Sermons in City Pulpits At St Lukes And St Mark
The sermon at St Luke s was by Dr Tupper former assistant pastor and the St Mark afternoon sermon by Dr Charles W Byrd pastor of First Methodist from Galatians 5 22 23 on the fruits of the Spirit love joy peace long suffering gentleness goodness faith meekness temperance The speaker urged genuine growth of Christian character from within warning against mere imitation and urging cultivation of grace through knowledge and action He emphasized that true fruit must come from within not be tacked on like wax fruit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark Church
Charles W. Byrd
First Methodist Church
Paul
Preacher Defends Blood Atonement Doctrine at First Methodist
Rev. Dr. Charles W Byrd preached on the atonement at the First Methodist Church. He argued salvation requires Christ crucified, tracing to Abel and the sacrificial lamb, and criticized substitutes from German theology. He cited Paul at Corinth and urged emphasis on the cross as essential to faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Byrd
First Methodist Church
Christ
Calin
Abel
Paul
Corinth
Prison chapel program inspires with song and sermon
A Federal Prison chapel service featured Mrs. W. S Yeates in a solo with Dr. J. Lewis Browne on piano, a quartet, and a sermon by Rev. Dr. Marx on brotherly love and Joseph in Egypt. The event offered hope and reflection for prisoners and visitors alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Prison Chapel
W. S Yeates
J. Lewis Browne
Tupper
Joseph
Egypt
Aftermath of the Election sermon at Tabernacle Baptist
Rev Len G Broughton denounced candidates Terrell Estill and Guerry as the best men for office yet urged consistency with state prohibition. He cited a Georgia Baptist convention resolution against nonpro prohibition supporters and said he would not serve on any temperance committee with Georgia Baptists or Methodists, blaming politicians for consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Len G. Broughton
Terrell
Esti
Guerry
Georgia Baptist Convention
Georgia
Georgia Baptists
Georgia Methodists
The Culture of the Cross Sermon at First Baptist Albany
Rev Dr Landrum preached on the culture of the cross citing Matthew 27 42 and stating that those who save others cannot save themselves He argued sacrifice is God’s way and that the cross represents universal ethical truth The message tied Christ s vicarious death to universal salvation in moral culture and historical progress Albany druggists report RU TER BA calls exceed others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landrum
Rome
Jesus
Ion
Georgia
Christ
Immanuel Baptist Church Opens in Atlanta After Eight Years
East Fair street and Berean avenue were opened Sunday for Immanuel Baptist Church. Begun eight years ago, the church grew from a two room cottage to a substantial building as funds allowed. The church, started by the Young Men's Missionary Society, evolved through sites at a Congregational church, an old factory, and finally the present lot after Second Baptist deeded the property. Rev J S Goodwin resigned, leaving the church stake independent and in need of a new pastor to lead the growing congregation of about one hundred members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Fair Street
Berean Avenue
Immanuel Baptist Church
Fair Street
Young Men's Missionary Society
Second Baptist Church
Congregational Church
Fulton Bag
Woodward Avenue
Conni
J. 8
Goodwin
City Water Works Department
Atlanta
Capitol Avenue Baptist
Gigen Street
Immanuel Church
Sermon at St Luke Prisons and Palaces
The sermon at St Luke Church urged active Christianity beyond sectarian lines. The speaker contrasted worldly ecclesiastical life with divine teaching and called for the light of Christ to illuminate homes, prisons, and palaces, urging daily small acts of virtue and self denial as the fabric of true faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke Church
Wilmer
Tupper
St. Evening
West Point
Yie
John Xili
Calgary
Labor of Love Sermon at Moore Memorial Church
Dr A R Holderby preached on Our Labor of Love for Christ from Hebrews six ten stressing God remembers true work done for Him. He warned against seeking wages or praise and urged self sacrificial effort, noting many church members give little yet demand reward. He linked Christ’s redemption to a labor of love and urged consecrated, generous service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A R. Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Christ
God
Paul
Church
Sermon at Trinity Warns Against Summer Temptations
Rev H. Bradley at Trinity Church urged congregants to do right at the sea shore and summer resorts, quoting Daniel and the furnace story. He illustrated Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego’s refusal to bow to Nebuchadnezzar’s image and the danger of yielding to temporary ease. He noted plans to finish interior improvements so next Sunday's service can be held in the auditorium.
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Bradley
Trinity Church
Rome
Daniel Iil
Shadrach
Meshach
Abednego
Mebuchadnezzar
Nebuchadnezzar
Tip
Caureh
Asbury Methodist Church Children’s Day Exercises
Children of Asbury Methodist Church held a day long program of songs recitations and dialogues. The audience enjoyed performances by forty or more youngsters and the pastor Rev G W Grider gave the address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asbury Methodist Church
Trud
Ivan
Lotth Shepherds
God
Nettle L. Sulie Schenck
Wenong Sullivan
Lottle Siidert
Louise Sullian
Edward Donohue
Sermon at Bethel Church by Rev R C Ransom
An overflow crowd heard Rev R C Ransom of Chicago preach at Bethel Church Auburn Avenue. He declared Jesus Christ the supreme administrator who governs by divine righteousness and that all who reject the gospel are enemies. The church will work to redeem humanity and bring forth a new earth through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Ransom
Chicago
Bethel Church
Auburn Avenue
R .C. Ransom
Jesus Christ
Christ
Advertised Letters List for Atlanta Post Office 1902
Week ending June 1902 uncataloged letters listed for ladies and gentlemen. Names include Mrs WD Ayers Mrs Emma Anderson Miss Amelia Alexander Miss Louis Allen Miss Sarah McCalmont Miss Ada Goodman Mrss Fannie Fortson Miss Frances Farrell Miss Laura London Miss Lizzie Levy Miss Alice Maxwell Miss Frances Parks Miss Willie May Pryfork Judge I C Adams and many others. Callers must state advertised and pay one cent per letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta, Ga
WD Ayers
Emma Anderson
W M Alexander
Lizzie ‘Amar
Amelia Alexander
Louis Allen
Serf Bogis
George Cheatham
Sarah McCalmont
H C Cowan
J E Clinton
Pope Campbell
Callam
Fogsie Crowe
Frances Carter
Fanny M Conklin
Mattie Collins
Ela Crawe
Jerome Daniel
Derek Day
Francis Dent
J B Dunlap
Eller Dinnes
Bewell Dexter
Birdie Ellerson
Reni Farrell
Fannie Fortson
Dolly Flowers
Francis Farrell
Bell Griffin
Ada Goodman
Annie Graham
Maud Green
L E Gresham
Lella Grant
Lorina Graham
Will Haverwell
Isabel Hyde
George Hallett
Ed Hall
E B Holmes
M V Hamilton
Susan Harden
Salle Howard
Rosa _Hart J
Sue Johnson
Lizzie Johnston
Belle Johnson
Lizzie Jones
Alice Johnson
Azie Jackson
H Johnson
Virginia_ Jones
SK Johnson
Sarah Waurel
Mammie Lancester
E J Langley
M B Toland
Lis Lane
Lucy London
Hattie Levy
Imiss
Alice Maxwell
Mase McHugh
D Moore
A # Moore
Wialder Maps
S. Moon and
Famiy
Mary Reynolds
Mary Rey
Harriet Reed
Sarah Rice
J N Reeves
Fannie EL Smith
Euler B Smith
Helle Smith
Prinnie Samuels
Watts Smith
Lina Sharp
Florence Satterlee
Bessie Smith
Lizzie Stanley
L Stovall
E J Terry
Lizzie Thomas
J & Taylour
Rosa Lally
Frank Taylor
Lilla Telfair
Cora Usher
Nettie Williams
Cornwilbun
Sarah Williams
Addie Watts
Liza Watts
J R Weeks
Ida Ta Williams
Lelle Williams
Janet Wilson
Lenora Wants
G@ J Walker
Frances Watson
Bb Warren
FL Weddell
Mary J W Young
C Adams
R Mac Adams
Ben Ali
Ajien
Ballon
Arthur, Burrell
Tillman Brown
Y P Babb
Irby
Randolph Banks
R Brock
T C Brown
Binger
Sam C_ Barnett
Fred Bonney
D Barron
H J Bell
W Cambell
Clarence M Calhoun
Reubin Cramley
Comer
L A Crews
J # Carter
H R Cook
M J Costa
Coleman
P H Chapman
Sam Dixon
Zack Daves
Harry Danwile
Frank Dickens
Tommie Dugan
EE Earlided
Robert Bonner Echols
W Fisher
Peter Floard
Bernard Gaston
Jic Gienn
John Green
Andrew Galloway
J J Green
Guss Griffin
Wm Gilmartin
John Grist
B M D Heard
Andrew Herley
James
Fragmented Roll of Names and Local Businesses
A mixed list of individuals with multiple spellings and nicknames along with a catalog of business firms and companies in Atlanta. The fragment includes numerous personals, organization references, street address guidance, and postal notes attributed to E F Blodgett and Maddox with a superintendent sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Mercantile Co
Roberts & Herald
Barber Asphalt Paving Co
Etchison, Bates & Starke
Pub. Co
Williams Medical Co
American Gin Co
Schwabacher & McKebby
Georgie Inventment Co
Lambert Holsting Engine Co
Nurses Home
Field Pub Co
Jacobs Bros
L 5 &P Ry
Atlanta Auction Co
E F Blodgett
Maddox
City Salesmen Ex cursion to Cumberland Island
Special train leaves Atlanta 8 30 P M Tuesday June 10th for Cumberland Island excursion. Tickets good on any regular train including June 13th. Sleeping cars and day coaches. Reserve berths and buy tickets at City Ticket Office Southern Railway Kimball House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Island
Atlanta
City
Southern Railway
Kimball House
Passenger Train Schedules at Union Depot Atlanta
Schedule lists arrivals and departures for multiple lines at Union Depot Atlanta including Central of Georgia, Southern Railroad routes to Jonesboro Savannah Macon Hopeville and Nashville to Marietta, with daily and Sunday exceptions. Indicates times for trains toward Jonesboro Savannah Macon Hopeville Marietta Nashville and Knoxville and notes daily trains with Sunday exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Depot Atlanta
Go Central OF Georgia Railway
Zonesboro
Jonesboro
Savannah
Hopevyle
Hopeville
Maca
Macon
Jonesborg
Hapeville
Hapasite
Jonestoro
Whitery
Atlantic
Nashville
Marietta
Ami Marietta
Memphis
Ami
Marietta Nashy
ST Point Railroad
Atlanta
Montgomery
Selma
Conyers
Lithonia
Covington
Augusta
Saugusta
Conres
Knoxville
Sam
Southern Railway Trains Leave Atlanta Daily
Trains depart Atlanta daily on a busy schedule with numerous through sleepers and coaches. Notable services include No 13 to Cincinnati, No 16 to Brunswick, No 28 to Columbus, No 35 to Birmingham Memphis and Kansas City, No 12 to Charlotte Denville and Richmond, and the Washington and Southwestern Limited arriving at Washington and New York. includes through sleeping cars, dining cars, and connections to Birmingham, Memphis, Cincinnati, Louisville, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Cincinnati
Brunswick
Columbus
Birmingham
Memphis
Kansas City
Charlotte
Denville
Richmond
Chattanooga
Washington and Southwestern Limited
Washington
New York
Macon
Atlanta and
New York Express
Atlanta
Norfolk
Valley
Aunday
Air Line Bell
al Etops
Toccoa
Cimuinrati
Louisville
Anniston
Florita Limited
Jacksonville
U & Past
Boston
Kimbal House
Union Depot
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DR. Mabe
St. Lukes
First Methodist
Federal Prison
Baptist Tabernacle
NEW Baptist Church
First Baptist
Albany
ST. Luke
Saber
Asbury Methodist
Das Lynch
wWillie McElroy
Din Mathews
J Stanley Moffett
Johnnie Mack
G Mayse
M McNeal
Henry Montgomery
F TZ Magnun
Davis Merritt
Clarence Mathis
Patrick Manchan
R M McCall
Mr Morris
Arther Marvin
W_A McGee
W S Morgan
G'A Nunnally
Lb H ‘Newell
Jonas Norris
Isham Rucker
Wm Reese
Jas S Robinson S
HH Scott
WM Shirly
A B Steiner
A J Showers
Fred Snyder
Jos Smith
Qdears Smith
Wm Summers
WN Slack
Lee Shanks
Jas Smallwood
George Small
Thos Sixelton
Jas § Smith
A J Stewart
H 8 Shaw
RH Shields
J JL Satcher
A W. Seay
Learl Stell
Jas T Snodgrass
Clifford Shaw
EB Tavior
J F Thompson
H Tucker
G P Tripp
John Thomson
E Turst
Frank Teller & Co
James Thrash
R_H Thomas
L W Terple
W—Thomas Waters
Johnnie Williams
Ca White
David J Ward
C M Waters
T B White
Steve Wilson
R P White
Ad Wesley
J W Wilson
M A_ Weder
James L. Williams
J G L Wood
John Whitner
C H Williams
Steve Wison
W M Whitehead
F Wagner
Mat Williams
Southern Raillway
Atlant
Selp
Enochs Brothers
Fernwood
Miss
Moncrief Humbing & Tinning Co
Moncrief
Fla
Neill Mig Co
Ocala
Bigbee Steam Laundry Company
Jackson
Ala
The
Empire Business Bureau
Lawrence
Harrison
Southern Press
United States
Austell
Fins Heice
Ransoenia
Des Orl
Jackson Loan Co
Peachtree
Guaranty Company
Bradstreet and
Dun
Southern Industrial Company
Karson & Co
Fifth Ave
Pittsburg
Roberts Coal Co
Atlanta Seed Co
South Broad_street
Wall St
Hagan Bros. Co
Houston St
J Oliver & Co
North Cherry Street
Tenn
Ucense
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Atlanta Baptist Collage
West Fair Street
C- H. Smith
Underwood
Wagner Typewriter Co
Empire
Hardin Company
Peachtree Street
Remingtons
Smith
Underwood Typewriter
Stone Mountain
Marriatt's
White Hickory Wagon Mfg. Co
South Broad St
Surreys
Stanhopes
L. Thrower
South Forsyth Street
Charles D Barker
Bell
Edmondso
Mall
Frank Edmondson & Bros
Mant’e Chemists
Lanter
Atlanta Dental Pgricrs
Peathtree
White Hickory Wagon Mtg. Co
South Broad Street
Goodyear
C. H. Smith
Granville Real
Wallace, Ga
Holleman
West Alabama
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Equitable Building
Parry & McCord
Temple Court Weyman & Conners
Jov
Hollomen
West Alabama St
Jowest
McCandless
Kiser
E Smith
Richards Machine Co
Peters Street
Box Free C. LW
Rowan
Milwaukee
Wis
Mitchell
Alabama St
H. Wicensky
Bean
Qomorgan
Battie
Marletty Street
Lemke & Wilensky
J. C
Whitehall
D. Crane & CO
South Forsyth St
Columbus Bugs
A. Mayer
Brockway, Co
H Gortland Wagon Co
Frazier Road
Hickory
Owensboro
Crane & Co
Sig
Alhond
H.yarbrough
J. M Quick Co
Hunter St
Medical
Grube
Ar.ohnson
SaMeLe
Hedi Lowndes
Aeinnts
Gay
Montgomery Water Power Company
Tallassee
Sains F
Wilsaaagy 2
Julius R. Watts
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