The Final Judgment Sermon at Clayton Street Baptist Church
Special sermon delivered at Clayton Street Baptist Church Montgomery Alabama by Rev H W Provence on The Final Judgment based on Acts 17 31 urging attention to eternal matters amid worldly pursuits. He argues God will judge in righteousness through Jesus Christ and stresses accountability and readiness for the coming judgment.
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Montgomery
Ala
Clayton Street Baptist Church
H.W. Provence
Provence
Bury
Rev Stradley Preaches to Large Congregation at Trinity Church
At Trinity Church Rev W B Stradley preached yesterday morning to a large congregation. The service drew many parishioners and visitors, reflecting a strong turnout for the morning sermon.
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W. B. Stradley
Trinity Church
Sermon on Sin Morality and Judgment by Dr Stradley
A preacher challenges self righteous morality, urging belief in Christ and submission to God’s justice. He contrasts human goodness with divine holiness, warns of final judgment, and notes Dr Stradley’s recent illness and a notably engaging sermon theme on Zechariah iv 6.
Sermon by Rev F H Kerfoot at First Baptist
Rev F H Kerfoot secretary of the Baptist Home Mission board preached at First Baptist Church yesterday to a large audience. He spoke on the life of Christ using striking comparisons and illustrations. Afterward a special mission collection was taken and generous offerings were reported.
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F. H. Kerfoot
Baptist Home Mission Board
Landrum
First Baptist Church
Kerfoot
Baptist Church
South
Christ
Bishop Hendrix Delivers Sermon at First Methodist Church
Bishop E R Hendrix preached a scholarly sermon at the First Methodist Church on The Royal Priesthood drawn from Revelations chapters five and six. He called official members of the First and Merritts Avenue Metoo dist Episcopal churches to a meeting at the First church at 8 o clock to discuss building a new Methodist church on the north side. He also spoke at Merritts Avenue last night from Philippians 3 13 This one thing I do.
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E. R. Hendrix
First Methodist
Sermote
Merritts Avenue
Hendrix
Central Presbyterian Sermon by Dr Rice
At Central Presbyterian Church Dr Rice preached from the second epistle to the Corinthians evening sermon. He noted Pauls tenderness to the church at Corinth as evidence of true affection and spoke of reproving the loved when necessary.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Rice
Paul
Corinth
Fragmented Reflections on Promises and Family Bonds
The excerpt contemplates human nature and promises, contrasting progressive aims with divine guidance. It emphasizes the promises God makes to His people and the nurturing, enduring bonds within the family as the closest human relationship.
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Daverta
Meekness and Inheritance at Merritt Ave Church
At Merritt avenue church yesterday morning Rev. R. T. Baker preached on Matthew 5 5 Blessed are the meek for they shall inherit the earth He argued the earth and its vast resources will be inherited with Christ but only by the meek He contrasted worldly views of the earth as grim with Scripture teaching that God owns all and believers become co heirs through meekness teaching that gentleness humility teachableness and submission to God are essential to true inheritance and character
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Uriah Heep
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Gratitude Letter Praises Atlanta Firemen After Luckie Street Fire
C D Campyr chief clerk in the United States attorney office sends a glowing letter to Chief W R Joyner and the Atlanta Fire Department. He thanks them for prompt efficient service at his home fire on Luckie street and for tending to his sick wife. Firefighters saved his furnishings. only the roof burned before arrival.
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Atlanta Fire Department
W. R. Joyner
C. D. Campyr
United States Attorney’s Office
Joyner
Chief Fire Department
Luckie Street
Atlanta
United States
C. D. Camp
Will Build a Railroad in Alabama from Paint Rock
Huntsville reports that Gaunt Crebs H M Neel and St Louis financiers have bought the charter of a defunct Alabama coal railway, including 20000 acres in Paint Rock valley, to construct a rail line from Paint Rock thirty two miles up the valley. Surveys start next week as efforts to acquire Gurley and Paint Rock valley continue with new capital.
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Huntsville
Ala
Gaunt Crebs
H. M. Neel
St. Louis
Alabama Black Band Tron, Coal and Railway Company
Paint Rock Valley
Paint Rock
Mr. Creba
Malt Nuhine Das No Equal for Its Well Defined Purposes
An advertisement promoting Malt Nuhine Das as aiding convalescents and the weak. Attributed to Anheuser Busch Brewing Association of St Louis USA, with sale through all druggists. Contains period branding and health claim language typical of late 19th or early 20th century notices.
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Anheuser- Busch Brewing Ass'n
St Louia
Old Claim Against Mexico Prompts California Heir Action
J R Leese, eldest son of Jacob P Leese, seeks recognition of his father part of an 1868 Mexican grant of 18 million acres in lower California. The deal included 100000 paid for the land with a promise of 50000 back if colonization failed. Mexico allegedly refuses to honor the claim. Leese plans to petition the State Department for acknowledgment and restitution of property shared by heirs.
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California
Monterey
Cal
London
Jacob P. Leese
Lower
Mexico
Dias
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Western rail rates clash raise possible boycott and reshuffle
A joint meeting of the Western Passenger Association and trunk line representatives next Wednesday aims to settle a rate cutting dispute from St. Paul to New York. Pressure will push for a policy to curb the cuts, with possible boycott threats against the Chicago, St. Paul and Canadian Pacific routes if no agreement is reached. The note outlines a history of past boycotts, mentions the Texas-based Texarkana line arrangements, and cites key officials like E. E. Smythe and S. W. Fordyce in the evolving ownership and tariff framework.
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Boo
Canadian Pacific
St. Paul
New York
2 Western Road
SCC
Western Passenger Association
Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf Railroad
Fordyce
Jreal
Texas
Texarkana
8. W. Fordyce
E. E. Smythe
8. W
Texarkana and Fort Smith
M. L. Beavell
Tex
Smythe
West
Memphis
Springfield
Pittsburg
Gulf
Lightburne
Looney Bradley contempt case opens in Lumpkin court
The contempt trial of Detective David S. Looney and William Bradley proceeds in superior court before Judge J H Lumpkin at 9 am. Solicitor Charley Hill leads prosecution with witnesses including Lowry Arnold Robert J Jordan Tinney Rucker. The case centers on alleged juror inducement in a pending will matter and a planned report to the judge by the involved lawyers.
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David S. Looney
William Bradley
J. H. Lumpkin
Charley Hii
Lowry Arnold
Robert J. Jordan
Jordan
Reuben Arnold
Lumpkin
Tinney Rucker
Jumpkin
Looney and
Bradley
Colonel Jordan
Looney
Alm
Arnold
Trustees Meet Today of Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Assn
Supreme board of trustees of the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association will convene this afternoon at the Kimball house in Atlanta. The women’s insurance group has over 60 000 members and about 600 branches across sixteen states, with Buffalo New York headquarters. In Atlanta are Mrs E B McGowan supreme president Mrs J A Roger supreme recorder Miss M F Gallagher Miss Alieta Blaney Miss Kate Mahoney Miss Julia A Ward Lt Kate Gaughran C Katherine Dowling Miss M L Youngblood.
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Supreme Board of Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent Association
Board of Supreme Trustees
the Ladies' Catholic Benevolent Association
Kimbal House
Womeng Insurance Association
Buffalo
N. Y
Board of Tustees
Atlanta
E. B. McGowan
Supreme
J. A. Roger
Supreme Recorder
Erle
M. F. Gallagher
Port Jervis
Alieta Blaney
Kate Mahoney
Troy
Julia A. Ward
Chicago
TRY GRAIN O ARE YOUr Urucer wuaYy CO puuW YOU
Grain-O is advertised as a coffee substitute made from pure grains promising a rich seal brown color like Mocha or Java. It claims to be harmless for children and adults with delicate stomachs and is priced at 15 and 25 cents per package, available from all grocers.
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Urucer wuaYy CO Puuw You & Packar
Java
Ail Grocers
Grocers' Smoker Tonight For Atlanta Trade Members
Members of the Atlanta Retail Grocers Association will meet this evening at 8 o clock at the Nonesuch lunch rooms on New Marietta street. An informal smoker with speeches by prominent members will discuss timely topics of interest to grocers and city wholesale men. Invitations have been sent to members and friends for the gathering.
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Nonesuch
Atlanta
Retai Grocers’ Association
L. B. Morgan
B. F. Byfield
Virgil Maddox
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