A Christians Dying Testimony Sermon by Rev Rogers
A sermon on 2 Timothy 4 7 by Rev L J Rogers at Butler Methodist extols Pauls Christian life as a fought good fight kept the faith and finished the course. It urges believers to witness with life and tongue and to seek the crown of righteousness in eternity.
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Jesus
Jesus Christ
Apostle Paul
Paul
Israel
Jess
Christ
Adam
God
Earth
Heyers
Heaven
Hell
Rome
Timothy
Pal
After School What From Journal of Natural Education Association
Commencement season 1926 ends as four million children leave school doors for life beyond. The piece questions how prepared they are for rough realities, urging schools to align learning with real life needs and future lifelong study. It notes improvements in teacher training and curriculum reform under NEA leadership and calls for richer, practical education beyond mere subjects.
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America
Department of
National Education Association
Time for school to fit each child’s meaning and growth
Teachers must value the child’s time and interests guiding courses toward enthusiasm not dull repetition. Youth crave meaningful learning and personal responsibility, with education serving as a foundation for future discovery and self development. A growing scorecard of seven ends frames lifelong growth beyond schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
National Education Association
Whisky Car Wreck Burns Two Dead Near Augusta
A car loaded with whisky left the road near Trenton South Carolina, rolled over, and caught fire. Driver Grady Garner and passenger Mrs. Lucile Kelloway, both Jacksonville residents, died from severe burns. A third companion, H P Miller, escaped with minor injuries. The group had set out from Jacksonville for North Carolina earlier that day. Authorities reported the wheel failure caused the rollover near Trenton and the ensuing blaze.
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Augusta
Trenton
S. C
Lucile Kelloway
Jacksonville
Fla
Grady Garner
H. P. Miller
Miller
Garner
North Carolina
Woran
Card of Thanks for sympathy after father’s death
The family thanks friends for consolation and untiring help during their sorrow. Special appreciation is given to Dr. Montgomery for faithful work in their father’s recovery. Signed by SEARCY, JOHN SEARCY, and family.
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Montgomery
L, Searcy
John Searcy
Fire destroys Juliette Mill in Macon
Macon May 28 The Juliette Milling Company plant, the Souths largest older water powered mill, was destroyed by fire starting from an overheated bearing. The loss is about 150000 insured. The blaze spread through the grist mill while the knitting mill across the river survived due to a favorable NW wind. No injuries reported.
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Macon
Juliette Milling Company
Southern Railway
National egg laying contest opens at Georgia college
Athens Ga May 29 Chickens that are fast layers of hefty eggs are to be called upon to counteract boll weevil damage. The November 1 opening of a national egg laying contest to be run by the Georgia state college of agriculture was announced. The contest will run 61 weeks with entries funded by the college.
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Athens
Georgia State College of Agriculture
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Atlanta Journal funds five year contest with major donations
The contest will run for five years funded by donations totaling 40 000 dollars. The Atlanta Journal contributed 25000 dollars while the Coca Cola Company Georgia Railway and Power Company and an unnamed donor each gave 5000 dollars. Another donor is unnamed.
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The
Atlanta Journal
Coca Cola Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Money redesign to trim size and save millions
Washington reports that a Treasury committee plans to reduce paper money by about one third, drop the yellowback notes, standardize designs, and cut rarely used denominations. The changes, not yet official, aim to save about 4 million dollars annually and make currency more convenient.
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Washington
Treasury
Fatal shooting during quarrel on Georgia plantation
In Montezuma Georgia on Sunday a man identified as Monk French, described as a negro, was fatally shot during a quarrel on the Lynn McKenzie plantation. He was rushed to Plains hospital under Dr E M Mullino. The wife was placed in Oglethorpe County jail.
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Montezuma
Monk French
Lynn McKenzie
Plains
E.M. Mullino
Oglethorpe
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L.J. Rogers
Butler Methodist Church
Damascus
Christ Jesus
Damascus Road
Saul
Tsen Christy
Journal of Natural Education Association
Juliette
APER
Cash Grocery Co
Taylor County Bank
Butler, Ga
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