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Newspaper
Hershey Press
Location
Hershey, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
4
A Hershey Shopkeeper clarifies he is not entering the auto repair field. He explains he remains focused on watch making and jewelry and asks customers to bring timepieces for repairs, noting his new sign reflects the truth.
Churches list Sunday schools and worship times for First United Brethren, Holy Trinity Lutheran, Derry Presbyterian. Topics include The Parable of the Dragnet and Godliness profitable in all Things. evangelistic meetings nightly all week.
The Church of the Brethren outlines Sunday School at 9 30 a m and a Christian Workers Meeting at 6 p m for the local congregation east of Hershey.
Robert Raikes started the first Sunday school in 1812 in Gloucester England after redirecting a disturbance into a Bible storytelling and singing session. The idea quickly spread to France Germany and later the United States establishing ongoing Sunday schools worldwide.
A bald-headed man tells a waitress his cocoa is cold. She retorts to solve the problem by asking him to put on his hat.
Willis notes in the paper that rain is falling in China while Gillis jokes the bottom may be falling out of a Texas oil well bought as stock. The quip reflects oil market hedges and global weather chatter.
November agenda shows class cancellations and new offerings from November 25 to 30 including dramatics, educational committee programs, Spanish, sewing, and basketry. Miss Sarah S. Dietrick reports low turnout for World Fellowship Prayers and the Nov 16 membership meeting, while Girl Reserves work on scrapbooks for hospital wards and committee meetings on House, Religious Educational, and Social.
The Hershey Central Theatre lists daily features in December with multiple screenings. Highlights include Up in Mary's Attic, Ramona, The Mollycoddle, Deep Waters, The Courage of Marge O Doone, and a Merry mix of lectures and comedies across December evenings.
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