Why We Have Laws Obeying the Law in Temperance Sunday Lesson
A temperance Sunday lesson outlines civil obligation for Christians to government under which they live. It covers tribute to Caesar, Romans 13 authority, and 1 Peter 2 13 17 duties. It stresses obedience to rulers, paying taxes, honoring magistrates, and loyalty as part of Christian living.
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Caesar
God
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Christ
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Life Is Like That Embodies Patience and Pattern
A contemplative aphorism attributed to Oliver Wendell Holmes likens life to embroidery, urging steady effort “one stitch at a time” to reveal a rose and a right pattern through patient work.
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Oliver
Wendell Holmes
Trained Soul Gains Victory Sermon by Rev Tompkins
The text presents a religious reflection by Rev. Floyd W. Tompkins praising a trained soul for victory and perseverance, framing apparent defeat as a testament to God's work and glory. It emphasizes faith, endurance, and spiritual triumph through divine guidance.
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God
Floyd W. Tompkins
Lands to be sold by Thomaston Banking on Nov 16
Taylor County Georgia notice states that on November 16 1929 before the court house door in Butler the Thomaston Banking Company will sell at public outcry 100 acres more or less of land composing parts of Lots 114 and 116 in the 16th district to satisfy an $8 143 84 principal note plus interest. The sale proceeds will be applied as described in the security deed. the 50 acres of G Thomas Amos property stands subject to a prior debt to J F Posey. Deed to purchaser by the bank.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Butler
Lane
Miss
Mary Amos
G. Thomas Amos
Mary D. Amos
T. C. Amos
V. T. ,Amos
G. T
Taylor Superior Court
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Court House
Thomaston Banking Company
J. F. Posey
Thomaston Banking Co
James R. Davis
Charter for Reynolds firm seeks general mercantile corporation
Petition by R. E. Aultman and Nettie Fountain Aultman to incorporate as R. E. Aultman & Co. for twenty years in Reynolds Georgia with branch offices possible. Capital stock $2000 in twenty shares, stockholders liable only for unpaid sum, aims to conduct general mercantile business and enjoy usual corporate rights. Petition filed October 18, 1929 with Clerk O. S. Cox and approved by J. S. C OC Judge Co. McLaughlin.
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Georgia
Taylor County
R. E. Aultman
Ayecue Fountain Aultman
R. E. Aultman & So
Reynolds
Sale Corporation
Dan
Berland
Homer Benland
Cox
Superior Court
S. Cox
Taylor County, Ga
F. McLaughlin
C, OC
Notice of foreclosure sale in Taylor County Georgia
The Atlanta Joint Stock Land Bank of Atlanta will sell at public outcry at the Taylor County courthouse on the first Tuesday in December 1929 the following tracts totaling about 173.25 acres plus additional parcels in Lots 245 246 177 247 248 144 145 in Taylor County Georgia all described in the deed to secure debt of G C Smith. The sale is for cash due to default on installments due October 1 1929 and the entire debt is accelerated. The attorney in fact is E Rivers of Randolph Parker Fortson.
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Georgia
Taylor County
G. C. Smith
Atlanta Joint Stock Land Bank of Atlanta
Court House
W. J. Caldwell
H. W. Cox
J. H. Childres
T. J. Fountain
L. R. Adams
L. R. ‘Adams
Robert Childres
M. Bartlett
C. M. Bartlett
W. C.D. Cox
Mrs. Waters
G. J. Carpenter
G. W. Williamson
Atlanta
sToud Land Bank OF Atlanta
E. Rivers
G. C. Smith, Randolph, Parker & Fortson
Healey Building
Ginners Report Shows Cotton Ginnings Up in 1929
Cotton ginned in Taylor county for 1929 reached 6 058 bales by Oct 18, up from 4 770 bales a year earlier. The notice blends agricultural data with unrelated literary and classified lines including timber for sale and an ad from J B Wood of Experiment Georgia.
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Taylor County
Legal sale notice of deed on Taylor County land in 1929
The First National Bank of Reynolds Ga offers sale of a Taylor County Georgia property to satisfy a deed secured debt. C C Saunders defaulted on a debt of 678.00 principal with 31.50 expected interest. sale set for November 5 1929 at the Taylor County courthouse Butler Ga. Proceeds cover sale expenses and debt. balance to Saunders. Deed to be issued per deed provisions. Oct 7 1929. Homer Beeland attorney signatory.
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Georgia
Taylor County
C. C. Saunders
First National Bank
Reynolds
Taylor
State of Georgia
J. A. Hollis
W. D. Bizell
Eastern Heights
Court House
Butler
Homer Beeland
Administrator's Sale of Land in 14th District County
By order of the Court of Ordinary the administrator will offer at public sale on the first Tuesday in November 1929 at the county courthouse a tract comprising the west half of lot 214 in the 14th district totaling about 101.25 acres and four acres in a square at the southeast corner of lot 100 in the same district. Sale is cash. Dated October 9 1929. U S Cox administrator G W McDaniel estate.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
U. S. Cox
G. W. McDaniel
Federal Farm Board Member to Speak in Georgia
Carl Williams, a Federal Farm Board member chosen by President Hoover, will give two public addresses in Georgia the first week of November. He speaks at the State College of Agriculture in Athena on November 5 and at Macon’s city auditorium on November 6. Williams outlines Federal Marketing Act aid for cotton farmers and explains how growers can access it as the Board offers up to 100 million dollars to stabilize cotton above 16 cents.
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Atlanta
J. E. Conwell
Georgia Cotton Growers Co-operative Association
Carl Williams
Federal Farm Board
Presdent Hoover
Georgia
State College of Agriculture
Athena
City
Macon
Williams
Administrators Sale of Reynolds Property in Taylor County
Under an order from the Court of Ordinary of Taylor County Georgia the estate of Mrs. J A Matthews deceased will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in November 1929 at the courthouse door the land in Reynolds Ga described as the north half of lots 1 and 3 in Block 3 with a land strip to the west and a 75 foot frontage on Sumter Street 350 feet deep bounded by A D Byrd J H Windham and Whatley Terms cash Administratrix Marie Matthews announces sale of the estate's property.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Court of Ordinary
Court House
Said
J. A. Matthews
Reynolds
City of Reynolds
Sumter Street
A. D. Byrd
J. H. Windham
T. Whatley
Marie Matthews
Georgia Taylor County sheriff sale of land to satisfy deed debt
By virtue of a security deed dated June 1926 from C E Benns to Alf Crandall Helen Hume Frederick Crandall and David Crandall the undersigned will sell at public outcry on November 5 1929 at the county courthouse to the highest bidder for cash the tract of 186 acres in Taylor County Georgia described as the west half of lot 236 known as Miller Place for the sum of 1500 dollars plus interest 2000 dollars at 8 percent from October 1928 to sale with proceeds to pay the debt and costs the balance if any to be applied as provided in the deed a deed will be made to the purchaser subject to any outstanding taxes and unpaid due on the property dated October 5 1929 Alice S Crandall Helen Hume Frederick R Crandall and David S Crandall Crandall officials.
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Georgia
Taylor Coun
C. E. Benns
Alf Crandall
Helen Hume
Frey Rgdall
David
Crandall
County
le Gal
le Gal Hours of Sale, and At the Place For Conducting Egal Sales the Court House
Said
Saylor
Alice S. Crandas
Frederick R. Crandal
Sheriff Sale Notice in Reynolds Lot 1 Block 47
The sheriff will sell on the first day in November at the county court door the Lot 1 in Block 47 in Reynolds city bounded by A. M. Carter Harry St Fast Frank Robinson lands of Tom McCrary and Wells as the property of Ike Wells under an execution from the Superior Court in favor of C. C. Bi. Date October 8 1929 R P McGUFFIN Sheriff.
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Georgia
Taylor County
Reynolds
A. M. Carter
Harry St Fast
Frank Robinson
Tom McCrary
Wells
C. C. Bi
Ike Wells
R. P. McGuffin
Sheri
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