Confidence in God and divine support for undertakings
An essay on trusting God's omnipotence to ensure success in plans. It cites Moses, the Israelites, and Mary Baker Eddy to urge reliance on divine Mind and good, arguing fear and doubt hinder progress while steadfast faith brings practical outcomes in business, health, and daily tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Science Monitor
the Herald
Moses
Mary Baker Eddy
Promise Land
Egypt
Red Sea
God
Israel
God Is Our Refuge and Help in Trouble
A religious text excerpt cites Mrs. Eddy and Psalm 46 to affirm trust in God as refuge and strength. The quoted statements emphasize divine presence as present aid in difficulties.
Wesley Community Happenings and Weekend Visits
Local residents share a busy spell of visits with relatives in Butler Thomaston and Columbus. Ice cream supper planned at Wesley Saturday night with other treats. Children and teens travel to Fort Valley and Atlanta for peaches and family time. Come to Sunday School every Sunday at 4:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A Heath
Jack Suggs
Eufaula
Local Social Roundup in Butler Area
Mrs Will Jarrell hosted by daughter Mrs A L McCrary on Sunday. Danner and Lois Downs visit cousin Miss Grace Amos of Wesley. Estelle Anna Edith Jarrell visit Pauline Jarrell. Tucile Lewis stays with friends in Thomaston. Will Jarrell and Martha shopped in Butler. Evelyn and Mary Hill of Griffin visited Lucile Lewis. Kate Martin visiting brother Slade Martin in Thomaston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jarrell
A. L. McCrary
Danner
Lois Downs
Grace Amos
Wesley
Estelle
Anna
Edith Jarrell
Pauline Jarrell
Tucile Lewis
Thomaston
Martha
Butler
Evelyn
Mary Hill
Griffin
Lucile Lewis
Kate Martin
Mr. Slade Martin
Georgia cotton crop menaced by flea
Georgia faces serious damage to the cotton crop from the Texas cotton flea or cotton hopper. The pest has appeared in fifty counties, with the worst damage in north Georgia. It attacks young squares, causing them to drop before maturity, hitting DeKalb, Cobb, Campbell, Jackson, Henry, Bleckley, Paulding, and Walton counties.
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Atlanta
Georgia
State Board of Entomology
DeKalb
Cowetu
Campbell
Jackson
Henry
Bleckley
Paulding
Walton Counties
A Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Cure Ad
An old advertisement offers Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles. It promises relief for back pain rheumatism and irregularities and sells by mail for 1.25 dollars. Sent testimonials and address given: Dr W Hall 2927 Live Street St Louis Missouri.
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Texas
Swort
BE. W. Hall
St. St. Louis
Well Well Jad Tunkins Reputation Feature
A Washington Star item notes Jad Tunkins comments on how a man can gain a notorious reputation for audacity, to the point where even a kind word from him would seem unsettling.
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Jad Tunkins
Washington Star
Knife trims flowers better than scissors, expert says
A sharp knife helps trim flower ends more cleanly and promotes water uptake, while scissors tend to squeeze stems and hinder hydration.
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Ag Sciasora
Holly Really Holy Holly Decoratin g Christians
A garbled note discusses decorations linked to Christians with phrases like holy and sacred. The text appears fragmented and lacks clear event details or identifiable names to anchor a full summary.
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Holly
Howard News Roundup from Macon Visit and Local Gatherings
Howard residents share news of guests and visits across Macon, Thomaston, Daviston, and Reynolds. Notables include Mrs. Ludie Kent, Miss Frances Parker, and Rev J Hildreth. The piece notes local gatherings at parks pond, a family reunion, and the Shiloh church three day meeting July 28 24.
Five Points News Socials and Local Visits Highlight Week
Butler residents and relatives share visits across town and nearby towns including G B Jarrell Walter Parker and Henry Adams. Antioch Baptist cemetery cleanup planned July 14 while sunbeams children urged to attend.
Local briefs recall visits and social events in Mauk
Col W D Crawford and Ollie Smith of Buena Vista visited here Friday. George Carter spent the week in Reynolds. Don Ohlinger left for Haines City Florida after a week with the Wilders. Mrs Ohlinger and baby and Mrs Walker extend their visit. J T Chapman returned home from Goodwater Alabama. R D Waller and baby and Ruby Jinks visited Mrs Alton Halley in Char ing. A N Sweat and children visited near Union Springs with the Rogers family. A O Montgomery and son visited relatives near Ellaville. Elbert Hill circulated among friends. Robert Bell Jr invited relatives for a few days. Joe Wilder and R M Jinks spent Monday in Reynolds. L A C drove to Mrs J L Anthony's home June 28 with fourteen ladies and girls for refreshments. visitors included Mrs Ohlinger of Florida and Mrs C L Wall of Howard. Next meeting July 7 with Mrs Jim Rogers.
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W. D. Crwford
Ollie Smith
Buena Vista
Trinity
George Carter
Reynolds
Don Ohlinger
Haines City
Fla
Joe Wilder
Ohlinger
Baby
Walker
J. T. Chapman
Mrs. Stone
Goodwater
Ala
R. D. Waller
Ruby Jinks
Alton Halley
Charing
A. N. Sweat
Lewis Austin
Sweat
Union Springs
Math Rogers
Fe. Valley
J. L. Anthony
Florida
C. L. Wall
Howard
A. M.grater
Ouida Gaines
Wylvie Carpenter
Jim Rogers
Turner’s Chapel Briefs Note Sunday Rain and Visits
Farmers welcomed rain on Sunday. Rev. Bradley of Thomaston preached at Turner's Chapel. Alice Windham of near Ellaville visits Mrs Lokie Rogers. Tulian Rogers improves after returning from Macon sanitarium. The community plans to clean Turners Chapel cemetery before the 8th Sunday in July. Lizzie Stringfield ill with fever. Florence Wainwright works in Montezuma. Ford car bought for self and family. Mrs. B F Moore visits Lokie Rogers.
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Bradley
Thomaston
Turner's Chapel
Alice Windham
Ellaville
Lokie Rogers
Tulian Rogers
G. R. Rogers
Middle Georgia
Macon
Thelma Dunlap
Butler
B. F. Moore
B. F Moore
New Prospect News Events and Memorial Preparations
Families from Eufaula and nearby towns visit relatives at New Prospect. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Freeman and parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lane with children, and Roy Emerson. A church clean up is planned before the second Sunday in July with a protracted meeting to begin the Saturday before.
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Fred Freeman
Eufaula
Ala
G. N. Freeman
A. L Lane
Childlen
E. T. Parks
David Posey
Butler
H. J. Hendricks
C. A. Freeman
Roy Emerson
New Prospect Church
Lana Thomas
Near Juniper
Lane
Silk Cocoons Fuel Mass Telephone Cord Production
A single American company uses cocoon silk to produce the cords for desk telephones. Each unit cord from the base requires twenty four spools of silk. Annual output reaches four hundred million silk forms used in telephone equipment.
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Woolworth
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Reynolds, GA
Safety and Service
R. A. Hinton, J Jldent
L. F. Monfort
Cashler
G. H. Goddard & CO
National
Seeries & Armstrong
Third Street
Macon, GA
Virginia Burley
He Miccheon
Afeerts Gaitenesent
Willie Suggs
Route 4
Howard News
Gi Hamilton
Lewis Hill
Ludie Kent
J. E. Brown
Messrs
Wi C. Childs
Fred van Landingham
J. G. Fain
Andersonville
Frances Parker
Daviston
J. H. Brown
J. B. Kendall
Janughter
W. ©. Childs
M. J. Fuller
Lorenza Purgig
Sara Averett
W. M. Brown
J. M. Austin
Naughter
J. T. Parker
Frank Fain
Wadley
Central of Georgia Railroad
H. K. Sealy
Evans Brown
A. H. Sealy
R. L. Brown
W. G. Childs
Prattsburg
Charlie Edwards
Alice Parker
Birmingham
J. H. Hildreth
Union Sunday
C. I. Wall
Newnan
Parks’ Pond
Shiloh Church
J. M. Brown
Lire Parker
Annie Hill
Columbus
A. H. Riley
G. B. Jarrell
Carlton Jarrell
Byron
Alvah
Bernard Adams
Walter Parker
W. D. Parker
Clarence McChargue
Henry Jarrell
C J. McChargue
Cliff Rogers
Cauley
H. Dukes
C.J McChargue
Pickens Riley
Laurentte Fickling
Martha Riley
Alice Rogers
Box Springs
Sara Fickling
Annie Jarrell
Inez Jarrell
C. F. Bennett
John Parker
Margaret Adams
Henry Adams
W. A. Jarrell
W. D. Parker and Sons
Antioch Baptist Church
Alfred McChargue
J. McChargue
Odell Conley
Curtis Beckom
Arch Wallace
Mauk. Briefs
Turner's Chapel Briefs
NEW Prospect News
Percy W. Hudson
Montezuma, GA
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