Movement to aid Atlanta college students organized
Central Presbyterian church initiates a city wide effort to reach about 2000 Atlanta students during academic terms. Interdenominational groups plan committees per college to connect students with Christian homes and community leaders, aiding social and spiritual well being. The plan includes a constitutional committee and a forthcoming public meeting to announce methods and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Central Presbyterian Church
Theron H. Rica
W. Lowndes Calhoun
Howard van Epps
Marion Jackson
Edward Young Clarke
J Ergan
John A. Whitner
Charles S. Arnall
Rice
J. J. Eagan
B C. Davis
Martyn Jackson
Calhhoun
Autumn Service at 1st Congregational Church
The autumn service of song at the colored 1st Congregational Church, led by Rev. H. H. Proctor, preached the transitoriness of earthly life from Isaiah. Nature is God’s open book, with four seasons teaching life’s lessons. The autumn lesson urges serving God with all might to gain life, truth, and the Way beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses
Isaian
Maul
James
Election in Echols County Ga Election Results Report
In Echols county the special election produced the state ticket results with 334 votes cast. Justice Candler received 332, while Ross Jury was elected representative with no opposition in the county balance. The result indicates a strong majority for the Democratic nominee in the limited county contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echols
Statensvile, Ga
Echols County
Justice Supreme
Sermon at First Methodist on inner change and sin
Dr. Charles W Byrd at First Methodist Church cited Romans six eighteen stressing inner change for salvation. He warned sin rules the heart until dethroned by Christ and urged renunciation of sin and welcoming Christ Jesus as the path to freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W Byrd
Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Paul
Christ Jesus
Dr. Byré
White to the Harvest at Trinity Church sermon
Rev H S Bradley preached at Trinity Methodist on White to the Harvest from John 4 35 urging the need for the true spirit in leading men to do right. He compared Jesus harvest imagery to Atlanta today and urged believers to be reapers, noting the worth of the human soul over worldly harvests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.S Bradley
Trinity Methodist Church
Bradley
John Ly
Jesus
Judea
Galiilee
Samaria
Fesus
Jacob
Sychar
Jerusalem
Mount Gerizim
God
Gerizim
Atlanta
Sermon at Federal Prison Chapel Highlights Moses Farewell
Dr Marton Hall, president of the Huguenot Society of Atlanta, spoke at a federal prison chapel service. He reflected on Moses life and leadership and urged a life of constant devotion to God through sunshine and shadow, beyond mere momentary affection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Prison
Mellie Nix
Marton Hall
Huguenot Society of
Atlanta
Moses
Saylor
Revival at Baptist Tabernacle Opens Strongly
Dr Ostrum from Greencastle Ind led two services at the Baptist Tabernacle with Mr Hillis in song. His opening sermon urged a practical revival focused on prayer and personal reform, urging belief in revival across daily life and stressing the need for spiritual renewal amid modern distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Ostrum
Hillis
Landrum Opposes Building New Church In Favor Of Removal
Dr W W Landrum read a sermon brief outlining church policy on a new building. He rejected tearing down and remodeling, advocating removal to a central site with a new building funded by sale of the current lot, as the practical, prudent choice for the church's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Landrum
W. W. Landrum
Forsyth
Walton Streets
Thie
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
First Baptist Church
Baptist Brotherhood
South
Cause of the Orphan sermon at Second Baptist Hapeville
Dr John EB White preached on the orphan’s cause at Second Baptist Hapeville, urging justice for orphans and the needy. He contrasted charity with true Christian obligation, citing Moses, Christ, and Horace Mann to compel action beyond pity. The sermon pressed Christians to embrace universal care and personal responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John EB. White
Georgia Baptist Orphans’ Home
Hapeville
Moses
White
Zelophehad
Menor
Stret
Paul
Emerson
Christ
Goa
Jesus Christ
Horace Manns
Revival to Begin at Jones Avenue Baptist Church
Dr. William J. Holtzclaw announced Rev. Joe Jones of Cartersville Ga will start a revival at Jones Avenue Baptist next Sunday morning. He preached on the righteousness that must exceed the Pharisees and described the inward value of faith, grace, and the Holy Spirit in true righteousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Holtzclaw
Joe Jones
Cartersville
Baptist Evangelst
Sam P. Jones
Jones Avenue Baptist Church
We must seek God’s glory not human fame
The speaker condemns cranks and fanatics who claim God’s work as their own. True success comes from God moving, not self glory. Righteousness must exceed that of others by its fruits, not by public praise. A church or preacher seeking personal glory isn’t blessed by God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
God
Boy Jesus in the Temple Sermon at Moore Memorial
Moore Memorial church observed Children’s Day with a Sabbath school audience filled with children and adults. Dr A R Holderby preached a second evening sermon urging the church to go into the streets and hedges to compel the poor to come to the gospel feast, arguing that many unsaved can be reached if all members obey the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore Memorial Church
George T. Lewis
Cradle Mall
A. R Holderby
Jesus
Holderby
Worhip
Atlanta
Gospel Invitation Through Daily Christian Living
A preacher urges believers to go to the streets and highways to compel the unsaved to attend the gospel feast. He cites consistent Christian living, opposition to sin, and loving sympathy as the quiet force that draws people to Christ and fills the church.
Cheap Interstate Fair tickets from Georgia in October 1902
Railroad offers one fare round trip from Georgia points to the Interstate Fair in Atlanta. Tickets valid Oct 7 to 24 with inclusion of trains arriving in Atlanta on Sunday. Final return date Oct 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janta
Southert Railway
Georgia
Atlanta Sunda
School Books and Supplies Offered by John M. Miller Co.
Cheap and second hand school books and boot school supplies. Also new body for both private and public schools with publishers' prices. Ample help to prompt sales on all. John M. Miller Co., 29 Marietta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Miller Co
Maretta
Fragmented OCR History Note on Frost and Events
Unclear report describes frost in a Chicago region and damaged details about events, names, and actions. The readable fragments mention Geneva, Rice, and mutin details with no clear sequence or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Chicago
Rice
Geneva
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mae
É Phose
Lers
Butterick
Snow
Antes Co
W. 13Th St
New Yorks
Thos, Egleston
Bam'l
Inmar
United Scacia Capital
Robert J. Lowry
Thos
D. Meador
WH. G. Ragul
FAS
John Oliver
T. Orde
First Methodist
Trinity Church
Baptist Tabernacle
The
Greencastle
Ind
Dr Ostrum
George Mueller
J Hudson Taylor
Stock Exchange
Coe
Great Northwestern University
Evanston, Ills
Israel
Board of Trade
Dr. Ostrum
the Tabernacle
VRS Eee
Breddonts CT
B. Curulbh
Romabe
Procidons
H.R. Biddod Worth
San Atlanta National Bank
United States Depository
Capital
E. Thornton
Te F. Tomon
B. Blosk
Second Baptist
Jones Avenue Baptist
Mi" Loan & Barrels Company
Logy Savings Department
E. H. Thornton
Caldwell
Unitgg
Ceercia
Canital
W. Baglish
W. P. Indian
Vine
Ottley
Atlanta Brokerage and Commission G
Prudential Building
FP. C. Bou
O'Dell Commission Co. Incorporated
Benrice
Booth
Neal Lean and Bankeng Co
Pa Ae Ae
Aaa
R. Ml. Seale & Go
Pryor St
Kimball Bonss
Officas
Atianwa
Montgomery
Correspondenta
G. W. Leo
Caig
Ware
Murphy & CC
Wirg Nirect
New York
W. HL Patterson & Co., Deale Investment ‘Securities
Southern Exchange
Corton
GRAIN
John W. Dickey
Augusta
Vlolia Gia and
Bachieatii
Atlanta, QA
Kon-antelor
Opler
Gualsens Kelton
Particoars
Long CO
Artakta
Telese
Bussey
Wollenall
Ally
Sorat
Hong
Frank Kite
Jorédz
Rome
Pui
Ular
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!