First Methodist preacher stressed power of the Holy Ghost
Dr John W Heidt of The Wesleyan Christian Advocate preached at the First Methodist church to a large crowd despite a sore throat. He cited Pentecost as a turning point for the apostles and urged personal experience of religion and active support for foreign missions.
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John W. Heidt
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
First Methodist Church
Heidt
Hetdt
Peter
Heidi
Doctrine of Atonement in Christian Science Lesson
The article outlines the seven sections of the lesson sermon on Doctrine of Atonement. It discusses purification of thought, denial of material pain, spiritual law of love demonstrated by Jesus, true prayer, atonement through divine law, and the crucifixion and ascension as the climactic demonstrations of at-one-ment with God.
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Christ
Tan
Jesus
God
Ulfe
Revelation to Human Affection at St Luke
Rev C B Wimer preached on the revelation of the risen Lord to human affection from John 20 2 focusing on Mary Magdalene as the first witness. He urged lifting affection beyond earthbound ties to spiritual communion and the church’s work, noting Jesus told her to tell the brethren and to touch him only in spirit.
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St Luke
Wimer
John x
Mary of
Magdala
Jesus
Christ
Emmons
Thomas
Mary
Shephes
Rabboni
Lfe
One Fold One Shepherd Pope Leo XIII Sermon
Morning service featured Dr Gunn arguing the one fold and one shepherd concept. He asserted the Catholic church is the sole true church with Leo XIII as the living shepherd. The Rt Rev. Bishop Kefley followed praising Leo XIII and his defense of biblical inspiration.
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Christ
Catholi
Ofd
Catholic Church
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Rome
Jerusalem
Mary
Peter
James
Andrew
John
Paul
God
Ryler
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Kefley
Leo
Artynine
The Raising of Lazarus Sermon at Jones Avenue Baptist
Dr William J Holtzclaw preached on the Raising of Lazarus from John xi 41 44 focusing on Jesus and Martha meeting, Lazarus four days dead, and the call for belief. He urged personal conversion through Christ, prayer for dead souls, and the Master as ruler of nature, sin, and redemption.
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William J Holtzclaw
Lazarus
Jesus
Bethany
Martha
Mary
Christ
Jesus Christ
Jairus
Nain
Kingdom of God in the believer’s heart sermon
At Moore Memorial Church Dr A R Holderby preached on the kingdom of God from Romans 14 17 defining it as righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Ghost. He stated it is not meat and drink but the inner reign of God in the soul through Christ’s imputed righteousness, producing peace and joy.
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Moore Memorial Church
A. R. Holderby
Apostle
Corinthians
God
Christ Christ
Christ
Tbergagle Baptist Evening Sermon on Society and the Devil
Rev L G Broughton denounces society as artificial and false, urging Christians to abandon worldly amusements and instead dedicate time to church and humanitarian work. He cites Rev G Campbell Morgan’s criticism of society and calls for prayer, reform, and aiding the needy to rescue society from corruption.
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L G, Broughton
jDevil
G Campbell Morgan
Jesus Christ
God
Alimony Hearing At Gatneg Resumes In Superior Court
The alimony case in Gatneg before Judge J H Lumpkin resumed Saturday and occupied the entire session. The trial has extended over three Saturdays with testimony from the plaintiff still ongoing. It adjourned to next Saturday for further proceedings.
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Gatneg
J. H. Lumpkin
Superior Court
Ioi
Pentecost sermon fills First Baptist with spirit and mission
Rev. Dr. F C McConnell of the Home Mission Board preached on Pentecost at First Baptist Church to a crowded house. He said Pentecost introduced the Holy Spirit as the church’s world wide mission energizer and the cause of evangelization. Dr. Landrum urged a large home missions offering and announced a week of special services with Rev. Sparks W. Melton of Augusta preaching nightly. The public was invited.
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F. ¢. McConnell
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Church of the Holy Spirit
Landrum
Virst Baptist Church
Sparks W. Melton
Melton
Franken Square
Baltimore
Augusta
Richmond College
Virginia
Bon Dn
Publc
Prepare Ye the Way of the Lord at Second Baptist
Rev. John H. B. Witte returns to Knoxville and urges a church revival beginning next Sunday. He calls on believers to clear crooked paths, seek God's way, and yield to the Holy Spirit to bring righteousness and renewed joy of salvation.
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John HB. Witte
Knoxville
Tenn
Christ
Moses
Gad
Father Shadewell To Leave Atlanta For Albany Mission
Father Ga X Shadewell of the Church of the Immaculate Conception will leave Atlanta to lead fifteen mission stations in Albany Georgia. He will be assisted by Father Reich and his departure causes high interest and regret among congregants while a successor to Father Bazin has not been announced.
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Albany
Ga X. Shadewell
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Atlanta
Father Shadewell
Father Reich
Georgia
Father Bazin
Kelly
Congregation of the Church‘of the Immaculate Conception
Sermon on The Church at First Congregational
Rev H B Proctor preached to a large audience at the First Congregational church colored yesterday morning on The Church using Ephesians iii 14 21 as text. He described the church as the sacred institution chosen by the Father redeemed by the Son and united by the Holy Spirit a golden rock in divine plan.
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EH. Proctor
Proctor
Paul
Railroad Y M C A Active Members Contest in Atlanta
The Y M C A railroad department in Atlanta is conducting its fourth annual membership contest between two teams the Greens and the Oranges. With 400 plus members the department is remodeling 4444 East Alabama Street to handle increased bath use. Each team has 100 men, aims to recruit by May 30, and the winning team captain will receive a prize. Last year 284 members joined. A grand rally and reception will cap the effort in late May.
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Atlanta
The
Young Men's Christian Association
East Alabama Street
Greens
Albert S Thompson
Ciref
Western and Atlantic Yard Office
O. F. Ellington
F Bowen
JL. Woods
F. Carter
WF. Yarbrough
J. W. Langston
C. E. Richmond
A. L Garrison
Evans
D O. Blake
C W. Eddins
C . Hamilton
A. P Brown
T. B Akridge
A K Thurmond
J. F. Hamilton
Joe Stott
Ransom
W. A Maddox
Walter J. Bell
Southern Railway
W. H Dunlap
J. D. High
J. C. Rudhail
J .F Wilson
A. J. Barry
W. L. Stallings
John McDonald
E W. Russell
J. Ty Perkins
C G Harris
WL Davkison
BE. M Liddell
D. Knight
ED v. Swann
J.T. Lynch
W. BR. Dodge
Henry Polak
Advertised Letters at Atlanta Post Office April 12 1902
List of uncalled letters for the Atlanta Ga post office for the week ending April 12 1902. Names include Miss Griffie Allen Mrs Savannah Sailer Miss Emma Brannett Mrs Hattie Branch Miss Roxie Black Miss Lula Barnes Miss Faine Bowes Misa M Banniger Sybil Bliss Mrs E H Beavers A C Boucher Willeminus Grown Annie E H Bobson etc Gentlemen and ladies lists show numerous entries with many initials and full names. Callers must state advertised and pay one cent per letter.
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Atlanta, Ga
Leas
Griffie Allen
Savannah Sailer
Emma Brannett
Hattie Branch
Roxie Black
Lula Barnes
Faine Bowes
Misa M & Banniger
Sybil Bliss
E H Beavers
A. C Boucher
Misa Willeminus Grown
Annie EH Bobson
Fannie Cole
Is M Cochran
Georgia Counts
Sallie Coleman
Hattie B Clower
Henrietta Carter
Letitia
Colding
Maud Dukes
Alice Dackins
James DeLay
Carrie Davis
Millie Dixon
Clara Diamond
Callie Dobbs
Susie Dyeme
Maria Hatten
C R Hudson
Lillian Holland
Lena Howard
Lowe Howard
M Li Johnson
Manda Jackson
M V Johnson
Cloe Jackson
Stallle N_Jones
Litfle Jones
Aversing Johnson
Pet Lenwood
Ida Laurene
Annie Lumpkin
Margattis
Maybell Meador
Olaf
Robi Arrington
G W Alexander
J.H Anderson
Joe Ammons
Adam
Sam Adams
M L Boldes
J A Bond
Paul Bradley
N M Bowen
Chas A Bogart
Chas Brantty
Albert Brittan
Mack Bridges
Mr Budre
W Boyd
Robin Burriss
Thos Bush
W L Brannon
W J Bell
D P Barkaman
Bert Colins
R C Conine
L R Cox
Geo S Ceane
T L Cowles
M W Crandall
T W Crouch
Geo Campbell
W J Cane
Louis T Clarke
R E Crenshaw
Campbell
M J Comer
John Caran
Mick Carter
Fl Cooper
W Cheer
Frank M Chandler
Fragmented list of names and firm notices from Atlanta period piece
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and companies, including Pete Dunn, J J Hearn, Col Thomas Leflurc, and Dr F T Powell, alongside business names like Hail & Bros, Med i Co, and Georgia other Co. It appears as a catalog of residents, potential correspondents, and assorted firms, with stray punctuation and misspellings. The fragment ends with references to profit delivery and an addressed method, suggesting a notice or advertisement context.
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W H Freeman & Co
Hail & Bros
Medi
Tutwiler Seda Water Co
Baswell & Son
Reurbon Chemical Co
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Sarah T. Goodwin
Minnie Smith Baker
R. J. Massey
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FE. M. Wiltse
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Southern Engraving Company
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John Itch
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W_H Ferrell
Thomas Falls
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J L Fennel
D J Gibson
Geo C Graves
Rich Griggs
Mitchell Godby
M B Greenberg
M C Grasty
Charlie Green
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J P Greham
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T R Gentry
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Jon_ Goodwin
H S Hynds
Josie Htoit
Arthur Hearn
Louis Harper
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Jas Humphries
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Claud Hatch
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Joe Howard
Laurence Hudson
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Harry C Robson
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J L Thomas
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Rufus Thompson
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W E ‘Thornton
EB D Thomas
JF T Tenor
James Twitty
J_Pinckney
Aaron Winson
Jas Wright
Albert EB Wynne
Will Waldrip
Randolph Walker
Quear Willingham
Ac Williamson
J P Wood
Mr Willet
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Dick Watex
Ernest Write
D R Watts
JO Wells
R W Watson
Wimbucsh
Carl Whetlock
Jas W Woodlyn
J F Yarser
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