Esau and Jacob Birthright Lesson in Temptation
The pamphlet recounts Esau selling his birthright to Jacob for a bowl of soup after a fainting spell. It notes Isaac and Rebekah's schemes, Esau marrying Canaanite women, and Jacob’s deception to obtain the blessing, leading to a divided family and warning against impulsive appetite over spiritual duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esau
Isaac
Canaan
Jacob
Esaus
Jehovah
Abraham
Rebekah
Teane
Thia
Teaver
Haron
Mistrial Declared in Suit Over Walker Hound
Albany judge declares mistrial in L. C. Westbrook versus Gordon Reynolds suit over alleged killing of a Walker hound. The February term trial also ended without a verdict, leaving the case unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, Ga
Clayton Jones
Dougherty City Court
L. C. Westbrook
Gordon Reynolds
Evils of Repeal and the Christian Stand Against Liquor
Bishop Paul B Kern argues against alcohol repeal, citing 1980s liquor growth, crime and highway fatalities linked to drinking, and increased liquor venues. He stresses Christian duty to oppose legalization, urges church unity in temperance, and rejects any compromise with liquor promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul B. Kern
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
United States Department of Internal Revenue
Choate
United States
America
J. Edgar Hoover
Jesus Christ
Methodist Church
Christ
Last Day for Farm Crop Sheets May 22 1987
Taylor County Agent W F Bembry states Saturday May 22 1987 is the final day a farmer can file a crop worksheet for 1987. He urges all willing to cooperate to submit on time or risk no payment for the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aylor
W. F. Bembry
Sylvester to Start Post Office Project
Mrs. G. C. Woodward, Sylvester postmistress, wired Washington that the lot for the new $66,000 federal building has been vacated after a long delay due to the illness of Mrs. T. R Perry, occupant of the Col. T. R Perry residence on the site. Work on the building is expected to begin within a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
G. C. Woodward
Washington
T. R Perry
Col. T. R. Perry
Georgia Peach Crop One of Smallest On Record
Macon May 12 Georgia's peach crop this year will be only one third of a full crop and will be one of the smallest on record according to the first estimate of the season by the Georgia Peach Growers Exchange. The Exchange places the total crop at 3549 cars, the smallest aside from 1932 in 21 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Georgia
Georgia Peach Growers’ Exchange
Citizens Military Training Camp applications urged for county teens
Young men and boys aged 17 to 29 are invited to apply through Col. CG Stone of Butler. Taylor County has two openings, but if a candidate from another county cannot go, an opening may be available for a local applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens Military Training Camp
Col
CG. Stone
Butler
Taylor County
Ideal closet and rock garden tips from H D A notes
The notes advise a well lit closet with light walls and a window, slant shelves, a high rod for long dresses, and breathable hangers with fabric covers. Dress bags safeguard rare clothes. A rock garden can beautify a farm home if suited to the land, otherwise rocks serve walls and edging. Plant choices include pygmy evergreens, creeping shrubs, ivy, and mosses for crevices and shaded spots.
Youth Named by Pace for West Point Students
AP dispatches from Washington report Congressman Stephen Pace naming Thaddeus Coleman of Westman to take West Point entrance qualifying tests. As alternate he appointed Burnside Huffman Jr of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephen Pace
Thaddeus Coleman
Wbastman
Military Academy
West Point
Burnside
E. Huffman, Jr
Columbus
Sunday beer ban upheld by state supreme court
Atlanta, Ga May 18 The state supreme court Tuesday upheld the Atlanta city ordinance banning beer sales on Sundays The court ruled The beer business admits of strict regulation The regulation that beer shall not be sold during night hours Sundays election days or holidays is valid
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
State Supreme Court
Atlanta
Foy Evans Reappointed Editor of College Paper
Americus Ga May 17 Foy Evans of Americus named editor in chief of The Southwestern student newspaper at Georgia Southwestern College for 1997 98 term. Board of publications announced the appointment praising his fine work as this year’s editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americus
Foy Evans
Southwestern
Georgia Southwestern College
Jacob
Forth Board of Publicationsy
Bvana
Hia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butler, Ga
Pie Griveth
Jacoo
Valine
Fsau
Aout B.C. J
Bielvia- Jacoban
Rebeckan
Lage
Adt
Isau
Bekah
Jaco
Rekah
Apetite
Rea
Roy Scarbrough
Scarbrough
Albany
Jomer Motor Co
Tof. Helidae
Nature
TATE
PACE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!