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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
7
The Hershey Press notes it is published every Friday with M S Hershey as proprietor and C S Gee as editor. The column accepts articles and items of interest and value and advertising at regular rates. The paper is entered at Hershey post office as second class matter. Friday March 24 191]
An old letter to the Hershey Press from Samuel H. Toor Crawford, N. J., includes a 75 cent renewal check. He expresses anticipation for the paper’s arrival and sends best wishes to editor and friends.
An unnamed woman attempted to use grand vocabularies and spoke haltingly about a tooth and finances, leaving listeners unsure what point she intended to make or what event prompted the remark.
Musical program by the Ladies Guild of the Presbyterian Church last Friday at the Y M C A gym drew a good crowd. The show featured the Y M C A Glee Club quartet, solos by Elsie Arnold and W R Wick, a duet by Ruth Patterson and Park Cassady, with Georgia Wick on piano. Auctioneer William Brinker led the box sale, each member offering three packages, netting a neat sum for the Guild.
Pastor John A. MacDonald leads services at Derry Presbyterian Church with Sabbath School at 1 30 p m Y P S C O at 6 45 p m and evening worship with sermon at 7 30 p m The midweek prayer meeting moves to the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Patterson on Wednesday at 7 45 p m A Christian Endeavor social is at the Dresler home and the ordination and installation of elders are set for April 2.
Royal note theme highlights Psalm 44 215 about happiness for those whose God is the Lord. The lesson weds verses to daily trust and devotion, urging readers to honor Jehovah and seek guidance through scripture and prayer.
A Christian Endeavor report outlines a missionary journey across the United States focusing on western missions. It highlights religious outreach efforts, church partnerships, and regional faith activities connected to Isaiah 62 12.
Harriet Beecher Stowe born in Litchfield Connecticut on June 14 1811 died in Hartford Connecticut July 41 1896. She educated in Hartford taught there and in Cincinnati wrote many books with Uncle Tom’s Cabin as her most famous work. The novel helped shape American views and sold about a half million copies in five years. She also wrote Lady Byron Vindicated and many works on New England life.
Pastor Fredrick C. Krapf presides in P. C.8 of A. Hall Hershey Park with a 10:30 a.m. service on the theme Christians, as the Children of the Free. Bible School at 1:30 p.m. and Catechumen's Class at 2:45 p.m. Weeknight Lenten studies on Sin and Salvation occur Fridays at 7:45 p.m. March 24 services move to Mrs Painter's Spring Greek road and Mrs Verona Kline Trinidad avenue.
A. B. Church notes outline Salem Hershey Sunday School at 9 15 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and an evening sermon titled The Valley of Dry Bones by the pastor. Zion Gravel Hill reports 10 15 a m preaching in German with second quarterly communion to follow.
The Class Anniversary service drew about 200 attendees with vocals instrumental music recitations and dialogs. An offering of 10.75 dollars was collected. Several persons attended from Hershey. Saturday evening the Onward class of Gravel Hill was mentioned.
A terse note argues that young colts should be broken for downhill travel as horses endure heavy pounding and their legs cannot long withstand the slope.
Congregational meeting elected I. L. Reist and C. S. Gee by acclamation to serve as elders. Ordin ation and installation planned for Sunday evening April 2 with pastor Rev. MacDonald joining the session.
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