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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1902
Page
10
Rev Theron Rice preached on The Pearl of Great Price at Central Presbyterian. He defined the kingdom of God as precious through Christ and urged total devotion and willingness to sacrifice for duty. He praised church support efforts and urged February gifts to aid evangelists and ministerial supply.
Rev John E White of the Second Baptist preached on life insurance as a moral analogy, noting protection and investment as gospel parallels. Insurance men attended and the pastor urged godliness as profitable for life now and the future, contrasting divine provision with human risk.
Rev C B Wilmer preaches on Selfishness from Matthew 16 24 25 noting Christ as universal man sacrifice over self preservation and outlines applications in commercial life national policy missionary duty and individual life. He contrasts Darwinian struggle with the life of denying self and following Jesus urging early pursuit of God.
Rev J C Solomon preached at the Modward Avenue Baptist morning service on spiritual sight and Christ's revelation. He spoke on 1 Corinthians 13 and the need to endure darkness, urging patience as heaven's light dawns and warning against spiritual blindness in a troubled world.
Dr. William J. Holtzplan preached on the great need of preparation for soul winning from Matthew 17 14 20. He argued that power comes from Christ not men and urged believers to climb the mountain with Christ before going to the multitude, warning against powerless Christianity and fanaticism while stressing faith in the gospel and Holy Spirit.
A religious guide argues against reducing Christ’s teaching to a written book. He defends a living apostolic authority led by Peter, insisting the church’s power to teach, absolve sins, and shepherd believers rests in the Magisterium, not codified scripture alone.
The speaker asserts that only a Christ founded church can be the supreme infallible rule of faith and that any other authority risks error and eternal damnation. He rejects personal interpretation and stresses obedience to a church regarded as infallible. The passage emphasizes church authority over individual judgment.
Dr Broughton preaches to a crowded house urging mothers to guard daughters. He says a mother should see everything and keep parlors closed to callers. He warns against bad matches, stresses character employment and avoiding improper business ties, and champions working girls while warning of temptations in the cold business world.
Mrs Ettie Martin Frye of Cuthbert Ga arrives in Atlanta forming part of the citys musical circles. Wife of L B Frye she is a cultivated vocalist trained by leading southern and New York masters. She sang at First Methodist Church and at Mrs Mansfield s West End concert for North Georgia Model School, earning wide praise.
Rail and travel notices outline Mardi Gras passenger fares from Atlanta to Mobile and New Orleans with round trips priced at 10.06 and 14.80 dollars respectively. Tickets go on sale February 4 to 19 with final index February 15, 1903, and extensions possible by report to February 15. 1903. Union depot and city ticket offices provide reservations and agent contact. Also notes Southern Furniture Exposition Co organized at High Point with 325,000 capital to build a large exhibition building for southern factories twice yearly.
A live notice offers a unique chance to buy Gentine Rogers aliverplate tableware at half price. Read at the southern office of the stock company before March 31. The sale is organized by Rogers and Bra Company at 93 Tehitehall Street Mehecht.
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