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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1904
Page
2
Rev Will D Gentry, a Chicago physician and author turned preacher, will hold two daily meetings at Columbian Woodmen hall 122 Peachtree street, starting Thursday night, with sessions at 3 and 7 30 pm for ten days or two weeks.
The Baptist Tabernacle Infirmary announces a Monday 10 a.m. course of twenty lectures on scientific cookery and dietetics at 69 Luckie Street Atlanta. Miss Nina Gilliland leads, aiming to train infirmary nurses with broader access for other students. The program covers chemistry and history of foods, marketing, sanitation, physiology, bacteriology, infant feeding, and emergencies, with a price of 10 dollars for the full course.
Revival services start today at Woodward Avenue Baptist Church with Dr JH Snow of Knoxville assisting. Snow, a seasoned evangelistic worker, will preach at 3 and 7 45 pm daily, with Mrs Snow as a singing and outreach partner. The pastor invites all members and Christians to attend for a blessed, spiritual revival.
Rev P Bond D D and Mrs Caswell Bond from Boston are in Atlanta for a few days then plan to travel south. They will speak at Central Congregational church and Immanuel Congregational church and at Atlanta Theological Seminary with morning and evening addresses. Dr Bond is a noted Congregational minister and Mrs Bond long served as a missionary to the Friquois and as secretary of the Women’s Department of the Congregational Home Missionary Society. They are touring the United States to speak on topics of vital interest and will visit several Georgia towns before two weeks end. They arrived from Birmingham on Thursday.
Ministers from Baptist, Methodist, Universalist and Christian churches headline today with 1 PM talks on topics like The Immutable Christ and The Claim of the Christ for the Redeemed. Evening lectures cover The Poor Man Fool, Confessions of Some Great Men, and more as a broad sermon series unfolds.
A Pleasant Surprise article presents a testimonial for Pyramid Pile Cure with a Grand Rapids reader recounting relief after five years of piles. The note praises the remedy as effective, noting it cost fifty cents a package and is sold by druggists or mailed upon payment.
Special notices invite railroad men to a Southern railway engineer D J Fant at the YMCA at 7 30. Sunday afternoon Rev John E White speaks on Gods Faith in a Man at 3 30 with a three sermon series February 7 14 21. Baptist services at Baptist Tabernacle and Central Baptist Church include sermons and pastor search activities with choir, music, and meetings for members and auxiliaries.
S ARONSON announces ready-to-wear suits skirts coats dress goods laces and trimmings at 70 Whitehall street plus a one day Red Star Trading Stamps offer for every cash purchase. New spring models shown including tweeds broadcloths and mohair fabrics with many reduced prices and no stamps on these goods. Also notes church listings and schedules for local congregations.
A string of obituary notices from February 6 details T D Hughes of Blackshear Ga death from grip and kidney trouble. Peter Baughn of Lexington Ga dies at advanced age, Civil War veteran and Southern Cross of Honor recipient. Rev John T Rogers burial at Mount Zion church after serving Laurens and Dodge counties. Mrs Louisa Vandergriff dies at 85 in Covington district. Colonel Joe Dodge, Little Rock, dies of heart failure with Bright's disease. William B P Washburn, Knoxville lawyer, dies aged 74, former Confederate soldier. infant Edgar Johnson dies in Macon with funeral at Riverside Cemetery.
Valentines offer from The Columbian Brook Co of Atlanta invites readers to send any amount up to ten dollars and the firm will choose a suitable item in return. The ad emphasizes flexibility in price and selection while promoting the Valentine theme.
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