Belgian woman says German soldiers cut her dog to pieces because of its name Kitenener, and that naming him Bismarck or Wilhelm would be seen as an insult. The piece notes safer dog names are plain Fido and comments on luck after job loss.
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Tharnsourg
Rmes
Kitenener
Bismarck
Wilhelm
Safe-Blowers Loot Atlanta Store
Police say the Memphis gang known for bottom-cut robberies is in Atlanta. Alexander Bros. at 274 Marietta Street was pried by a hole in the bottom, yielding 15 dollars. Detectives Starnes and Campbell investigate as officers expect further incidents across the city soon.
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Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
George Bullard
Alexander Bros
Marietta Street
Starnes
Campbell
Jed
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Ino
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J. B. Bowen
Primrose & Wilson Minstrels
Good Forsyth
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Collins & Hart
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Dir. Ryder
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Anne
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J Amusements
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Wile
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Atlante Tuestar
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Tommy Alen
Joe Jackson
Latte Collins, Jr
Tosa Colting
Jim Diamond
Sibyl
Bobby
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Prof. Young
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R. H
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SR. H
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Wioodside
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Waterman
Dogo
Alonzo Richardson & CO
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Hanover Square
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Maxante Tempie
Royal Arch
D. E. Shumakree
HPL
Eld. Sterstar
Arignta Lodge
Peek
Harry G. Poole
T. Butler
A. A Stovall
Carroll
Bo Hay
M. 2
Baker
Ackson
West Point
JH Reid
N_ Hamphries
FH. Winningham
WN. Winningham
Oliver Winningham
Thia
Stone Mountain
Grave
Harry G. Peal
Reni Dence
Oakland
Greenberg & Bond Co
Barclay & Brandon CO
Ivy St
A. Brandor
KR. Br. Brandon
J. W. Awtry
Secy and
Tresn
Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Banks
Joel Hunter & CO. Certified Public Accountants Empire Bide
Cumberland Broad
Marietim
Tripod Paint CO
Pryor Street
el Phope
Atlacta
Hughes
BNGAD
Willa
OM Hughes
North Brod Wrett
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