Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-15
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S. A. Cisler, formerly connected with
the local division of United States post
office inspectors, has been appointed
superintendent of the railway mail
service, with headquarters at st. Paul,
Mimi, according to advices received
here by his friends. Mr.. Cisler was in
Atlanta until about eight months ago,
when he was transferred to the st.
Louis division, and has remained there
until his present promotion.
Consolidation of Gate City lodge and
Atlanta lodge, Knights of Pythias, will
be duly celebrated Monday night, when
the Knights will be entertained in their
castle hall by the woman's auxiliary OF
Atlanta lodge. A valentine party
will be the order of the evening. An
elaborate program has been arranged
the feature of which will be an ad-
dress on "Pythianism" by James w
Austin, grand chancellor of Georgia
Knights of Pythias, who is a member
of the lodge.
DR.. Ridley. pastor Of Central Baptist
church, has returned from a visit to
friends in Texas, and will occupy his
pulpit at both services Sunday. DIR
Ridley is proficient lecturer, and since
I his return has delivered several of his
lllOIS uOleu lectures III Atlanta.
The bazaar conducted by the Grady
Cadets and the Gate City Guards al
the latter's armory on Houston street
appears to be decided success. The
opening ball was well attended and the
dancing struck a popular chord. The
bazaar will continue ten days.
The adjutant generals office today is
sued a commission to James Jackson
Slaton, of Atlanta, to be second lieu
tenant and quarteImaster in the Fifth
regiment of state troops. Lieutenant
Slaton is a nephew of the governor
elect.
DR.. C. A. Ridley, recently returned
from Texas, will occupy his pulpit al
the Central Baptist church at both
Sunday services. Each night during
next week DR.. Ridley will speak at the
south side church, where protracted
services will open tomorrow.
Work will begin Monday morning on
the renOvating and remodeling of the
adjutant generals office in the capitol
Under the proposed plans, this de-
partment will have more room in the
future, and will be in every way more
commodious and attractive.
Frederick Bennett Wright. a noted
lecturer, will deliver his lecture, Ar
chaeology and the Bible" at Wesley Me-
mortal church Sunday night. The lecture
Is illustrated with photogra phs taken by
Mr.. Wright, who has Travelled extensive
ly in the interest of his work
Special services at the East Side tab
ernacle, Rev. j. M. Shelton, pastor will
be opened Monday when Rev. c. w
Daniel will speak on Church Sup
port" Tuesday night Rev. w. NJ. Sen
tell will address the congregation. Rev
F. II. Leavell is the scheduled speaker
for Wednesday. while young peoples
work will attract on Thursday night
Friday evening, Rev. John Purse will
close the weeks services.
An interesting address on christian
Socialism" will be delivered Sunday
morning at the Christian Socialist
church, in South Pryor street. when
Rev. j. B. HUMPHREYS, pastor, occupies
the pulpit. In the afternoon DR.. Kirk
land will tell of his experiences in the
San Francisco earthquake. At night the
subject Was Christ a Socialist" will
be debated.
Governor Brown today named w. J.
Snow, Of Roanoke, to be a commits
sioner of deeds for the state of Georgia