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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1948
Page
6
Joan B Kenyon argues that smiles can conceal sin when parents fail to correct children. Citing Eli and his sons from 1 Samuel, the piece condemns lax parenting and urges firm family authority to foster obedience and respect for government. It contrasts modern child psychology with disciplined parental guidance.
Local churches in Dothan schedule morning and evening services with multiple sermon topics. Lafayette Street Methodist presents Disturbing Public Worth and The Glad Surprise. Foster Street Methodist offers He took It Upon Himself and Power to Match Our Power-Filled Age. Episcopal Nativity posts Dismissing Spiritual Worries. Baptist Headland Avenue features Without Christ and Deceitfulness of Sin. First Christian’s E Tipton Carroll preaches A Premature Christ and What Shall I do With Life Phil. Kin ey Rocky Branch and Kin ey Methodist plan sermons. First Baptist’s Parker presents The Rebuke of Worldliness and Wisdom. Bible School commencement Friday at 7. Dr F Crosley Morgan to lead Bible conferences starting June 13. Church of Christ pastor B L Anderson cites The Light that Faved and Obedience. Napier Methodist hears William Calhoun in the morning. All Christian Science churches set God the only Cause and Creator as lesson sermon with Psalm 4:9-10 as Golden Text.
DETROIT UP The Recorder's Judge Paul Krause fined an Absonghin Indian for breakage and entering and placed him on two years of probation. The judge asked if he could abstain from trouble as the Indian spoke of returning to the reservation to hunt, fish and live, while arguing for older ways and discipline amid a clash of modern youth culture. The piece reflects on traditional values versus contemporary behavior and cites biblical and law-and-order references.
In Chepely Florida a World War II casualty Charles Buford Page was honored with a Thursday military funeral conducted by Rev. Earl Dukose and Samson's American Legion post. Burial followed at Earlytown cemetery under Blackston Funeral Home. He left five sisters and one brother, with parents Mr and Mrs Sol Page listed among survivors.
Washington special reports the State of Alabama being honored at Washington Cathedral with prayers for the government and people. Alabama Sunday features a flag procession with national colors. The Very Rev. John W. Suter invites Alabamians in the District to attend observes. National Cathedral Association seeks contributions to maintain the cathedral and lists Alabama volunteers on the state committee.
Birmingham AP reports Dr Gorgas entered consideration for induction into the Hall of Fame. The piece lists supporters including Wolhans Qras ford Gargas and Asa Toe ahoonerement, with mentions of the Arabursa Power Co and New York Governors. The account notes prior leadership roles and public service linked to medical history.
Paris announces a new international museums review titled Museums to provide a quarterly survey of museography. The first issue will be off the press by 1 July to coincide with the opening of the International Council of Museums Biennial Conference in Paris.
The Vatican declared its disapproval of the scheduled marriage between ex King Michael of Romania and Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma. Anne, Catholic, and Michael, Greek Orthodox, plan to wed Thursday in Athens despite the ban on Catholic non Catholic marriages.
Hartford special reports the Hartford Baptist church will close a highly successful revival conducted by Rev. Harold G. Sanders of Tallahassee. The meeting drew packed crowds for a week with 37 new members by Friday night, many adults including Hartford businessmen. Final service begins at 7:30 p.m. as Sanders delivers his last sermon. The church is also pursuing a building expansion, with an educational building under construction as the first unit.
The pinnacles in Sand Creek valley Oregon result from years of erosion shaping the rock into dramatic formations.
A projection that Museums will function as an ausoa forum for presenting and discussing significant new developments in the museographical world. The text suggests a platform for dialogue among professionals about evolving practices and ideas in museums.
At Rio de Janeiro the thirty ninth Rotary International convention declared strong support for the United Nations as the proper instrument to influence public opinion. Seventy seven hundred Rotarians pledged to reflect public opinion through the UN and make it clearer and stronger in world affairs.
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