Moses Called by God to Lead Exodus Lesson
The sermon discusses Moses delaying his mission to lead Israel out of Egypt, noting God’s plan to empower him with miracles. It highlights Moses’ fear, his speech impediment, and the three sign miracles to prove divine authority to Pharaoh and Israel, including the rod turning to a serpent, the hand’s leprosy, and water turning to blood. Jehovah is presented as the enduring God of deliverance for Israel and believers today.
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Jehovah
God
Israel
Moses
Egypt
Canaan
Pharaoh
Nile
Midian
Georgia town mourns as farmer dies after downtown clash
In Dublin Georgia July, A J Page, young Aeet Rockies farmer, died in hospital after a street confrontation. Chief C Pierce said no identified Black person caused the harm. Lyman Smith was slightly hurt during the altercation. Deputies described a Black suspect and sought him as witnesses described a volatile scene with public safety letters and multiple incidents.
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Dublin
A. J. Page
Aeet
Rockies
Pierce
Lyman Smith
Rock Ledge
Chef Pierce Sail
Smith
Hin
Smit
D. B. Wilkes
Moses and the Call to Return to Egypt
A meditation on Moses dwindling self trust and reliance on God. God promises to be his mouth and equips him, then Moses hesitates yet obeys, facing illness and delays. Zepporah restores the covenant with circumcision, Aaron returns, and Moses leads Israel toward liberation though Pharaoh resists. The piece emphasizes timely action and spiritual preparation through trials.
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Moses
Jun
Sinad
Deypte
Beypuis Vais
B. C
Israel
Rupert News Social notes from local visitors and weekend guests
Mrs. John Barfield of Miami visits the Ellistons and family while Nina Bone visits Columbus. Ida Pye Byron Massey and Wynsol of Griffin join the Massey and White families, with Chatanooga guests and Wm Morgan Callahan home from Athens. Other visits include Ed Harvey at Charing and Verna Barnes party from Butler. Bloodworth cemetery work day set for July 20 with volunteers asked to come early.
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John Barfield
Miami Fla
W. E B. Elliston
Nina Bone
A. E. Bone
Columbus
Ida Pye
Byron Massey
Wynsol
Griffin
Thomas Massey
Ida White
Fe, Sanley
Bobbie and
Joyce
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. M
J. W. Cooper
R. P .Allnson
Annie Chitwood
Thomaston
Farmer
William Elliston
Miami
Verna Barnes
Butler
J.M Barnes
Bloodworth Cemetery
Five Points Families Gather for Weekend Visits
Five Points residents visited relatives this weekend. Ralph Jarrell and family were guests of Mrs. Annie Jarrell. T J Harris from Macon stayed with Earl Haywood and Curtis Haywood. Cecil Pitts and family from Thomaston joined Henry Jarrells for Saturday visits. Curtis and Minerduli ette Jarrell spent Sunday with Will Boggs in Prattaburg. Other guests included Lester Daniel and baby, Holly Gaultney, and the Gaultneys in Thomaston.
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Ralph Jarrell
Annie Jarrell
T. J. Harris
Macon
Earl Haywood
Curtis Haywood
Henry Jarrell
Cecil’ Pitts
Thomaston
Pitts
Martha
Celess Pitta
Paul Ferguson
Mxys
Alvah Shaw
Crest
Jena
G. B
Minerduli
Ette Jarrell
Will Boggs
Prattaburg
Wilson Starling
Cecil Pitts
Will Hoggs
G. Bivhrrell
Lester Daniel
Holly Gaultney
Lot Thomaston
M. ‘Gaultney
F. Bennttt
Ethel
Helen Jarrell
Emily
Grace Jarrell
Daviston News Social Snaps and Local Guests
Daviston notes list visitors and weekend guests including Mr. and Mrs. Tollie Lively and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mathews of Thomaston, Mrs. Clent Cash, Miss Nina Cook, and Miss Miley Purvis. Also mentions a Columbus singing attendance and the sudden death of Mrs. West Spinks causing community shock.
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Tollie Lively
J. W. Mathews
Thomaston
G. A. Parker
Clent. Cash
South Georgia
Lgne
Nina Cool
Miley Purgia
Cord Mae’ Watkins
L. H. Moore
Box Springs
C. Kk. Willis
Columbus
Miley Purvis
Nina Cook
Cook and Patterson
Miami
Will Brady
Luther Wilson
Tom Wilson
West Spinks
Mrs A L Norris Wife of County Head Dies in Atlanta
Atlanta July 11 Mrs Arthur L Norris 66 welfare and religious leader died in Atlanta Sunday She was wife of the head of Norris Inc candy concern and aided her husband in the factory since 1804 The business thrived She was an official of the Atlanta board of city missions director of the Atlanta Goodwill Industries and active in missionary work of the Methodist church Her husband two daughters a son and two sisters survive
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Atlanta
Arthur L. Norris
Norris, Inc
Norris
Atanta Board of City Missions
Atlanta Goodwill Industries
Methodist Church
Collins Reveals New School Aims
Atlanta on July 12 Dr M A Collins state superintendent outlined a major overhaul of Georgia education. The plan introduces free textbooks across eleven grades and aligns courses to broaden and standardize opportunities. It emphasizes two paths for students including job readiness and citizenship plus a focus on Georgia specific problems to drive state progress.
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Atlanta
Auhers
Georgia
M.A. Collins
Goblns
Collins
In Memory of Mrs. Emma Theus in Local Obituary
An obituary recalls Mrs. Emma Theus born December 22 1846 in Meriwether County died April 1087 at age 81. She married B Theus and had ten children, with 28 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren surviving along with many relatives. She favored faith, flowers, and visiting the sick, cared for family after her husband’s death, read the Bible, and passed peacefully after a lengthy illness leaving a noble legacy.
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Emma Theus
Big Earth
Meriweather County
George Gresham
It B. Theus
Mise Ida
Messra George
Henryi
David Theus
W. Greer
J. H. Barfield
Thomaston
A. ©. Bostwick
Macon
Ommie Barfield
Ideal
I. S Jinks
iMiss Mattie Theus
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