Jesus Forgiving Sin Lesson Sermon From Capernum
The lesson recounts Jesus forgiving a paralyzed man’s sins and healing him after four friends lowered him through a roof. The scribes question his authority, Jesus proves divinity by healing, and the crowd responds with awe, urging faith and outreach. The piece underscores faith, forgiveness, and the church duty to lead others to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mirst Tung Anu
Poe
Minster
Jesus
Himy
Mjesus
God
Christ
Capernum
Weekend social notes from Howard area residents
Mrs J S Martin and daughter of Macon spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs W C Childs. Mr and Mrs C I Montgomery and family were Sunday guests of Mrs Hawking at Pine Grove. Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs J E Brown, Mr and Mrs Clay Morris and daughter of Mark, Mr and Mrs Felix Pierce and children of Waverly Hall. Mrs Clyde Loyd and children were Saturday guests of Mrs McLendon Hill. Mr and Mrs Wm Buckner and son were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Gordon Parks. Miss Eloise Renfroe was the recent guest of Mrs W H Martin. Mrs J S Martin and daughter were dinner guests of Mr Lee and Miss Willa Watson Sunday. Mrs J M Brown has returned home after visiting Mr and Mrs Lige Parker. Mr and Mrs McLendon Hill and Mr Archie Loyd were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Gordon Parks near Howard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. C. I Montgomery
Hawking
Pine, Grove
J. E. Brown
Clay Morris
Mark
Felix Pierce
Waverly Hall
Clyde Loyd
McLendon Hill
Wm. Buckner and Son
Gordon Parks
Eloise Renfroe
W. H. Martin
J. S Martin
Mr. Lee
Willa Watson
J. M. Brown
Lige Parker
Archie Loyd
Howard
Clase IV
Jessie Byrd
Amos Byrd
Bailey Joiner
Butler
J. C. Fuller
Nat Lucas
J. W. Lancaster
Turners Chapel Social and Family Visits Noted
Mr N E Peterman visits daughter in Monticello while E J Wainwright Alfonzo McCrary and Jimmie Stringfield take a business trip to Thomaston. Families gather Sunday with Spillers, Stringfields, McCrarys and Petermans as Turners Chapel plans services and Sunday school.
Local Social News From Lebanon Community
A string of Sunday visits and social welcomes fills the Lebanon notice. Families including Carpenter Barrow Harris Wisham Harris Johnson and Hurtt group with neighbors sharing greetings and updates about Mary Mott’s illness and new residents Paul Harris of Louisville joining the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Carpenter
Tom Barrow
Cora Harris
Athelene Chitwood
Alice Barrow
Paul Harris
Louisville
Mary Mott
A Soul Winning Record by Frank Strickland Faith Message
The piece urges strong Christians to bring others to Jesus, citing Jesus as the example of longing for salvation. It describes burdens and sorrows and presents a quoted prayer, where God challenges the believer to bear their cross and lift it with daily strength, urging active outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
God
Frank Strickland
Community notices and Sunday visitors in Five Points era
A crowded Sunday with multiple residents hosting guests and relatives. Names include Parker, Miller, Hobbs, Carter, Foy, Gaultney, Laynerd, Posey, Burgess, Goodwin, Kenarick, Peterman, Felton Gaultney, and Jarrell. Reports mention hospital stay in Americus, a Columbus visit, and church events. Also notes post office rate debate and a funeral at Antioch Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Posey
Sunuay
Nome Ave
Columbus
Wir
W. Z Goodwin
Mia
Henry Jar Uuu
Brown
Congress
Mead
New York
House Committee On Post Offices
Walter Parker
Will Haywood
Thomaston
Messrs
John, Lige
George Parker
H. G. Hobbs
BE. H. Dunn
M. T Gawkney
Antioch Cemetery
W. A Jarrell
Russell Scandrett
Margaret Sweney
Macon
Local Notes and Visitors In Butler Area
Sunday visits mark a busy week with Mauk and Butler residents. Families welcomed new citizens Clay Morris and daughter into town, while others traveled to Atlanta and Buena Vista. An influenza outbreak strains schools as illness spreads among residents. a community play at Mark School is announced for soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clay Morris
M. B. Pittman
Boss Wall
Cecil Gill
Atlanta
Sidney Whittington
L. Whim
Buena Vista
William Id
Mary Woodall
W. M. Farland
J T. Chapman
Alex Waller
Grandma
Englishville Residents Share Sunday Visits And Illness
ENGLISHVILLE locals report Sunday visits among families across nearby towns. Paul and Mary Carter spent the day with Mary McLendon. N N Johnson and son visited Lydia English and family. W V Justice of Andersonville dropped by relatives. Minnie McLendon and Alton Peek attended a supper at Garden Valley. Edna Duke ill with flu. W T English recuperating after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Carter
Mary McLendon
Russell English
J B. Mathis
Oglethorpe
Lydia English
G. W. McLendon
County Line
A. Duke
W. V. Justice
Andersonville
Alton Peek
Minnie McLendon
Sam Carter
Garden Valley
A. E. Ellis
Charlie Mangham
J. A. Duke
Edna
Robert English
B. M. Kitchens
W. T. English
English
Cross Roads Sunday Guests and Local Illness Reports
The Emerson home hosts Sunday guests including the Rayburns Dent Williams and Tinks families. Several illness notices note Miss Rosella Rayburn and Mrs A C Taunton seriously ill while flu patients recover. Visitors include many local families and friends across multiple households in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosella Rayburn
B. L
H. L Rayburn
W. H. Emerson
A. C. Taunton
Este
Crowell News Highlights Local Social and Religious Round
Crowell residents report progress at the Sunday school with a goal to build a stronger program. The Women's Club met at the school with a demonstration by Miss Anderson and several guests from nearby towns attended. Reverend Huckabee delivered a sermon to a large crowd on Sunday while townsfolk hosted visiting relatives and friends over the weekend.
Local social notes from Norwich area visitations and events
Norwich area residents host and visit kin including W M Hays, Glenn Whitley, Jess Milner of Americus, W Harris, D Abbott, John Hays of Thomaston, J T Hall, and Herman Hall of Junction City. Margaret Abbott ill. Edna Whitley stayed with Maline Hart. Trips from Vienna noted. Church and Sunday school plans discussed. Rev E P Lamb to preach. Mrs Ernest Anthony ill. Mrs R L Turner to Columbus for care. Barney McDaniel of Tazewell and Britt McChargue of Butler visited. Martha and Ruth Turner seen in Talbotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Hays
Glenn Whitley
Jess Milner
Americus
Mars
W. Harris
D . Abbott
George Hays
John Hays
Thomaston
Herman Hall
Junction City
J. T. Hall
Margaret Abbott
Edna Whitley
Maline Hart
J. B. Lumpkin
Herman Watson
Vienna
H. L. Lumpkin
R. W. Harris
J E Moore
Hely
M. P
E. P. Lamb
Tion Civy
Sper. Hall and Family
Ernest Anthony
R. L. Turner
Columbus
Barney McDaniel
Tazewell
Britt McChargue
Butler
Martha
Ruth Turner
Talbotton
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Son of Man
Earth
Imself
Son
Man
Goa
Capernium
J. S. Martin and
W. C. Childs
Turners Chapel
Mr. N. E. Peterman
Monticello
E. J. Wainwright
Alfonzo McCrary
Jimmie Stringfield
Jim Hartman
B. H. Spillers
Charlie Moore
John Spillers
Ta | McCrary
Robert Peterman
Elie Peterman
F. E. McCrary
Elbert Posey
Lebanon News
G. W. Ae
Harris
Silas Harris
Bessie
Ruby Wisham
Charlie White
Rupert
Mary
Lizzie Mott
Dewey Johnson
G. W. Harris
Roy Brewer
J. H Hill
G. N. Hurtt
Eugene Harris
Will Harris
A. E. Farmer
John Parker
Buck Miller
Willie Parker
Eli, Gaultney
J. A Carter
Thomas Carter
J, H. Sgandrett
Effie Kendrick
Mula
Anna’ Myrtle
Margaret Walker
KR. L. Foy and Son
M. ‘i’ Gaultney, Jr
Leonard Foy
Hospital St Americus
Lorne Laynerd
Mays Wit
Wile
Henry Jarrell
Lanier Scandrett
B. M. Shockley
Chase Grandin
Addie Gassett
Edgar Gaultney
Lillie Burgess
Miss Marzelle Childres
N. L. Halley
Mrs. McCorvey
Englishville
F L. Raybrn
B. R Dent
O. M. Williams
Floyd Tinks
Phil McCarthy
Denver
Colo
America
Burlington, Wis
Liars’ Club
Crowell News
Bett Fuller
Coke
Foy
Mise Anderson
Earl Neisler
Janie Neisler
B Byrd
Hubert Mosley
George Youngant
Marie
Mildred Montgomery
Boss Neislar
C. Hardage
Eloise Hardage
Emmett
Pauline Fuller
Huckabee
Crowell
Clarence Horton
G. 0. Horton
Mildred
Eula Hammock
Norwich News
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