Fellowship with God in light and life in John and Revelation
A devotional analysis explains the beginnings of Jesus life and incarnation while urging faithful fellowship with God. It contrasts divine attributes God is Spirit Love and Light with the need to walk in the light, not the darkness, and outlines the promise of the New Jerusalem and eternal sonship for believers.
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Word of Christian Fellowship
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Georgia Lawmakers Push Farm Bill Provisions for Tenants
M J Tarver seeks amendments to give tenant farmers representation on county committees and to prevent displacement by landlords while boosting benefit payments. The piece also covers a Georgia artisans exhibit at the Agriculture Department, notes on homestead proposals, delays from the president’s Gainesville visit, and Washington discussions with Robert Stiles on the farm bill.
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Sarah Orr
Washington, D. C
M. J. Tarver
Robert Stiles
Cartersvile
United Georgia Farmers
Washington
Mrs Miller Named Head of Valley Poultry Body
Mrs John Miller Jr was elected president of the Chattahoochee Valley Poultry Association at the annual Columbus meeting. D C Prim Joe L Young and J W Murray named vice presidents with W O Reich as secretary treasurer. Plans for the coming year were set and a banquet scheduled for January 1.
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Columbus
John Miller, Jr
Chattahoochee Valley Poultry Association
D. C
Plains Farmer Loses 11 Mules in Fire
Plains Ga December 6 Eleven mules perished and a $2500 barn was destroyed at the O A Williams farm two and a half miles northwest of Plains. Cattle corn hay and a house with farm tools were burned too. Williams had only minor insurance on the barn and no coverage for livestock implements or crops. Cause of the blaze could not be determined.
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O. A. Williams
Williams
Georgia Youths Benefit From Federal Aid Under Act
More than 7,000 Georgia children receive payments from the dependent children’s fund of the Social Security act, said the Georgia Department of Public Welfare. The aid, begun July 1, reaches about 2.4 families and is claimed to improve both health and academic progress this fall.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Department of Public Welfare
Tired of Dodging Law Man Surrenders to Cops
In Macon on December 5 a man identified as Joseph John O Clair surrendered to police saying he was tired of dodging cops He was wanted for automobile theft in Duluth Minnesota and is held pending federal investigations
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Jim
Joseph John O'Clair
O’clair
Duluth
Minn
Mrs Aiken No 2 Refuses Aid to Sam Aiken
Atlanta report says Sam Aiken’s second wife will not aid him as he faces a life term for the murder of Mrs Aiken No 1. She plans divorce and says his third wife may help if needed, while Aiken remains in custody after multiple escapes and marriages.
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Atlanta
Sam
Aiken
Aikn No
Georgia
M. Hughes
E. J. Nix
Nashville
Sirs
Houston
Texas
Talmadge
Berrien County
San Angelo
Aiken No. 2
Dentist Dr Andrew Kimble Moves Practice to Manchester
Plaville Georgia report states Dr Andrew Kimble who ran a dental office in Ellaville for years has moved his practice to Manchester. Mrs Kimble remains in Plaville until after Christmas before joining him.
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Andrew Kimble
Ellaville
Manchester
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