Call of Four Fishermen and Pauls Devotion
The lesson centers on the call of Simon Peter Andrew James and John as fishermen who become fishers of men. It contrasts their temperaments and notes Christ will shape them to be what he intends and urges readers to answer his call without delay. Paul shines in prison yet exudes joy faith and love. His letter to the Philippians emphasizes unity courage and Christ centered living.
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Paul Trull
Lord Jesus Christ
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Hell
Church of Jesus Christ
Georgia adopts new automobile tag tax schedule in 1930s
Atlanta reports a revised tag system replacing the $3 rate under Governor Talmadge. Vehicle weights determine tag costs from $1.50 to $6.50 with trucks and buses paying higher fees. A driver's license fund supports the newly established Highway Patrol as gas taxes move toward seven cents.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Nelic
Talmadge
Audins
Willys
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Dwler
Highway Patrol
Farm subsidy bill advances for 1987 cotton crop help
Washington reports prompt payment of the three cent subsidy for the 1987 cotton crop will be made under the farm bill passed by the Senate. Senator George explains the bill's mix of voluntary and compulsory programs, including marketing quotas and parity price support, with final provisions to be set by conference in January.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
George
Secretary of Agriculture
Genius Is Intensity Across a Vast Life Force
The excerpt defines genius as the overflowing vitality shaping a continent or hemisphere, making nature multi dimensional and complete, while most people stay partial and fragmentary.
Georgia assembly votes holiday as session adjourns early
The Georgia General Assembly adjourned for a Christmas recess from December 22 to January 3. The Senate pushed the recess to 11 days after the House set it for December 22 28. The session saw passage of the administration’s prison reform bill by an 84 to 8 vote, creating a state penal administration board and shifting prison supervision duties. The measure also addresses intangibles taxation with new classifications and revenue sharing between state, counties, and municipalities.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Senate
House
Gov. Rivers
State Board of Penal Administration
Prison Commission
Roy Thrasher
Watkinsville
Walter Harrison
Millen
Thrash
Remishatons
Hidin
State Revenue Commission
Well Known Talbot County Man Dies at Home
Talbotton Ga December 18 funeral services were held Sunday for Lannon Parker of the Collinsworth community. The death followed heart trouble late Sunday night. Survived by his wife three sons Paul Samon Jr and M G three sisters and one brother Parker was a longtime farmer and well known in the county and had business interests in the area. Interment was in the Cornsworth Methodist church family plot.
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Talbotton
I A& m
Lannon Parker
Collinsworth
Kew
C. Chow
Woomang Shange
Cornsworth Methodist Church
Parker
Paul
Samon, Jr
M. G
Lacey Suggs
Washington, D. C
J. K. Wimberly
Tarbotton
Sara
C. L. Jenkins
Macon
Joh Parker
Tabbotton
Trooper Browns Father Is Buried in Americus
The funeral for B. P. Brown father of State Trooper W. A. Brown of Americus was held Monday at Toccoa. Lieutenant J. J. Terry led the Americus district patrol to Toccoa for the service. The deceased was the county s ordinary of Stephens County.
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Americus
B. P. Irown
W. A. Brown
Tuccoa
Liewt
J.J. Terry
Georgia State Highway Patrol
Brown
Toccoa
Stephen County
Forgiveness clause eyed for intangible tax amid session moves
A summary of legislative talk in the capital centers on a proposed forgiveness clause allowing counties and municipalities to pursue claims against intangible holders for accrued taxes if property is returned by January 1, 1938. James Charmichael notes the measure mirrors tax rates in neighboring states. The session extends to seek new revenue for counties hit by homestead and personal property exemptions as Speaker Roy Harris schedules extra sessions to push local bills, while liquor bills linger and a Senate resolution urges repeal of federal taxes on cottonseed and peanut oil foods.
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Legislatona
James Charmichael
Chirisunmas
Caprtol
Dtep
Hogg of
Marion
Roy Harris
House
Senate
Congress
Central of Georgia Unable to Pay Tax and Consider Layoffs
Savannah report states Central of Georgia Railway cannot pay state and county taxes due January 1 in Georgia and Alabama. About 800 employees, 14 percent of workforce, have been laid off since October with more cuts possible. A budget meeting January 29 or 30 will decide if further stretching is needed and extended lay offs may follow, mainly in Macon shops and Columbus maintenance.
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Savannah
J. D. McCartney
Central of Georgia Railway
Central
Aiga
Georgia
Alabama
Augusta
Chattahoochee
Gulf
McCartney
Busioan
Muds
McCanliney
Macom
Columbus Arso
Reardon in coma after kidney ailment
Savannah racers reports say John Reardon 26 a speed king is in a coma in a Savannah hospital after complications from ten years of racing. He recently underwent surgery for a kidney ailment and did not expect to recover. he had raced at the Southeastern Fair in 1985 and elsewhere.
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Savannah
John Reardon
Reardon
Daytona Beach
Mia
Miami
Jacksorv
Express Clerk Improves as Robbery Mystery Persists
Macon December reports W C Becham an express clerk seriously wounded in a $5,000 holdup Saturday is steadily improving at Macon hospital. His recovery outlook rose from grim to much better as detectives Foster and McSwain lead the probe, withholding details but noting progress.
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Macon
W. C. Becham
Express
L. Foster
J. le McSwain
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Washington
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National Canners Association
Assembly
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Central OF GA
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Frigidaire Laboratories
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