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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
4
The fragment presents a religious meditation on salvation emphasizing a Child of Hope born to humanity and Jesus’s sacrifice. It cites Hebrews 2:2 3 and 2:9 noting the Lord's words and the testimony of those who heard him, framing faith as a path to eternal reward. It ends with a devotional prayer line.
The Blate Ridge Presbyterian Church announces a Christmas program with Rev A L Hyde as pastor. Sabbath School at 10 AM followed by a Christmas Message at 11 AM. Christian Endeavor at 7 30 PM led by Wiss Margaret Stokes. An 8 PM Christmas thoughts and songs. A Friday evening program features recitations songs and exercises at 7 30. Prayer meeting next Wednesday at Mrs D A Bay home. The church extends Christmas greetings to The Herald Times and all associated.
The Rev. B. W. Jones leads Sunday School in the chapel at 9 80, with 11 A M service in the church and 7 45 P M chapel service. The Errand of Christ to Earth sermon is announced with special caroling and music at both services. Senior C. E. meets at 7 P M led by Miss Ruth Spicie. The church joins other churches for the week of prayer January 3 4 5 6. The Chapel Sunday School plans Friday evening exercises. morning service held in the church due to a storm.
The Rev Clair C Kreidler with The Star Lighted Path presents a Bryansville Church pageant on Saturday December 24 at 7 P M featuring listed cast members including Viola Wise Naomi Eva Nora Wise and others. Christmas Day services are announced with Goodwill Sunday School at 10 A M Worship at 11 A M Bryansville and services at 2 P M and 3 P M. Woodbine hosts a Christmas entertainment on Sunday at 7 30 P M.
William Rampley, formerly a York hospital patient, was discharged Tuesday. Ross Anderson of the Mason-Dixon Lions Club attended Stewartstown Lions Club’s inaugural meeting and gave a brief address. Mrs. David G. Harry Fylesvalle and Mr. and Mrs. John B. Jenkins were visitors last Thursday. Mrs. Jenkins is Mrs. Harry’s sister. Mary Elizabeth Dunlap visited Baltimore guests Dr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Manninger last weekend. Mrs. Margaret Davis will close her house this week and spend winter with her daughter Mrs. Charles Jackson. Leslie Stokes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stokes, is reported improving after a Friday operation at Maryland General Hospital in Baltimore. Marshall T. Heaps spent Wednesday in Baltimore.
Miss Louise Dooley visits friends in Philadelphia while Rupert Stubbs family attends a funeral in Bristol. Several locals, including Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mary Elizabeth Morris and Cedar Crest students prepare for holidays. The D and D Sewing Factory resumes operations as families plan Christmas visits in York and Baltimore.
Mr and Mrs William H Thompson and son Bil extend Christmas wishes to their friends in the Delita Community for a joyful holiday season and a prosperous New Year dated December 22, 1931.
The Muddy Creek Forks meeting of the Clarkson Bible Class at Guinston United Presbyterian Church elected officers for the coming year at the Grove home. Harry L Grove named president and James C McClure as vice president while Mrs Alex Martin will be secretary and treasurer. W J Martin re elected teacher and was named teacher emeritus on retirement. Assistant teachers are Harry L Grove and James C McClure. Attendees included the Rev and Mrs Charles A McConaughy and several local families.
A pageant titled The Fires of Yale Tide will be performed Saturday at 8:00 p.m. by the Centre Presbyterian Sunday School. Cast includes Milton Brown George the father Mrs Earl McPherson Ann the mother Oliver Shirey the son Clinton Allen the older son and several actresses with roles such as Spirit of Homefire Spirit of Christmas and Three Shepherds. Local residents Milton Hostler and son Clayton visited Mrs Pauline Hostler in Stewartstown last Friday. Proceeds and further details were not available.
Prospect Cadet Ralph W. Gentrum of the Virginia Military Institute will spend the Christmas vacation at his home with Mrs. James W. McNabb and family. Carl E. Knoop will spend Christmas at Park Heights Baltimore. Dr. and Mrs. Preston Scarborough of Baltimore visited Mrs. James W. McNabb. Mt Vernon M. and Church will have no services on December 25 but will resume January 8.
Mr and Mrs Sherman Arnold of Pylesville announce the birth of twins Dale Sherman and Dean Eugene. Roy Cantler reports the birth of a son.
Mrs Elizabeth Hopkins Brown of Cardiff died Thursday December 15 at a Havre de Grace hospital from a complication of diseases. She was buried Saturday afternoon in Slate Ridge Cemetery. Funeral services were conducted by Rev A L Hyde at the Delta funeral home of 8 W Holden, the undertaker.
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