Feeding of the Five Thousand sermon notes and reflections
A devotional piece recounts Jesus feeding five thousand men with five loaves and two fishes, using the miracle to teach discipleship and reliance on God. It highlights the apostles reporting experiences, the crowd’s hunger, and the need to seek divine guidance, remain frugal, and serve broadly. It links the miracle to modern ministry and personal faith amidst life’s storms.
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Hill
Guile
Ierami
Vis
Rene
Nazareth
Tate
Jesus
Capernium
Andrew
Jehovah
Jesu
Lfe
Fort Benning to Build New Barracks Costing 500000
Columbus Ga Feb 25 Construction of new barracks for special units at Fort Benning will begin in the coming weeks, cost about 500000, and provide work for 800 to 400 skilled and general laborers during a year. B B Gillez of Monette Mo submitted the lowest bid at 469000 with work including utilities and expansion of the central head plant.
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Columbus
Ft. Benning
Carl Jabelonsky
B. B. Gillez
Monette
Office of the Quartermaster
Washington
Congress
Mellon Charged in Tax Fraud Suit Over Shipping Rings
Washington February 27 Andrew Mellon former secretary of the treasury and ambassador to Great Britain is named as a defendant in a 220 million dollar suit alleging connivance with officers of foreign steamship lines to evade income taxes. David H Blair and A W Gregg are named officials in the Internal Revenue Service.
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Washington
Andrew Mellon
Great Britain
Secretary of the Treasury
Fomer
Internal Avenue Bureau
Mellon
David H .Blair
Internal Revenue
A. W. Gregg
Suit filed against bus bureau chief with senate probe ties
The suit in DC Supreme Court accuses acting general counsel Daverson of blocking by Senator Norbeck and others on the stock ticker inquiry panel. It alleges Meltlon failed to collect $100 million in delinquent taxes from foreign steamship interests and forced a $10 million government refund to partners. Company identities are undisclosed.
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Mer
Busreau
District of Columbia
Local Social News Reports Numerous Juntion City Visits
The column lists Miss Bithia Davison and Miss Elizabeth Parks visiting Mrs. Rey Willis, with many neighbors in Junction City hosting friends. It notes church services by Rev. C. A. Forrester and a long chain of Sunday visitors to the Buckner, Butler, Braddy, Gilbert, and Parker households, plus several weekend and weekday hospitality among community families.
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Bithia
Rey Willis
Elizabeth Parks
William Buckner
Evelyn Gassett
Minnie
Buckner
HL. Buckner
Junaton City
C. A. Forrester
Macdh
Charlie
Butler
Sewing Club
Carrie Spinks
Lois Parker
Bithia Gilbert
Jim Buckner
M. L. Morgan
Myrtle Morgan
Minnie Buckner
Charlie Butler
Milley
Rachael
Purvis
W. J. Braddy
Walters Kellum and Son
M. J. Fuller
Buck Miller
Carrie Spinksy
Sam Gasaett J
Evelyn Gassettiyn
Carl Butler
James Brown
Oscar
Miller
Robert Whatley
F. L Purvis
Henry, Grady and Oats
Pine Grove Community News Guests and Welcomes
Mr and Mrs Rufus Smith and children along with Mr and Mrs Hugh Smith and children were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Rome Culverhouse. Mrs James Jinks and daughter of Thomaston spent several days with relatives here. Mr and Mrs Sam Edwards and children of Columbus were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Culverhouse. Mrs Tommie Thompson and Mr Howard Thompson were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Freeman Culverhouse. Mrs Marion Jinks returned home after visiting Thomaston for granddaughter Lilian Martins pneumonia recovery. Mr and Mrs J W Hammock of Florida are visiting Mrs and Mrs John Hammock. We welcome back Mrs W J Culverhouse and Mr Alvin Culverhouse. Mrs Ben Saunders and Mrs L V Avera were Sunday guests of Mrs Sam Byers. We extend a hearty welcome to Mr and Mrs Sam Jones as new comers to our community.
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Rufus Smith
Hugh Smith
Rome
Culverhouse
James Jinks
Thomaston
Sam
Edwards
Columbus
George
Tommie Thompson
Howard ‘Thompson
Freeman Culverhouse
Marion Jinks
Lilian @Martin
J. W
Alvin Culverhouse
Ben Saunders
L. V Avera
Sam Byers
Sam Jones
Local Supervisor of Schools Visits Central School
Mr. M. E. Thompson, newly appointed Supervisor of Schools in the district, visited Central School last Thursday. It was his first visit, and he spent time in each room, conducting a thorough inspection and meeting staff and students.
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M. E. Thompson
Thompson
Paul Ellison
Georgia History Reflections From 1738 Settlements to 1775
The excerpt recalls Georgia settlement by James Oglethorpe in 1733 to 1738 and its growth. It notes early struggles and laborers, the colony prospering through the Revolutionary War era, and mentions cotton as a chief product and the use of enslaved labor before emancipation.
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Longdon Peed
Georgia
Oglethorpe
Atlanta
Savannah
Cptain
James Edward Oglethorpe
The Indians of Georgia and Creek Confederacy History
An overview of Georgia tribes including Muscogee Creeks Upper and Lower divisions Yehees Gheokee Cherokee origins and meanings of river names Yamacraw and other smaller bands. It notes population estimates for Creeks in Georgia and legendary place names like Chatta hoochee Nacoochee Tallulah and Toccoa.
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Georgia
Broad River
Savannah River
Augusta
Columbia County
Chattahoochee
Toccoa
Community guest and family visit notes in Butler
Local society notes list weekend and weekday visits among Butler residents. Many names appear as guests at homes of Jarrell, Gaultney, Parker, Adams, Walker, and Moore families, with several or frequent Sunday and Saturday gatherings and trips to Atlanta.
Local Travelers Visit Family and Friends Over Weekend
The Norwich area sees a flow of visitors as James Hell returns from Fitz gerald to his home. Parks of Talbotton made a short visit to the community. Lorenza Hutcherson and family visited Thomaston relatives while Barney McDaniel from Tazewell stopped by. J E Moore hosted guests and several families spent time with kin, including Herman Watson staying with his parents in Coridel and John Hays visiting Thomaston natives. Jack Turner and his daughter from Mark visited his bed-bound mother.
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James Hell
Fitzgerald
Parks
Talbotton
Lorenza Hutcherson
Thomaston
Barney McDaniel
Tazewell
J. E. Moore
R. L. Turner
Herman Watson
Cor Idele
John Hays
Thom- Jaston
J. E Moore
Jack Turner
Mark
Turners Chapel Social Notes Mention Local Visits
Mrs Ruby Stringfield spent Monday in Butler with Mrs E Cox. Alfonso McCary and family visited Rob ert Peterman. Oscar Rogers and children from Ft Valley visited Allen Rogers family. Lokie Rogers and children and Jack McCrary joined Durward and Paul Spillers Sunday afternoon with Mrs LT Wainwright. Mrs R A Spillers visits son Lid Wainwright. Walter Horton hosted a recent guest Maryin Moore. Turners Chapel invites Sunday school each Sunday at 2 30 with prayer services Saturday night at Mr Rogers home.
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Willie Parker
Henry Jarrell
Katinel Gaultney
Elizabeth Hiancosk
Anna
Eula Walker
Vera
Sara Peterman
Mary Adams
A .W. Adams
G. B. Jarrell
J. P Walker
Harper Moore
Eng
Tom Kendrick
Mary Walker
Lucy Booth
Calvin Jarrell
W. A. Jarrell
Lanier Scandrett
B. M. Shoex- Tey
Bula ‘Walker
W. Z. Goodwin
Thurman and
Raman “Adama
G. B
Blanford Jarrell
Ruby Stringfield
Butler
E. Cox
Alfonso McCary
Robert, Peterman
Oscar Rogers
Ft. Valley
Allen Rogers
Lokie Rogers
Jack McCrary
Messrs
Durward
Paul Spillers
Ts Wainwright
R. A. Spillers
Lid, Wainwright
Walter Horton
Maryin Moore
Turners Chapel
Li [Rogers
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Ay Porter
Butler Baptist Church
H. J
Jesson
Bors
Israel
Andree
G. Brandon
P. Simmons and
L. C. Moseley
Piedmont
Fort Benning
Daviston
Pine Grove
Central School News
Josephine McCorvey
the Indians OF
Jessie Adams
Inez Jarell
Newton Cawnon
George Dittwares
Grady Parker
E. M. Gaultney
Norwich News
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