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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1936
Page
2
Early spray timing targets rosy aphids on apple trees. Delay until buds push one quarter to one half inch. Seed treatment with formaldehyde prevents oats smut. one pint formaldehyde per pint water treats 50 bushels. Tent caterpillars in orchards require lead arsenate sprays. Seed borne diseases in cabbages tomatoes celery cucumbers call for seed treatment and disease free soil.
The Young People’s Council District No 9 will gather at St Paul’s Lutheran Church on Monday evening. A play titled The Quilt Is In will be performed by members of the United Brethren Church group.
Twenty three members of the newly formed sewing circle met at Mrs. Norman Kauffman’s home to elect officers and plan service duties for Indiantown Hammer Creek and Hess Mennonite churches. Kissel Hill Lutheran hosts Easter morning Sunday School and afternoon Holy Communion with an Easter pageant in the evening. The Church of the Brethren presents Palms of Victory cantata and pageant Sunday at 7 with director Ralph W. Gonder and over forty participants. The Be rean Class and Male Chorus performed at Lancaster County Prison and County Home. Rain did not dampen a devout service with rich decorations and a full congregation acknowledging Easter observances.
The Sunday School rendered a program on Palm Sunday at 7 30 with organ prelude by Miss Diehm and an Anthem presented by Jerusalem Reformed Penry members.
The Mothers' Class of Trinity Evangelical Sun Day School met at Mrs. Stanley Diehm's New Street home on Thursday evening. Present were Mrs. J Roy Pfautz, Mrs. Rose Neidigh, Mrs. Howard Snavely, Mrs. Wm Fry, Mrs. Chas Carpenter, Mrs. Eugéne Deckert, Mrs. Paul Coble, Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Gus Blue, Mrs. W. M. Pfautz, Mrs. Harry Hershey, Mrs. Harry Stormfeltz and Mrs. Diehm. A program featuring Scripture lesson songs and Easter readings was presented by several members.
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