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The Programme in Its Entirety—See
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m jeyed the Remainder ef
the Season
The Northeast Georgia Chautau¬
qua opened Monday under the*most
favorable circumstances. There was
a large attendance hnd it has been
<||pt^up, there will and be probably large increase from now in
on a
the number of Chautauqua attend¬
ants. The exercises have, been
very good indeed, and the special
classes are taught by the best tlach
ers in Georgia, and everything in
e*-ety way has proven entirely sat
isfishtcry* Uie following has been
the ferder of exercises:
-- MONDAY, AUGUST *3.
Reception at the Services; Assembly Grand Hall;
Special Devotional
Opening. Addresses, Greetings,
etc., Music by the Assembly Or
chest^a; Informal Reception at the
Lake View House, tendered by
Miss M. Jarvis. Grand Lake Illum
inafion. •
TUESDAYS AUGUST tq.
Devotional alf special m.
Shaw; Organization of ‘
classes; Opening of the W. C. T.
U. ^diobl of Methods—Mrs. S. H.
Manny of Bnltimone, President;
Leader—Mrs. E. Heskett, assTsted
by 24f«. H- E. Smith and Mrs. C.
Frazeile; Dedication tiervices ami of
the W. C. T. U. Headquarters
Special Prayer for e
Workers; Lecture^ Life”—*-Rev.'A. F. Ell- «
the mosCof
iagton, Atlanta, Ga.; C. I.. S, C.
Round Table—Mi^s Buuaie Love
and Mrs? Kate Massey of Atlanta.*
Ga., Conductors;, Litcrary-r-Jfoa
ry Tim rod—Miss Ixne; Science—
The Organs of the "'Plants—Miss
Mtimeyi I-ecftire by Rev. A. R.
HolAarby, Atlanta, subject, “Scot¬
land’s Greatest Man.”
• V ’-^^Moxesua Devotional Services; y AUGUST Forenoon 15.
Si iamb* in Special Class Work ; W
School of Methods—
Headquarters; Leader—Miss M.
Jarvis. L T L Work ; Paper by Dr.
J.D/Wiliiamfl; The value of Or
ttoed Effort in-protecting the
be; Special Address to Far
« and Fruit Growers at the
semblv Hall, by Hon. R. T.
sbitt, State Agricultural Com
isioner, Atlanta, Ga; C.L. S.C.
*rmam und Table.; linm—MU.- Literary—William
— B. Lov«i
l*art. of the Flower
I^J^^assey; Muu . v Massev* lecture—
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) AV , august ,6.
I services; special
I«w> t “Sabbath Ob
Sfjedfal address b>- of
H. Young
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DErtOREST, HABERSHAT1 COUNTY* GA., AUQUST 17, 1894
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Hills, Miss Minnie Quinn chorus
—class assembly orchestra, and the
full strength of the Assembly
soloists.
SATURDAY, AUGUST l8. -
There will he a grand -excursion
from Atlanta to Demorest and
Grand open air con¬
cept at the Cliff House by the San¬
ford Sisters. To Demorest the
train will return and in magnificent time for and the^
grand concert display of fire works
georgious night. on
Lake Dt'morest at
Saturdsvj* forenoon will be spetiit
by all attending Atlanta, the Chautauqua
.and visitors from Gaines
vHle, Athens and all over north
east Georgia m boating, fishing,
bathing and steam boat excursions.
The afternoon will be given up
to a reception tendered to one of
Georgia's most Oen beloved Cement soldiers A
and statesmen,
Evans. He will address the pco
pfe St the Assembly Hall at N
o’clock. Subject: “Real Sham Me E
and Real Battles and Men
and Sham Battles.” hear Everybody
wili want to this great and
good man speak. > be grand
At 6 o’clock there will a
concert, at which Miss Wuertz will
be the great attraction. She will
SrdS? b hus
orchestra and the Assembly...
given, under the able management
of Capt W P Bearing of Atlanta.
The battle wiH represent with ex
actncss and splendid effect, every
feature of the thrilling na\ al en
rirc"n “ JUmtaisT
m y
moskoff in attempting to pass the
Bosphorus riefended by the great
fortress, “Caspia,” commanded by
the Turkish Sadi Pasha. Gallant
effortof tnd Russian man of war,
“Czarina,” ami the great gutter,
*‘.MoScp,” to pass under the great
‘gplisof tfa fortress, “Caspia^’ pro
tniding the graiutest artillery >duel
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siop of her magazine; rescue of her
crew, etc; grand illumination of
the lake ; bombardment tft r xfotn-*
p’eteck sharp. *
mence ot 7
This grand naval. and scientific
representation is Worth tleveling
thousands of miles to witness, con¬
cluding in amjde time for all going
on the excursion train for Athens,
Gainesville and Atlfcnta* reaching
their destination by 10:30 pm;
At arp invited to come to
the lustrated assembly audresi hall tA* to G enjoy N Hurtel, an il¬
city editor of the Atlanta Journal bril¬ i
the luoturc illustrated icfo
liant sfereoptican views.
• SU^JDAY, AUGUST 19 v
Assembly Sunday Schpol; ser¬
mon, Rev T U Carter, D D, Green,
vilie, Tuon; grand foreign mission¬
ary rally—Rev Dr Carter, Rev Dr
Wm H Y oting, Rev Dr C P Wil¬
liamson, H W Bishop of Eustis,
Fla, and ot tiers; c lsc vesper ser¬
vice; Tl'SCI; stereopticon
views of Palestine and bible lands
by G N Hurtel of Atlanta; music
by the assembly chorus.
P P MONDAY, AUGUST P 20.
w ork D**^™*''«™«i ;\VC . T U School SPf“* of Method. . . ,
—Mrs SH Manny, Leader, subject
“Alcohol as a Medicine.” Q,ues
tion Box; Reception specially ten
dered to Mr and Mrs Wm Jennings
Demorest of New York ; Special
Gold medal contest by six young
ccssful winner by Mh Demorest;
C L S C RonndTable; Literary-^
“JolmRsteenCooke”—-Miss Love:
*®%rastwS wna ?t
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Devotional Servfce.;
CU-rt^w^GnuKlCLS Parade The weavmg .
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Prof N E Overman; Araerably
devotional services ; Special class
stttdy; Local Union of Habersham
county and musical meeting A good including literary
program, Harvey -Mohfe of a
paper by Mrs J
Atlanta, Ga Short addresses by
Prof Overman and State presdent V ,
Rev C P Williamson, Rev R
Atkisson ; Business meeting ofi lo»
cal Union ; C L S C Round Table;
•‘Alexander H Stephens u - -ii-Misit
"I^ove; “Crystalization’—“Miss Mas
sey; Chorus class; music assembly
orchestra; Lecture—■ ‘ ‘ Advanced
thoughts on the problem of conso¬
lation/’ by Rev. Dr. R. V: Atkis¬
son, Atlanta. His topic in the
.j nftcmoon T wi „ b . .. Hlgher b „ lan .
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Thursday, august 23.
Devotional Service ;Review day
in Special Class Work ; Commence
ment Exercises Elecution Class—
Miss Quinn; Physical Culture
Class—Mrs. J. Harvey Moore;
Children’s Bible Class—Mrs C. P.
Williamson; Chorus and Sight
Reading; Music Class—Prof Rath
burfiLecture by Rev L P Stan
ton-^“Egy»t,-People Q^hpftes L S C “Father and their Ry
^/?. V. Atkinson.
D, one of .hetedcr,
in the Northeast Georgia Chau
of by tlK
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Robert \ irgil Atklsfon,
the paster of the Central Cpngre
g a tj 0 nal church of Atlanta, was
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Tenn., in the year 1851. His an
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-sides of the house, were residents
of virffini ^ North Carolina, Ten
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nessee and Kentuck>. ^
“Mr. Atkisson was prepared for
co llege at the academy of his na
t j ye county? and as ^ ^ he was
sophomore ‘“■•r*' class of Cumberland
university. After three years of
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captivating both in matter and de¬
livery He will deliver the oration
on Recognition day, and as State
President of the young peoples’ will
society of Christian endeavor,
help plan for our “Christian En¬
deavor Day.”
«aVnyst study he graduated from
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mer of 1S75. He began to teach,
after receiving his diploma, and
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Mry. After casting about for the
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studies he decided lo attend the
Union Theological Seminary, of
New York city. This splepdid in¬
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ill the Presbyterian church, it was
a school of broad and liberal culture.
Dr. Wm. Adams, Roswell D Hitch¬
cock, William G. T. Sheld, Phillip
Scliaff, Charles A. Briggs and
George L. Prentiss were his instruc¬
tors. For three years he studied at
thisjn&titution, and in May, 1881,
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