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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
10
The notice lists Easter and Sunday service times for multiple area churches including Moravian with Rev. Byran K Horne, St. Pauls Lutheran with Rev J Harold Mumper, United Brethren with Rev J C Hi Light, Trinity Evangelical with Rev D P Langsdorf, and others. It also notes recent church activities, membership baptisms and confirmations, and upcoming meetings across Lititz, Brickerville, Penryn, Rothsville, and surrounding congregations.
An informal reception for new members was held last evening at 7:30 in the church auditorium. The Women's Missionary Society meets this afternoon in Memorial Parlor led by Miss Emily Eschbach. Dr H Ostrander, Nat Geographic Society former member, speaks on the South Seas at 7 in Fellowship Hall. offerings taken. Glee Club and Band schedule a joint concert Saturday the 25th and a sacred concert the next afternoon in Fellowship Hall. Ushers' Association selling tickets. St Pauls Lutheran District 9 met in the social room.
The 48th annual Lancaster Classis Woman's Missionary Society session meets today at Hummelstown Reformed Church. Attendees include Mrs Alma Troutman, Mrs Carrie Raezer, Mrs Anna Brookmyer, and Mrs Laura Bremer. Trinity Evangelical Congregational Sunday School convenes at 9:30 with worship at 10:30 and a sermon titled No Christ. The Sunday School aims to have the school departmentized when the new building is occupied.
The 8th district Sunday School Association of the County meets at St Pauls Church in Manheim on Monday evening at 7 45. All Sunday School workers are invited.
A flurry of Sunday visits and weekend gatherings tied together residents from Coatesville Bloomfield N J Lancaster and New Holland amid Easter observances. Families like Neidermyer Wertman Snavely Shunk Leed Hershey Kulp and Fasnacht hosted or joined relatives and church members at multiple Front Street homes and in nearby towns. Fasnacht, a Reading Company station agent at New Bridge, was among those noted in town social headlines.
Several families and relatives plan weekend visits across towns. The item notes Mrs Ida Jacoby’s visit from N Cedar Street with Mrs Alice Bobst from Philadelphia visiting Mr and Mrs David Bricker on Spruce Street. Also mentioned are visits by Mr Frank Mowrer in Charles Town and Edna Seaman with Richard Seaman in Mauch Chunk.
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