Place of Reconciliation Sermon by Rev Hobbs at Butler Baptist
A sermon by Rev H G Hobbs argues that Christ's death inaugurates reconciliation and is the preeminent means of salvation. It discusses God's love for humanity, the need for reconciliation with God, and the universal relevance of the atoning death for all people.
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H. Gi Hobbs
Butler Baptist Church
Corinth
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Jesus’ of Nazareth
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Mount Hermon
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Jerusalem
Moses
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Pater the Apostle
Jesus
Calvary
God
Mrs. Cooper Held Charged in Husband's Death
Macon June 4 Mrs Maggie Cooper who runs a grocery on the Columbus road near Lizella was placed under arrest Friday on a warrant charging her with the murder of her husband B L Cooper 57 who died in a Macon hospital on May 15 from burns sustained at home.
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Macon
Maggie Cooper
Columbus Road
Lizella
B. L. Cooper
Texas Wonder Kidney and Bladder Remedy Ad
A Texas Wonder sells kidney and bladder remedy for gravel back rheumatism and irregularities. If not sold by your druggist, mail order costs 1.25. Small bottle often cures. Send sworn testimonials to Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive St. St. Louis, Mo. Bowt. Spelling variations from ad copy recognized.
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BE. W. Hall
Olive St. St Louis
Bow B. Iruggiste
Georgia meet seeks Coolidge attendance at Kennesaw Mountain park
Atlanta reports a plan to honor Civil War valor by creating a national park on Kennesaw Mountain Cobb County with a June meeting. Former Gov Nat E Harris says officials hope President Coolidge Congressmen and senators will attend. Judge Landis has accepted to speak on the park's purpose linking to Stone Mountain.
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Kennesaw Mountain
Cob County
Nat E. Harris
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Coolidge
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Grand Army
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Kennesay Mountain Lains
United States
Judge Landis
Harris
Stone Mountain
Purvis Named for New Marshal Over Akerman in Georgia
Washington reports a behind the scenes shift in Georgia politics as Samuel Purvis replaces Walter Akerman of Cartersville for the new middle district marshal. The change was sent to the White House, then held for Senate action with parties awaiting further decisions. Georgia Senators oppose appointing a nonresident judge material. The White House invited the Georgia Senators but offered no immediate action.
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Georgia
Walter Akerman
Cartersville
New
Middle District
Samuel Purvis
White House
Sargent
Purvis
Senate
John Tilaon
House
Connecticut
Mercer Graduation Features Neff Speech and Weave Portrait Gift
In Macon on June 9 two Mercer University seniors received diplomas and heard Pat M. Neff former Texas governor deliver the literary address titled Universities in the Building of the World's Civilization. The class presented a portrait of Mercer president Rufus W. Weaver as a permanent gift to the university.
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Macon
Mercer Chapel
Pat M. Neff
Texas
Rufus W. Weaver
Mercer
University
Neff
America
Amanda Locke 1861 1926 Noblewoman Pastor's Wife
Amanda Locke daughter of Zachary and Susan Gaultney was born 1861 and died May 65 1926. She lived fifty one years in Christian ministry with her husband John Locke, bearing nine children, ministering to family and church, and guiding her offspring in faith. Survived by her husband nine children two sisters and a brother. Her life of devotion and gentle piety drew praise from her pastor Henry G Hobbs as a noble example of faith and sacrifice.
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Amanda Gaultney “Locke
Zachary and
Susan Gaultney
King’s Highway
John Locke
Lotto
Bro. Locke
Locke
Robert Blair
Henry G. Hobbs
Impressive Tribute to the Georgia Apple in Cornelia
In Cornelia Georgia June 8 a large crowd gathered for a monument dedication celebrating the Georgia apple. A steel and concrete eight foot tall pedestal supports a seven foot diameter apple sculpture weighing 5 200 pounds. The inscription proclaims Habersham County Home of the Big Red Apple with Preston S Arkwright delivering the principal address.
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Cornelia
Georgia Apple
Hndred
Preston S. Arkwright
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Habersham County
Georgia
Athens Man Named for New Middle Georgia District
Washington reports Blanton Fortson of Athens was recommended to President Coolidge for appointment as judge of the new Middle Georgia federal district. Representative Brand urged rapid selection and also pressed for a federal marshal and clerk for the district. Brand endorsed Fortson and named Stephen Upson and Horace Holden of Athens and Miles Lewis of Greensboro as qualified, endorsing their characters.
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Blanton Fortion
Athens
Coolidge
Middle Georgia
Brand
Georgia
Sanders
Fortson
Mddle
Stephen Upson
Horace Holden
Miles ‘Lewis
Greensboro
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