What the Negro Is Doing in Atlanta and Around Town
A survey of African American pastors and churches in Atlanta highlights Rev. Fisher, Rev. Wilson, Rev. Carlyle, Rev. Alexander, Rev. Newton, and Rev. Carter as faith leaders rebuilding congregations, paying debts, and expanding programs. Notes praise for community work, education drives at Morris Brown College, a charity play benefiting nurse training, and upcoming lectures by Dr Dante Williams. The piece also urges reform ideas for juvenile crime and mentions the local Y M C A drive to buy a building for colored men.
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Atlanta
Dr. Wilsons
Presbyterianiam
Dr. Wilson
W. J. Alexander
Macon
Toa
Imspurter
Alexander
Ehuyeh Dowh
Bethel Church
C. W. Newton
Carlyle
Wlre
Mortia Frown College
Mra
H. R. Butler
Dante Williams
Chicago
College Chapel
Morria Brown
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Augusta
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York
Obitsia
Shire
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Vis
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Gse
Liberty
Liberty Latin
Sik
Whitehall Street
Whitehall St
5Th Avenue
Jardinieres
Ial.arning
London
BBC
Georgia
J. M. High
F. James Bryant
Wheat Baptist Church
Chico
Gerson
Mount Meptist Church
Rev. Fisher
Aly
Tyrist
Prestor
Lax
Hue Manlly
Charles Carlyle
Fig Bethe
African Methodist Episcopal Shurth
E. R. Carter
of Friendship Bapilet Church
Tsaybe
Pere
Gorter
Aravel
Earth
Jesus Mes
Pervanta
Carter
Trulstc
God
Eternity
Stinson
Morris Brown College
Hishey Turner
Taber
Old King Street
Boston
Mass
State Street
Crispus Attucks
Cuba
Porto Rico
China
Philippines
Americana
J. Gs. Flipper
D.D
St. Paul
African Methodist ‘ Episcopal Church
Tumphries Sareer
Day
Auburn Avenue
Batttle
Young Men's Christian Association of Colored Men
Women's Club
H.R. Butler
MO. L. Moore &Sons
Draughtsmen
Broad Street
Prudential Building
The
Columbian Book Company
Athens
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