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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1909
Page
5
Everything in our Clothing department must go with a 25 percent reduction sale continuing for one more week. The two piece half lined suits are featured and praised as this season’s make. Shoppers are invited to visit during next week to take advantage of the sale.
D. Upahaw, renowned platform speaker and editor of the Golden Age, will lecture next Friday night at the Court House to aid the Neadland Avenue Hipptat Church. He is well known in Dothan and has drawn large crowds with his writings and public speaking.
Tomorrow the First Baptist, Presbyterian and Foster Street Methodist churches will host Anti-Saloon League representatives. Rev Brooke Taw Selive? Superintendent of the League is set to address Ave Poster Street Methodist Church. The gatherings aim to sustain a strong public mood favoring enforcement of the prohibition law amid opposition claims of enforcement failure.
The piece argues public sentiment favors the law, calling opposition outrages while urging supporters of prohibition to attend a meeting at the Foster Road Church tomorrow night and bolster enforcement.
Rev Frank M Parser of Suse succeeds Rev WOM Anderson as interim pastor at the First Baptist Church. He will preach tonight using the Methodist service format while occupying the evening ministry in the absence of the regular pastor. Miss Rabbie Ghent returns from Rome after ten months at Shorter College and is welcomed by friends.
The Taw church schedules morning prayer and sermon, and evening prayer and sermon at 6:15 with a Mass Meeting addressed by Mgr. Lawrence. Public invited to attend. Rector Poynor highlighted as a prominent Alabama figure. strong call for civic participation in the prohibition era. Excellent music promised.
Sunday School at 9 45 with address by Rev J Thomson associate superintendent of the Florida Anti Saloon League. Regular morning service at ten. No evening service due to restoration work at the Foster Street Methodist church in the mass water interests.
The Firbt Baptist Church announces a change in the September day at nine. The evening service remains at eight thirty. Pastor Frank M. Parser will serve, with Rev. W. M. Andee absent.
A church notice urges every Sunday School member to attend promptly at 9 30 AM with a promise of unusual interest. At 11:00 AM Rev Brooks Lawrence Simerintendent of the Anti Salom League will occupy the pulpit.
This note highlights the importance of a good lawn mower and reliable garden hose for any property from a country estate to a suburban yard. It promises a durable mower and hose that withstand pressure and provide long service life.
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