Noah Shut In to Bless and Build Better Lives
Reverend John E. White at Second Baptist preached on "God's Shut-Ins" using Noah in Genesis to urge converting confinement into growth. The sermon framed hardship as divine design, showing family ties, safety, and purpose emerge from being shut in, and cited Bunyan, Luther, and Job as examples of growth through adversity.
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John E. White
Second Baptist Church
God
Noah
Iit
Mfe
Nfe
Emerson
Boston
Hfe
Wenderly
Mark
Lfe
Paul
Eternities
Jory
Job
John Bunyan
Ledford
Martin Luther
John
Patmos
Mack
Mither
Round trip ticket to Morehead City by Southern Railway
Fare 23 65 to Morehead City N C and return good to October 31 1902. Daily sale. Trains from Atlanta depart 12 noon and 1 00 pm arriving Morehead City 11 30 the next morning. For details contact Southern Railway ticket office Kimball House corner phone 142 or J C Beam Jr D PLA.
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Morehead City
N. c
Southern Railway
Atlanta
Kimball House Corner
J. C. Beam, Jr
D. Pla
Summer Excursion Tickets to Seashore Lakes and Mountains
Central of Georgia Railway advertises summer excursion tickets to seashore, lakes, and mountains. Tickets are on sale daily at coupon offices and valid for return until October 51, 1902, with T. P. A. Fogg at 16 Wall Street, Atlanta, Georgia.
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Central of Georgia Railway
OH. Fogg. T. P. A
Wall St
Atlanta
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company
Henry Walters
Consolidated Company
New York Stock Exchange
Sermon at Federal Prison by Dr Holderby
Dr A R Holderby preached at the federal prison on a text from First Timothy urging prisoners to seek salvation through Jesus Christ. He affirmed that Christ saves from sin by His blood and not by human deeds, stressing forgiveness, love, and the need to accept Him as Savior.
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A. R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Federal Prison
Powell
Columbia Theological Seminary
Inman Park Presbyterian Church
Holderby
Inman Park
Apostle Paul
Paul
Jesus Christ
Earth
God
Christ
The Duty of Giving in the Patriarchal and Mosaic Ages
A sermon traces tithes from patriarchal times to Moses and Christ, urging faithful giving as essential to Christian life. It cites Malachi and 1 Timothy, stressing that believers must support the church, with a return to the first day of the week for offerings and the church’s obligation to give outward. It warns that neglect harms both individuals and the church, and notes the preacher’s role and deacons’ functions in sustaining ministry.
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Abraham
God
Christ
Moses
Israel
Malachi
Lil
Great Commission
Teach All Nations
Sermon at St Luke Warns Against Trust in Egypt
Dr. Wilmer urged the congregation to rely on God rather than worldly aid in a sermon titled They That Trust in Egypt based on Isaiah. He warned that seeking help from surrounding nations or stimulants harms spiritual vitality and urged repentance, faith in God, and prudent use of medicine.
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Wilmer
Israel
Egypt
Goa
What the Bible Says About Paying the Preacher at Jones Avenue
Dr Holtzclaw preaches on giving to support church work from first Corinthians and Galatians. He argues members should contribute or receive, citing Mary Magdalene and the widow's mite, and notes covetousness as a common fault in churches.
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Holtzclaw
Galatia
Paul
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Melchizedeck
Abraham
Deacons Ordained at First Baptist Church
The First Baptist church held a solemn ordination service for six men: L M Landrum HM Willett M M Hill George M Brown Fred B Lew and Edwin F Blodgett with presbytery involvement, addresses on deacon duties, and a large audience. The ceremony recognized two veterans and welcomed four new deacons.
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First Baptist Church
Dr. Landrum
R. A Monteith
L. M. Landrum
H M. Willett M. M. Hinl
George M. Brown
Fred B. Lew
Edwin F. Blodgett
John M. Green
Board of Deacon
H.M Willett
Macon
Landrum
Green
Measrs
Hill
Brown
B. F. Abbott
W. J. Northen
J. J. Maddox
Board of Deacons
P. Stewart
Crescent hotel to open at Hureka Springs resort
On July 8 the Crescent hotel at Hureka Springs opens as an all year resort under Frisco system management. Renovations aiming to rival southwest hotels. Also notes convenient Atlanta Carrollton train schedule with daily service except Sunday.
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Crescent Hotel
Hureka Springs
Frisco
Rev Byrd Preaches Talent Parable at Trinity Church
Rev Charles V Byrd preached on the parable of the talents at Trinity church with Rev H B Bradley assisting. A large congregation heard his Matthew 25:29 message about using talents or losing them and a special choir musical program followed. Procter later opened a series at First Congregational on Grumblers, urging trust in God and sympathy toward others.
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Charles V. Byrd
First Methodist Church
Trinity Church
H. 8. Bradley
Trinity
Dr. Byrd
Byrd
Irons
City Missionary
Copentill Church
Proctor
Rev
H. H. Procter
First Congregational Church
Colored
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Second Baptist
Spirit Land
American Baptist Publication Society
Cole
Nia
ST. Luke
Jones Avenue Baptist
Neal Loan & Banking GB
Jaying
H. Thornton
W. F. Manry
Fr. C. Caldwell
First Baptist
Mesers
M. Landrum
H. M. Willett
M. M. Hill
George W. Brown
Fred B. Law
Castoria
Infanta
Carrollton
Southern Ba Y
Thos. Egleston, Samwl
M. Inman
Tional Bank
United Capital
Robert J. Lowry
Thos. D. Meador
WM. G. Raoul
Travelers Chemist
Bea
Salta
John Oliver, Gos. T. Orde
Zane Ewarn
Omar
Bloodwerth
Aastos Atlanta National Bank
United States
Directol
Romain
Cartics
Tamon
Fourth National & Bank OF Atlant
United Peetes State of Georgia
Jas. W. Eaglish
W. &. Inman
Ong
Ottley
Cashion
Glunfolpal
Pricia Te
The
Robinson-Humphrey Co
Georgia
W. H. Patterson & CO
R. Wi
Alabama
Murphy &Co., Inc
New York
Chicago
New Orleans
South Pryor Street
Jackson Building
Broadway
Booth
John W. Dickey
Augusta
Southern Exchange
Turing
New Yor
Raffreld
United States Trust Company OF New York
Brown Brothers & CG
Philadelphia
Hallgarten & CG
Yerrulvye & GO
Baltimore
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