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THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEW8s SATURDAY. DECEMBER 30, 1911.
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FREE!
Theater Tickets
Would You Like to Go? ———i
Beginning Tuesday, January 2d, “The Georgian Want Ad Man’’ Will Give Eight
(8) Reserved Seat Tickets to Each Night’s Performance to the Lyric Theater
Here Is How You Will Secure Free Tickets to the Lyric
A LL who have advertised their wants in The Atlanta Georgian Want Columns have found it a prompt and profitable medium. We
want everybody to know and appreciate the drawing power of Georgian Want Ads. We want the public to know that Georgian
Want Ads can sell anything that is to be sold—that they can rent rooms, apartments, houses, offices, stores or anything that is to
be rented. They secure boarders. They can find competent help and partners in all departments of business, industrial or domestic
life. They can locate lost articles. In short, a Georgian Want Ad can do anything as an agent of publicity, and it costs only One Cent
Per Word. The only people who do not praise the pulling power of Georgian Want Ads are those who have not used them.
Each day the Want Ad Manager will select four different names out of the day’s orders (both paid in advance and charged ads).
After making his selection each day, he will write an equal number of Want Ads inviting the lucky advertiser to the Lyric theater as a
guest of Georgian Want Ads. These invitations will be published in the shape and style of a Want Ad and will be scattered throughout
the entire Want Ad Section, some appearing under "Help Wanted—Male or Female," "Boarders Wanted," "Rooms For Rent," "Lost
and Found, "For Sale—Miscellaneous,” "Real Estate For Sale,” "Wanted—Miscellaneous," "Houses For Rent,” etc.
Read all the Want Ads carefully and you will find the invitations. If it is not for you today, then perhaps it will be tomorrow.
When your name does appear, bring the Want Ad Page to The Georgian Want Ad Department, between 9 a. m. and 3 p. m., properly
identify yourself, and you will be presented with two tickets to the Lyric theater. Before sending in your Want Ads, be careful that
your name and address are written clearly and distinctly.
An
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Better
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Secure
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HERE IS A SAMPLE OF THE INVITATION, SO
YOU WILL KNOW JUST WHAT TO LOOK FOR:
TWO good orchestra seats for the Lyr
ic theater will he presented to Mrs.
Jones, 300 Sprlng-st„ It she will bring
this page to/The Georgian Want Ad de.
partment before 3 p. m. tomorrow.
Eight Free Tickets Each Day to Those Who Use Georgian Want Ads
Every Want Ad in The Atlanta
Georgian is a Want Ad in the home
Georgian Want Ads Cost One Cent
Word. They Will Fill All Wants,
notes of the churches
McCutchsn Re-elected.
At a recent meeting of the executive
committer of the Atlanta Baptist asso
ciation Rev. Thomas E. McCutchen.
« ho for the past two years Has held the
position of superintendent of missions
and evangelistic work, was unanimous
ly re-elected,' and formal announcement
lias been made that lie will accept.
I'nder I he direction of the executive
and co-operative committee the work
of Mr Mct utchen and his assistants In
the Atlanta association has been suc-
ressful and prosperous, and plans are
being perfected for a greater work for
the coining year.
Dr. Preston to Return.
Dr. S. R. Preston, of the Pryor-»t.
Presbyterian church, writes from North
t'atollna that he will return Saturday
and Is looking forward to a great day
at Pryor-st. Sunday. Owing to the fact
that the new church building Is to be
stHi ted on New Year's day, every mem
ber of the church Is urged to attend the
service* Sunday. Important announce,
ni.nts are to be made at both services.
All friends are cordially Invited.
Old Year's Service.
Jcfferson-st. Epworth league will hold
a night watch service Sunday evening.
The league will take charge of the serv.
lees Immediately after the regular
preaching service. There will be sing
ing and an old-fashioned Methodist
testimony service. A special invitation
extended to all the Epworth leaguers
In the city.
At Hsbrew Christian Hsll.
The New Year eve opening of the
Hebrew Christian Oospel halj at 104
South Forayth-st. will be celebrated
from <t o'clock until midnight with
prayer services on Sunday night. All
■lews and Christians are cordially In
vite,! to be present. The services will
lu ’ in charge of Rev. L. J. Ehrlich, ml*.
elonary to the Jewish people of Atlanta.
Dr. Ellsnwood’s Addrsss.
At the Universalis! church on Sunday
at 3:30 p. nt. the pastor, Rev. E. Dean
llleiiwood, will speak on "The Possi
bilities and the Perils of the Men and
Religion Forward .Movement.” tbit ail -
tees taking the place of the customary
hy I Am What 1 Am" address. Mr.
1 -Henwood believes that he Is able to
"»tlmal* the possibilities of this won-
"et fully prophetic movement from in
entirely unbiased viewpoint. Inasmuch
"* Hie church which he represents does
not appear to be considered, by the local
managers of the movement, to be In-
nuded In the scope of the enterprise,
aitho churches and minister* of his
[•‘Hi In other cities have been given
important places In the effort to make
Tllglon real to the llvea of men. Dr.
Ellrnwoorl has given much study to
this subject, and has some things to
soy on Sunday afternoon which he be
lieves will be helpful to tho local man
agers of the movement and all who aro
vitally Interested In Its greatest suc
cess. A very cordlsl Invitation is
therefore extended to nil of the men
who are to be reeponslble for the Men
and Religion Forward Movement In At
lanta to attend the service at the Unl-
versallst church'Sunday at 3:80 p. in.
In this connection It may be of Inter
est to many who have at different times
read the replies of the Unlversaltst
pastor to certain utterances of At
lanta's noted bishop of the Methodist
church to know that Mr. Ellenwood
considers the message of Bishop Can
dler on this subject, as published In
The Atlanta Journal of October 1. un
der the caption of "A Great Movement
Needing a Prophet to Lead It," to be
the moat valuable, augcestlve and time
ly utterance upon this subject which
has come from any leader of religion In
Atlanta, and he respectfully recom
mends its study to sit who wish to see
this grsat movement succeed. In his
address on Sunday afternoon Mr. El
lenwood will read certain significant
passages from the masterly and
straightforward article of Bishop Can
dler. Mr. Ellenwood's address will be
a tlmelv utterance upon a much con
sidered thenio and should have a large
hearing. All setts sre fres and all are
cordially Invited. )
Bible Lecture Cists.
The Bible lecture class of the First
Methodist Sunday school will meet on
Sunday morning at 9:45 o'clock In the
main auditorium of the church, at the
Junction of Peachtree and Ivy-sts.
Visitors and strangera will be especially
welcomed.
St. Johns Watch Meeting.
St Johns Epworth league will watch
the old year out and the new year In at
St. John Methodist church, central and
Eaat Oeorgla-aves. There will be an
Intermission after the regular Sunday
evening service and the remainder of
the evening will be enjoyed with music
and recitations. All leaguers and their
friends are Invited.
“A Broken Homo.”
Hoaea. the Prophet with a Broken
Hoene,” will be the subject of a sermon
next Sunday night by Dr. Dunbar Og
den, pastor of the Central Presby
terian church. Two weeks ago Dr. Og
den began a series on the prophet* of
Israel. HI* first subject was Amos,
the Prophet of Righteousness:' his sec.
ond "Isaiah." He la giving a vivid
picture of the prophet* In relation to the
history of their time*, and applying
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their teachings to the needs of the
present generation. The series has
proven one of rare interest. Dr. Og
den's subject at the morning service
next Sunday will be, “Resolutions, Good
and Bad." It will be a New Year's mes
sage. At this service he will also
B reach a five-minute sermon to Ihe
ays and girls. ,
St. Pauls Homs-Coming.
Dr. B. F. Fraser, pastor of St. Paul
church, Is planning special services
for Sunday, the last In the old year,
and greatly desires to see all the mem
bers and friends present. The services
will be In the nature of a*home-comlng.
He has something of interest to tell.
Dr. Fraser has only been pastor of this |
large congregation since last confer,
ence, which was held In Augusta, and
was appointed fo St. Paul, but has en
deared himself to his people.
No 8erivce at Railroad Y- M. C. A.
Theie will be no service at Ihe Ball-
road Young Men's Christian associa
tion room* Sunday. The association
will unite In the railroad thanksgiving
Service at the Tabernacle at 3 o’clock.
Union New Year's Eve 8erviee.
The North Avenue Presbyterian and
the St. Marks Methodist and the Ponce
DeLeon Avenue Baptist churches will
unite on New Year's eve In a special
service. They will gather at the Ponce
DeLeon Avenue Baptist church at 9:30
In the evening and listen to addresses
from various men prominent In the
Men and Religion Forward Movement,
latter a social hour will bo enjoyed
with refreehments, and the exercises
will close with a devotional meeting
lasting until the entrance of the year
1912. This promises to be an Interest
ing and profitable time, and the public
is invited to attend.
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Service at Capitot-av*.
The service at the Capltol-ave. Bap
tlst church will begin Sunday night at
10 o'clock and continue thru to the
New Year. The regular service will not
bt held on that night, but the usual
service will be merged mio the watch
night service. The pastor, Rev. Wil
liam Russell Owen, will preach on the
subject, "The God of the Second
Chance." There will he baptism at
the service. At the very close of the
year a period for meditation will he
given:
Clean-Up Day Services.
A unique service will b« held at the
Second Baptist Sunday school on Sun
day morning when the annual clean-up
will be held. Traah barrels, brooms,
and other paraphernalia incidental to
house cleaning "will be in evidence, but
without reflection on the Janitor. In
stead. the members will be asked to
consign to the barrel such Individual
faults as may have Interfered with the
effectiveness of Sunday school work
during the post year, and the officers
will be required to sweep any fallings
out of their official duties. As a result
|lt Is expected that the work will start
! out with New Year under a new Im-
Ipetus, tnd that under an enlarged or-
gantrmtion there will be a greater
growth than heretofore.
Fine Sundty School Work.
- With a view of getting In closer (ouch
with the people In thl* vicinity, ana
looking after Its outside work, the
Second Baptist Sunday school will have
a field secretaiy.
Miss lone Newman, whose experl-
ence and training have peculiarly fitted
her for such work, will assume the du
ties of thl* new position on January I.
Her entire lime will be devoted to the
work and ihe effectiveness of the Sun
day echool for good will be greatly in- News.
creased. The appointment of a field
secretary Is In line with the up-to-date
business organisation of the Sunday
school, where each line of work la In
direct charge of a secretary who Is held
responsible by the executive committee
for the effectiveness of this particular
department.
These secretaries are aa follows;
Membership—A. W. Malone.
Records—H. Roberts.
Literature—H. S. Blanton.
Teachers—Walker Dunson.
Finance—Dr. William E. Campbell.
Publicity—William C. Davlet.
Athletics Frank Pearson.
Grading—M. L. Brittain.
Field—Miss I. Newman.
These secretaries, together with Su
perintendent B. H. Hartsfleld, Assistant
Superintendent William Hurd Hlllyer,
Rev. John E. White and I'*. J. Paxon,
form a cabinet, which meets frequently
and direct* the effective work now be
ing accomplished by the acpool.
MONTGOMERY WILL GIVE
Watch Night at Gracs Methodist.
Dr. I'. O. Jones, iNistor, lias arranged
an Interesting service to see the old
year die ai Grace Methodist church. It
will commence at 9 p. m. and last for
three hours, but every moment will be
Interesting and full of varied religious
exercises. Brief sermons will be
preached by Rev. D. Moore and Rev.
C. <’. Cary, and an address on "Per
sonal Evangelism" delivered by J. P.
Jackson, general secretary of th*
Young Men's Christian association. The
Epworth league will render their regu
lar program at 10:30. There will be a
social Intermission of a half-hour, ond
coffee and cakea will be served. An
old-fashioned testimony meeting will
be held. Dr. Jones will preach on
"Numbering Our Days." The exer
cises will be varied by prayer* and old
time songs, and the large chorus choir
will render special music.
If you are suffering from biliousness,
constipation. Indigestion, chronic head
ache, Invest one cent In a posatl card,
send to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dm
Moines, Iowa, with your name and ad
dress plainly on the back, and they w ill
forward you a free sample of Chamber.
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Moving Picture Man Will Feast
Fellow-Workers at Folsom’s
Restaurant, Marietta-St.
Montgomery, the movlnjr picture men,
will banquet the employees of hie mag
nificent Atlanta theater Sunday evening
at Folaom'a restaurant, and It will be a
banquet thet will bring together not only
the employees, but a few of the stock-
holder* and friend* in Atlanta,
It ha* been the cuatom'of Jdr. Mont.
prevail*. The fact that Mr. Montgom
ery haa the largest number of theater*
of nny other one peraon In the Smith,
scattered In helf a dosen Southern cities,
makes it Impossible for them to meet at
one lime in any one city, but they arc
banqueted Just the same.
Christman night the employee* of hi*
Jacksonville, Savannah and Valdonta
theaters were feasted in Jacksonville,
while on Friday night they were given
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