Sunday School Lesson On Judas Betrayal And Peter Denial
The lesson surveys Judas Iscariot’s betrayal of Jesus, Peter’s three denials, and Pilate’s half hearted attempt to free him. It contrasts Judas’s malice with Peter’s repentance, notes the Sanhedrin’s role, and recalls Jesus warning about future tribulations and the coming of the kingdom.
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Jesus
Judas
Apostolic Group
Simon the Leper
Gethsemane
Peter
Temple
John
Nazarene
Christ
Messiah
Pilate
Be Important to Your Country in the Women's Army Corps
Feel valued by taking a vital Army role with the Women's Army Corps. You gain expert training that could lead to a postwar career, improve skills, learn new ones, meet new people, see new places, and gain lifelong experiences.
Lightning Fatality Claims Boyd T. Tullis in Georgia
Boyd T. Tullis, 30, was killed by lightning Monday noon at the home of his half brother, Clifford Day, near Flowery Branch. He leaves a wife and two children and his mother, Mrs. Lily Tullis of Flowery Branch.
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Buford
Boyd T. Tullis
Clifford Day
Flowery Branch
Tullis
Lily Tullis
Half Million More Jobs Fueled Southern Wage Rise
The Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta reports Five southern states added about 500000 wage earners from 1940 to 1943 with total disbursements rising by over 500 million dollars. Average weekly wages climbed from 18.60 to 30.73, while manufacturing and service jobs rose 45 percent. The district includes Tennessee Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi and Louisiana. The bank warns wartime gains may not endure after peace and notes certain industries likely to stay.
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Atlanta
Federal Reserve Bank of
Tennessee
Alabama
Florida
Georgia
Mississippi
Louisiana
Nll
Federal Reserve Bank
TALMADGE NOT LIKELY TO OPPOSE SEN GEORGE
Former Georgia governor Herman Talmadge spoke at Lexington Friday in front of about 1000 farmers but did not mention a Senate bid or any political subject. C E Gregory, present at the Oglethorpe County Farmers Union barbecue, said observers believe he is not planning to oppose Sen Walte George.
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Talmadge
U. S. Senate
Walter George
C. E. Gregory
Oglethorpe County Farmers’ Union
Lexington
Lexington High School
Sen. George
Changes Announced in Sugar Ration Program
The OPA announces changes to sugar rationing due to wartime use. Sugar stamp No 30 in Ration book 4 remains valid indefinitely and will not expire. Stamp No 31 becomes valid April 1 for five pounds of sugar with no expiration date yet set. Home canning sugar allocations are not expected to be reduced.
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OPA
War Food Administration
Timely Rhyme Clip From Ollie Reeves Column
The Atlanta Constitution feature notes Ollie Reeves in Just a Rhyme a Day offers advice on perseverance and self belief. It contrasts encouragement with Mussolini, describing his downfall as a warning against vanity and breaking norms.
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Ollie Reeves
Atlanta Constitution
Mussolini
Ration Calendar For This Week
Ration calendar lists expirations and new values for processed foods meats sugars shoes and fuel oil. It notes validity dates and a rule requiring car owners to preprint license numbers and states on gasoline coupons.
Webster County Primary Draws Near with New Candidates
Preston Ga March 6 Webster county politics heat up as the March 29 primary nears. Richardson Johnson qualified for sheriff Harvey Nowlen for tax commissioner and Mrs B H McKinnon for clerk of the Webster superior court.
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Preston
Webster County
Richardson Johnson
Harvey Nowlen
B. H. McKinnon
Webster Superior Court
Georgia Tax Return Deadline Emphasized by State Official
State Revenue Commissioner J. E. Cook warns that Georgia income tax law requires 1943 income returns by March 15 with penalties. Even if no tax is due, single filers over 1000 dollars and married over 2500 dollars must file, or face a 5 dollar penalty. Federal-Georgia return comparisons to enforce penalties are noted.
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Georgia
State Revenue
J. E. Cook
Revenue
State Revenue Department
Storm Rips Alabama Town Killing Boy and Injuring Dozens
A 12 year old boy Jimmy Mitchell was killed and at least 38 people injured as tornadic winds struck Horton community near Birmingham. The pine grove school was flattened leaving only foundation and flooring. Four others were hurt at a cotton mill and Jacksonville High School was unroofed but no students hurt. mayor estimates damage at 100000 dollars.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Jimmy Mitchell
Little Pine Grove
Cecil Noel
Boaz
Mitchell
Horton
Jacksonville
Hubert Lester
Yale's youngest student Merrill Wolf enters Yale at 12
Merrill Kenneth Wolf aged 12, son of Cleveland lawyers, spoke full sentence at four months and entered Yale as the youngest student on record. He has an I Q of 182 and a mental age of 20, aims to major in music and pursue a Ph D before 16.
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New Haven
Conn
Merrill Kenneth Wolf
M. H. Wolf
Cleveland
Ohio
Yale
Young Wolf
Merrill
Mercer University Women’s Dean Resigns for Bell Aircraft Plant Post
Miss Annie L. Boyette, dean of women and English professor at Mercer University in Macon, resigns to become a personnel worker and industrial counselor at Bell Aircraft in Marietta. Dr. Spright Dowell, president, says a successor has not been named and faculty will absorb her duties.
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Macon
Annie L. Boyette
Mercer University
Bell Aircraft
Marietta
Spright Dowell
Dowell
Byett
Seed Peanuts for Sale in 50 lb Bags
Small North Carolina runners guaranteed sound cleaned and graded six points above No 1. Price ten cents per pound. Put up in 50 pound bags. Contact J Ran Cooper Rupert Ga.
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North Carolina
J. Ran Cooper
Rupert, Ga
County wide musical instrument drive aids troops
A county wide drive to collect unused musical instruments for soldiers begins next week in Virginia. Citizens are asked to donate banjos, saxophones and similar items, with pianos, large fiddles and phonographs excluded. Coca Cola bottlers will collect instruments at local stores and ship them to Army camps worldwide.
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Woxith
W. Ds. Copeland
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Manchester
New Serially Numbered Gasoline Coupons Issued
After March 1 motorists renewing ration books and farmers receiving new Eg and R coupons will get a cardboard folder of serially numbered coupons. Each coupon bears a number tied to the county of issue, aiding enforcement and preventing theft. Local boards will supply rolls and tear off coupons to match entitlements. Endorsement by license number remains required.
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OPA
OPA Alex
Moc Torists
Ft. Oglethorpe to House Prisoners of War
Col Howard Clark II announced at Ft. Oglethorpe Georgia that a contingent of prisoners of war would be stationed there. They will perform soil-erosion repair drainage work road maintenance and reforestation and will not replace civilian workers. Nationality and numbers were not disclosed.
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Ft. Oglethorpe
Howard Clark II
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