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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1914
Page
33
The congregation prepares for Easter with special services and musical programs across many churches. Notable choirs and organists include Christ Church and St Luke’s, with processions, hymns, and antiphons listed for the morning observance. Prominent performers and clergy are named among the church programs and scheduled processions.
A detailed program list for St Anthony Church features organist and director ASmus alongside a choir led by Archur and others. The event includes a Sunday service with a plainchant sequence, underscoring the church’s musical tradition and the participation of Miss Corrigan and Mrs Patnam in the performance.
Fragmentary OCR lists church figures and names including Isla My Redes and various honorifics. Mentions hubert weilener and brown barton among others. overall unclear event but notes religious governance and a central organization.
A loud program list records organ preludes and anthems performed by multiple church choirs including First Baptist and West End Baptist. Names of soloists and choir members appear linked to works such as The Resurrection, Hosanna, and The Lord Risen. The page notes organists, pastors, and the schedule of morning and evening services with varied hymns and offertories.
A damaged OCR passage notes an organist and director at Congregational Central Congresa. It mentions 5 organ preludes and an anthem titled Have Talen Away My Lord. The text is garbled but indicates an evening service and participation of organist Bryer.
A fragmented list of organ pieces and anthems, with names like Handel Wagner Gounod and Parsonage choir roles. Mentions Dawn morning service, choirs, organists, pastors, and the Bearden Park Street location, all in a period voice.
West End Church will hold an Easter service with baptism and mus ic led by organist Mrs John Byington. The program includes hymns and offerings from various choir members and names Christ Onur Dassion and Glory Barr among participants. The event emphasizes spiritual praise and church rituals for the season.
Baptismal services will be held Sunday at Wesley Memorial Church with the presiding pastor Jehovah Jett leading the morning service. Adulte will be baptized and welcomed into church membership followed by a church reception and special music by departments.
The Catholic Church on Cen tgal avenue presents a fine Easter program with the Yvonne era ladies choir performing at 7 040 and 114 wm. The program includes items such as Harm on Tanbert Remi Conti Cloran and Gounod's Pray the Lord with a devotional tone.
Dr McGlauflin of Chicago will preach at the Piret Universalist church on Haris Street Wear Peachtree, with morning and evening services. The program includes organ music, solos, and a portion of new members joining after the morning service, followed by a Bible class address by Dr J W Conkling at 1 oclock.
A damaged notice outlines Easter week at St Philip's Cathedral with a Sunday morning service featuring the Luster anthem Christ Our Passover by Schilling and an evening service including Magnificat. It invites congregants to Holy Communion, breakfast, and prayers, with a children's festival and sermons on Great Pictures of the Redeemed.
Community event at Central Baptist on Sundays features school superintendent Joe B Autry organizing the Sunday school, student recitations, and songs by American Gospel singers. Will Upahin will speak on temperance, with Wathen presiding and Upshaw among Anti Saloon League leaders. The rally targets banning booze, saloons, and clubs.
Rev C O Jones will deliver Easter sermon at Trinity church with special services and decorated by church ladies. Music from past anthems and hymns will support the program as he preaches on The Resurrection of Jesus and The Results of the Resurrection in the evening sermon.
The Taher nagla Paptint church invites community to an evening service led by Dr White. He will address ethical questions surrounding dance and faith, speaking on the spiritual implications and urging thoughtful reflection for attendees.
The Rasizond Jung Mens Christian association resumes activities with Sunday services and special music by the orchestra. A good meeting is expected as arrangements are made for a full service and fellowship.
The Congregational church planned special Easter services including hymns and a communion at today’s late morning hour. The sermon would be delivered by the pastor, with a Sunday school program and readings, all scheduled to meet promptly.
A local pastor marks his seventh year at the Iris Secret School building church services. A welcome reception and baptismal rites are planned for new members. Rev Wil Mam O Foster begins a sermon series at Christian Church with a Sunday evening evangelistic talk themed Three Crosses.
Gospel tent services to be held at East Point near White Way. Pyeshytotlang of Uist Pot plans worship during sailing and summer with a morning service and open invitation to the public at Daster services. Local contact details not fully readable.
Park Street Methodist church presents a special musical program featuring a long service with a chorus and choir, assisted by well known musicians. The event promises a full evening of sacred music performed by local talents and guests.
The Georgia section of the American Chemical Society backs Georgia chemical industry growth with support from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. Arthur D Little of Boston will speak on industry potential, urging capital and understanding from business leaders to foster diversified chemical plants in Georgia and the South.
A fragmented report outlines a planned talk by Pastor Hualts Mugigin of the Linke Blegh church in East Point. The event centers on chemistry and industrial progress, with references to German scientific lessons, religious themes, and a sermon tied to economic development.
The Young Mens Bible class of the Druid Hills Presbyterian church will meet as usual at 10 AM Sunday in the church. Members are reminded to attend. visitors are welcome.
John L White of the Second Baptist Church invites the public to Easter services following a call for special music and overall church worship. The notice asks attendees to join in the Easter events and attend the listed services.
Fragmented notice reports union services at Inman Park Church with unclear details. Mention appears to reference a schedule or event time though the text is garbled and hard to parse. Entities include Inman Park and a church, with uncertain remaining specifics.
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