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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
10
A dense church notices page lists Moravian, Lutheran, United Brethren, Trinity Evangelical, Reformed, Mennonite, Brethren, and Brunnerville U B services with times. It notes sessions for Mothers’ Club, Young Women’s Missionary Society, and upcoming conference events, choirs, and Sunday School activities with leadership and meeting times.
The Guerbela Guilt of the United Brethren Church met Monday at Misa Ruth Spiekler's home. The Ladies Aid Society serves noon meals each Wednesday in the church social room for 25 cents a plate. reservations are due by Tuesday evening. The Ladies Aid meets tonight in the social room where Spiekler's group will entertain. The Ladies Bible Class and Speak No Evil Class held a joint meeting Thursday night. the Busy Session ran the event and meals, with plans for a semi annual meeting. Lloyd Hershey, representing the Gideon, spoke at the Moravian Church service Sunday.
The Senior Choir members attended the Ushers Association monthly meeting on Monday evening. John Keenn led a discussion to form a junior trombone choir with boys from the Chapel and Sunday School Orchestra.
Dr. B D W Kurtz president of Bethany Biblical Seminary in Chicago will preach at a special service tomorrow evening at 7 30 in the Church of the Brethren. The Volunteers of Elizabethtown College will lead the 10 30 Sunday service.
Reparatory Service tomorrow evening in Jerusalem Reformed Church Penryn communion Sunday at 10 Evangelical Congregational Church Choir Manheim will sing Our Living Lord at Penryn Church 7 30. Lititz Reformed Church Sunday School 9 16 evening worship 7 Catechetical class Saturday 1 80 cottage prayer meetings each Wednesday at members homes
Rev. Dorsey F. Butterbaugh of Elizabethtown gave the address at the Temperance gathering held at the Lititz Church of the Brethren Sunday evening. The program included music led by Anna Young Bomberger, scripture by Melvin H. Brubaker, invitation by John T. Byler Jr., readings by Beatrice Peiffer Mohler, WCG T U director, and an address with music, offering, and benediction by Elder Harvey M. Eberly.
Miss Mildred Buch entertained members of her Sunday School class on Monday evening at her Spruce Street home. After the devotional, business and games, refreshments were served. Attending were Misses Anna Mary Franck, Anna Ruth Dennis, Anna Steffy, Lorraine Kline, Evelyn Irwin, Hilda Cuppy, Beatrice Gochaner, Elizabeth Mahare, Mildred Gaugner, Mary Keener and Evelyn Zimmerman. Miss Marion Rannels was the guest of Miss Buch.
The Booster meeting of Methods Clubs of Lancaster County gathered at Brownstown on Monday evening. The Evangelical Congregational Church filled with young people representing county churches, with the largest delegation in attendance.
The report notes the Lititz church route with 68 and Conestoga Centre 50 counts and the final summer school gathering at Waldheim to be held at Lititz next month. It lists Yoahyr People’s Choir selections, a duet by Harry Niedertoyer and Richard McCloud, with a social hour at Browns Town High School. Sunday School officers elected: President Rev H E B Palm Manheim, Vice President N Lee Klopp Brownstown, Secretary Miss Helen Diehm Lititz, Treasurer E R Leib Rothsville.
Mr and Mrs William Amer Mrs Paul Seaber and daughters Ruth and Welen and Mrs Florence Bb Gibbes attended the dedication of St Matthew’s Lutheran Church at York. The church, with about 1500 members, was dedicated in a $150000 building in Colonial style from the era of England’s four Georges. It houses a Thorvaldsen marble baptismal font carved in Italy and a wood carved ascension scene over the altar.
Alois Lang of Oberamergan is noted as a contributor to a church auditorium built with light American walnut trim and an io tim ceiling and arches. The West Market Street structure features a portico with eight pillars and a classical Christopher Wren steeple. Rev J B Baker, formerly Letown, serves as pastor. Dedication services have continued this week with former pastor's night tonight and Young People's night tomorrow.
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