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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1932
Page
3
The April 24 Sunday School lesson analyzes Genier 18 6 15. Abraham offers peace to Lot over land disputes, choosing self restraint over personal gain. Lot's self interest leads to family ruin, while Abraham's magnanimity and sacrifice promote uprightness and lasting fame.
Los Angeles AP. Honeymoon plans for explorer architect Robert B Stacy Judd and his bride Betty Schofield will take them by land and air to the Mayan ruins in the Yucatan jungle. The couple aims to start by May 1, establishing an air base at Uxmal and extending the expedition from Quintana Roo to Campeche. Betty, an artist and writer, will accompany him, after a Mayan themed courtship.
Church notices list Saint Colomba Catholic Church opposite Court House with mass and confessions, Trinity Emanuel Baptist with Sunday school and services, Adventist offerings, and First Christian Church Garner detailing Bible School and worship times. Dates and times vary by denomination and location. services include morning and evening worships and midweek prayers.
The text cites Second Thessalonians and First Thessalonians verses about times and seasons and living as children of light, then adds a sample from Mary Baker Eddy's Christian Science text Science and Health with Key to Health in the lesson.
A long list of social notices shows residents and visitors in Marianna Tallahassee Pensacola Dothan and Montgomery. Names include Marianna J C Holland L Smith Snyder Nepper Lambe Jewle Stevens Boles M Virigeon Milton Smith Jr Atkinson and many others with trips to Beacon Hills Donalsonville Pensacola and Montgomery.
Jouett Shouse, veteran Kansas Democrat, chosen as permanent chair of the national convention in Chicago. The 52 year old, 5 foot 10 inch leader, credited with reviving the party since 1928, has traveled nationwide to organize and rally Democratic units. He may quit politics after the convention, though friends doubt it, given his deep political roots. Local notes mention residents visiting and multiple social engagements in nearby towns.
Ruth and Rufus visited relatives in Hawthorne while Louise Burgess of Palmers College in De Finish Springs spent the weekend with kin. Hinton Folsom visited Tallahassee midweek. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Blatthews and J. M. Stevens of Malone were in town Monday on business. Mrs J J Meigs and Elizabeth Meigs of De Funiak Springs stayed with Br A J Lewig last week. Victor McGowen and Miriam of Moultrie returned after visiting the Iveys. Bryant Daughters spent Sunday in Hartford.
Kinsey and Kirbyville residents share weekend visits as Hicks rests at home. Montgomery Belcher and Brackins host gatherings while Sunday Schools hold a fish fry at Alsyn. Washington announces a new cremation quarter with Washington on the obverse and a woman’s figure on the reverse, to replace the eagle design.
A Texas mother and physician, Mrs Phebe K Warner, seeks Congress as a representative for farm women. She is known as The Tittle Brown Wren and supports farm women's rights, arguing women have distinct roles and could perform more work with better development of their talents. The campaign emphasizes a Democratic stance and draws support from farm women across 6 000 000 members and federation leaders.
The week’s batting leaders in the National League include Freddy Lindstrom Bill Terry and Hughie Critz of New York leading with averages of .452 .424 and .412 respectively. Lindstrom has 14 hits and 10 runs, Terry leads homers with four and 11 RBIs. Babe Herman and Pat Waner share four doubles each in eight days. Giants slugging leads league while Cubs and Phillies top fielding. Only two pitchers undefeated. most others have one win.
A rookie Birmingham officer investigated a loud noise at dawn in a rural area, believing it signaled murder. It turned out to be a hollow log with a stretched skin and string device emitting a human-like wail. Also noted are remarks on medical training trends and Sarah Rebecca Curtis's fiftieth year in business in Rusk Texas.
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