Equipment for Soul Winning by Rev. J. D. McCord
The article argues personal soul winning rests on Christ not human effort. It recounts Jacob’s divine struggle, Paul’s rejection of worldly wisdom, and a judge drawn to faith through his wife’s example. It emphasizes living a consecrated life over eloquence, urging believers to rely on the Holy Spirit rather than human power.
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Christ
Jacob
Esau
Israel
Jesus
A. B. Earles
Boston
Mass
Thie
Church of
Church
Bame
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
An advertised cure claims to treat kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back and rheumatism. Sold by mail for $1.25 and by druggists locally. Includes testimonials and return address at 2926 Olive St St. Louis Missouri.
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W. Hall
Olive St
St. Louis
Iruggiste
University Head Elected June 12 in Athens Ga
Chancellor Emeritus David C Barrow was elected by the University of Georgia board of trustees to the emeritus post to take effect at commencement. The board set June 12 to elect his successor and created a president role for Lumpkin Law School selecting Judge Geo F Gober for that post while Dean Sylvanus Morris remains as dean. R L McWhorter was promoted to full professorship.
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Athens
David C. Barrow Friday
University of Georgia
Board of Trustees
Barrow
Lumpkin Law School
Geo. F. Gober
Marietta
Sylvanus Morris
R. L. McWhorter
Quiet Evening Confrontation Mentioned in The Mathinder
An exchange references a young man who allegedly smoked in the parlor and left burnt matches. The dialogue notes he only lit one or two to check the time, suggesting a casual, domestic moment from the story.
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Helen
Woram's Missionary Societies Convenes At Talbotton
The Columbus District Conference of Womans Missionary Society met at Talbotton last week with Mrs J A Jenkins presiding. Delegates from seven counties attended as Miss Edna Malone led the conference song Building Day by Day. Key speakers included Mrs Lyda Byron and Rev Reese Griffin. The gathering highlighted the theme Building Gods Kingdom and featured reports from auxiliaries and notices of the Belle Bennett Memorial and the Door of Hope.
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Columbus
God
Dan Harris
Sandersville
BE. P. Peabody
Tulsa
Okla
Reese Griffin
St. Paul’s
J P, Dell
Joe Glenn
Talbotton
Caroline Collingham
Wanda Hudson
China
E. P. Peabody
Belle Bennett Memorial
Door of Hope
Buena Vista
Rainey
Collinsworth
Marybelle Walthers
East Highlands
Dan Huff
Junction City
Miss Buttes
Milatia
J.C. Reese
A A Waite
North Highlands
A. D. Pressley
Rose Hill
Garrett
St Luke
Saul St Paul
Parks
Tarbotton
A. J. Perryman Sr
Waverly Hall
John Owen
Woodland
Ernest Trussell
Diamond Woodruff
Julia Johnston
John S. Jenkins
J. O. Taylor
First Meistersinger Heinrich von Meissen Founder of Meister Singers
Heinrich von Meissen, who died in Mainz in 1318, founded the first school of Meister singers. The women of Mainz carried his body to his tomb in the cathedral as his praises were sung.
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Heinrich von Meissen
Mainz
Germany
Georgia Could Become Ceramic Industry Center
Dr. A V Henry of Georgia Tech urges Georgia to lead in fire brick tile sanitary ware and glass. He cites rich clay deposits, southern market access, and a new Gordon plant to cut freight costs, with a broad zone of kaolins across central Georgia supporting a large ceramics industry.
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Georgia
A. V. Henry
Georgia _ Tech Creamics Department
Department of Creamies
Georgia Tech
Dr. Henry
Atlanta
Ohio State University
Henry
South Georgia
Okeefeenokee
Ohio
Gordon
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Dr Henry
Wilkinson County
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J. D. McCord
Butler Methodist Church
John
Texas
Woran’s Missionary Societies
The
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
Butler Insurance Agency
Butler
Masonic Bidg
Enuine
Ceres
Bayer
Lumbago
America
Bank
Taylor County Bank
Butler, Ga
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Cordele
Rhodes
Macon Ga
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