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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1905
Page
8
A dense sermon argues the seventh commandment binds home sanctity and social order, warning against theater immorality, unsuitable occupations, and loose domestic liberties. It condemns stage perversion, round dances, provocative pictures, and obscene books, urging parents to curb reading and protect youth with strict moral standards. The speaker urges women to uphold purity and men to respect virtuous conduct.
An advertisement touts Linen-Mesh clothing highlighting comfort and cleanliness, claiming genuine pieces must bear the Dr Deimel name. It urges readers to seek Hooklet and full information at the address provided.
Rev Hood newly elected president of the Atlantic Theological Seminary delivers a communion day sermon on Luke 22 14 presenting the Latin church view of the sacrament as outward sign of inward faith a remembrancer and reconsecration service urging forgiveness and renewed vows for Christian unity and fellowship
Athens November 6 Special Der Koplowits of Charleroi Pa has been called as rabbi by the Jewish congregation in this city He has arrived and begun work the congregation is pleased and he has been welcomed to his new home He is a man of splendid attainments and was popular in his former home Dr Dumas Called as pastor Snecdial Ga November Special Dr J A J Dumas a Baptist minister of Pelham was invited to deliver sermons at the local Baptist church He delivered two sermons, was then called to the pastorate for the ensuing year It is not yet known if he will accept the call
Dr Len G Broughton at the Baptist tabernacle denounced Thomas Dixon and his play The Clansman calling it a disgrace to southern manhood and urging a boycott. He urged whites to resist the northern polemics and warned of race agitation harming both blacks and whites. About 2,500 were turned away, with 4,000 seated and 500 standing in the lower floors as public response ran high.
Extract from yesterday morning at the Unitarian church describes Moore Sunburn’s sermon. It argues truth shifts with time, condemns bigotry, and cites Odessa killings, Paris massacres, and various religious figures. The piece critiques exclusive creeds and urges unity among denominations while honoring Jesus through actions not dogma.
Sam gave a short lecture in the evening, speaking for an hour in an interesting manner. The event featured local attendees and an informal gathering afterward with remarks by a few organizers.
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