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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1915
Page
35
A long OCR fragment lists Easter morning services in many churches with special music programs. It mentions cathedrals, parish choirs, organists, and a variety of hymns and anthems to be performed. Names of choirs, conductors, and participating singers appear amid the program notes and schedule references. The text also notes processions, chorale settings, and planned congregational participation in the worship activities.
A Catholic service program lists organist and director Anthony, with choir members including Galm Corrigan and Mrs Patnam. It notes a plan for a Sunday service, church events, and accompanying organ works by Gounod and Boucher. The fragment references various pieces, rehearsals, and performers in a period church setting.
Fragmentary OCR lists names and roles at a religious gathering. Mentions charities, organizers, and a central choir with several individuals. Details are unclear due to garbled text.
A readably garbled page lists organ preludes postludes and anthems performed by choirs at First and West End Baptist churches. It notes soloists and choristers such as Grace Lee Brown and Jean Pitta, with various instrumentalists and conductors named, along with titles like Resurrection, The Lord Is Risen, and The Resurrection of Health, reflecting a period- and church-specific music program.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a list of organ preludes anthems and hymns with references to a church service. Mentions central congress signals and an organist director named Bryer. Text is garbled but suggests an evening service may be absent and references to specific pieces and performers.
Fragmented OCR notes describe organ pieces and anthems performed by the church choir, listing titles, composers, and performers such as Mrs Patterson Shelley Quartette, Miss Wamte Lre Bearden, and organist staff. The snippet references morning service repertoire including Debhter Litter Anthem and Christ Our Passover, with postlude and chorus.
The West End Church will hold an Easter service featuring baptism and special music. Organist Mrs John Byington will lead the worship with a sequence of hymns and offertories including Christ Our Lord and Glory to God while inviting congregants to join in responsive singing.
Special services will be held Sunday at Wesley Memorial Church with the presiding pastor delivering the sermon. The event includes infant baptisms for children and a church reception following the service. University choir to render special music as part of the program.
The Catholic Church of themmacu announces a fine Easter program at Cen tgal avenue with a 7 040 and 114 pm start. The venue's ladies choir will sing works including Conti Cloran and Gounod.
Dr McGlauflin of Chicago will preach at the Piret Universalist church on Sunday with morning and evening services. The program includes organ numbers and choral pieces, with several members to join the church at the morning service. Dr J W Conkling will address Bible classes at 1 o clock. An invitation is extended to all to attend.
A damaged parish notice details St Philip's Cathedral Easter plans incl a Duster Sunday musical program. Services feature Christ Our Passover by Schilling, Magnificat, and an Easter sermon series with holy communion, children's festival, and special prayer services through Monday and Tuesday.
Central Baptist hosts a prohibition rally with Supt Joe B Autry arranging a Sunday school service at the church on Porsyth and Garnett streets. Special songs and recitations accompany a sermon by Will Upahan on temperance, with Anti Saloon League figures present.
Reverend C O Jones of Trinity church will preach Easter sermon on the resurrection of Jesus. Special services and decorated church by the ladies mark the festival with anthems and hymns from the choir and organ. Late afternoon music features arrangements from past Easter anthems and new works by church composers.
Dr White, pastor, preaches on the ethics of dance at Taher nagla Paptint church. The evening service includes scripture readings, a sermon and hymn singing, highlighting faith and conduct.
The railroad Y M C A resumes services with Sunday worship planned and special music arrangements. An orchestra will play, and the meeting invites all men to attend with a promise of a helpful, full service.
The Congregational church prepared special services for today with a special Easter program. The Sunday school will have a program with readings and will meet promptly at the stated time.
The pastor Henry Jere A Moora marks seven years in service at Iris Secret Church with a welcome ceremony for new members and baptisms. A sermon series begins at Christian Church with Evangelistic themes led by Rev Wil Mam O Foster at West Lind Christian Church.
Local religious gathering set in a large gospel tent at East Point near White Way. Services will be held on Sundays and during the summer with morning preaching. Public invitation extended to attend the worship and events surrounding the tent.
An upcoming musical program at Park Street Methodist Church features the choir with a special Sunday service. Admission details are given, promising a lengthy evening with multiple well known musicians and a collaborative performance.
Georgia chemists rally in Atlanta backing Georgia section of the American Chemical Society. Arthur D. Little of Boston will speak at the Atlanta Chamber on plans to boost chemical industries, urging bankers, manufacturers, and business leaders to invest in diversified chemical ventures for regional development.
A East Point pastor outlines a program touching chemistry, industry, and education. He cites Georgia university work on chemical processes and the role of science in economic development, urging support for applied research and state progress.
Rev Georg announces a two week revival starting at 4 p.m. at Wayne Memorial Church. He will conduct services with supportive workers as a well known evangelist, Dr Duvall, praised for prior successful revivals. Attendance and ongoing meetings are anticipated to grow with broad local interest.
The Young Men’s Bible class at Druid Hills Presby terian holds regular gatherings in the church at 4 AM. Members are requested to be ready, visitors welcome, with officers listed for oversight and tea service.
John L White of the Second Baptist Church announces Easter services with special music. The public is invited to attend the events at the church, with morning and evening programs scheduled.
The Inman Park church announces Sunday night services at eight oclock. The notice mentions a union gathering with local readers and a guest speaker, inviting all parishioners and neighbors to attend.
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