Minister Joins Griffin First Baptist After Unanimous Call
Rev Joseph J Bennett of Jackson Hill Baptist Atlanta was unanimously called to pastor Griffin First Baptist. He accepted by telephone, will assume duties within three weeks after the Southern Baptist convention in Asheville, N C. Bennett has been a popular Atlanta preacher for over two years.
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J. J. Bonnett
Jackson Hill Baptist Church
Atlanta
First Baptist
Chuch of
Griffin
Poetor
Hennett
J. J. Bennett
Joseph J. Bennett
Jackson Via
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Bennett
Gald
Southern Baptist Convention
Asheville
N. C
First Baptist Church
Sermon at Central Presbyterian on God's Battle and Salvation
The pastor Rev. Dr. T. H. Rice preached a bracing morning sermon from II Corinthians, highlighting that the battle is not ours but God's. He warned against earthly ties after prosperity, urged revival like Jehoshathat, and urged trust in divine redemptive work to save from sin and inner struggles. The message spoke to both outsiders and Christians facing besetting sins, affirming God’s power over trials.
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T. H. Rice
Rico
David
God
Rehoboam
Solomon
Jehosaphat
Satan
Nat
Avithin
Second Baptist Church Holds Revival Sermon
A full Second Baptist congregation heard Dr M W Egerton of Knoxville preach from If a man die shall he live again. D L Leftwich sang moving solo. Many rededicated themselves and over thirty confessed conversion during the day. Meetings continue daily at 4 pm and 7 45 pm this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist Church
M. W. Egerton
Knoxville
Tenn
D. Ll. Leftwich
Gospel of the Kingdom preached to all nations
Dr William J Holtzclaw preached on The Gospel of the Kingdom from Matthew 24 14 asserting the gospel must be preached to all nations as a witness before the end of the Christian era. He urged readiness and mission mindedness for every Christian and church to spread the gospel locally and worldwide through preaching.
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William J. Holtzclaw
Jerusalem
Paul
Apostle
Jesus Christ
Lord of Lords
Philip
Simon Peter
Cornelius
Lydia
Christ
Fuller Way
India
William Carey
Jesus
Church of God
Judea
Samaris
Sermon on The Greatest Thought in Religion by Rev J D Stafford
Rev J D Stafford of Washington DC preached at Sacred Heart on The Greatest Thought in Religion. The eloquent address stressed God’s infinite love as the core of faith, linking it to Christ’s incarnation and redemption, and urged belief guided by love rather than mere reason.
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J. D. Stafford
Washington, D. C
Sacred Heart Church
Father Stafford
DY Ai
Jesus Christ
Christ
God
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Dr. Stafford
Via Dolorosa
Everlasting Punishment Sermon on Christian Science
The subject of a Christian Science lesson sermon was Everlasting Punishment. Five sections from The Bible and Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures discuss suffering, sin, and salvation, noting Jesus came to turn sinners from iniquities and that true deliverance comes from divine source rather than human endurance.
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Isaiah Lvili
Mary B. Eddy
Jesus
St. Paul
Education as bond between sections urged by Vanderbilt leader
Dr J H Kirkland of Vanderbilt addressed Trinity church about the importance of higher education in the South. He praised Emory and southern church colleges, noted Commodore Vanderbilt's million dollar gift to Vanderbilt University and urged broader support for educational work, referencing last week's Athens conference and future potential.
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J. H Kirkland
Vanderbilt University
Trinity Church
South
Kirkland
Emory College
Georgia
Commodore Vanderbilt
Sirkland
Athens
Immortal Best Sermon at Tabernacle Baptist
Dr. Broughton spoke at 11 on The Immortal Best from Mark 14 Presenting Bible emphasis from Sunday schools to a Bible training school He urged members to use time and talents and not be unfaithful standard bearers Questioned if readers are doing all they can with gifts and opportunities in service to God and church
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Dr. Broughton
God
Church
Passover Ends With Last Service at Old Synagogue
The Passover observance ends tonight at 6 o'clock for orthodox Jews and tomorrow night at 6 for reform Jews. Today features a 10 o'clock service at Garnett street Synagogue with Dr Dad Marx lecturing on the congregation’s history. The final service in the old Synagogue is today. next Saturday morning worship will move to the new Synagogue on Pryor street basement service.
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Old Synagogue
Mew Temple
Garnett Street
Dad Marx
Pryor Street
A Bride's Exquisite Bridal Trousseau At View
A detailed portrait of an Atlanta bride’s expansive trousseau featuring twenty six dresses from wedding gown to morning attire. Hand embroidery dominates, with all pieces bearing the bride’s name, and numerous imported gowns in white etamine and pale blue crepe.
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Trousseau
Atlanta
Jlook
Rain Rebels Western Iowa and Eastern Nebraska
A heavy rain swept western Iowa and the eastern belt of Nebraska this evening. Officials report no longer any danger of crop damage.
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Omaha
Nebr
Iowa
Nebraska
Trade With South America Line Of Steamers Needed
Washington reports on U S trade with South America in the prior year. American coal finds a steady demand in Brazil despite prejudices. if modern steamers operated New York to Brazil, return freight in coffee, rubber and similar goods would grow. American hardware, typewriters, sewing machines and other products hold markets abroad, with Brazil attracting students to U S technical education. Manufacturing in Chile and Ecuador shows growth in tools, cotton, shoes, flour milling equipment, and railroad purchases, while Colombia disturbances affect imports. An isthmian canal is seen as essential to gains. Cuba shows rising imports and exports with U S shipments and rail projects boosting commerce.
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Washington
Frederic Emery
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
United States
South America
Brazil
New York
Argentine Republic
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Guayaquil
Quito
Uruguay
Cuba
Barbecue for Gainesville Firemen Set on Court House Square
Gainesville volunteers plan a big barbecue and basket dinner on the court house square during frat week in May. The event features field day sports and a much anticipated performance by the firemen. Gainesville claims the best fire department for a town its size in Georgia with five regulars on duty and excellent equipment.
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Gainesville
Court House Square
Georgia
Formardy
Black preacher calls for hope rooted in work and character
Rev. H. H. Proctor preached at First Congregational colored church on The Hope of the Negro. He urged the black man to seek self-reliance through labor, education, and faith in God, arguing true hope lies in character, not Africa or northern migration, and that blacks and whites are complementary, not opposing.
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H. H. Proctor
Cashoch
Africa
Hig
Greece
Rome
Tomorow
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