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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1902

Page

9

Sermon Probed on Worldly Love at Atlanta Trinity Church

An unusually large congregation heard Rev. H. S. Bradley at Trinity church yesterday morning. The service, moved to the basement lecture room for repairs, featured a strong musical program by the choir under Dr. Owens. Bradley argued the world’s lusts mislead believers, urged humility and charity, and defended church continuity against reform notions, citing scripture and Cardinal Manning.

H. 8. Bradley Trinity Church Owens Bradley Dr. Bradley

Indefectibility Doctrine at Sacred Heart Church

Father Gunn argues for church indefectibility at Sacred Heart Church, asserting that the divine plan guarantees the church will remain free from doctrinal error and false worship. He cites scriptures from John and Matthew to support the claim that the Holy Ghost and Christ remain with the church forever and until the world’s end.

Father Gunn Dr. Gunn Christ

Proverbs in London King style wordplay on hats salt and folly

A witty quip sequence riffing on proverbs. London King mocks self chosen burdens and feigned wisdom while lampooning a heavy hat described as felt by a shopkeeper. The piece then playfully questions habitual salt in diet and the saying about a fop and a tailor with a suggested wordplay twist.

London

Absalom as warning in a First Methodist sermon

Brother Charles Byrd's morning sermon at First Methodist uses the Absalom tale to warn about risky youth. He outlines Absalom's rise, rebellion, and downfall, urging strict parental example, discipline, and reliance on divine guidance to keep young men safe.

Revival meetings reach high water mark at Atlanta churches

Evangelist Coombs conducts union revival across First Christian West End and Howell Station missions. Three services at the First church draw crowded galleries and 35 new members, with others at West End and a two thousand seat gospel tent filled. Fourteen baptisms planned as the week continues with nightly 8 pm sermons and a Tuesday baptism at First church.

First Christian Church West End Coombs Jesus Christian Church Atlanta East Hunter Street

Dots from the Convention at Asheville Inspires Missionary Spirit

Dr William J Holtzclaw returned from the Southern Baptist convention at Asheville N G to preach on Dots from the Convention The forty seventh session drew 1528 delegates and many visitors The home board spent nearly 130000 and foreign board about 174000 The Canton China Bible translation project inspired a $41 contribution The presence of Dr George Dana Boardman and the emphasis on soul winning marked a hopeful year for missions The convention urged large donations by Virginia Kentucky Georgia and Texas for this year and foreign work elsewhere Toward Savannah next year the gathering closed with prayers for Gods harvest

William J. Holtzclaw Southern Baptist Convention Asheville N. G Convention A. J. Diaz Cuba Mexico Brazil Italy China Japan Africa Home Board Foreign Board Baptist Publication Society of Canton George Dana Boardman Adamrom Judson Virginia Kentucky Georgia Texas Savannah

Koh-I-Noor Writing Pleasures Note Ink Quality

A fragment praising the Koh-I-Noor writing instrument as a source of positive pleasure. The remark hints at the satisfaction of using a fine pen and ink, reflecting a writerly attitude toward quality stationery.

General Custers Old Home Torn Down in Topeka

The 1868 Topeka dwelling built by General George A. Custer and occupied by him was torn down to make way for a modern residence. The house stood on 2 All between Eleventh and Twelfth on Quincy Street, about a half mile south of the river. Neighbors recalled Custer on the balcony scanning the prairie and that two cottonwood trees he planted were destroyed as nuisance relics. The room upstairs where Custer planned campaigns still bore notes and figures on the walls, fueling local tales of hidden gold and silver.

Topeka George A. Custer Custer Eleventh Twelfth Quincy Street Hiranana George Veale General Custer Wunter

The Institution of Marriage Sermon at Moore Memorial

Dr. A R Holderby preached at Moore Memorial on Genesis ii 24 25 describing the first marriage in Eden as divine and foundational. He urged mutual love and duties, equality within the bond, and lifelong loyalty as essential to marital happiness and social stability.

Moore Memorial Church A. R. Holderby Paradise Eden Adam Lfe

God’s Method with Sin Explored by Rev Proctor at First Congregational

Rev H H Proctor preached on God’s Method with Sin from I John III 8 at the First Congregational church last night. He outlined three parties in sin God the Father the devil and the Son Revelation reason and experience confirm sin arises from human freedom and choice and its consequences death. He asserted God meets sin with love not force and Christ destroys the works of the devil by forgiving past sins on repentance giving a new heart and building toward a life free from sin.

Great Apostolic Commission Christ Cardinal Manning EH. HB. Proctor H. H. Proctor First Congregational Church John

Advertised Letters List for Week Ending May 10 1902 in Atlanta

Uncalled letters at the Atlanta post office for the week ending May 10 1902. Women and men names listed under Ladies and Gentlemen sections with initials and surnames, plus notes requesting callers to say advertised and provide name and date. One cent fee per letter. Includes multiple Mrs, Miss, and Mr entries with extensive lists and a Ladies’ List split by initial and a Gentlemen’s List.

Atlanta, Ga

Two Afflictions London Spare Moments

A sensitive retiree who lost his wife asked to be remembered in a morning prayer without naming him. The minister prayed eloquently for “our aged brother” afflicted by misfortune. An elderly man, just married, rose and protested that such phrasing should not apply to him.

London

Dr Palmer Doing Well After Confinement

New Orleans May 11 reports Dr Palmer is doing as well as at any time since confinement. He spent three hours in a rolling chair today and physicians still feel very encouraged about his recovery.

Dr. Palmer New Orleans

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