Gideon Delivers Israel from Midian Oppression
A devotional study of Judges 6 and 7 recounts Gideon’s call by Jehovah, the 300-strong army, and the dramatic night assault that defeats the Midianite forces. It notes Israel’s 40 years of peace afterward, Gideon’s humility, and the moral about enduring faith and commitment to God.
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Israel
Baal
Midian
Jezred
Jehovah
Gidon
Deborah
Baracks
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Local Social Roundup From Thomaston and Macon Visits
Mr and Mrs Carey Pinkard have returned home from Thomaston. Mrs Elbert Sullins and son Billie of Thomaston visit Mr and Mrs Luke Adams. Frances Baldwin visits Miss Elizabeth Allen and Miss Lois Heath. Mrs T J Harris and son Tom of Macon visit Mr and Mrs J M Haywood and others. Several families attend Peach season departures and weekend gatherings with Adams, Sealy, and Heath families in Thomaston and Atlanta.
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Carey Pinkard
Thomaston
Elbert Sullins
Billie
Luke Adams
Frances Baldwin
Elizabeth Allen
Lois Heath
T. J. Harris
Tom
Macon
J. M. Haywood
Elbert Sulling
F.C. Jarrell
Hugh Cheek
Hugh Sealy
Herbert Sealy
Johnnie Spinks
Grady Adams
Estell Spinks
Aubry Adams
Maryin Adams
Carolyn
Carol Adams
Local social notes highlight gatherings across Daviston area
Howard residents and relatives share weekend visits with families in Daviston and nearby towns. Guests include the Parks, Locke, Brown, Pierce, Webb, and Hill families, with 4-H Camp Wilkins attendance and church gatherings noted. Crops in the region are reported very good, especially on L. B. Brown's farm.
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L. P. Parks
Daviston
G. D. Locke
J. E. Brown
Felix Pierce
Waverly Hall
J. C. Fain
Mae Vanlandingham
Camp Wilkins
Athens
E. W. Webb
Frances
Evelyn Brown
Oglethorpe
Lawrence Hill
McLendon Hill
L. B. Brown
Carl and
R. L. Brown
J. H. Brown
Howard
Shiloh Church
Luren
Helen
Dorothy
Quincy
Willa Watson
Olin Sealy
Atlanta
H.A. Seay
A. F. Fain
Tempie Brown
Englishville Social News Notes Many Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Paul Carter and family hostals include Mary Heath visiting. Mr and Mrs C G C Heath host. Mr T W Key visits. Robert and Jessie English of Andersonville visit Charlie Kitchene. W L English visits Russell English. Mae Head and Hamilton visit S B Duke. Mary McLendon and Jessie McLendon host. Sara Smith visits Hicks mill. Cattie Sanders returns from Andersonville. Clinton Lashley travels to Roanoke Ala. Grady Johnson from Statesboro visits. Flora Saunders stays with G W McLendon. Lessie Gray from Perry visits Lashley. Una and Carolyn Athon return from Lowe. Justice family weekend at Wall. Harold Justice visits sister J A Duke. quarterly meeting at County Line. Lydia English visits English at Oglethorpe. L B Duke and family attend County Line meeting. Lydia English visits Lula Childs at Americus. Lashley family guests of T G Lashley. J A Duke and children visit Rufus Ellis.
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Paul Carter
C. GC. Heath
Mary Heath
T. W. Key
C. M. Key
Robert English
Jessie English
Andersonville
Charlie Kitchene
W. L. English
Russell English
Mae Head
Mr. Hamilton
Americus
Charlie Perry
Columbus
S. B. Duke
Mary McLendon
Jessie McLendon
G. W. McLendon
Sara Smith
Nora Jones
Hicks’ Mill
Cattie Sanders
Lee
Clinton Lashley
Roanoke
Ala
Grady Johnson
Statesboro
Flora Saunders
Lessie Gray
Perry
Lilian Lashley
Una
Carolyn Athon
Lowe
Marjorie Justice
H. Justice
E. M. Wall
Tazewell
Harold Justice
J. A Duke
G. W. Saunders Lamar
Frank Saunders
Julia Duke
County Line
Lydia
Ruth English
Mattie English
Oglethorpe
L. B. Holloway
Jersonville
Reuben and
Erby
Lashley
D. Lashley
Lowel Lashley
Ruel Lashley
Gene Lashley
T. G. Lashley
J. A. Duke
Chil
Rufus Ellis
Norwich News Local visits and church revival noted
A series of short notices lists residents and visitors in Norwich including Mrs H L Lumpkin Mrs Martha Turner and Miss Roth Turner, Ms Phillips of Columbus and others visiting local families. Revival services began at Pine Level church Monday night with Rev Johnnie Hays assisting Rev Will Cox and continuing through next Sunday night all are invited.
Beatrice Anthony Dead at Prime of Life
Beatrice Anthony of Marion County born April 18 1918 died June 9 1938 at 5 am in Columbus after illness. Funeral at Shiloh Church with Rev Pierce Harris and Eld S H McCorkle, burial beside her mother. Survived by father three brothers six sisters and many relatives and friends.
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Beatrice Anthony
Beatrice
Marion County
Columbus
Beatrica
Shiloh Church
Pierce Harris
Eld
S. H. McCorkle
Deay
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