Second Baptist Calls For Peace In Atlanta Meeting
Resolutions by the Second Baptist Church of Atlanta pledge support for world peace and disarmament. They commend the world peace movement, urge Christians to discourage war, and back a mass meeting to promote peaceful ideals locally and nationally. Reverend W Lingle comments on the peace movement. action may be taken by his congregation later.
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Atlantana
Thin City
Second Baptist Church
Universal Peace Movement
Curlat
Beverly A. Evang
Jesus Christ
Atlanta
W. Lo Lingle
First Presbyterian Church
Hood Opens Interdenominational Series at Universalist Church
Dr E H Hood of Atlanta Theological Seminary spoke on Why I Am a Congregationalist at the Universalist church on East Harris. He traced Congregationalism from the Reformation to now, praising other faiths while advancing his choice to work within Congregationalism. The audience included many sect members as Rev E D Ellenwood led a devotional and introduced Hood as the series’ opener. Next Sunday Rev B Wilmer will speak on Why I am an Episcopalian at 4 pm.
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Universalist Church
East Harris Street
EH Lyman Hood
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Fife
Congregational Church
Hood
E D. Ellenwood
Ellenwood
B. Wilmer
Sermon Urges End to War and Prayer for Peace
Rev W C Schaefer Jr of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer urged that life replace death and war be driven out. He called for arbitration in national matters, education and evangelization to win hearts, and for conservation and reclamation as paths to lasting peace.
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W. C. Schaefer, Jr
Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Ufe
Prince of Peace
Ansley Park Lota Auction Today at 3 30 P M Edwin P Ansley
Philip Sidersky of Baltimore spoke at Egelston Memorial M E church on The Jew In America highlighting Jewish achievements in religion music and other fields. He noted controversies among ministers about Jews and praised the Atlanta Y M C A for open doors to Hebrew Christian evangelists. Sidersky promised an illustrated lecture Israel Among the Nations next Tuesday at MCA hall with free admission.
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Philip Sidersky
Baltimore
Atlanta
Egelston Memorial M. E
America
Christian Denominations. Mr. Sidersky
Sidersky
Y. MCC. A
Atlanta Y. M
Death notices from Americus and Griffin in Georgia
Samuel E Warlick prominent Americus merchant died in Mineral Wells Texas and his funeral set for Monday at First Baptist church. Anna F Smith formerly of Decatur died in Washington DC. funeral in Decatur Methodist church today. F D Howell aged mid forties died at 22 Shelton street. to Bishop Georgia for funeral. WM Rice father of Griffin merchant Joe A Rice died at Milner after week long illness with typhoid. age 59. He was a wealthy Pike county figure. burial planned for this afternoon.
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Samuel E. Warlick
Americus
Samuel & Warlick
Mineral Wells
Texas
First Baptist Church
Anna F. Smith
Decatur
Washington, D. C
Methodist Church of
F. D. Howell
Shelton Street
Greenberg & Bond
Bishop, Ga
M. Rice
Milner
Griffin, Ga
WM Rice
Joe A. Rice
Griffin
Pike County
Taft urges Unitarians to build principal church in Washington
President Taft spoke at All Souls Unitarian Church urging Unitarians to finance a major Washington church to mirror other denominations. He framed Unitarianism as Progressive Christianity and a national beacon, noting Washington as a growing center for liberal religious thought and education.
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Washington
Taft
al Souls
Teaching of the Trees Promotes Religious Unity
Rev. H Dean Elenwood urges cooperation among religious bodies to advance philanthropy and social reform. Using Trees as a schoolmaster, he argues unity over sectarian difference, noting each denomination derives from a common divine source and should shelter humanity rather than divide it.
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H Dean Elenwood
Universalist Church
Strong P.ca
Kingdom of Heaven
DROWN E. WHITE DEFENDS JEWS AT SOUTHERN BAPTIST SERVICE
Dr John E White spoke at Second Baptist on the Jewish role in Christianity and the fate of Jesus in history praising Judaism and Christianity as supplementary. He urged Jews and Christians to unite against persecution citing Krakow and Kishine massacres while noting typewriters rented by American Writing Machine Company.
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John E. White
Second Baptist Church
Spaak~ Ats
YMG
White
Jesus Christ
Dr. White
Christ
Europe
England
America
Jasus Christ
Avery
Jesus
Greece
Rome
Pauls
Mars Hill
Time for the church to crush locker clubs
Dr. A. R. Holderby of Moore Memorial Church urged action over prayer in a sermon on Thy Kingdom Come. He argued the church must fund and work for God's kingdom, and attack social evils like locker clubs selling whisky, which he said corrupts many. He blamed the church for passive defense while laws were defied and saloons thrived.
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A. R. Holderby
Moore Maemorial Church
Aten
Atlanta
First Annual Aesculapian Published by College of Physicians
The Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons has issued its first annual The Aesculapian edited by Henry Grady Cannon and J Ad aison Price. The volume honors Dr J Scott Todd and features class photos and club memos with advertising pages and art by L E B Morten and Smiley Bush.
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College OF Physicians
Atlanta College of Physisians and Surgeons
Henry Grady Cannon
J. Adaison Price
Crimeon
Chi Zeta Chi Chi Chi
Kappi Psi
Florida
South Carolina
Alabama
University of Georgia
Masonic
Gice
A. W Calhoun
W. Armstrong
A. C
Cannon
Price
L. EB. Morten
Smiley Bush
Schiller Players Open Season at the Lyric
The Schiller Players bow to Atlanta theatergoers at the Lyric tonight with The Girl of the Golden West as the opening production. Schiller, a leading stock producer, has assembled a strong company and aims for top material, with Perry of the Grand preparing to announce Emma Bunting and George Whitaker’s replacements. The season promises notable talent and high production standards as Atlanta awaits the verdict of the opening show.
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Schiller
Atlanta
Lyrica
Wa Schiller
America
Birmingham
Memphis
Norfolk
Wood
Perry
Grand
Emma Bunting
George Whitaker
Amanta
Shubert
Mr. Perry
Confederate Veterans Reunion Special Train to Little Rock
Low rate special train from Atlanta to Little Rock for Confederate Veterans Reunion. Leaves Oj Station Atlanta March 3, arrives Little Rock Monday morning. Through sleepers and coaches. Round trip from Tekets $11 $6. Tickets on sale May 13 14 16 with possible extension to June 14. City Ticket Office 68 Peachtree.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
Lotelock
Tekets
Aimitdha
Prinlage
Peachtree
Tragic collision leaves one dead and a family torn
Eyewitnesses recount a deadly crossing crash in College Park as a car driven by Mr Stewart collides with a fast train at a sharp curve. Dorothy Stewart died, Wesley died at the scene, and another child survived but gravely injured. Engineer Rast and Conductor Spratling reported the impact was severe, with the car hurled from the tracks and occupants thrown clear. Mrs Stewart survived, treated by Dr B P Curtis. Stewart blamed himself for misjudging the crossing. The train halted within a car length. rescue efforts centered on the brick pile where the children lay.
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Elkin & Goldsmith
Stewart
the Constitution
Stewart India
Wesley
Myron
Dorothy
Abc
Wealey
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Lyman Hood
W.C. Schaefer, Jr
Ansley Park
Lota Auction
Edwin P. Ansley
Phone Merchants’ Printing Co
Great Church
Dean Ellenwood
Net
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Christian of Christ
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J. A. Price
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the Lyric
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