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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1902
Page
9
A spring feature urges correct headgear and dressing knowledge. The line offers late derby shapes and Panama hats in soft goods, with all colors. Hats sold that compare with agency hats priced at four or five dollars.
Rev Dr Landrum argues for universal church unity rooted in Christ not creeds, warns against sectarianism, and urges inward devotion over external organization. He asks believers to repent, confess, keep commandments, and seek unity in truth and love while avoiding hypocrisy. Tickets and travel ad follow.
Rev. J. A. Lee preached on The Uncertainties of Life from Deuteronomy 27 26 urging believers to fear God and live by duty. He warned that life is fragile and perishable highlighting anxious questions about health home food and time, and contrasted worldly security with a non perishable heavenly home built by God.
The Rev Dr Rice preached on blind Barimeus and urged earnest prevailing prayer. Nightly meetings begin at 7 15 p m every night this week except Saturday with the pastor in charge. Next Sabbath Rev Walter Lengle will preach. daily services continue for at least a week. All are invited.
A large crowd heard Rev. John E. White discuss Christian benevolence at Second Baptist. He argued true philanthropy centers on Christ, condemns atheistic charity, and aims to heal moral need as well as physical poverty, urging unions and brotherhoods to be driven by Christ’s spirit.
The Christian Science service followed a traditional order with hymn, Bible readings by Mrs Sue Mims, silent prayer, the Lord’s Prayer, and a Science and Health interpretation. The six section sermon by E H Carman and Mary B Eddy emphasized the falsity of matter, the spiritual man, and the omnipotence of Spirit, concluding with immortality and the vanishing of material existence.
Dr. 4. R. Holderby preached against legalized horse racing gambling as the city council considered new measures. He urged Atlanta Christians to reject pool rooms and saloons, warning that such dens corrupt youth and harm the church and state. He cited police and state examples and urged church action to prevent “devices of the devil.”
Public notice lists tile sale points along the Seaboard Air Line between Atlanta and Charlotte with prices at two cents per tile. Contact W Hrowse, City Postmaster, for more information and directions to the site.
Rev. C B Wilmer preached on Luke 14 16 18 urging that God invites all to a Christian life not a command. The sermon outlines excuses for not answering the call, the church as school and hospital, and the need to join fellowship to fulfill the invitation and build God’s kingdom. Plus a railway ad and address snippet.
Rev Sam Small preached on The Science of Christ at Marietta Street Church, recalling St Paul’s dialog with scientists and asserting the Holy Spirit continues to reveal Christ. He argued truth will show whether new developments are Christ’s work, and explained how physiological facts relate to the spirit in man shaping good or evil.
The Technological School announces its third term and invites prospective Apprentice class entrants to join March 34. Students complete the year in Sub-Apprentice, avoiding fall entrance exams. Key subjects include Algebra and Geometry. For details contact LYMAN HALL, President.
Fragments indicate an ad for "Audrey" at Miller's 39 Marietta with a travel offer. Mentions purchasing a 2000 mile Seaboard Air Line Railway ticket good to Baltimore via Norfolk and Bay Line. Provides contact Harry Hrouse C P and T A at 12 Kimbalg house Atlanta Ga for more information.
Southern Railway announces the Baptist Special from Atlanta to Rome and return at 224 dollars with March 25 to 26 and 27 for departure. The service includes an afternoon train at 240 p m and Rome arrival 4 p m with delivery at the depot near First Baptist church. Regular trains depart Atlanta at multiple morning and evening times. travel time about two hours and ten minutes. For details contact city fleet office Kimball House or depot ticket offices.
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