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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1901
Page
2
The Atlanta sermons center on Matthew Chapter 11, urging readers to come to Christ for rest. Dr. Byrd argues true peace comes from harmony with God, not earthly honors or creeds, and traces how Christian life enhances body, mind, society, and politics through Christ.
Dr A R Halderby delivers a pointed sermon at Kloote Memorial on Stealing. He denounces dishonesty among church members, condemns pool halls, turf exchanges, and Progres sive euchre parties, urges honesty in all dealings, and condemns vice licenses in Atlanta. He criticizes sanctimony and calls for removing vice venues to educate youth away from crime.
The morning sermon at First Baptist discusses John 10 10 and defines life as salvation. Dr Landrum contrasts existence with spiritual life and argues conversion is the beginning of true life not restraint. He insists Christian life is vibrant dynamic force above mere physical existence.
Rev George H Mack pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church of Atlanta preached on Prayer at the YMCA hall. He argued prayer springs from natural instinct and God's moral nature, citing biblical and personal examples to urge prayer as a refreshing duty and support in life and beyond.
Rev J C Solomon preached at Park Avenue Baptist on Proverbs twenty two four urging faith over reason in training children. He warned against home corruption and praised the Christian home as the base of supply for salvation of church and state, stressing prayer and Christ centered love.
Rev C F Wilmer preached on Noahs altar and the evolving worship culture. He warned that modern attendance declines stem from petitions to humans rather than to God and urged a broader human divine view tied to culture and self development.
Rev Dr Rice preaches to a large congregation on Romans about God working all things for good for those who love Him and are called according to His purpose. He urges belief in the text, explains its selective scope, and stresses dependence on God despite adversity and sin.
Rev William J Holtzclaw preached on Christ Before Pilate from John xix portraying the mob and Pilate. He urged conversion and warned of judgment, urging belief in Christ as salvation open to all and warning of eternal fire. Deaths include Horace Green. a Georgia teachers trip to Chicago with a one fare rate via Western and Atlantic and Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis railways. Burial at Oakland for Horace Green with Dr C P Byrd officiating.
The note describes a summer quarter trip offering a round trip by the Western and Atlantic railroad for the Georgia education mission. The party, including MM Parks Daniel Montezuma and Ir M Harper among others, departs Atlanta at 11:15 a.m. Monday June 5 via W and A railroad with through vestibule car changes and a special Georgia Nashville to Chicago through route supervised by C He Harman, general passenger agent.
A states conclave of At ro Commandery No 9 will be held in its asy sa Chamber of Commerce Building this Monday evening at SYoclock The commandery will confer two orders All Sir Knights qualified are courteously invited Attest Virgil Junis Recorder.
The forecast indicates warmer conditions in the eastern portions on Monday and Tuesday with fresh westerly winds in Virginia and North Carolina. Expect possible showers in the south and unsettled weather in Kentucky and Tennessee with a mix of west to east winds and further warming in several southern states.
A tumultuous Saturday night on Dilton Street ended with a Negro woman resisting an officer during an arrest near Na Mo Praser Street. By the time officers restrained her, a crowd gathered and the scene turned violent, with witnesses describing a lengthy struggle and intoxication suspected in the officer’s account.
WS Elkin Jr, the one year old son of Mr and Mrs Wood Bihan Jr, died yesterday at Murinla Georgia after an illness of two weeks. The funeral will be held this afternoon at the residence. Interment follows at West View with brief services by a local pastor.
The Post Tavern in Battle Creek Michigan sits on the banks of a clear stream near Lake Gyguac. Owned by the Postum Cereal Company it offers fine cuisine and sport for fishing boating and riding. The climate and exercises are touted as rebuilding for tired women seeking recovery and renewed health.
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