Great Confession of Jesus The Christ Sermon Notes
A sermon outlines Peter’s confession that Jesus is the Christ the Son of the living God in Caesarea Philippi. It covers Jesus rebuking Peter for worldly thinking, the necessity of denying self taking up the cross and following Christ, and the true test of discipleship. It emphasizes confession faith and wholehearted commitment over mere belief. The piece also lists local social notes and holiday greetings from the community.
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Caesera Philippi
Fndt
Mathew
Christ
Cross
Jesus
Jerusalem
Pilate
Trute
Descipes
Peter
Satan
Steam Power in Coal
Steam power in coal shows that burning four pounds of coal in a locomotive on average converts eight pounces of water into steam, about one gallon.
God and Duty in Christian Science Lesson Sermon
The lesson sermon on God to be read in Churches of Christ, Scientist worldwide will cite Ecclesiastes 12 13 Fear God and keep his commandments as the whole duty of man The correlative from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy states love God and keep his commandments for man in His image and likeness Divine Love is infinite and all real beings exist in God
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Christ
Jesus
Churches of Christ
God
Mary Baker Moldy
Windham Rena Last Rites Held at Turners Chapel
Remains of Mrs. Rena Windham widow of Aaron Windham were interred at Turners Chapel cemetery on December 14 after passing away at home in Columbus on December 18. The column lists several local visits and holiday gatherings involving the Spillers Rogers Peterman and related families with extended mentions of trips to Tampa and Phenix City and welcomes of new residents to the community.
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Rena Windham
Aaron Windham
Columbus Des
N. E. Peteson
Monticello
Clarence Ushery
Helen
Hilda Ushery
Margaret Peterman
Oscar Rogers
la Grange
Allen Rogers
Rogers
Tampa
Fla
V. A. Moore
Columbus
Lula Rogers
Nina Parks
Franklin Moore
John Blackston
H. L. Knighton
Phenix City
Ala
Pauline
Annie
Estell Spillers
T. J. Spillers
Elmo Elibee
Ft. Benning
Arthur Spillers
G. C. Spillers
Tulsa
Okla
B. H. Spillers
E. J Wainwright
Alfonso McCrary
R E Peterman
Elibee
Herman Spillers
Frank Peterman
N. E. Peterman
Ira Rogers
Sons of Columbus
Walter Turner
L. J. Wainwright
Emily Arbethnot
Cleo Wainwright
R. A. Spillers
Lokie Rogers
Julia Miller
Ernest Cochran
Eugene
Thomas
Jarrell Family Holiday Visits Reported Across Counties
Five Points and surrounding areas recount holiday gatherings as the Jarrell and Jarrell related families from Reynolds Thomaston Panhandle Butler Washington D C and Macon share visits with parents and siblings. The list notes guests including Miss Isbel Jarrell Grace Jarrell and Sue with several Jarrells and Windhams joining Christmas dinners and Sunday dinners across multiple households.
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Col
Gordon Thurman
Atlanta
H. G.thurman
R. W Woodall
Jacksonville
H. W. Woodall
J. T. Cupman
Thomaston
J. R. Waller
Morie
Evelyn Barnes
Rupert
Cecil Gill
Homerville
Gardner Pye
Butler
T. Locke
Boss Wall
H. H. Lumpkin
Poulan
Ruby Rustin
Manchester
Raymond Pope
T'fton
Harper Woodall
L. R. Pike
Joe Wilder
W. R. Turner
Sam Mitchell
Providence
Buena Vista
N. C Cromer
Ideal
Mary Dell Wall
Timothy Locke
A. O. Brannon
Harmon Montgomery
J. L. Anthony
C. L. Wall
Pinehurst
Tom Hughes
Nelle Singleton
John Hughes
Sylvan City
R. C. Humber
J. W. Lancaster
Mar
D. B. Ohlinger
Leesburg
R. D. Waller
A. S
Jessie Waller
Griff Thompson
Washington, D. C
J. P. Walker
Isbel Jarrell
Bessie Tift
W. A. Jarrell
T. D. Jarrell
J. J. Jarrell
Willie Suggs
Reynolds
Phillip Jerrell
Henry Jarrell
H. B. Sheppard
Macon
W. A. Jarell
Grace Jarrell
Sam Jarrell
J. H. Windham
Panhandle
J. D. Jarrel
J. D. Jarrell
Wilson Jarrell
James Jarrell
Community Personal News From Wesley Area
Local residents share holiday travels visits and household guest lists. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Robbins in Mississippi, the Adams and Willis families in Wesley, and newcomers moving in from Talbot county. Several others plan work departures and note a broken leg illness.
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T. A. Robbins
Mississippi
Robbins
Luke Adams
J. H. Adams
W. J Willis
Fred Jarrell
W. A. Spinks
A M_ Greathouse
Len Mc Daniel
Thomaston
Tom Wilson
James Butler
Talbot County
D. W. Wilson
Clyde Wilson
J. A. Heath
R. M. Suggs
Anna
Esie Heath
Allie Amos
Leila Willis
Columbus
Ollie Bazemore
Butler
W. J. Willis
T. M. Smith
Byron
W. A Spinks
T. B. Amos
Onions and Garlic in Ancient Egypt Foundational Foods
The article notes onions and garlic as established staples in ancient Egypt, highlighting their long standing role in daily diet and cultural cuisine. It emphasizes their widespread use and historical significance without detailing specific events or dates.
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Ancient
Egypt
Do's and Dont's of Dating at Georgia Southwestern College
A Georgia Southwestern College survey on dating norms shows boys favor demure, well groomed suitors and dislike glamor, late hours, and crude behavior. Girls are urged to dress age appropriately, avoid heavy makeup, and steer clear of baby talk while courting, with emphasis on manners, conversation, and considerate conduct.
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Americus
Georgia Southwestern College
Early Cafeteria Beginnings Traced to Los Angeles 1905
The cafeteria concept first appeared in Los Angeles in 1905 with Cascedre noted, while similar dining halls existed earlier in New York and Chicago. The item highlights early development and regional spread of cafeteria service.
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Los Angeles
New York
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Jackson Day
Lews A. Johnson
War and Pest
Er of the Americas
Ansley Hotel
Ida Chad
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Frigidaire
N. L. Halley
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