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The- Newnan herald
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NEWNAN, GA., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1920.
Vol. 56—No. 10
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LIBBL^FOR DIVORCE.
3tfary Pearl Morgan vs. Archie A. Mor
gan.
ILlbel lor Divorce. In Coweta Superior
, Court, March term, 1921,
'GEORGIA—Coweta County;
To the defendant, Archie A. Morgan:
“You are .hereby required, in person or
!by attorney, to be and appear at the
next- term of the Superior Court, to
Tbe held in and for said county on the
^Irst Monday In March, 1921, Then and
there to answer the plaintiff in an
action for a total divorce, as in de
fault of such appearance said Court
will proceed thereon as to justice may
appertain.
Witness the .Honorable J. R. Terrell,
Judge of said Court, this 28th day of
October, 1920. L. TURNER, Clerk.
A. S. Camp, Plaintiffs Attorney.
LIBEL ‘FOR DIVORCE.
Annie Story Johnson vs. Virgil Johnson.
TLibel for Divorce. In Coweta Superior
Court, March term, 19-21.
•GEORGIA—Coweta County:
To the defendant, Virgil' Johnson:
Tou are hereby required, in. person or
Tjy attorney, to be and appear at the
next term of the Superior Court, to
be held In and for said county on the
first Monday in March, 1921, then and
there to answer the plaintiff in an
action for a total divorce, as ir\ de
fault of such appearance said Court
will proceed thereon as to justice may
appertain.
Witness the Honorable J, R. Terrell,
Judge of said Court, this 28th day or
October, 1920. L. TURNER, Clerk.
. A. S. Camp, Plaintiff's Attorney.
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.
Bessie B. Jones vs. Willie Lee Jones.
Libel for Divorce. In Cow.eta Superior
Court, March terpi, 1921.
GEORGIA—Coweta County:
To the defendant, Willie Lee Jones:
You are hereby inquired, in person or
by attorney, to be and appear at the
next term of the Superior Court, to
be held in and for said county on the
first Monday in March, 1921, then and
there to answer the plaintiff in an
action . for a total divorqe, as in de
fault of Buch appearance said Court
will proceed thereon aB to Justice may
appertain. :
Witness the Honorable J. R. Terrell,
Judge of said Court, this 28th day 'of
October, 1920. L. TURNER, Clerk.
. A. S. Camp, Plaintiff’s Attorney.
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NOT CHANGED, BUT GLORIFIED.
In Memory of Our Dear Sister, Mrs. H.
C. Arnall, Sr.
Not changed, but glorified I Oh, beaute
ous inngungo
For thoso who weep;
Mourning the loss of that doar face de
parted—
Fallen asleep;
IIuBhed into silence, never more to com
fort
The hearts of friends;' '
Gone, like the sunshine of another coun
try,
Beyond our ken.
Oh, Nearest dear, wo saw thy wliito soul
shining
Behind thy face, ,
Bright with the beauty and colostlnl
glory
Of an immortal grneo;
What wonder thift we stumble,, faint and
weeping,
And sick with fours,
Since thou hast loft us, all alone with
sorrow,
And blind with tonrsf
Can it bo possible no words shnll wel
come
Onr coming foott
How will it look, the faeo that we cher
ished,
When next wo moett
Will it bo changed—so glorified and
saintly
That wo shnll know it nott
Will there be nothing that will say:
’ ’I love thee, and hove not for-
gotf” '
Oh,-faithless heart, tho same loved face
transfigured
Shall meet thoo there i
Less sad, less wistful, in immortal beauty,
Divinely fair;
Tho mortal veil, washed pure with many
weepings,
Ib rent away,
And the great sdul that sat within its
prison
Hath found the day.
In the clear morning of that other coun
try,
In Paradise,
With the same face that we loved and
(jhorished,
She shall arise;'
Let us bo patient, ,wo who mourn with
weeping;
That vanished face
The I(Ord has taken but to add more
beauty, y
And a diviner grace.
For wo shall find once more beyond
earth'b Borrow,
Boyorfd theso Bkios,
in tho fair city of the “surd founda
tions,”
Thoso heavenly eyes,
Witli tho same welcome shining through
tholr sweetness
That mot us boro—
Eyes from whoso beauty God lias ban-
ishod wooping,
And wiped away the tear.
Think of ub, dfiarost'ono, wlillo o’er life's
waters
Wo seok tho land;
Missing thy volco, thy touch, and tho
true helping
Of thy puro hand,
•Till through the storm and tompost,
Bttfoly anchored
Just oh tho othor side,
We find thy dear face looking death’s
shadows,
Not chnngod, but glorlflod,
Mrs. E. Smith
Mrs. Dorn Width,
Miss Bartow Wynn.
DR. HARDAWAY WRITES REV. H.S,
REESE ON BIRTHDAY ANNI
VERSARY, • .
Thomasvillo, N. 0., Nov, /8, 1620.
My Doar Bro. Roos: Your woleomo
letter, came to hand, and- my wife and I
both rejoiced to hear from you, Wo aro
glad, to know that Mr. and Mrs. Adam
son and Miss Robio aro with you, also
your son. I know that they aro a com
fort to you. I know the sorrow and lone
liness you fool in your late boroavomont,
for tho loss of my dear boy in tho war
presses upon mo constantly. 'There is
an ache at tho heart that; hurts mo nil
the .vrhilo.
•What a long and blessed life you liavo
lived;—98 yonrBl That is a long time,
though 1 nni sure yob; will say it seems
short. Tho joy of it all is, that it has
boon spout,in God’s(sorvlco, and that
tho ond of it on earth will bo but the
beginning of a hoavonly life. How good
it is to Borvo Eod, and to know Josus
Christ In His grnco-and lovol
It is a pleasure to your children to
celebrate your birthday, and my , wife
and I would rojoice to bo present and
offer our love and congratulations, but
tho distance prevents,, I hopo that you
will think of us as being there in tho
spirit, rejoicing with you till, wishing
you many coming birthdays, and nil
blessings. Wo learned to love you truly
while we were in Georgia, and fool that
we can claim you as a slijcere friond,
I am glad to tell you that both of us
are woll. Wo are entirely alone, ns our
dnughtor is in college at Richmond, Vn,
Our marriod chlldron have homos In othor
States—John 'and his wife are’ still in
Newnan; Hunter and his, wife live in
Crawford, Ga.; Richard and family arc
in (Columbia, S. 0. Huntor and Richard
are Baptist pronohors, and both have
good Holds. Richard lias rooontly no-
coptotl tho Shnmlon church, Columbia.
My only other living child, William, wns
in tiro a>my, but Is now with tho U. S.
Shipping Board ns supercargo, At this
tiino ho is nt Rotterdam, Holland. He
hopoB to ho homo at Christmas.
My workhoro Booms to bo doing well,
I hnvef they toll my, tho boat congrega
tions that over nttondod tho church hero.
My Sunday-school in town runs over 306
enrolled, and attendance last Sunday wns
220, That is in tho town church. In
my orphanage church my congregation
and Sunday-school will go ovor BOO. I
hnvo a groat Hold for iisofulnoss, and my
preaching sooms to pionso thorn. So I
can and do thank tho Lord th&t I still
hnvo- opportunity for Bervlco, and I am
suro that this iB a larger and moro hope-
jjpl opportunity than I hnd in Georgia;
also, tlioy pay mo a hotter salary,
Nov. 18—1 stnrtod this lottor ton days
ago, not intending to send it to- you
until about tho time of your birthday.
J will now flni»h)lt up,and sond it on,
that wo may, through tho lottor, congriit<
uldto ygu on this annivorsnry. I hnvo
just l-oturnod from tho North Carolina
Baptist .Convention at Ashovillo. The,
woathor was very pad, but wo had n
good, mooting. North Carolina 1ms mot
its $75,000,000 plodgo up to dnto;—but
tho, noxt year, in our prosont depression,
will try ub. I (not many frlondii at tho
convention, nnd bollovo tho- fellowship
of the saints Is about tho boBt tiling iii
thoso big mootlngB, v Wo had soma very
Interesting spOochos—^ppoolally Dr.
Love’s Bpoocli on his trip to Europo to
lnvestigato conditions and uoods.i
Tho Baptist Orphanago is iho pot
and pride of North Carolina Baptists.
It is a groat Institution. Wo lmye in it
525 children. Wo had OflO applications
lost year, and could only tako in 60.
Tlioro aro 21 orphanages of fill'sorts in
North Carolina.; Tho -Baptists of North
Carolina gavo tho orphanago last yonr
$108,000. You soo they holiovo it'.
My wife ib now in Raleigh, at lior
brother's, but will return in tho next
fow days. I am hero by mysolf. I got
up this morning and cookod lay Own
breakfast. So, you soo, at tlmos wo hnvo
to do lots of things.’ Last ovoning I
got a lottor. fronl my,boy in Holland.
Ho-gpt across all right. This Ib tho
fifth time ho has crossed t)io Atlantic.
Ho Bold ill ids letter that lie still counted
on getting homo for -Christmas.
I was surprised and disgusted that
Goorgia olootod too two Toms. I have
no uho fpr oithor rino, Tiioir oourso dur
ing tho wnr was enough for mo. I do
not bellovo tlmt wnr is a good tiling,
but a man who will see his country at
wnr, soo our young men risking their
lives in battle, nnd yot try to mnko it
impossible for them to finish thoir task
and win tho fight,—tho man who will iki
that is not worthy of the respect of
good. men. That is just the way I look
at tho wnr records of tho two Toms.
Still, if thoy suit Goorgia it ought not
to bother me.
Now, dear Bro. Rees, I heartily wish
for you many moro birthdays. I am
truly glad that I can call you my friond
and brothor. All earthly blessings that
our Father may see fit to bestow I wish
for you. I fool sure that tho blossod
Savior 1ms prepared for you a place,
and will some time take you Intfl HI*
full nnd bloesod fellowship, Ho Bays,'
Fjitbor, I will that thoy Whom Then
hast glvon nit’, lie with mo whore 1 am,
that thoy may bohold Thy glpry. ” I
hopo and bollovo Hint la tlmt happy
homo wo Bhnll 800 ami know nnd love
each othor. How glorious that will bo I
to ho gnthored in with nil IIIb dear
saints i Wo are willing to slay bore iuT*'
long ns God wills, but wo know that if
our earthly tnbornnelo woro dissolved we
hnvo n building of God— a “houso not
nmdo with hands, otornnl in the
heavens.” So, bo comforted mid glad ia
tho Lord!
I dosiro to bo romomborod to nil your
household. I romombor with pleasure the
pleasant visit to Mr. nnd Mfs. Adamson
in Carrollton.
Goodbye, doar brothor, and blessings
bo on you I My wlfo joins in this,
i Yours,
J. S. Hardaway.
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