Reverence for the Sabbath and sanctuary laws emphasized
A sermon laments Sunday desecration as rebellion against God. It urges reverence for the Sabbath, the sanctuary, and worship space, contrasting holy conduct with irreverent behavior in church. The piece recalls biblical examples, calls for quiet, prayerful focus, and preservation of sacred atmosphere in places of worship. It appeals to loyalty to God and the community’s moral order.
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House of Prayer
John James
Lord
Church of God
God
Bela
White House
Washington
Isaiah
Temple
John
Patmos
Conference Held At Cusseta Woman's Missionary Society
Cusseta Georgia June 30 The district Conference of the Woman's Missionary Society was held at the Methodist Church June 26 27 Opening at 8 p m with devotions led by Rev C B Ray welcome by Mrs R J Harpe reports by conference officers sermon by Rev B A Paf ford of Butler Tuesday morning opening talk by Mrs Plant Birmingham Ala reports by Mrs Hamp Stevens Richland remarks by Miss Webb Buena Vista and Mrs Geo Matthews Ft Valley closing address by Rev Peacock Columbus A luncheon followed by 230 p m devotional and a round table on titheing prayer specials etc
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Plant
Birmingham
Ala
Hamp Stevens
Richland
Missionary Society
Miss Webb
Buena Vista
Geo. Matthews
Ft. Valley
Don Huff
Columbus
Peacock of
Child Swallows Tin Foil Fatality in Macon
Doris Abercrombie 38 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Abercrombie of 18 Shell Avenue Macon Ga died after swallowing tin foil A local hospital performed an operation in a bid to save her life.
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Macon
Doris
Arthur Abercrombie
Shell Avenue
Macon Railroad Worker Dies by Own Hand
Macon Ga July 2 Dawson S Shepherd 65 a car inspector previously at Southern Railway west yards reportedly despondent after a transfer. He blew out his brains this morning with a 32 caliber revolver in the yard area.
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Macon
Southern Railway
Dawson S. Shepherd
Quack Cure Promises Safer Driving Vision
A psychologist offers a quack cure for careless driving arguing that a driver with a mental image of a wreck causes crashes. He says the remedy is a clear vision of correct driving in critical moments, criticizing seventeen year old delivery drivers for overconfidence and road hogging. Louisvile Courier Journal notes the claim and urges safer conduct.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
True Sacrificial Spirit and a Bridge Tax Fable
A narrator recalls a father's economic fits and government taxes, with Bluebelle joking she will play bridge all day for the country. The tale notes looming taxes on various items and even a rumored tax on bridge games, while Bluebelle remains unfazed and resolute.
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Dad
Bluebelle
New Governor Hopes For Georgia State Progress
The governor’s Mauguari address urges unity and reform. He calls for tax equity, reduced demagoguery, and less state display of deficiencies. He praises women’s access to legislative halls and urges brave action for constructive progress, warning against yellow journalism and urging study of underlying causes.
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Tewana
Georgia
Georgia Melons Sold Through Association Fetch High Price
Adel Ga June 27 highest prices for Georgia water melons were realized through the Southwest Georgia Watermelon Growers Association as 30 pound average melons brought 762.5 dollars per car. The association deducts selling costs and members report continued sales above that rate.
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Adel
Georgia
Southwest Georgia Watermelon Growers Association
Taylor Mill News Party Honoring Hudson and Wilson
Mr and Mrs G S Windham hosted a Monday night gathering on June 18 in Taylor Mill to honor Messrs Hudson and Wilson of Florida. Guests enjoyed games and an ice course. attendees included Evz Gardner Willie Smith Mary Kimble Tessa Effie May Perkins Julia Christine Louise Tucker Eva Lottie Eunice Windham Jewel Cotney Frank Remus Romulus Hudson James Wilson Clifford Moore Claren Swearingen Jack Windham Roy Shrrmshire R C Oliver Jonn Tucker and Willie Cotney.
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G. S. Windham
Hudson and Wilson
Florida
Missies
Evz. Gardner
Willie Smith
Mary Kimble
Tessa
Effie
May Perkins
Julia
Christine
Louise Tucker
Eva
Lottie
Eunice Windham
Jewel Cotney
Messrs
Frank
Remus
Romulus
Boutwell Lovett United in Marriage at Home ceremony
Miss Mattie Boutwell and Mr Tommie Lovett were married Saturday night at 7 30 performed by Rev J R Blair at his home. A number of friends attended. Mrs Lovett is the daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Boutwell. Mr Lovett is son of Rev and Mrs Lovett. He belongs to the B S C Club and they will reside here after a few days. Local social notes follow with visits from Thomaston Macon Columbus Atlanta and Oakland residents and a ill health mention for Miss Willie Smith.
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Mattie Boutwell
Tommie Lovett
J. R. Blair
Lovett
J.R. Boutwell
Mr. Lovett
Willie ‘Smith
Ostriches Also Have Voices Say Zoo Guide
The piece notes that ostriches, though silent to many visitors, possess their own vocalizations in natural surroundings. It compares their sounds to a lion’s song, emphasizing that captivity masks their true voice. The text reflects on the oddity of human awareness of animal speech.
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Bkfor
Tradition and Choice in Moral Practice
The excerpt questions tradition as a guide, urging self reflection on whether actions are right or wrong, logical or otherwise. It contrasts following inherited customs with evaluating each act on its own merits before deciding to act or refrain.
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House of Cop
Bascom
A. Paiford
Lev
W. M
Cusseta
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Hartford
Butler Insurance Agency
Butler, Georgia
Masonic
Taylor Mill News
Boutwell—Lovett
Mr. Hyran Plair
Thomaston
Pearl Taylor
Eva Gardner
Atlanta
Tech
Leila Gardner
Frank Hudson
Oakland, Fla
H. F. Underwood
Oglethorpe
Mrs. Bletcheroyd
R. A. Hinton
United States
Ira Chambers
Butler
Barrow Bros
Reynolds, Ga
Edwards Brothers
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