Notable Sermons in Atlanta Pulpits Today
Read of major sermons across Atlanta churches with 11 am and 7:30 pm services at Second Baptist First Baptist Tabernacle Baptist Tabernacle and other houses of worship. Includes Christmas sermons, Bible conference notes, and forthcoming speakers from Northfield and Dallas.
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Atlanta
Ausaia
John J. White
Sistor
Second Baptist Church
Mublocks
Len G. Broughton
Baptist Tabernacle
S&s
Moore
Georgia
The
Inga
Broughton
Uual
Sperkers
C. Campbell Morgan
L.D
East Northfield
Mas
W. Pope
East Northfield Maas
C. T. Scofield
Dallas
Tex
S. D. Gordon
Cleveland
Ohio
Sorthfield
C Dixon
Boston
Mass
Lewis Chafer
Robert Miller
Morgan
Tabernacle
Jess
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
First Christian Church
B. Moore
Music and service schedule at St Paul Episcopal Auburn Auburn
The program for the Thorning service lists organ preludes and anthems by Richter Dudley Buck and Gounod with choir and offertory items. Evening service features additional music with soloists Ida Ford and Mungogle Ford, under Eustace Day. Also notes a sickness remedy testimonial for Dr King’s New Discovery.
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Thorning
Richter
Dudley Buck
H. W. Porter
Miss Evans
Wynne
Smart
E. Ly Aditora
Dubois
ST. Paul Episcopal
Auburn Avenue
North Fort Street
Ida Ford
Hardy L. Meith
Mungogle Ford
Ta Dewman F
Gloria
Kanski
Echora
Stalner
Magnificat
Nune Dimittis
Dirty coaches put under ban in Kaiser era decree
Berlin December 26 The agitation in the United States against dirty sleeping cars prompted the tollway minister to issue a Kaiser drawn decree. It prescribes thorough cleaning of all passenger carriages after each trip with carbolic acid and avuda, steam cleaning upholstery every two weeks, floors covered with linoleum, at least one hygienic faucet in each car, and hygienic lodgings with bathrooms for conductors and railway staff in contact with passengers.
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Berlin
United States
Tollway
Laura Knobloch Weds Claude Carnet In Macon
On Wednesday evening at the Catholic parsonage Miss Laura Knobloch united in marriage to Mr. Claude Carnet with Rev. Father McDonnell officiating. After the ceremony the couple hosted guests at the bride’s mother Mrs. Holso Knobloch’s home 68% Spring street. The decor featured white and green, with artful table displays and a generous array of gifts reflecting the couple’s broad appeal and promising future.
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Macon
Vecemper
Laura Knobloch
Claude Carnett
Father McDonnell
Holso Knobloch
Spring Street
Wren
Streetcar Workers Gift Presents and Mardi Gras Plans
Streetcar employees in Macon presented honors to railway leaders and gave each worker two days pay as Christmas tribute. In Natchez Mississippi a royal proclamation announces Mardi Gras celebrations beginning February 6 with Rex VII aboard the Senator Cordell, promising an expanded pageant drawing many visitors.
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E. C. Bruffey
Constitution Bureau
Second Street
Macon
Macon Railway and Electric Light Company
Thomas J Carling
J. H Hertz
J H. Nyhan
Street Railway
Natchez
Rex V1
Senator Cordil
Favor Present Monument Site In Mississippi
Jackson Mississippi December 26 If an attempt is made in the coming legislature to move the Confederate monument from the old to the new state house grounds as has been proposed a very fight with hollow as the Confederate veterans seem to be almost unanimous opposed to it and several local camps have recently pasted resolution and adopted memorials to the legislature protesting against such action.
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Jackson
Miss
State House
Bullet Wrought Fatal Shot In Columbus Ga Bar Incident
In Columbus Georgia on December 26 a confrontation ended with John D Irvin being shot in the abdomen as a man named Zeno Patrick fired a revolver. Irvin later died. Witnesses say Patrick escaped to Alabama while others were wounded or taken into custody.
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Columbus Ga
Imm
Orother
Zeno Patrick
John Thor Patrick
John D. Irvin
J W Odom
George Harless
Irvin
Harless
Patrick
Alabama
Mailisf Irvin
Henry Brown
Girard
Jim Vimson
Phenix City
Annie Austin
Will Dixon
Wages cut at Sharon Steel Hoop Company in new year
Sharon Pennsylvania December 26 The Sharon Steel Hoop Company announces a wage reduction effective January first averaging about 10 percent. The cut applies only to workers not governed by the Amalgamated scale The company employs about 1200 men and operates independently of United States Steel Corporation.
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Sharon
Sharon Steel Hoop Company
United States Steel Corporation
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W. W. Landrum
Firat Baptist Church
Hey
WW. S. Bradley
Tl A Om
Trinity Methodist Church
Regious
Edward Young Clarke
First Methodist Church
Clementine MacGregor
Shepherd
Holden
Christ Child
Shepperd
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Alabame Street
Jennie Armstrong
Atlapia
Min¢ Armstrong
Young Mens Christian Association
John
Jentina
John Mutin
Baptist
First Baptist
Noel
Holy Child
Shelley
D'kyry
Carnet
Gounod
John ‘Scott
Adam
Solon Druckenmiller
Gullmant
Liliam Clark Todd
Harry Jones
Milas Sydney Lance
Miss Gullmer
Ducken
Second Baptist
John 5. White
Young People’s Union
Central Baptist
Forsyth
Garnett Streets
S. R. C. Adams
Corner Boulevard
Irwin Street
Brown Memorial Baptist
Hood
A. Babb
Cppaton
Capitol Avenue Baptist
N. B. O'Kelly
North Atlanta
Hemphill Avenas
Emmet Street
Nl A. O
William
Xeldinger
Kerlin
Gullmart
Wely
Shawley
Miss Nis
Willingham
Shelly
Mras Colcord
Miss, Nix
A. R. Colcord
EM Wilingham
R. O. Kerlin
Frances M. Burks
McDonald Baptist
Dormer Weat Fair and
Walnut Streets
Julia 3. Rodgers
Aupuly
Rodgers
Henry W. Fancher
Catholic
Immaculate Conception
Hunter Street
Central Avenue
L. X. Bazin
Sacred Heart
J. E. Guon
D.D
Father Rapler
Iliafi ST. Anthony
Gordon and Ashby
O. Jackson
Christian Science
Second Church OF Christ
Peachtree ‘Street
Bunttes
Senta
Episcopal Church
Washington and
Hunter
A.W Knight
Down
al & m
W. W. Steel
Bunda, OG
ST. Pryor
Ahd
Houston
Al.m. Buthday School
Church OF the Incarnation
Lee
Garden
West End
Edward M. Skagen
Curch OF the Good Shepherd
Plum Street
Tupper
Chapel OF the Holy Innocents Woods
Svene
Weat
Peachtree
TUE
Morning Avenue
Inman Park
Hev
E B Johnson
Mission OF ‘the “Holy
Atlanta Avenue
Palliam
Rand
Oclock
Stee
All Saints Church
West Peache Tree
North Avenue
East Point ST. Paul Chapel
Hapeville
Christ Church
Austell-Chapel OF
Good Shepherd
E. BE. Johnson
Price
Decatur Chapel
Hole Trinity
ST. Andrews Mission
Grant and
Milledge Streets
Gordon N Hurtell
ST Paul
A. E Day
Miniat
Serman
First ME
Soluth
Peachtree Street
Porter Place
Charles W. Byrd
Ilam
Fpworth League
Trinity Methodist
Whitehall Street
Christ
Mutt
V. LI
W. C. Fools
Modern Methods Orchestra
Epworth League
ST Mark Methodist
Charles O Jones
D. D
Third Street
Church Corner
Fifth Streets
S.S. Wallace
Judies
Patne
R P Cochran
R B
England
Batiste
the Angels
Ashford
RB. O
Vallost
Holy Voices
Schenecke
Anerhein ST Johns
Georgia Avenue
South Pryor Street
FH Quiltian
Wesley Memorial
Ivy and
Grace Methodist
Houston Street
John &. Jankins
Bell
William M Slaton
Ton Om
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Garnett Street
D. G. Philips
Frayel
Cumberland Presbyterian
Barris
Spring Streets
George H. Mack
Seely
First Presbyterian
C. P. Bridewell
First Presbyterian Church
Tinelock
Universalist Church
Ah, McGlauffin
Booth Lowry
Mississippi
Lowry
Blue Mountain Institute
South
Misa Zurn Cawihon
B.C. A
Colored Young Men'a Christian Association
W. G. Alexander
Alexander
A.&f
A. & P. Special
Sultana
Hornby
H-O
Tryphosa
Huyler's Chocolate
P. Chocolate
Walter Baker's Chocolate
Runkel Bros. Chocolate
Huyler's
Baker
Runkel
Huyler
Vienna
L&lb
Campbell
Guiden
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea CC
Whitehall St
Pierre M. Bealer
Mar
Pancer
Bock
Bent
Bye
Kansas City
W. E. Hawkins
Etna Life For
Prudential Building
Waskin
Drugers
Eaton Dun Co
Atla Ga
Dr. King
Beall
Kaiser
Sanett
Knoblock
Streetcar
Baby Pope
Iren An
W. W. Weeks
Pinewood
Dr. Reynolds & Con
BIO. Austell Building