Teachers to Meet at Warm Springs for Georgia Session
Georgia Educational Association sets annual meeting at Warm Springs from June 25 to 27 with reduced hotel and rail rates for teachers. President Slaton and an executive committee announce a three day program, aiming for wide teacher attendance across the state to discuss topics for colleges, high schools, and districts.
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William 4. Slaton
Georgia Educational Association
Warm Springs
Slaton
G. G. Bond
Josie Clarke
G. F. Oliphant
J. Henry Walker
Feducea
Georgia
C. Ti. Gibson
Columbus
Boards of Education
Dawman
Paltock
G. TR. Gena
J. S. Stewart
E. C. Branson
W. F. Slaton
Otis Ashmore
C. B. Gibson
G. G Gend
Freargent
Atlanta
Georgie
Mrs Landers Interred in Oakland Cemetery
Mrs J Landers died last Wednesday in Johns Hopkins hospital Baltimore and was laid to rest yesterday afternoon in Oakland Cemetery. Funeral services at 2 o clock at Janes Avenue Baptist Church with Dr W J Holtyclin and Rev W H Bell officiating. Bell praised the deceased’s noble traits as a lovable woman. large crowd attended both church service and burial procession.
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Oakland Cemetery
J. Landers
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Delaimore
Janes Avenue Baptist Church
Landers
W. J. Holtyclin
W 'H Bell
North Atlanta Baptist Church
Funeral of Mrs Holcomb Interred at Oakland Cemetery
Mrs B D Holcomb died Saturday night at her daughter’s home and was buried yesterday at 4 pm from the Jackson Street residence. The remains were interred in Oakland Cemetery after services attended by relatives friends and acquaintances. Holcomb was eighty one and survived by four children Philo Asa Austin and Mrs Curtis with three sons and one daughter.
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Oakland Cemetery
B.D Holcomb
F. A. Curts
Jackson Street
Aics Holcomb
Philo
Asa
Austin
Curtis
Syrup of Figs Endorsed as Permanent Constipation Remedy
In Glen Times readers learn that Syrup of Figs offers long lasting relief from habitual constipation. The text urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co product, warning against laxatives with only temporary effects that may harm the system.
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Glen Times
California
grup_Co
Sermons on Christ as Passover at Trinity Church
Yesterday at Trinity several sermons examined Paul’s teaching that Christ is our passover sacrificed for us. The preacher urged purging malice from life, embracing sincerity and truth, and living as pilgrims ready for Christ’s kingdom.
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Dr. Quillien
Conversion Evidences and Duties of Christians
Dr. William J. Holtzclaw preaches that Bible conversion changes character, not mere amendment, citing Paul’s shown transformation and the duty to bear witness. He links conversion to light, service, and mission activity, urging acts of charity, evangelism, and weekly giving, alongside a Chattanooga festival rail ticket notice and station contacts.
Deliver us from evil in Dr Bridewell’s sermon at First Presbyterian
The sermon on the petition But deliver us from evil argues that it expresses humanity’s natural plea amid sickness sorrow and trial. It notes evil’s undeniable presence in the world and reviews proposed solutions from agnosticism to Mrs Eddy’s denial of sin as real, challenging the idea that evil is unreal.
Revival Sermon at First Christian Church Explored
Rev Sherman B Moore opened a protracted meeting at the First Christian Church with a sermon on revivals. He defined a revival as a renewal of vitality and urged awakening within the church through prayer personal effort and community action to win souls for Christ. Tonight's topic is Danger Signals in History.
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Sherman B. Moore
First Christian Church
Moore
John
Charles Wesley
James
Christ
Mr. Moore
Lord's Supper Observance At Moore Memorial Church
A large Moore Memorial congregation, mostly communicants, heard Dr A K Holderby describe the Lord's Supper as a memorial and a prophecy of Christ's death and second coming. He stressed that bread and wine symbolize, not contain, Christ's body and blood, and that the rite is a means of grace and a pledge to live holy. The talk touched on who may partake and its ecumenical nature beyond denominational lines.
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Moore Memorial Church
A. KR. Holderby
Lom
Christ
Welther
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Kingdom of God and All Righteousness Sermon at First Baptist
Rav Landrum preached on Seek first the kingdom of God, stating that God’s wealth suffices for all, uniting sacred and secular work. He urged that heaven’s power is present now, shaping body, mind, church, state, and society, transcending Sunday worship.
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Els
Earth
India
America
Atlanta
Empire
Kingdom of God
Jesus
Second Baptist Sermon Praises Personal Grace Experience
Yesterday Rev. John E. White preached to an interested audience at Second Baptist after which the Lord's Supper was celebrated and about thirty new members joined. He spoke on The Christian's Soliloquy from I Corinthians xv 10, stressing Paul's personal grace experience as the core argument for Christianity and urging believers to reflect their transformation in life.
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William J. Holtzclaw
Peter
Very Mane
Ater
Saul of
Tarsus
Simon
Paul
Pharigee
Andrew
Simon Peter
Samaria
Christ
Fils
John E . White
White
Lance
Vainre
A King's Pawn by Hamilton Drummond
A dramatic tale of King Henry Navarre presented with Drummond’s forceful style. The stirring narrative notes strong sales as editions sell out quickly and readers race to start the book before others finish.
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Henry
Navarre
Drummond
Folin M- Mier
Marietta St
Mystery Fire Uncovers Hidden Stolen Goods at So 4 College St
Police guard a partially burned frame cottage at So 4 College Street after a blaze revealed fifteen trunks packed with valuable goods. Occupants Joe Shelton and his mother were absent when officers arrived, raising suspicions of a fence operation. Detectives will investigate with city officers monitoring the site.
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Rosser
Wells
Joe Shelton
Jennings
Morning Watch
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Jay
Jos Shelton
Loy City
Lyceum to Open New York Booking Office For Vaudeville
Lyceum manager Anderson plans a New York booking office to secure top vaudeville for Atlanta patrons. The weekly bill features Burt Haverly and the Three Rubes, Adele Purvis Orri, John World, Jessie Morriles, the Three Musical Wizards, and the British act Forester and Floyd. The notable Bright Brothers make their Atlanta debut, with Bessie La Belle and Losh Huan Deno also on the program along with a rival Crescent Stock Company double bill and Boyle Stock Company's Monday Grand engagement.
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Lyceum
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Atlanta
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Dixon
Adele Purvis Onri
John World
Jessie Morriles
World
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Forester
Floyd
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Columbia
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San Francisco Music and Drama
Bright Brothers
Orpheum
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Miss le Belle
Thase
Losh
Huan
Deno
Arta
Crescent Stock Company
Cousin Bed
Lady Fortune
Frieda Siemens Promises US Tour Soon After Encore Fame
The offering for the latter half of the Reek Mutinies will be on Wednesday and Saturday afternoons with reduced summer prices. Telegrame notes Frieda Siemens, piano virtuoso, created a sensation with the Boston Symphony, breaking encore rules as the ovation poured in. Critics hail her latest concert as a career peak and anticipate a United States tour next season under R Colay Anderson. No Boula den are underway and should complete soon. Anderson has long worked with top musicians. The plan is to begin the tour around September 1.
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Frieda Siemens
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Boston
Miss Sicinns
United States
R. Colay Anderson
Ne- Bouladene
Anderson
Atlis Slemons
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