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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
7
The Hershey Press announces weekly publication every Friday under M. S. Hershey as proprietor and C. S. Gee as editor. The paper invites articles and items of value and notes advertising columns at regular rates. Entered at the Hershey post office as second class matter. Friday, December 16, 1910.
Edward Douglas White becomes Chief Justice following a career as Louisiana judge senator and associate justice. He served in the Confederate army and was admitted to practice in 1868. White was appointed to the U S Supreme Court by President Cleveland in 1894 and is the first Chief Justice elevated from the bench and from a party opposed to the appointing president.
The article notes Justice White becomes Chief Justice, marking a Democratic chief chosen under a Republican president. It highlights Taft appointing Democrats Howell E. Jackson Horace H. Lurton and Lamar to the Supreme Court, with White and Laurton veterans of the Civil War.
Derry Presbyterian Church located on private grounds of M S Hershey. Rev C B Segelken minister. Sabbath School 1 30 p m Y P S C E 645 p m Evening worship 730 p m C S Gee speaker The Awakening of a Soul Annual Christmas exercises Friday evening Dec 23.
The Zion Gravel Hill church reports five conversions and four seekers at the altar as revival services proceed. The quarterly communion, postponed due to bad weather, will be held Sunday forenoon. The pastor speaks Sunday evening at 7 15 with Sunday School at 9 15 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30.
Topic centers on loving Jesus as described in John 14 15 24. Students are urged to keep the message in memory rather than on the card and reflect on personal devotion.
Lesson centers on the resurrection from Matthew 28 with the verse So I am with you always even unto the end of the world. Golden text emphasizes Jesus presence with believers. Composed for a church study, it outlines key events of the women at the tomb and the commission to disciples.
Snow fall has brought fine sleighing and coasting around Union Deposit. The Grammar School enjoyed a sleigh ride, and church meetings proceed at Hanoverdale led by Rev. Hershey. Local repairs on Sand Beach bridge continue while officials address fire losses in W. H. Rapp’s building.
Locals George Copenhaver and Heffer Bowman spent Saturday afternoon in Harrisburg. Robert M. Cremer of Buffalo spent Tuesday in Hershey. C. E. Jones of New York City is registered at the Inn. R. L. Sawyer of Edmeston arrived Thursday. Wm Patrick Lappin visited friends in Coffeetown. On Saturday Cyrus Garman began branching out as an evening assistant to Curley Maugans.
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