Feed Cow Well in Dry Period Says Georgia Agent
County Agent Blackwell states the dry period is a cow’s vacation and proper feeding boosts next milking. He cites eight Milk Production points from Extension Service to raise dairy output, advising green legume hay, good grazing, and grain for thin cows, with breeding records kept to time dry periods. The Ft Valley Baptist church also calls Rev. R L Harvey of Vienna after Rev M D Reed’s December resignation.
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Blackwell
Extension Service
Georgia
Ft. Valley
Transforming thought through divine harmony and spring renewal
A Christian Science Monitor meditation links spring imagery to spiritual rebirth, urging readers to renew their minds by turning to God. It emphasizes conscious thought as seeds determining life’s harvest and cites Jesus and Mary Baker Eddy to frame God as omnipresent Mind shaping harmony and Love in all.
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Paul
God
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Mary Baker Eddy
Rach
Heaven On Earth
Christian Science Monitor
One Million Feet Of Terraces Built On Taylor County Farms
Taylor county farmers have built one million lineal feet of terraces in five months. The terraces are broad based with wide channels for easy cultivation, enabling four to five row planting. Guidance includes spacing rules using the water channel as a center, with crop specific row widths and a note to contact the local Soil Conservationist for more information.
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Taylor County
Gems Of Thought Quotes On Honesty And Self
A compact collection of moral maxims from various authors emphasizes candor, selfauthenticity, and prudent restraint. It contrasts truthfulness with deceit and urges deliberate, honest thinking across personal and public life.
Georgia State Parks Opening Set for April 15
Georgia state parks will formally open to the public on Saturday this week announced by R W Harrison state parks director They offer boating bathing hiking and other recreation in the mountains and nature spots Director Harrison expects record attendance this summer.
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Georgia
R. W. Harrison
Harrison
Georgia Notice of Admin Discharge for J M Whatley Estate
L P Whatley administrator of J M Whatley deceased asks the court to discharge him from administration. Citizens kindred and creditors are cited to show cause why letters of dismission should not be granted on the first Monday in May 1944. Dated April 3, 1944. J R Lunsford Ordinary.
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Georgia
Taylor County
L. P. Whatley
J. M. Whatley
J. R. Lunsford
Land posted in Taylor County Georgia Douglass place 684 acres
The Douglass place in Butler District Taylor County Georgia comprising 684 acres has been posted as required by law. All persons found hunting or fishing on the land will be prosecuted. Mrs. Ida Douglass F Hobbs.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Ida Douglass F. Hobbs
Convictions to Go Out Beyond Comfort To Serve
A devotional piece urges living up to ideals through action like Jane Addams, Martin Luther, Columbus, and biblical figures who ventured beyond safety. It emphasizes that growing influence comes from giving rather than hoarding, with reflections on leadership, learning from prior writings, and the call to move outward in faith.
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Jane Adams
Chicago
Martin Luther
Mediterranean
Heracles
Columbus
Prof. Peabody
Obert Browning
St. Paul
Corinth
W. Peak
Jesus
God
Abraham
Moses
Paul
Macedonia
Christ
Easter Services At Lebanon Church Draw Large Crowd
Sunday morning service at Lebanon Baptist church drew a large attendance as Rev. H G Fowler preached an Easter sermon. Visitors included Ann Wilder of Washington DC and numerous local families hosting relatives and guests over the weekend.
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Lebanon Baptist Church
H. G. Fowler
Ann Wilder
Washington D. C
T. W. Upton
H. G. Fowler and Sons
Dean and Smitty
C. O. White
G. N. Hurt
Columbus
W. M. Hollis
Wyatt Waller
Thomaston
H. S. Wisham
D. M. Harris
Floyd Crumbley
W.D. Hurst
C. W. Hurst
Americus
Hugh Hart
Bainbridge
G. W. Harris
Dewey Johnson
Butler
Silas Harris
Lebanon Church
Alice Barrow
Lucy Harris
Kate Rogers
South Carolina
Wyolene Carpenter
Clinton Mott
Charing
Ora Barrow
John S. Barrow
Community Notes From Five Points Local Visits and Services
Five Points residents share visits with Jarrell and related families. Laura Jordan and Helen Jarrell spend time with local households in Reynolds and Macon. Activities include church services at Antioch Baptist with 11 30 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Laura Jordan
W. A. Jarrell
T. D. Jarrell
Reynolds
Willie Suggs
Cecil Pitts
Thomaston
Henry Jarrell
Helen Jarrell
Macon
C. F. Bennett
G. B. Jarrell
Phillip Jarrell
Jarrell
Antioch Baptist Church
J. D. Jarrell
Dorothy Seagraves
Phillip Jaarrell
Beloved Wesley Lady Celebrates 82nd Birthday
Mrs. D. W. Wilson of Wesley celebrated her 82nd birthday on Easter Sunday with a bountiful grove dinner. Attendees included Grady and Bessie Wilson, W. J. Willis, Ollie Bazemore and family, J. B. Russell and son of Columbus, Tom Wilson and son of Thomaston, Clyde Wilson and family, Luther Wilson and son, Cecil Wilson, Mrs. R. L. Brake, and others. County school trustees election results in Macon County included Adair Levie, L. C. Cheeves, E. L. Brown, J. F. Williams, David Vining, Dr. E. F. Seay, G. C. Chapman, F. L. Rabuhn, and C. L. Neisler.
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D. W. Wilson
Wesley Community
Grady
Bessie Wilson
W. J. Willis
Ollie Bazemore
Butler
J. B. Russell
Macon County
Montezuma
Adair Levie
L. C. Cheeves
Oglethorpe
E. L. Brown
J. F. Williams
Marshallville
David Vining
E. F. Seay
Ideal
G. C. Chapman
F. L. Rabuhn
Hicks
C. L. Neisler
Bell Poem Echoes Empower a Man at the River
A man poised to cast himself into the river hears a couplet from the Big Ben bell. The words give him strength and he withdraws. The tale notes eight sleepers at the gate, three who wake rest briefly, and the Master moves farther into the night.
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Westminister
Howard Methodist Church Praises New Hymnals Memorial
Members of the Howard Methodist Church through their Board of Stewards express appreciation for the new hymnals presented by Mr J H Brown as a memorial to his wife the late Mrs Margery Martin Brown. The hymnals are a fitting tribute to Mrs Brown who was active in church affairs and are valued by the community. Signed by R L Brown H A Sealy Hugh Perkins Carl Brown Rupert Willis Lary Esselgton.
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The
Howard Methodist Church
J. H. Brown
Margery Martin Brown
Brown
R. L. Brown
H. A. Sealy
Hugh Perkins
Carl Brown
Rupert Willis
Lary Esselgton
Board of Stewards
Sealy Hosts Stewards for April church dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Sealy welcomed the Stewards of Howard Methodist Church and their wives Tuesday evening April 4 with a well run dinner at 8 oclock. The meeting featured jovial fellowship and church business discussions led by Chairman R L Brown. Missing were Rev and Mrs Glenn and Mr and Mrs Carl Brown. Mrs Bazemore assisted with hosting as spring flowers brightened the home. The Browns invited the Board of Stewards to meet again at their home.
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Howard Methodist Church
H. A. Sealy
R. L. Brown
C. L. Glenn
Carl Brown
Brown
Sealy
James Bazemore
Howard News Social Roundup From East Point and Nearby
Howard residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and attending events. Howard couples Mr. and Mrs. Huie Abercombie East Point Albany visits Mrs. Lee Watson and Dr. Baketur. Reid Brown and S C Price travel to Atlanta. Easter gatherings include Mr and Mrs Leonard King and others visiting Mrs Nannie Martin. Community activities include a Quarterly Conference at Union Methodist church and a board of stewards meeting hosted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Sealy.
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Huie Abercombie
East Point
Lee Watson
R. L. Brown
Albany
Baketur
Leonard King
Augusta
R. Banks
Nannie Martin
Quincy, Fla
Sallie Parks
Parks Pond
O. M. Martin
Carl Brown
Roberta
Lewis Brown
Quinton Clarke
Macon
C. C. Clark
Howard
Union Methodist Church
S. C. Price
Atlanta
Johnnie Edwards
Culverhouse
Wesley
Herbert Sealy
Board of Stewards
Georgia Population Rises Nearly 100000 Between 1940 and 1942
Census Bureau reports Georgia’s population grew from 3,129,911 in 1940 to 3,219,210 in 1942. The increase reflects births, deaths, ration registrations, net immigration, and armed forces strength, with the South and West gaining over 2.5 million while North Central and Northwest states declined about 450,000.
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Georgia
Census Bureau
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pengi-Cola Bottling Co
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Samuel Coley
Howson
Voltaire
Candor
James Beattie
Emmons
Upton’s Mill News
W. L. Stringfield
J. A. Stringfield
Wesley Lady
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