A Vision of Prophecy Luke and the Christ Child
The lesson traces Jesus life from birth through his temple visit, focusing on Mary and Joseph’s journey to Bethlehem, the shepherds praise, Jesus presentation and recognition in the temple, and his early years in Nazareth, highlighting law, religion, education, and family devotion. The piece frames Christ amid Rome’s rule and Jewish tradition, emphasizing his divine mission and orderly upbringing.
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Jesus
Nazareth
Temple
Christ
Rome
Palestine
Caesar
Joseph
Mary
David
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Micah
Moses
Simon
Anna
Israel
Gallileean Hills
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Ga- Tiel
Simeon
Ftth
Cotton Land Tenants Protected Under 1986 Adjustment Contract
County agent G C Daniel notes the 1986 Cotton Adjustment Contract limits acreage shifts to protect tenants and sharecroppers. Contracts must keep prior year tenant levels and proportion of cotton for each tenant, with fair acreage allocation based on family labor, willingness, and land productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel
Winter care tips for the dairy herd in cold weather
The dairy herd needs more feed and care in winter to maintain warmth and milk production. Ensure dry shelter, roughage like oat straw, and avoid pasture waste. Use a home grown grain mix, substitute peanut meal as price allows, provide ample roughage, feed after milking to reduce odor, and watch for stomach worms and lice with veterinary guidance.
Macon County Agent Resigns for Soil Conservation Post
J B Fordham longtime Macon county agent resigns after two years to join the soil conservation service as an agronomist and will be stationed in LaGrange. The resignation is effective immediately as he departs to assume his new duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma
J. B. Fordham
Macon County
Soil Conservation Service
LaGrange
Arsham
Wreck Victims Improving In Americus Three Cars Involved
In Americus Georgia at the Lamar Street extension and Route 19 cut-off, a three car crash Friday night injured Fred Dorsey and Jimmy Grahl. Dorsey in critical condition with skull fractures and jaw injuries showed slight improvement. Grahl suffered facial injuries and a lower jaw fracture but was improving. Miss Mary Lowe, a Marion County teacher, also sustained bruises and back strain and is returning home soon. The crash involved a Ford driven by Dorsey hitting Riley McMath’s Buick and then colliding with Charlie Hogg’s Chevrolet. other occupants escaped with minor injuries.
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Americus
Fred Dorsey
Jimmy Grahl
Duke Universit
J. S. Grahl
Grahl
Dorsey
John Dorsey
Prather
Mary Lowe
Buena Vista
Georgia Southwestern College
Marion County
Lowe
The
Americas
Sumter County Hospital
Lamar Street
Riley McMath
McMath
Ford
Charlie Hogg
Hogg
Community Guests Fill Week With Visits Across Towns
Five Points residents shared a busy week hosting relatives and friends from Reynolds Thomaston Macon Butler and Reynolds as guests included the Jarrell Harris Gaultney Adams Walker and Kendrick families along with numerous grandchildren and nieces. Local gatherings spanned Thursday through Sunday with multiple households hosting visitors.
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Willie Parker
T. D. Jarrell
T. J. Harris
Tom
Jim Haywood
Wilson Starling
Henry Jarrell
Eli Gaultney
Lester Daniel
Thomaston
D. E. Byrd
Emily Jarrell
Neita Windham
Reynolds
Virginia Young
Mary Montgomery
Calvin Jarrell
Grace Jarrell
Willie Suggs
Jack Jarrell
Emily
E. E. Jarrell
Butler
Mildred Jarrell
Annie
Inez Jarrell
C. F. Bennett
Ralph Bennett
Musella
Myrtle
Margaret Walker
Thelma Jarrell
Ralph Jarrell
G. W. Jarrell
Thelma
Philip
Talbott
O. R. Montgomery
Thelma, Jarrell
G. W
Delia Bell Gaultney
Katewell Gaultney
J. B. Kendrick
Cecil
Tom Kendrick
H. C. Adams
J. P. Walker
Britt McChargue
Eula Walker
Heirs Sought of Marcus A. Anthony in Georgia and Ohio
The undersigned seeks any heirs of Marcus A. Anthony who died in Cleveland Ohio on January 2 1936. It is believed he lived in Georgia prior to 1920. Information should be sent to W R Heck at No 10 North Street Bedford Ohio.
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Marcus A. Anthony
Cleveland
Ohio
Georgia
Pleuse
W. R. Heck
North Street
Bedford
Atlanta Sleet Storm Paralyzes City and Causes Major Damage
Atlanta faced its worst sleet storm in thirty years cutting streetcar service and plunging most areas into darkness. The blast stretched across the Carolinas and Georgia with five inches to over a foot of snow. 8,000 telephones out and trees and wires down left Atlanta isolated at times.
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Atlanta
Bce
Carolinas
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Virginia
Adjusted Acreage Use Restricted to Special Purposes
Daniel county agent explains the four year cotton adjustment contract allotment. Withheld land may be used for soil improvement crops pasture fallow or farm on farm foods feed and livestock crops not sold off farm. Noncompliance incurs contract penalties under the 1986 89 terms.
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Daniel
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Vinie Shine Burned in Buena Vista Home Fire
A Buena Vista woman Vinie Shine aged about unknown was found dead when her single room dwelling on the Ella ville road burned Wednesday night at 12 o'clock. The cause of the fire remains undetermined according to Marion County Patriot.
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Vinie Shine
Buena Vista
Ellaville Road
Marion County
Pension racketeers reported in Georgia
Sylvester Georgia January reports describe a man and woman traveling by car defrauding elderly residents. They promise a government old age pension of 25 dollars monthly starting January 1, charging a 2 dollar registration fee. They have victims fill out a printed form and take the card with them.
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Sylvester
Greer Named Official Court Reporter for Southwestern Circuit
John M. Greer of Oglethorpe and Atlanta, son of Judge R. L. Greer, has been appointed official court reporter for the Southwestern Circuit by Judge W. M Harper. He succeeds J. C. Mebane of Americus, who resigned due to ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Greer
Oglethorpe
Atlanta
R. L. Greer
Southwestern Circuit
W. M Harper
Greer
J. C. Mebane
Americus
Southwestern College Announces Changes In Its Official Family
Mrs. John M. Hill of Forsyth joined Georgia Southwestern College as matron of the girls dormitory. Mrs. Eula B. Smith of Talbotton was promoted from matron to dean of women, replacing Hill. Addie Beall Early resigned as dean of women to teach biology, and Mrs. W. C. Hampton joined as English instructor. Eugene Mallory, Athens, a supply teacher, is no longer at the college.
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Americas
John M. Hill
Forsyth
Georgia Southwestern College
Eula B. Smith
Talbotton
Mateon
Hill
Addie Beall Early
W. C. Hampton
Eugene Mallory
Athens
Southwestern
Macon Fire Destroys Hayes Clothing Store
A midnight blaze gutted the Hayes clothing store in Macon Ga causing unofficial stock and building losses estimated between 15000 and 25000 dollars. Firefighters kept at the scene for nearly two hours with gas lines cut to stop the flames from reaching the street meter.
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Macon
Hayes
W. E. Hayes
Cherry Street
Dogs trap accused in swamp after three attacks
Columbus Ga Dec 31. A 35 year old negro named H P Baker released from Marion county chain gang was tracked by bloodhounds after three women in Chatta hoochee and Muscogee counties accused him of a criminal attack. He was captured near Columbus and jailed, later moved to Bibb county jail Macon for safekeeping. Baker reportedly had been sentenced for carrying a pistol without a license and released early for good behavior.
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Columbus
Chattahoochee County
Marion County
Buena Vista
Muscogee
H. P. Baker
Chattahoochee
Bibb County
Macon
Prison Commission
Atlanta
Baker
Penitentiary System
Christmas Trade Tops Eight-Year High in Atlanta Area
Merchants in the sixth federal reserve district report holiday shopping strong with Christmas week surpassing eight-year highs. Bank clearings fell from 53 million to 45.1 million as Atlanta Fed records show the latest week. Birmingham steel output holds at 56 percent capacity amid a 10 to 12 percent decline forecast for next week.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve District
Federal Reserve Bank
Birmingham
Yeggs Take Cash and Rings in Columbus Safe Blow
Between 1500 and 2000 dollars in cash and three diamond rings were taken from a safe in the Key and Townsend Wholesale Grocery warehouse office in Columbus. The safe was blown open with nitroglycerine and the items were removed before police could secure the scene.
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Columbus
Key and Townsend
Jackson Fire Destroys Three Stores in Sleet Storm
In Jackson Georgia on December 30 a blaze of determined origin destroyed three business houses causing an estimated loss of 25000 dollars or more. Firemen battled the flames with a lack of water supply due to a sleet storm. Some of the loss is covered by insurance.
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Jackson
New Four Year Cotton Contract Alters Payment Basis
A four year cotton adjustment contract simplifies operation by paying a single sum to cooperating producers in 1936. The minimum payment is 5 cents per pound of lint on land left out of production, averaging about $8.60 per acre, similar to 1935 and slightly higher than 1934. Payments flow to those entitled to crop shares, with 87.5 percent to landowners, 12.5 percent to those providing work stock and equipment, and 50 percent shared between landlords and tenants based on crop division. Future years’ rates depend on conditions and will be announced by November 15 of the preceding year. Previously, 1936 rental payments were made in two installments plus parity payments. The new plan aims to cut costs and speed administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Daniel
Division of Cotton
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Secretary of Agriculture
Tarver Reiterates Outspoken Support For The President
Dalton Ga Representative M C Tarver reiterates unqualified support for President Roosevelt for re election in a telegraphed statement to the Associated Press He defends Georgia delegation against claims they lack a definite stand and cites Atlanta resolutions and his district speeches as proof of support.
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Dalton
M. C. Tarver
Roosevelt
Associated Press
Georgia
Congress
Atlanta
Sutlive Names Georgia Press Association Cabinet and Honorary Posts
Blackshear Ga Dec 28 W Kirkland Sutlive editor of the Blackshear Times to become Georgia Press Association president on January 1 1936 announces appointments to his cabinet and association committees Henry T McIntosh Albany Herald named board of managers for a three year term Gordon Saussy Savannah appointed legal advisor Ernest Camp Walton Tribune Monroe poet laureate Other managers include Jere N Moore Milledgeville C B Butler Hal Stanley Atlanta Hardy Barnesville Jack Willows Waycross Milton Fleetwood Cartersville W T Shytle Adel John Paschall Atlanta named to press institute committee as managing editor and associate editor of The Atlanta Journal
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Blackshear
W. Kirkland Sutlive
The
Blackshear Times
Georgia Press Association
Henry T. McIntosh
Albany Herald
Gordon Saussy
Savannah
Ernest Camp
Walton Tribune
Monroe
McIntosh
Jere N. Moore
Milledgeville
C. B
Butler
Hal Stanley
Atlanta
Hardy
Barnesville
Jack Willows
Waycross
Milton Fleetwood
Cartersville
W. T. Shytle
Adel
John Paschall
Paschall
Atlanta Journal
Press Institute
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H. J. Porter Butler
Southwestern College
Yeggs
Tarver
Sutlive
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