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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1932
Page
3
Fragmentary Cotton market notes from New Orleans show bid and ask figures with prices like 561, 578, 581 and 600. The readable fragments reference bids, offers, and daily trading activity without a full report or clear date. No identifiable individuals or organizations are fully stated in the legible text.
George W. Walker, 72, longtime state’s attorney for the second judicial circuit, died at his Tallahassee home after more than a month of illness. A Leon County native and nephew of former Gov. David S. Walker, he served 1891-1911 and 1914 until his death, was a candidate for circuit judge next Tuesday, and was active in civic life as a Mason and Episcopalian. He is survived by his widow and son, George Keith Walker.
Sir Malcolm Campbell in a 100 mph lapse during a 1 000 mile race at Brooklands had a rear tire blowout and fire but he regained control and finished to the pits. Earlier Henry Leeson in a midget car was killed after a skid and collision with a barrier.
A speculative tour through early 20th century U.S. politics traces how figures like Theodore Roosevelt Herbert Hoover Warren G Harding Calvin Coolidge and Franklin D Roosevelt might have shaped 1920 1924 and 1932 campaigns. It recalls the 1919 18th Amendment Volstead Act era and the shifting roles of women voters amid party clashes and convention battles.
A mixed listing shows Saint Colombas Catholic Church with mass times on the first and third Sundays, confession and Benediction, Sunday School at 9 30 a m, El Emmanu El W C W Hall offers Sunday services at 11 and 3 pm. Headland Avenue Baptist notes 9 45 am Sunday School, 11 am morning service, 8 pm evening service, and midweek prayer Wednesday.
Fragmented notices from Lafayette and area churches show Sunday School times from 9:40 to 9:45 in Lafayette at various churches, with morning services around 11, 1 or 11 and evening services at 6:30 or 7. Notices invite visitors, list pastors, superintendents, and class offerings for all ages.
Morning vishy at M1 ockrk Budgets The Miser Heap Christian Endeavor holds an afternoon vesper at 6 p.m. A Wednesday prayer meeting at o'clock features The Cross of Christ. Sunday School at 4:45 p.m. Lesson sermons explore Gospel themes and passages from John and Revelation. The Christian Science text emphasizes God as the sole creator and universal Mind.
Pastor Burton J. Hoffman leads one Sunday morning service at 9 00 a m with a sermon Christ's Greatest Deed followed by Bible School at 9 00 a m. There is no evening service this Sunday due to Hoffman’s Camp Grandview duties and Young People's Conference. Christian Endeavor led by Ethelia Bawden. Bible School and communion services occur each Sunday morning and Endeavor each Sunday evening.
The lesson argues that great figures blend dreaming with hard work. Joseph embodies this as a planner and organizer who can envision the future and execute decisive action when needed. The text contrasts leaders who act only in crises with those like Moltke who plan ahead. Joseph unites foresight with disciplined effort.
An Alabama Safety Council series installment urges drivers to study the Rules of the Road Act. It recommends having an illustrated digest in pocket form showing exactly how signals and movements should be given for safe driving.
To obtain a copy join the Golden Rule club of the Alabama Safety Council in Birmingham. Send $1 to enroll as a member and receive a gold bronze Golden Rule badge for your license plate and a two tone membership key chain. Signals are vital to prevent accidents as drivers start or slow down.
A historical note discusses driver hand signals before turns slows or stops. It covers left and right turn indications, stop signals, and the suggested use of extended arm gestures. The text mentions variations and a push for standardization to reduce confusion among drivers and other road users.
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