Corner Stone Laid for Westminster Church in Atlanta
The Westminster Presbyterian church at Forrest Avenue and the Boulevard will lay its corner stone today at 3 30 PM. The ceremony is conducted by the Presbyterian Ministers Association of Atlanta with Rev J J Bennett and Rev J E Trckey. The white marble stone from Tate Ga bears Christ Himself being the chief corner stone. Dr Trevon H Rice will give the address and Rev Charles R Nisbet presides over the invocation. Afterward the Logies Aid Society hosts a reception at Mrs C C Knight 470 Jackson Street. The church aims to occupy the basement by May 1 and has seen its membership more than double in eight months.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Forrest Avenue
Boulevard
Presbyterian Ministers' Association of Atlanta
J. J. Bennett
J. E. Trckey
Friends of the Church
Tate
Christ
Trevon H. Rice
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles R
Nisbet
C. BP. Bridewall
L. L. Knight
James E. Dickey
Theron H. Rice
J. Bennett Hiymn
A. R. Holderby
Presbyterian Ministers’ ‘Association
Logies’ Aid Society
C C Knight
Jackson Street
Atlanta
Sermon on Faith and Works at St Mark Methodist Church
Dr. Monk preached from James 2 14 26 urging living faith with works. He warned against spiritual lethargy among converts, urged self examination, and stressed daily service for God as proof of faith. He contrasted moral decay in Rome with call to active righteousness and personal renewal.
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St. Mark Methodist Church
Monk
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Rome
Sermon on Overcoming the World at First Methodist
By Byrd the morning sermon at First Methodist recalls Christ’s triumph over the world as portrayed in John xvi and Revelation. The speaker emphasizes that worldly values tempt leaders toward self interest, while Christ’s empire is one of love and endurance, urging believers to rely on divine companionship amid loneliness. A closing travel note and contact details follow for Seaboard Air Line Railway bookings and Harry H. Rouse at Kimball House, Atlanta.
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First Methodist Church
John
John Bunyan
Madam Bubble
Christ
Napoleon
Hiefena
England
Joe
God
Seaboard Akline Railway
Baltimore
Norfolk and Bay Line
Harry H. Rouse
C. P
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Kimball House
Atlanta
Leaves When Victim Dies in Jacksonville Shootout
In Jacksonville a Black man named Tom Bush was shot by Dr. John Pearce Monday night and died. Coroner Franks impaneled a jury and held an inquest. the verdict found Bush died from a gunshot wound to the stomach fired by Pearce. Pearce has fled and is at large.
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Anniston
Als
Tom Bush
John Pearce
Jacksonville
Franks
Jacksonvlle
Bush
Pearce
The Believer's Love for Christ Sermon at Moore Memorial
At Moore Memorial church Dr Holderby preached on loving Christ with sincerity from Ephesians six. The sermon urged true faith as the source of love for Jesus, warned that the wicked cannot love Him, and tied obedience to love. It called for heartfelt service over mere duty and criticized reliance on fundraising theatrics.
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Moore Memorial Church
R. Holderby
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Holderby
Jesus Christ
Paul
God
Church of Jesus Christ
House of God
Jesus
Christ First in Love and Loyalty in True Faith
A compact religious exhortation declares that true Christians must love Christ above all, forsake sin, and dedicate themselves wholly. It asserts Christ will have all or none, and that sincere love yields a heartfelt surrender to God and a recognition of Christ as the chief among ten thousand.
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Christ
The Secret of the Lord in Psalmic Reflection at Second Baptist
A morning sermon at Second Baptist on Psalm 25 4 discusses the secret of the Lord as intimate heart to heart fellowship with God not found in natural religion. Dr White explains possession of peace power and personal presence through reverent faith and the Christ centered access now made manifest.
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Dr. White
Lord
God
David
Heaven
Paul
Christ
Commonwealth of Israel
Promise
Jesus
Goa
Presbyterians to Unite in Atlanta Social Organization
Prominent Atlanta Presbyterians discussed forming a male parish social group to promote Presbyterianism in the city. A committee led by Judge Howard Van Epps was appointed to present the idea to the Presbyterian Ministers Association, with a later meeting planned to elect officers and set rules. The plan includes quarterly social gatherings with a women’s event once annually.
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Atlanta
Presbyteria Ministers’ Association of Atlanta
Howard van Epps
Husk T. Inman
Hoke Smith
W. Woods White
J. K. Orr
L. L. Knight
Lsst
Sermon on loyalty and tolerance at St Luke church
Rev C B Wiltver preached on loyalty to Christ and tolerance of others using Luke 11 8 9 50. He urged Christians to join the kingdom of righteousness, warn against neutrality, and warn that not choosing Christ allies with evil while gathering with Him advances truth and order. He contrasted temperance methods and cautioned against misusing virtues to oppose gospel.
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St. Luke
Jesus
John
Pasus
Christ
Episcopal Church
Beelzebub
Hizmons
Truth and Right
Georgia
Spiritual Self-Respect Emphasized In First Baptist Sermon
The morning service featured Rev. Lous Bacon Warren of Ocala Fla assisting, with Dr. Landrum delivering a sermon on Spiritual Self-Respect. He warned against vanity and self-praise while praising self-respect as vital, citing Ezekiel and Tennyson and urging believers to stand up to fulfill God’s work.
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Ocala
Fla
E .Www. Warren
First Baptist Church
Landrum
Hweltfel Il
Feekiel
Ezekiel
Falen
God
Tennyson
Mar
Jesus
Faith as self-respect and obedience in Christian life
The passage defines faith in Jesus Christ as a recovery of self-respect, where a sinner trusts Christ and obeys reason and conscience. It condemns impenitence as a loss of self-respect and cites self-consistency with God’s will. It links altruism to healthy self-regard as use of oneself for divine beneficence, echoing Shakespeare’s truth to self.
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Jesus Christ
Pastor Dr Willam J Holtzclaw Anniversary Sermon at Jones Avenue
Jones Avenue Baptist marked its first anniversary under Dr Willam J Holtzclaw with a morn ing sermon after a pastorless year. He reflected on 178 sermons 76 prayer talks 2 190 calls and many rites and funerals as the church gained 100 members and expanded city mission work while urging renewed spiritual effort and courage.
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Willam J. Hotzclaw
Goa
Baptist Young People’s Union
Paul
Zion
Israel
Earth
Celestial Light
Sermon on Immortality at Sacred Heart Church
Father Rapier condemned universalist ideas and argued against conditional immortality. He cited Greek and New Testament terms for eternal life and punishment, insisting scripture supports the soul not dying without divine care. He warned that modern sentiment favors universalism across denominations.
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Sacred Heart Church
St. George Mirart
Hell
Faotehieh
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