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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1932
Page
5
The article discusses birthright values from Genesis 25 27 34 focusing on Esau and Jacob and contrasts easy going versus ambitious traits. It notes a revival with daily sermons and topics including What a Blind Man Saw Fighting for Righteousness The Prodigal Son and Pentecost and invitation messages.
The notice lists Mass times for Colossal Catholic Church opposite the courthouse with confessions before mass and Benediction after. It also covers Sunday School times, W. O. W. Hall sessions, and lay services. A separate entry outlines Sund ay School and services at Sandland Avenue Baptist with a pastor, morning and evening services, BYPUs, and midweek prayer. It also mentions the Episcopal Church of the Nativity on West Main Street with Sunday School, morning service, and invitations to attend.
Morning worship at 9 40 a m with Elder Shaefer delivering the message. The Leagues meet at 6 30 p m and a prayer and praise service is planned Wednesday at 7 39 o'clock. Visitors are welcome at all services.
L. W. Dockery, pastor. Sunday School at 9 40 with C C Bennett supt. Morning worship at 11 a m. B Y P U meets at 6 15 with Mrs Graves Knowles director. Evening worship at 7 30. Wednesday prayer service at 7 30. Cordial invitation to worship with us.
Pastor W R Bickerstaff announces Sunday School at 9 49 a m with FR O Hill as superintendent and 11 00 a m morning worship including a Mother’s Day service. Young people service at 6 30 p m followed by 7 30 p m evening worship. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m. Pastor J H Gunter conducts 9 45 a m Sunday School and 11 00 a m preaching. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. Second and fourth Sunday evenings feature 7 30 p m preaching.
Clement Ritter leads Sunday services with 9 45 Bible School 11 o'clock sermon A Woman of Destiny and 7 p m Christian Endeavor The Golden Text from Job and Genesis passages cited The Christian Science Lesson Sermon discusses man as spiritual and perfect First Christian Church hosts Bible School at 9 45 Worship at 11 Morning Revival grows The 6 30 Christian Endeavor and 7 20 Evening Worship feature Mother themed services and a large chorus under L L Kirby
The War Department appropriation of 386.8 million dollars is trimmed by about 24.6 million, with total reductions 58.98 million below last year. The measure seeks 160 million for supply measures, and the committee lists savings from officer retirements, training pay cuts, canal allotments, troop transport curtailments, and suspended camps, within a 105.4 million nonmilitary activity total for rivers harbors and flood control.
The American Legion national executive committee adopted a resolution urging Congress to remove the pauper needs clause from veterans pension legislation. It cites unjust discrimination against widows and orphans and notes the committee is at its annual meeting in Indianapolis.
Gaston Martin 66, a singing teacher and former opera singer, died Thursday at Jewish Memorial Hospital after an April 29 appendicitis operation. Survived by two sons William and Henry Martin and a daughter Mrs Constant Bitteal of Miami Florida.
A historical sketch chronicles Albert Cabell Ritchie born August 20 1876 in Richmond Virginia. He grew in Maryland trained as a lawyer and public official rising from assistant city solicitor to governor with multiple reelections and a national profile for his stance on prohibition.
Yesterday’s major league home run leaders included O Doul of the Dodgers Myatt of the Indians and F Schulte of the Browns. Key sluggers Gehringer and Ruth head the American and Gehrig and Foxx pace the National. Grand totals show strong league power with Geos 48 noted.
Baseball results show St. Louis 6 over Boston 5 and Chicago 5 over Washington 3. Detroit 0, New York 1. Cleveland 2, Philadelphia 5. Today matchups include St. Louis at Boston and Cleveland at Philadelphia with other pairings listed. Standings place Boston 6 667 and Philadelphia 10 9 .526 in a crowded leaderboard.
Hart ford Music Study club hosted a program at the city auditorium with guest Alice Munn Carrol of Ozark. The Holman reunion at W. S. Chaney home celebrated their father J. C. Holman with several Alabama families attending. Baseball scores list Montgomery 3 Mobile 6 and Columbus 4 Jackson 3 with a double header Montgomery at Mobile and Columbus at Jackson.
News briefs report Captain Robert Dellar founder of Dellar Steamship Company ill at his San Rafael home. Miss Emma Kate Radford accompanies him. Also noted are social visits by Montgomery and Slidell residents and local club gatherings in Hartford and Geneva.
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