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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1915
Page
3
A jumble of archaic religious verse and fragmented notes appears, naming Miss Vergy Hall and Miss Minnie Blacknon among others. It cites scriptures from Mark, Matthew, and Revelation, with references to repentance and salvation, piano solos, and a church program featuring a quartette and benedictions.
Visitors to the city are cordially invited to all services at Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church corner Lafayette and Apple. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. with Superintendent WooHhag Wisn. Morning preaching by Pastor G. K. Williams. Evening service text from Acts 27:44 and 2:47. Messages emphasize safety aboard the ship and deliverance.
The Ladies Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church will meet Monday at five o'clock in the afternoon. Presiding are EO Morgan and Mead.
Fragmentary reading shows church notes referencing Father Genet and Pastor with likely Sunday service details for Colmmbe area. Reads like a community notice of weekly worship and upcoming sermon themes returned in OCR garble.
cordially invites all to services at Avenue Baptist. Pastor will preach at 11:00 and 8:00 pm with a morning theme The Preeminence of Jenun. Bible School at 9:40 sharp. Teachers urged to be punctual. Evening theme Little Sins and Their Consequences. Children welcomed. attendance hoped to rise next Sunday. Visitors urged to come and meet the congregation. W T Te w pastor.
A readable fragment outlines a Headland Avenue B Y P U program for June 20th. Names such as Miss Nora Stephens and Mr Parner appear among attendees and roles and a call for broad participation is stated. The note invites all ages to attend and help, emphasizing a welcoming setting.
The Mission may close at Lafayette Avenue Methodist Church after a service. Readable fragments indicate possible ending of a church mission group and relocation or cessation of activities.
A garbled OCR line hints at a colorful parade or street event with parade-like energy and crowd presence. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the fragment suggests a lively urban procession or celebration drawing local attention.
The Foster Street Methodist Church announces a Sunday farewell by the pastor who will depart to lead a Divinity School in Biloxi Mississippi. Dr Dickinson and Rev Norman McLeod will fill the pulpit during the pastor’s absence for three to four weeks amid a crowd expected to attend.
The First Baptist Church continues its series with a sermon tomorrow evening titled The illatoralities of Roman Catholicism. The pastor will argue that the Roman Catholic Church fosters immorality, abuses the Confessional, shields liquor interests, and acts as a global persecutor, citing history and present events. Morning worship at 10 with sermon at 11, and Baptist Young People's Mission meets at 7. Strangers and visitors are welcome.
Local listings promote Parkman Hornsby Ice Cream with phone numbers and urging Sunday orders. Mentions Greene's Dairy Forts in the state, Parkman Hornsby brand, and various towns like Midlant City and Columbia in a sketched regional advert for creamed goods. Repeated calls to order ice cream for Sunday and references to travel slips with every purchase.
John Beverett, father of Abe Beverett of Midland City, died at home yesterday morning after a brief illness. He was about 64 years old. The notice is brief and lacking in family details beyond the immediate survivor.
The Salvation Army calls ministers and city residents in Dwthan and beyond to join in prayer for an end to the terrible war. The plea asks for peaceful hearts and unity under God to bring an era of peace globally.
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