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Newspaper
Atlanta Georgian
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1906
Page
6
Salvation Army pots were set on Atlanta streets Friday for fundraiser distribution of 17,000 Christmas gifts and presents for 200 children. Major Berrman said funds will aid needy families with shoes stockings and clothing, with much going to poor districts.
The stockholders of Central Bank and Trist Corporation are notified that the annual meeting will be held in the Candler building office in Atlanta Georgia at 12 o clock on January 8 2007 for the roof code tegsines and other business that may come before the meeting A P Coles Cashier.
A dense catalog of Sunday worship schedules across numerous Atlanta churches. It lists Methodist, Baptist, Congregational, Presbyterian, Catholic, Unitarian, Lutheran and other denominations with service times, pastors, and occasional sermon topics across many街 streets and avenues.
Rev. T. W. Winfield, a distinguished Presbyterian minister, will fill the pulpit at the First Presbyterian church next Sunday morning and evening. He served as chaplain to Lord and Lady Aberdeen from 1893 to 1897 during Aberdeen’s term as governor general of Canada and led Melville Presbyterian Church in Montreal from 1897 to 1904. Recently he joined the presbytery of North Carolina.
The Rev J B French has arrived in Atlanta to assume duties at First Methodist Church. He will stay at the Aragon hotel until next Wednesday, then move to the parsonage.
The Railroad Young Men's Christian Association at 31 1 2 West Alabama Street holds a Sunday afternoon service at 3 o clock with Rev H C Hurley of Woodward Avenue Baptist Church as speaker. The event promises evangelistic warmth, with singing led by A R Adkinson on piano and H L Furlow on cornet. rooms will be open, visitors welcomed, and attendees invited to stay for the evening gospel service.
A promotional notice extols The Georgian daily year round except Sunday and offers a club deal including The Jeffersonian. It advertises prominent magazines at favorable rates, urging readers to subscribe now to secure annual access.
Special to The Georgian from Jackson Mississippi reports by mid January the entire Mississippi cotton crop will be picked with unusually calm weather. Temperatures resemble October, rain has been scarce, a contrast to last year when picking occurred in April. In Bainbridge Georgia Lieutenant Scott was convicted of assault after trouble at a Water Street saloon. He received twelve months on the chain gang or a $75 fine plus costs. O'Donnell, aged about 72, had been a friend.
Bristol Tenn dispatch reports Norton Virginia coal and iron company of Stonega Va bought Norton waterworks for 65 000 dollars, a gain over its 30 000 dollar purchase a year earlier.
Dr James Crabtree a noted cancer specialist who cured many mountain people of southwest Virginia and eastern Kentucky is dead at his home Darwin Virginia The article notes uncertainty whether he disclosed the remedy or merits of his cure and suggests no doubt about its value
In Palestine Texas last Saturday night five men robbed a Pacific express car. They bound the messenger and threw him from a moving train at Hylan Siding near Redwater. The car was found abandoned near Texarkana with the safe ransacked and the messenger’s helper missing. Five suspects were arrested including two men captured at Camden identified by the messenger. One suspect is described as a prominent Texarkana citizen and another is the train’s newsboy captured at Waco.
Daily train arrivals and departures listed for Georgia lines. The item notes schedules for Nashville, Savannah, Jacksonvi, Atlanta routes and mentions a corner at AventC and Tenet streets with timetable details and service days.
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