The Atlantic Moral Revival Faith and Obligation
A long address urges communal moral uplift through personal integrity and civic duty. Speakers stress generosity over envy, honesty in business, and the need for organized moral forces, warning that the average man shapes a city’s character and that everyone owes a debt to their community by living rightly and supporting moral improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae.gree
George Eliott
Moral Improvement Club
Chas F. Chase
Markham
Jdebe
Himacle
Neas
Pattanle
Atlantic
Why the Average Man Is Not in the Church Topic
Dr. C. L. Campbell spoke on the subject without notes and delivered a strong, telling address. The talk drew approval from listeners though the transcript cannot be summarized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey
Presbyterian Church
John
C. L. Campbell
Musical program shortened by hall plaster plan issue
Three numbers opened the program but a missing plane in the banquet hall narrowed the lineup to a quartet performance by Mia Stacks Mies Robinson Erle Hamler and Prof Miler. They delivered a two song excerpt that pleased the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P Lane
Quartetta
Mia. Stacks
Mies Robinson
Erle Hamler
Prof. Miler
The Wheel Upon Which Everything Turns
The event centered on Dr. H. K. Williams who collected sixty big iron dollars in a hat as part of a banquet. The cost was covered by the banquet proceeds and the remainder added to the League general fund. The opening and conclusion were described as delightful and a complete success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespear
H. K. Williams
League
News Item Promotes Engraved Cards and Invitations
A brief item advertising the market for engraved cards and invitations. Mentions a line of samples and encourages readers to consider the offerings for personalization and quality.
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Columbia Fruit and Candy Co. Schiappacasse, Proprie
Tor
Abel
H. Whitney
Church
Iman
Moral Improvement League
J. BK. Rockafellow
Ubte Nuitiner
Men’s
Kay Scout Movement
J. H. Salisbury
Kitidel
Loseo Evegan
J. L. Winne
Conrad Shoe Store
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