A Sunday Sermonette on Strange Preachers and Sin
The piece discussesScripture and human conscience as warning, urging listeners to heed God's voice. It cites Jonah and Jeremiah to argue that resisting divine correction leads to calamity, while obedience brings restoration and accountability for sin. It asserts there are preachers and lessons in every era, and emphasizes the peril of ignoring the Gospel.
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Jonah
Eid
God
Jeremish
Hell
Forgiveness For Christ Is Of Prime Importance
E Stanley Jones argues forgiveness as central to Christian life. He uses an Armenian woman who forgave a Turkish soldier who killed her brother as a powerful example. She chose forgiveness over revenge, citing Christ’s forgiveness of his enemies, and urges readers to forgive for Christ’s sake despite deep pain.
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Christ
E. Stanley Jones
Ieee
Alsitodan
Ming
Ancred
Anton ‘Turk Ja Eatosighent
Minister to Lead Week of Evangelistic Meetings in Tallahassee
The Rev. Laurence J. Steel, pastor of the Werst Presbyterian Church at Tat Iahansee, will open a week long evangelistic series at the Presbyterism Church in Tallahassee tomorrow at 7 30 pm. The series ends Sunday evening with no sexman iger for Sateday. A cordial invitation is extended to all residents of the area to attend.
Easter Programs Set By Blakely Stewards
Blakely Methodisl Church plans Easter services outlined by Rev. W V Dibley for the Board of Stewards meeting. A supper in the new educational building served in the recreation hall by Eugenia Iyer Circle. W S C S members prepared the meal. Attendees included local church members and community figures. The National Geographic Society notes about 1,259,000 Indians lived in North America at Columbus time.
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Blakely
Frey
Blakely Methodisl
W. V. Dibple
Board of Stewards
Recreation Hall
Eugenia Iyer
W.S.C.S
A. Grubbs
W. F. At
Dr Wc, Baxley
J. C. Brown
H. F. Bush
Chenier Ciady
Wic. Cook
Collier Gas, Jr
R. D. Grist
A. Hunt
Tames
Murdock, Jr
T. WH. Plppin
Oscar Powell
Rex’ Reaves
L. H. Shoesmaker
A. 7 Singletary, Co
Tabb
Bert Tarver
The
National Geographic Society
North America
Five Conventions Set For Baptist Laymen This Week
Alabama Baptist laymen gather in five district Brotherhood conventions this week with Ne von E. Tull of Little Rock as guest speaker. Hobson Shirey presides. Dr. A Hamilton Reid will deliver the address at each gathering. Meetings target 300 in attendance at Winfield Boaz Ashland Monroeville and other towns starting 3 30 pm with fellowship suppers and evening inspirational talks. Advance reservations urged.
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Alabame Baptist
Nevon E. Tull
Little Rock
Arkansas
Hobson Shirey
Alabama
A. Hamilton Reid
Winfield
Earl M. Hum
Boaz
Northwestern
Atesimen
R. A. Tuck
Central District
Ashland
EB. M. Cauzey
Moncroeville
Ney. L. Reid Polk
Entoy Age
Ature Faiday Storoy
Claude T. Ammerman
Rhe Anothes Stern
At & Pi
Shirey
Dothan Church Sermons and Services Schedule
Dothan churches list topics for morning and evening sermons across denominations. Baptist First contrasts Back to Help with What Responds to the Holy Spirit. Episcopal aims at The Light Of The Fire and The Fall of Peter. Methodist titled The Magnetic Cross and 1999 Senior Assembly. Presbyterian focuses on Deny Self and The Crises of The Christ. Christian Science covers Matter. Library Service hosts Solving The Rideal at Sin And Sktean.
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Thircher Way
Henry A. Parker
Hethel
Headland Avenue
Zdinden
Tafayell Street
C. Hildreth Hagen
Pater
W. F jSathom
Foster Street
Jarihe
Fim
Huntington College
J. Norton Denny
First Presbyterian Church
Transylvania Choir To Be Directed By Veteran Musician
Transylvania College a cappella choir travels to Dothan High School Auditerium for an 8 p.m. concert under veteran director Jack Bryden a World War II graduate of Transylvania Harvard and Michigan currently leading the private department He guides 21 singers in antiphonal and dynamic pieces including Bach Vaughn Williams Brahms and Nielsen works arranged by notable editors The concert is staged by the Dothan Harmony Club and local clergy and marks a Southeast tour finish line set by spiritual and classical selections with a balance of 20th century and historic pieces.
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Transylvania College
Dothan High School
Lexington
Jack Bryden
Priitate
Unr
Transylvania
Harvard
University of Michigan
Bath
Gerotan
Belovew
Engish
Horton
Scheutz
Christ Our Lord
Bach
Vaughn-Williams
Thich Axe
Brahms
Dothan Harmony Club
First Christian Chavet
E. Tipton Carsall
Frank Scofield
Abbeville Students Present Papa Says No theater play
Abbeville students stage the comedy Papa Says No at the high school auditorium on March 28 with Jane Espy and Sara Chancey directing. Cast includes Herman Ulgepper, Betty Mobley, Charles Money, Ina Gamble, Betty Merle Braddy, William Macinson, and others in a plot about a gangster romance interrupted by a determined heroine.
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Aubeville
Agaut
Phe 'Hran School
Papa Saya
Papa
Horafeneyute
South America
Naughree
Jane Espy
Sara Chancey
Herman «Ulgepper
Betty Mobley
Charles Money
Ina Gamble
Betty Merle Braddy
William Macinson
Lester Glover
Hannon Hall
Ann Barnes
Macy Nichols
Betty Griggs
Save Aes Murphy
van Clements
Betty Griffin
Jefe Woolf
Margaret Deugmers
Something New Added To Henry Farm Homes
Henry County four H club members are creating painted signs for Henry Farm Homes donation by the club. Signs were presented to Amelia Buckner Jeanette Creel and Linda Livingston. 4 H rally and aprons for club girls are planned with aprons tied at waist or worn as neck and shoulder straps per Miss Lillian Cox home agent.
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Abbeville
Henry County
Chib
Hanks
Amelia Buckner
Jeanette Creel
Linda Livingston
Girly
Shaw
Misa Lillian Cox
Houston students vie for scholarships across state lines
Seven Houston students compete for Alabama high school scholarship honors at Auburn College Montevallo on March 24 25. Eight to nine students from Houston area listed include Helen Lewis Goltenweed Dorothy Pearce Ashina route one and others with total of 7500 dollars in 27 scholarships. A few will receive aid to cover expenses while Navy flight operations training mentioned elsewhere in the clipping.
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Houston Conte
Alabama
Alasame College
Montevailo
Fgh
Helen Lewis
Goltenweed
Derothy Pearce
AshIna
Manelle “McPerk
Viginia Aloe Prince
Margaret Weathers
Barrys Rose Long
Hotham
Glenda Agee
Ashford
Joint Meeting Of Marianna Legion Posts Reveals New Officers
At the Smith-Kelly post of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary in Marianna a barbecue followed by separate business sessions elected new officers. Branson Brewer was named Commander with Coy Mitchell and Albert Williams as 1st and 2nd vice commanders. DeWitt Thomas became Post Service Officer, Ivan Stephens Sergeant-at-Army, Deven Mitchell adjutant, Joe Quick treasurer, J.M. Lima srg-ist, and Rev. M. A. DuRant Chaplain. Auxiliary officers include Mrs. Henry Stone President and Charlotte Took Vice President, Myre John D. Wester Secretary, Mrs. T. B. Copeland Treasurer, Mrs. Top Kelly Chaplain. Retiring officials were John Rawin and May O. Kelly.
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Marianna
Suciiall
Aroumit
Smith-Kelly
Amercan Legion
Legion Auxilary
Donald
George Dryden
Uireley
Legion
T. B. Copeland
Dewey Rove
Herschel Malloy
Henry Stone
Charlotte Took
Vce
Myre
John D. Wester
Measurer
Kelly
John Rawin
Kirk Commended For Outstanding Work In Do Than Area
Hoyt, manager of the Do Than Employment Security Office, was honored by the Alsbarra Department of Industrial for outstanding achievement. Kirk was named district winner by the merit awards committee for coordinating recruitment testing and training of workers for a new toy factory in Do Then. Four other district winners were honored, and C. V. Evans of the Athens ESO was chosen for the Alabama-Merit Award for 1950.
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Hoyt
Dothan
Alsbarra Department of Industrial Trans
Kirk
Watkers
Dothen
Glsa Hadored
C. V. Evans
Ananages
Athens Eso
Alabama
Area Musicians Win Honors At Troy Meet
Two Dothan band members and one Elba musician earned medals in the first and second chairs of the Red and Blue bands at the Alb Stace pans Festival held at the University last week. Sam Young of Elba won second trumpet chair, Don Johnxor of Dothan was baritone chair, and Wallace Scaybrough of Dothan was third trombone in the Blue Band. A concert by the two units was given in Foslee Auditorium yesterday afternoon with L Bruce Kongs, director of bands at LSW, guest conductor.
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Dothan
Elba
Sam Young
Don Johnxor
Wallace Scaybrough
L. Bruce Kongs
LSW
College Bendrasters’ Association
Purcell to preside at Huntingdon College ministry meeting
Montgomery delay in text: Approximately 190 young men entering the Christian Ministry gather at Huntingdon College for a conference led by Bishop Purcell of the Birmingham Methodist Area. Delegates from south Alabama and west Florida attend. speakers include Rev Harold W. Ewing and Dr J Richard Spann among others. Events include a luncheon, sermons, lectures, and a Saturday night program at the Huntingdon dining hall. Bishop Purcell preaches at First Church on Sunday at 11 a.m.
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Montgomery
Christinan
Huntingdon College
Clare Purress
Birmingham
Methodist Church
South Alabama
West Florida
Methodiom
Sumd
Harold W. Ewing
Sciriien Vocations Church
Ewing
Chris
Community Methodist Church
Captox
Ohio
Canton
Ie Cours
Starke County
Boston
Harvard
Boston University
Tle
Hlinolé Wesleyan
Candler School of Theology
Sioken
Henry M
Sohnsop
Religious Education
Emory University
First Methodiac Church
Atlenta
Southeastern Turisdictian
Kenwicky-Wesleyan College
Duke
Yate
Methodist Youth Caravan
J. Richard Spann
Educational Cior
Dr. Spann
Randolph Macon
Souttigan Methodist University
Drawlogical Seminary
Columbia University
Texas
Missouri
Southern Methodist University
United States Navy
Huntingdon
Mrs McCaskill Heads Marianna FSU Alumni
Mrs Dexter McCaskill has been elected president of the Jackrog County Horde State University Alumni Club at Marianna. She succeeds Mrs John Dekie Milton. Other officers named are Mrs J N Wilson Jr, David secretary. A spring dinner March 13 featured Signa of the Times with Jobo C Winslett Jr of the county choir. Attendees included alumni members and other supporters.
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Marianna Specie
Dexter McCaskill
Jackrog County
Horde State University Alun
John Dekie Milton
J. N. Wilson
David
Horticulturist Speaks to Donalsonville Farmers at Courthouse
In Donalsonville Titlon a special horticulturist from the Experiment Station will meet farmers Monday night. He will discuss all phases of truck crop production and answer questions. The speaker has years of station experience. Letters inviting attendance have been sent to farmers interested in commercial crops and canning. The Chamber of Commerce says the farmers meeting will finish in time for early vegetables and the canning plant will be ready for a first taste within days.
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Donalsonville
Experiment Station
Titlon
Aving
Chamber of Commerce
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Jose Wold
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New York
Resmi
NBA Service
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Tallahassee
Chipley Meat
Blakely Stewards
Dothan Drug CO
Hin Accinens
Frank Seyffeld
Episcopal Tawrence
Gakiey
Episcopal Church
Malivity
Pee Methodist Church
A Shafer
C. W. Northcutt
Dothan Christian Science Society
Library Service
Allen Walker
Brary Auditorium
Golden Rule London
British Railway
British Railways
Yaem
Pacific Islands
Nations Geographic Sociey
Mall Patrner
Fairbanks
B. Shores
Cottondale
Fla
Mr. Shores
Charlie Shores
Contondsie
Rueal
Transylvania Choir
Cholr Director
Panama City
BAY Line
Procdaia Tim
Bethel
Compassion
the First Baptist Church
Ala
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Houston
Ocala
Florida
Troy
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