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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1950
Page
15
A Sunday sermonette by John B. Kenyon warns that dismissing Christ’s coming invites danger. He parallels Aesop’s boy with the Lord’s return, stating ridicule cannot delay prophecy and condemning pessimism about the end times.
In Memphis Tennessee George E Roers unveils welded buoy devices strapped to small boats gunwales to prevent capsizing claiming the craft cannot upset with the new buoy system in place a basic description of the invention and its intended effect for small vessels.
Rabbi Meyer Marx was formally installed at Temple Emanu-El in Birmingham during Friday services as the Torah was passed to him from Rabbi Milton Grafman. Grafman urged ongoing rabbinic guidance and service, stressing leadership as essential for Israel’s spiritual growth. The ceremony featured blessing of wine, a solo by Terry Blumberg, and greetings from community leaders, with Rev. Lowery delivering the benediction.
Dozens of Dothan churches select sermon topics for morning and evening services. Assembly of God lists morning theme And Yet We Are Thankful and evening topic The Question Of The Home.
A sermon excerpt by E Stanley Jones includes quotes on Christian resilience and duty. It cites Max Menard and Dr Henry Link, discussing predestination, work, fear, and psychological views of faith. The piece notes a cypress tree in Tule Mexico claimed as the world’s oldest living thing at about 4000 years.
The first service in the new church auditorium was postponed due to construction delays. Pastor Dr George Kerlin announced that opening will be delayed until after the building passes inspection and a new date will be announced in advance.
The parish listings show services at First Church and EPISCOPAL with morning messages on gratitude and tithing and evening talks including The Lessee Of The Lilies and an inter view. A separate item notes Grand Larceny linked to Dr Henry Parker and napi er field mission is mentioned in the evening segment.
James Leet, 43, hailed a sheriff driven car when his stalled vehicle stopped on the highway. Goyert gave him a ride to the county jail and Leet paid a $100 fine for drunkenness.
A series of evangelistic services open at the Cottonwood Methodist Church at 7:30 tonight and continue through Friday conducted by Dr. A. S. Tumnipseed of Dexter Avenue Methodist Church Montgomery. An Upper Room discussion group meets daily at 7 p.m. Daily services will be at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m. The Rev. David W. Cauley assists.
In Pawtucket R I Dusn a night watchman was sent to jail for 10 days after stealing 58 worth of electrical appliances she had been hired to guard for Cottonwood Church. The incident drew public attention as authorities urged attendance at related proceedings.
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