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(By G. L. Johnson)
The Eleventh Annual Convention
of tho Georgia Christian Endeavor
Union to he held in Macon, Ga.
April 20. 21, J!2, truly promises to
he even “Hotter than the best."
Speakers from over the Southland
nd Georgia will inspire those who
ttend. Practical conferences will
I be offered on every department
I of church activity. The great
chorus Choir led by Mr. Carl J.
Matthews, Georgia’s Field Secre
tary, the huge, the fellowship ban
quet and a host of special features
will make flhJs Convention one long
to be remembered.
Register with Miss Agnes Magu
ire: Ask G. L. Johnson for Trans
portation certificates and “Let’s
go to Macon."
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First Christian Church Senior
Society: ‘Misses Elizabeth White-
head, Helen and Vera Johnson.
E/elyn Porter, Dorris Jones,( Ag
nes Fullllove, Fannie Cooper, Jul
iette Whgeheaci. Agnes Maguire,
Nancy Lowe Morton. Katherine
Skelton, Mrs. U. L. Porter. Messrs
Lamar LaHoon, Robert Porte
Dorsey Medlln, <C. J. Morris, Claude
Burgess, Paul Skelton, G. L. John
son and Dr. R. L. Porter.
First Christian Church Junior
Society: Dennis Driskell, Annette
Magahuey, Elizabeth LaBoon and
Louise Jackson.
First Presbyterian Senior So
oty: Misses Mary Hart and Alic
Rowland; Messrs. Dwight Ryther,
harlio Hooper, and Fritz Orr.
Central Presbyterian Senior So
lely: Mr. Bruct Fant.
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to some of these auto (Livers; preliminary scrutiny? for your wife on commission
geeresg i the good*)— victim—Whmt’s the bit idea lhl .
Sly unalterable price Is ten dollars,
and 1 foresee that you have but 18 <lle Saturday night you'v,
"For goodness sake he careful, tTCO dollars and a half. held me upf
child* You’ll drop that baby!”
The Endeavorers of the Chris
tian dfourch truly regret td lose Dr.
Porter, present pastor, since he
has been such a wonder in the
Young People's Dej»artment and
not a single one will learn of his
resignation with happiness. It was
;* great shock to the entire society
tc have this departure happen Just
att this time, when the society, is
now at it's best, but we must give
iim up, no matter how great the
loss or how keenly felt.
On the particular day set aside
for her (Second Sunday In May)
let us do •homage to the devotion
und lovo That have followed us
through the years. The Christian
Church Senior Society will present
special program with an effec
tive pageant. “»Mot/her” by Hen
rietta ..-Ton “The Woman by the
ray,” with three choice exercises.
Mother and -Home," “Mother
Mine,” and “The Harbor of Home."
This program will be given ajb the
evening service.
Rev. Bruce Nay, former president
of North Georgia Christian En
deavor Union, now preaching at
Fitzgerald, Ga., Christian church,
Is doing a magnlficlent wide In
that community. Eight new class
rooms for the Bible school are be
ing built and almost 200 ■•feud
services every Sunday. Isn’t it
great to see Endeayorers dMrg
9Uch work?
Less* than a year ago, the Bras-
elton, Ga., congregational C. E. So
ciety was small but today, it is
larger than most Sunday schools.
This Society is located at Mace
donia on the Gainesvile Midland
Railroad, but eadh. Sunday evening,
evening, many young people gather
in toe “School of Service” and
train themselves $>r leadership.
More than 20 young people have
graduated in “Expert Endeavor
recently. Miss Ruby Lott is a live
wire ishtn ISocleyt.omSahfflshrd
wire In this 8ociety.
MAXEY8 CHRISTIAN
SOCIETY.
With a motto, “We will grow,'
The Maxeys Junior Christian En
deavor Society have opened the
way for an organisation that will
be evergreen and each Sunday aft
ernoon, boys and girls of the Junior
ago will gather at the church and
hace their own meetings. Miss
Mary Nicholson Is Corresponding
Secretary of the New 8oclety.
GROWING EACH WEEK
IN LOQAN8VILLE
LogansvIIIe, 0*.. now shows up
on the Christian Endeavor map ot
Northeast Georgia. The Junior So
ciety at this place is growing each
week and the report to State Sec
retary was one of the most prom
ising of the entire list in North
east Georgia. Miss Charlotte
Hodges Is superintending the Jun
iors at that place. Little Miss Han
nah, who was such a power In tlie
Christian Churcfh Junior Society is
a member of the LogansvIIIe or
ganisation.
NORTHEA8T GEORGIA
ENDEAVOR WA8 FIR8T
A Northeast Georgia Endeavorer,
tMdss Gladys Sheppard, of Elberton,
Ga., now a member of the District
Executive Board* held the first
Junior C. E. Convention- ever held
in the State in 1920 at Savannah,
Ga. The Second Junior Concentfon
will be held this year at Macon,
under the direction of Miss Mamie
Gene Cole, of Atlanta, Ga. North
east Georgia always starts some
thing! They will be 'Sparkplugs."
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Wife Seeks Husband of
Hittites As King Lies
Dead. Translate Ancient
Script Discovered.
(By Associated Press.)
LUXOR, Egypt.—An nncient Hit
tite document recently unearthed in
Anatolia, discloses an amazing roy
al romance In which Queen Ankh-
Hamen, consort of Pharaoh Tutank
hamen, was one of the princinuls.
It ulso appears that the queen was
banished by Tutankhamen's < suc
cessor, the Phuaraoh Ay.
This remarkable document has
been translated by Prof. Archibald
If. Sayce, one of the leading Baby
lonian and and Egyptian scholars
of Great Britain. It reveals the
extraordinary fact that while King
Tutankhamen's body was "still up-
its* bier awaiting burial, his 27*
r old wife dispatched an am*
sador to the king of the 'Hltites
» was then besieging the ancient
city of Carcheinish between Mosul
and Damascus, to induce the king
to give her one of his sons in mar
riage.
'My husband is dead,** said the
Egyptian queen to the Hittlte ruler
through her ambassador.
'I have no children, our sons
■ said to be grown up. Jf you
will give me one of them and if he
ill be my husband he wll be a
great helpmate. I send bridal gifts."
The document shows that the
royal romance was almost com
pleted by the king of the Hittites
giving the fair suitor one of his
but just ns the marrnlge
about to be celebrate', King Ay
seized the throne of, Egypt, and thr
hapless queen was banished.
Present history and archaeology
show no trace of Queen Ankhsumen.
She seems to have entirely disop-
penred from view after King Ay
usurped the throne. It is known
that she was the real inheritor of
the throne and that Tutankhamen
owed his kingship entirely to her
rights of royal success. It is pre
sumed that Ay's motive in banish
ing her was to prevent a foreigner
from ruling over Egypt, especially
a hated Hittlte.
American archaeologists who
gave the text of this amazing doc
ument to the Associated Press cor
respondent regard the foregoing
circumstances os one of the most
dramatic revelations in present day
knowledge of Egyptian history. The
Hittlte narrative, it says, makes it
clekr that Tutankamen did
have progeny to contlne his flour
ishing organization. It also makes
Jt extremely unlikely that the body
pt Queen Ankhsamen has been
found in the royal necropolis.
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