Miracle Woman of Georgia Peach Farm Keeps Stallings Legacy
Susan Myrick profiles Mrs. George Stallings at Haddock Georgia, widow of the Miracle Man of Baseball who runs a 2000 acre farm with peaches pecans cotton and cattle. She oversees orchard care livestock and marketing while guiding her son George Jr who played first base at Riverside and may follow his father into baseball.
The Divorce Evil in Society and Morals
The author attacks easy divorce and modern marital laxity arguing that it weakens home life and corrupts society. He cites McAdoo and Roosevelt offspring to illustrate perceived hypocrisy and warns against trial marriages, alimony motives, and social decay, urging marital self restraint and harsher norms. The piece rails against Hollywood notoriety and defends steadfast marriage amid cultural change.
In Loving Memory of Sallie A. Hester
A dense death notice honors Sallie Ave rett Hester who died February 6 1934 after months of illness. The piece celebrates her Christian influence within family and church circles, notes her husband and five children with wives, and offers heartfelt condolences while seeking comfort in faith and a brighter afterlife.
In Memory of Elizabeth Sams 1984 Funeral Notice
After an illness of over two weeks from whooping cough and pneumonia the death angel visited the home of Mr and Mrs Eugene Sams and claimed their precious darling Elizabeth She was 138 months old Her remains were laid to rest at Turners Chapel cemetery on Feb 13 1984 She is survived by her parents and one sister besides other relatives A precious one from us has gone A voice we loved is stilled A place is vacant in our home Which never can be filled God in his wisdom has recalled The boon his love has given And though the body slumbers here Her soul is safe in heaven a Friend
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Marriage standards and stunts spark preacher’s stern view
A preacher condemns stunt marriages and runaway pairings while defending traditional ceremonies. He calls for stronger church morals, home weddings, and vocal discipline to curb a perceived minority at society’s extremes. He argues most marriages succeed in home life despite strains and urges moral reform.
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