Are You Better Than A Sinner Sermonette By John 8
A Sunday sermonette denounces sin and its costs, urging listeners to beware material and spiritual ruin. It cites the prodigal son, financial waste, and societal judgment, urging repentance and grace as the path to God. The piece echoes Luke 15 and Luke 13 teachings on striving to enter the straight gate.
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John
Kenyon
Sin
Ain
United States
Abundanes
Alex Foe
Dothan Churches Set Sermons Across Denominations
Dothan churches announce sermon topics across denominations. Assembly of God Evangelist Gale Tscksor will guest minister at both services. First Christian Church features Frank Seafield on “Untaught and Unnamed” with evening topic “Helping.” Christian Science lesson is “Truth.” Baptist pastor Rev Finley Eure delivers sermons at Pavet Baptist. Episcopal Church cites “The Subject of the Sermon.” Methodist topics include “Christianity Not an Easy But Glorious Way” and “The Cloud of Witnesses” with Dr W T Cutthorne speaking. Presbyterian Rev Worton Dendy discusses “When God Turns a Lease” and “Not The First Man of His Generation.” Revival continues this week at Bevers Hem Chapel daily.
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Dothan
Assembly OF God
Gale Tscksor
Serenues i
First Christian
Hex
Frank Seafield
Itis
Will le
Christian Science
Truth
Nail Churches
Chrivt
Seine
Jn Dothan
Wadlington
Emeren Achool
Curis
W. T. CutThona
Tie Goelva
W. Northolt
Presbyterian
Worton Dendy
Lyon
Schofield Announces Hymn Time Broadcast Change
A change in the broadcast time for the First Christian Church Hymn program was announced yesterday by church officials. Schofield, who coordinates the program, said the new time will begin Thursday, replacing the previous Friday slot.
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Schofield
First Christian Church
Riv
Rank Senfield
Pase
Tor
Suefield
San
Local Meeting Fails to Name Town’s New Street
Citizens gathered in Alapout to decide a community street name but only seven names were proposed before the session ended. The group ultimately abandoned the idea and adopted no result.
Bulgarian Refugee Describes Escape From Russian Terror
A 40-year-old Bulgarian farmer, Mavrodia, recounts fleeing across the border from Arapit in Eshova ravines to Turkey after his uncle’s pro Communist actions led to trouble. He details beatings, police scrutiny, and a long perilous journey through forest and guard checkpoints before crossing into Turkish territory and seeking asylum.
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Edirna
Irkey
Vosil Mavradla
Hay
Arapit
Eshova
Ile
Yovder
Baller
Ins
Domly
Turkey
Igon
Theo
Gscape
Tro
Toreign
Tyriey
Mithe
Ant
Isa
Slinset
Dune
Watehean Wad bin walelAyan
Urol
Prigan
Tizkes
Mavyndin
Camp Meeting Set In Commemoration Of Rev Spivey
Geneva reports a camp meeting revival to honor Rev Beverly J Spivey beginning at Elton Church grounds Twy 28 lasting 19 days. Seven descendants bearing his name will deliver sermons, revival aims to become an annual event with a large tent on the grounds and plans for a new church building. Descriptions note Spivey’s pioneer work in Southeast Alabama and spread to Georgia Florida and the Carolinas.
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Geneva
Beverly J. “Spivey
Elton
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Carolinas
iSpivey
I & Tong Tange Obiveliv Thoke
Upged Republic
Bey
Gaines Spivey
Augnawm
District Masons Elect Conference Officers
John Stivian of Moustin Lodge OB elected news worshiptul mayor of the 28th District Masonic Conference at the annual meeting. New officers include Waylon Colum bia Lodge 185 Kiltland JW, Roy Young Secretary, and other lodge appointees. The August meeting will be hosted by Coltenwood with the local lodge as host. plans for the 1990 annual conference were noted.
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John Stivian
Moustin Lodge OB
Masoniie
Beneference
Confe Ence Inghide
Herman “Waylon
Columbia Lodge
Cor Kiltland
Headland Lodge
Roy Young
Howston Tygous
East Sanders
Byews
Crogtrenda Ladge
Teves Sey’ Ment
Pythagoras Latga
Sal McGriff
SS. Pythagorat Lodge
G. L. Pugh
Ifostarton Lodge
D. W. Basle
Dothan Bedet
Wipres
Tyler
Ashiont
Coltenwood
Loreal Lodge
Sbopville
Maeting
College Charter Bans Gripes By Students
A newly chartered Southwest Virginia College and Commercial School bans student complaints to run smoothly. The charter says gripes are not allowed to impose bonds or burden the student body, aiming for expediency and order.
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Wish
Southwest Virginia College and Commercial Schoulders
Explosion Hunter Gets Honors For Research
Pittsburgh area report notes George W. Jones, supervising chemist in the Bureau of Mines explosions division, received a distinguished service award and gold commendation from the Department of Interior for his work on major explosions including the Texas City disaster and the Empire State plane crash.
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Pittsburdic
George W. Jones
Boon Explosions
IS. Bureau of Minea
Jones
Texas City
Empirte
Department of Interior
Anon
Punishment for villagers over missing member report
A villager faces punishment for failing to report a missing member of his group at night. Reports say Mavrodia will be housed with Turkish Bulgations for weeks before leaving for Turkey, as Turkish authorities enforce strict safeguards against sales.
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Mavrodia
Turkey
Pact of Atlantic alliance promises global peace and defense
The article argues the North Atlantic Treaty is essential for Western Europe’s recovery and the democratic way of life. It cites U S involvement as crucial to deter aggression, notes peace benefits beyond defense, and mentions President Truman’s proposal for 1.45 billion dollars in foreign military aid to back the pact.
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America
United States
Europe
United Nations
Sould
Wwe
White Mouse
Truman
Congress
Hergem
Asia
Ghivage
Rand
Lee Folsom Charged With Liquor Violation
Lee H. Tatson, 60, of New Brockton route two, freed on bond after state and federal authorities charged Lee Folsom with possession and sale of tax unpaid whiskey. Folsom, cousin of Gov. James B. Folsom, was arrested at home by State ABC officers and handed to federal agents for prosecution. A federal complaint cites possession of non tax paid whiskey in containers lacking proper tax stamps.
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Lee H. Tatson
New Brockton
Folsom
ABC
R. Ty Boury
M. A. Parker
Alcohol Tax Unit
J. L. White
U. S
J. We Dauighby
Harp Said To Produce First 1949 Cotton Bale In County
DOWALSONVILLE Special Ellen L Harp credited with possibly the first cotton bale ginned in Seminole County this year at D E Wurst's gin. The 400 pound bale, not yet graded, leaves the county market opening uncertain as to price and quality. The report notes past delays and mentions Henry Cort’s 18th century patent in passing.
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Dowalsonville
Ellen L. Harp
Yesttorday
Seminole
D. E. Wurst
Henry Cort
England
Bulls and Rattlesnakes A Day’s Work Tale
Kane SWECHIKSON reports a strange incident where Bulls and rattlesnakes share a day’s work. George Roberson, a Kantag Power and Light Co line walker, describes his plan to outwit snakes by letting one strike the ground, then using the fear and confusion to advance. He explains how to protect himself and keep moving while the snake is drawn away.
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Swechikson
Kane
Hin Lang
George Roberson
Warls
Kantag Power & Light Co
Roberson
Police Commissioner Endorses Shorts Answer
Police commissioner Harry Tos defended a terse clash with a woman over immodesty, stating he would wear shorts himself as a symbol of comfort. The remarks followed her complaint about a faliceman who wore shorts and a badge, highlighting debate over attire and decorum in Detroit.
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Chile
Detroit
Harry
Tos
Toy
Free Will Baptists Plan Two Revivals
A week long revival begins today at Shiloh Free Will Baptist Church with Rev. Vester Burkett of Carbon Hill as guest minister. Beginning July 0 and continuing through August, Burkett will lead revival services at Hickory Grove Baptist Church with daily sessions at 6 am and 7 30 pm.
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Shiloh Free Will Baptist Church
Vester Burkett
Carbon Hill
Burkett
Hickory Grove Baptist Church
Three Big Meetings At API Over Coming Weeks
Alabama Polytechnic Institute hosts three major gatherings in late August and early September. The Alabama Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting in Montgomery on September 10 expects over 2,000 attendees led by Walter Randolph. A 421 camp for girls and boys runs August 28 to September 4 with API extension service sponsorship and leaders Mary Dell McCain and H E Logue overseeing. Also on August 24, API will host a statewide conference with 850 farmers and county officials, chaired by L Collins PMA officer, with wide county representation and regional committee participation.
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Brackeen Auburn
Alabama Polsotechnic Institute
Alabama Farm Bureau Federation
Walter Randolph
Predent
Montgomery
Extension Service Division
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Mary Dell McCain
H. E. Logue
API
Agriculture
I L. Collins
PMA
Ithe Igeal
Hadion Pata “Administrato
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Commerce
Wir
Alabama
J. Cy Gaynon
Yal
B. P. Dilworth
Antucga_ Bibb
Chambers, Chilton
Clay, Goose, Greene, Hale, Lee, Raton
Randalpi, Shelby, Talladegs Aryl Tallapoosa
Twin Horses Overcome 100000-to-1 Odds
Twin horses defy 100000-to-1 odds in a remarkable foaling event. The improbable birth, monitored by Dr ML Kilpatrick, a veterinarian, marks a rare twin occurrence in horses, noted as happening about once in every 20000 foalings.
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Troy
ML Kilpatrick
Reiff Named Chairman of First Methodist Board of Stewards
Charles C. Reiff was chosen chairman of the Executive Committee of the Board of Stewards at First Methodist Church. New officers include Feedenar as vice president and E. Bowler as secretary. Golson as treasurer. The re-election of 21 members was announced with 13 new names joining the board. Installation of the entire body and committee is set for August 7 during the morning service.
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Bmarianna
Pecs
Charles C. Reiff
First Methodist Church
Charles A. Cuebitz
Feedenar
E. Bowler
Secrotary
FL i Golson
Tressurer
H. 2
Welch
WM Willis
A.C. Bilingslea
Denmark
Ritter
Youth For Christ Work Grows In Bahamas
Youth for Christ efforts expand in the Bahamas with CHWAGD spearheading rallies and new evangelistic campaigns. Rex Eskleman leads the Bahamian work after Emmaus Bible School graduate Hixt Johnson announces ongoing programs and a yearlong Bible outreach to convert locals, supported by a gospel band and public address system. A rally in BF Paul draws about 500 attendees as the movement aims to broaden evangelistic reach.
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Chwagd
Hahane Islands
Letecketh
Jobson
Nazsau
Che Balamas
Rex
Tra Eskleman
Ead
Tia Veutty
Cubiat
Bahams
Hixt Johnson
Emmaus Bible School
Toronto
Canada
Ana
Bahamas
Joby
Unclear OCR fragment on racing lottery related event
Fragmentary text mentions winners, living, reaching sets, and pacers on a Thay foirycounts rack. Details are garbled, but implies a racing event with bikes and a display of copviigability in a 100,000 level context. No coherent facts or clear entities emerge.
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Jinrses
Bs Hi
Sid
Awin
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