Exile Foretold by Amos Hosea Micah and Isaiah
The lesson outlines how prophets Amos Hosea Micah and Isaiah warned Israel of looming exile as judgment for forsaking God. It covers their roles in predicting captivity to Assyria and Babylon, the looming fall of Jerusalem, and Ezekiel’s later vision of hope during exile turning to page three for continuation.
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Jesson
Israel
Anos
Hosea
Amos
Wgdom
Assyria
Tigleth Pilesu, III
Micah
Judah
Jehovah
Ull
Ezekiel Ezekiel
Babylon
Jerusalem
Nebuchadneggar
Ezekiel
Paidion
Congress Faces Arduous Session Says Cox
Camilla Ga Dec 21 Congress man EK I Cox of Camilla outlined major responsibilities for the next session and urged reduction of federal expenditures and the end of the dole. He favored consolidation of emergency programs, elimination of bureaus, balanced budgeting, coordinated activities, and clear constitutional limits on interstate regulation.
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Camilla
EK. I. Cox
Cox
$12 A Week Minimum Wage For New Americus Garment Plant
In Americus Georgia on December 19 the first shipment of machinery for a new garment factory arrived. The plant, run by a shirt company, will employ more than a hundred white women at a minimum wage of 12. Each worker will begin at 12 weekly. The rayon mill building will house the operation with a adjoining warehouse planned. Local Chamber of Commerce led by Phil Jones promoted the site, with labor readily available.
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Americus
FERA
The
Americas and
Sumter County
Senator Walter George Opposes Townsend Plan for Old Age Pension
Vienna Georgia December 19 Senator Walter F George joins lawmakers opposing the Townsend old age pension plan. He supports the Social Security Act as the solution and notes Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge has blocked pension efforts in the state. The article cites a Michigan district victory by a Republican candidate advocating the California proposal of 200 dollars monthly for all over 60.
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Vienna
Walter F George
Michigan
California
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Marion County Soil Conservation Group Forms Cooperative
Buena Vista Georgia December 21. The Cilman Conservation camp near Buena Vista joins with the WPA forestry service and soil erosion service to organize the Marion County Soil Conservation and Improvement association. The group, aided by the county agricultural agent, aims to form a cooperative marketing association to engage in activities beneficial to farmers and landowners as a corporation.
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Buena Vista
Cilman Conservation Corp
WPA
Forestry Service
Soil Erosion Service
Camip
Marion County Soil Cnerivation and Improvement Association
As & Corporation
Bond issues validated in Superior Court ruling
Proceedings before Judge C Melauphlin led to an order validating three city bonds voted December 7 totaling 128000 for industrial ventures and 40000 for sewer and street extensions to match PWA funds for the high school and WPA projects. The bonds will be offered for sale once arrangements are in place in Columbus.
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C. Melauphlin
Superior Court
Fodern Pwa
Gale
Columbus
Herring
Prt
Georgia pays off old school debts with 1.23 million in lapsed funds
Checks drawn on Georgia state accounts pay 1,225,242 to common schools erasing decades of debt. Major portion comes from Barrett-Rogers 1980-31 funds and lapsed appropriations of 1934 ordered by Governor Lamadge to clear old current debt. Departments list allocations by county and city.
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Atlanta
Common
Barrett- Rogers
Lalmadge
M. D. Collins
Bibb County
Chatham County
Richmond County
Muscogee County
Columbus
Board of Regents
Woman Runs 280 Acre Farm And Vegetable Route
Edith Peavy of Greenville Georgia took over a 280 acre farm in March 1934 after her father died. She manages all business, hires help, runs a vegetable route in Greenville Hogansville and Manchester, operates a six cow dairy, cans about 1000 jars and sells milk butter and produce while farming a small garden and poultry.
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Greenville
Dee
Edith Peavy
Miss Peavy
Peavy
Hogansville
Manchester
Anderson Endorses Parts of New Deal in Georgia
Macon publisher W T Anderson, once critical of the New Deal, told the Rotary Club he supports many of Roosevelt's acts. He praised the bank holiday recovery and backed the AAA, noting needed readjustments. He aims to be a constructive critic rather than an adversary.
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Macon
W. T. Anderson
Roosevelt
Rotary Club
Anderson
Gether
Muster Roll of Co C 59th Ga. Vol Regt compiled postwar
The Herald publishes a long muster roll for Co. C 59th Georgia Volunteer Regiment, detailing officers and soldiers from Butler and Taylor County. Entries list promotions, wounds, deaths, captures, and transfers with dates from 1862 to 1865, collected by three Taylor County veterans and preserved by Mrs. T. B. Theus for posterity.
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Co. C
Butler
Taylor County
Georgia
W. H. Fickling
W. L. Wall
Fussells Mill
J. R. S. White
W. T. Elliston
Macon
T. J. Windham
Williamsburg Road
D. Rogers
North Carolina
J. R. Hollis
Charles Mulkey
Gettysburg
Joseph Clark
the Wilderness
H. H. Sturdivant
S. K. Johnson
6Th Ga
James Garrett
J. J. Theus
Spotsyl
Knoxville
Tenn
Byrd
W. J
Brasington
W. F
Bradley
Drewery’s Blue
Boothe
Zack
Brewer
Bradley, Eli
Richmond
Caldwell
H. H
Coulter
W. M
Funkstown
Petersburg
Casey
John
Duke
Monroe
J. M
Dixon
J. T
Elliston
Jacob
Wall
W. W
Peacock
Peacork
Asa
Pope
Box Springs
Talbot County
Parks
D. C
Hiram
Pridgeon
R. F
Revel
Fort
Delaware
Rev
Mrs. F. P. Golding Dies After Long Illness
Grief fills the city as Mrs. Fred I. Golding, longtime community helper, dies after a lengthy illness at 11 30 Sunday night. A devout Methodist and active in social and civic life, she was born in New York and settled in Butler with husband, managing kaolin interests. Survived by son Harold F. Golding of North Carolina, who brought the body to New York for funeral services and interment.
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Fred I’. Golding
New York
Golding
Butler
Golding Sons Co
Trenton
N. J
Epatcen
Mre. Golding
Renmins
Sister of Local Citizen Dies at Mauk Home
The death of Mrs. Watter Tloward formerly Jessie Lockhart occurred at her Mauk home Wednesday of last week. She was born and raised in Taylor county and is mourned by seven children, her husband, three brothers, and three sisters. Funeral services and interment were held at Pine Level cemetery Thursday, conducted jointly by Rev. W. Lumpkin and Rev. J. L. Whitley.
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Watter Tloward
Jessie Lockhart
Mauk
Taylor County
Howard
L. L. Lockhart
Death of Senator Weaver At Thomaston
Thomaston Georgia December 19 State Senator G A Weaver of Thomaston a member of a distinguished Georgia family died unexpectedly at his residence in Thomaston He was 64 and survived by his widow a brother Dr Calvin Weaver of Atlanta two sisters Mrs Willis A Sutton and Mrs Marie Cook Porter He served in the 1933 83 sessions representing the 25th district He was a member of Gov Talmdges staff and had extensive land holdings including peach orchards farms and stock farms He had interests in pine paper development and education facilities and led the Weaver Mercantile Company prior to retirement
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Thomaston
G. A. Weaver
Georgia
Calvin Weaver
Atlanta
Willis A. Sutton
Marie Cook Porter
New York
Weaver
John McGehee
Talbotton
Talbot County
Weaver Mercantile Company
Card of Thanks for Elliston Family
The Elliston family expresses gratitude to all who showed kindness during the illness and death of their husband and father Mrs C F Elliston and Family.
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C. F. Elliston
Mortality of Nathan M. Rustin Reported in Local News
Nathan M. Rustin, a farmer from Taylor County and member of a prominent family, died at the local hospital after a period of illness rooted in heart strain. He left a wife, nine children, and several relatives including his father J. L. Rustin and siblings. Funeral services were held at Trinity Church with Rev. C W Moore and Rev. W R Lawhorn officiating, burial in Trinity Cemetery under Edwards Bros. directions.
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Ienson
Nathan M. Kustin
Austin
Taylor County
Mr. Austin
Ethel Welch
J. L. Rustin
Mra
D. L. Rustin
Messrs
W. T
J. L
B. Rustin
Mr. Rustin
Trinity Church
C. W. Moore
W. R. Lawhorn
Trinity Cemetery
Edwards Bros
Second Death In Week In Elliston Family
News notes the death of Cleveland Barnes formerly of this county and resident of Schley county where he farmed. He was about thirty to forty years old, son of Mrs. Barnes and the late J M Barnes. His death follows the death of his father-in-law C F Elliston a week earlier. He is survived by his wife two children two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements had not been announced at press time.
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Cleveland Barnes
Schley County
Barnes
J. M., Barnes
C. F. Elliston
Former Butler Youth Dies At Macon Hospital
Local friends mourn the death of Clifford Edmond Royal aged 24 at a Macon hospital last Wednesday. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Royal of Thomaston, formerly prominent Butler citizens who ran an up-to-date hotel. He leaves his parents two brothers Ralph and James Royal and four sisters Mrs. J. L. Payton Birmingham Mrs. C W Dyer Atlanta Mrs. W B Woodson Thomaston and Mrs. C F Cox Thomaston.
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C. C. Royal
Thomaston
Macon
Clifford Edmond Royal
Royal
Butler
Ralph
James Royal
J. L. Payton
Birmingham
C. W. Dyer
Atlanta
W. B. Woodson
C. F. Cox
Thomarton
Georgia Cold Wave Eases as Temperatures Rebound
A weekend cold spell brought ice and snow to Georgia but moderation appeared Monday night. Readings rose from the low twenties in north Georgia to around 40 or higher by day, then fell again at night. Forecasters expect continued crisp, clear or partly cloudy weather through Christmas Day across the state.
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Georgia
North
Ginners Report Shows Higher Cotton Ginning in 1985
Nine thousand ninety seven bales were ginned in Taylor county from the 1985 crop prior to December 18, 1985, up from six thousand five hundred eighty three ginned by December 13, 1984.
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Taylor County
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Er, H. J. Porter Butler
Isaiah Isiah
Isaiah
Jeremiah Jeremiah
Josiah
Jeremiah
Theople
Immanuel
Jevah
Ebuchadnazzar
Congress
E. E. Cox
Walter George
Townsend
Ccc
Marion County
Woman
T. Anderson
NEW Deal
Henry Theus
the Herald
Henry ‘Theus
Bb. Theus
69Th
Georgia Volunteer Regiment
Joshua Harris
T. B. the
F. P. Golding
New York City
Senator Weaver
Taylor
MR. N. M. Rustin
Grim Reaper
Ginners’ Report
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