The Death of Christ sermon on Isaiah and the cross
The speaker urges personal faith through a vivid meditation on Christ's crucifixion. He recalls Judas betraying Jesus, the scourging, crown of thorns, and the crucifixion, then reflects on Jesus bearing sins, his cry on the cross, and the Savior's love and resurrection. The message calls readers to honor Christ in heart and life and trust his redemptive work.
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Christ
Calvary
Salem
Jerusa
Jesus
Jerusalem
Lazarus
Judas
Son of God
Gethsemane
Jehovah
Herod
Pilate
Israel
Daughters of Jerusalem
Earth
Georgia Baptist Hospital Day Aids Children Statewide
Georgia Baptist Hospital Day at Atlanta facility highlighted the care for children from the Georgia Baptist Orphans Home and other wards. Officials voiced plans to expand guest facilities, aided by church offerings and support from ministers, pastors, and Sunday schools across Georgia.
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Atlanta
Georg Baptist Hospital
Georgia
W. D. Barker
Hospital
Baptists of Georgia
Baptist Home
Mrs Ragsdale Named Carrollton Postmaster
Washington reports Mary Ragsdale appointed postmaster at Carrollton Georgia succeeding Kate D Sosobee who resigned. Also commissions Verne J Pickren Folkston and Carlen S Bell Then Foster Burton named postmaster at Adel. Civil Service Commission announces exam for third class postmasters at Alamo and Lenox Georgia with applications due May 1.
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Washington
Mary Ragsdale
Carrollton
Kate D. Sosobee
Verne J. Pickren
Folkston
Carlen S. Bell
Foster Burton
Adel
United States Civil Service Commision
Alamo
Lenox
Wine Women and the New Deal debated by Tugwell
A reader-shared excerpt from the Democratic Digest prints Rexford Tugwell’s speech calling wine a social catalyst under the New Deal. The writer critiques his views on women drinking and civilized attitudes, noting potential immorality concerns and female influence on public life.
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Arthur J. Barton
The
Christian Index
Women's
National Democratic Club
Rexford Guy Tugwell
AAA
Tugwell
Democratic Digest
Women’s National Democratic Club
New Hampshire Avenue
Northwest
Washington, D. C
United States
Roosevelt
Russia
Dr. Tugwell
America
In Loving Memory of Aubrey Watson
A loving obituary notes Aubrey Watson aged 35 who died after a brief illness, survived by wife Ruth Pike and two children Margie June and Truman. The tragedy is marked by Easter memories, funeral led by Rev H F Roberts at Mauk Methodist Church, burial in a nearby cemetery, and a family message of faith and remembrance from Mrs H L Lumpkin.
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Aubrey Watson
Watson
Aubrey
Ruth Pike
Margie June
Truman
Dady
H. F Roberts
Mauk Methodist Church
Greeat White Throne
God
H. L. Lumpkin
State funds set aside to aid common schools
Governor Eugene Talmadge released 400000 of the 1934 regular appropriation to the state school department for immediate pass through to common school teachers and staff. The department plans to use it to tide over until a larger federal grant of 1000000 or more may arrive from the Zenith emergency relief administration. Earlier, Governor Talmadge borrowed 522000 from the highway department—repaid later from the regular appropriation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Talmadge
State School Department
M. D. Collins
Zenatal Emergency Relief Administration
Talmadge
Christian womanhood under attack in New Deal wine debate
A speech cites Dr Tugwell urging women to serve American wine at home and avoid European brands. Critics quote Mrs Roosevelt, question Christian motherhood and morality, urging readers to reflect on the nation’s course under the New Deal.
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Christian Womanhood
Christian Motherhood of
America
United States
Of Course You Can by Greenville Kleiser
Motivational passage urging self belief and diligence. It emphasizes inner power, positive thoughts, persistent effort, and setting a single grand life purpose. Encourages facing problems with courage, planning, perseverance, and continuous self improvement to achieve success and renown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville Kleiser
In Memory Of Jewel Sanders Dies At 19 In Georgia
On March 8 1934 Jewel Sanders daughter of Mr and Mrs C G Sanders near town died after twelve days of measles and pneumonia Funeral services were held at Little Bethel church Macon county led by Rev Will Emerson Interment followed Pallbearers included Raymond Green Jessie Barfield R Barfield Archie Barfield Durward Hankinson Marvin Cox She is survived by her parents three sisters Lois Estelle and Kate two brothers William and Cecil and many relatives and friends The community mourns the loss of a young woman known for her kindness and faith.
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G. Sanders
Jewel
Miss Sanders
Little Bethel Church
Macon County
Will Emerson
Raymond Green
Jessie Barfield
R. €. Barfield
Archie Barfield
Durward Hankinson
Marvin Cox
C. G. Sanders
Lois
Estelle
Kate
William
Cecil
Americus Man Charles Crisp to speak at Rotary Conference
Americus resident Charles Crisp of the Americus Rotary Club is slated to respond to welcome addresses by Earnest Palmour and Cassius R. Hammond at the sixty sixth Georgia Rotary conference in Gainesville. The event opens May 6 and runs three days in Brenau College auditorium with other Americus Rotarians attending.
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Americus
Charles Crisp
Americus Rotary Club
Earnest Palmour
Cassius R. Hammond
Georgia
Gainesville
Brenau College
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Ty Martha Ray ‘Turner
Mark
Eorgia Baptist Hospital
State
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Bobby Townsend
Annette Cruse
Laura Evans
Georgia Newspaper Alliance
Ani ‘Rson
Nhone
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc
Ries & Armstrong
Miss Jewel Sanders
Chas. R. Crisp
Rotary
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