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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
10
Local church notices list service times across multiple congregations including PORAVIAN St Pauls United and Brethren. Sunday School at 9 15 to 9 30 with worship at 10 30 and special services such as lovefeast baptisms and park preaching.
Rev S A Heisey of Herndon will preach at 1 30 in the School Auditorium and at 7 30 in the Park. Cornerstone Laying occurs at 1 30 with exercises at 2. The Sunday School Orchestra conducted by Henry Hackman will perform before services. Ushers include dra Eberly Edward Ranck M u Gainor and Hua Weil.
Abram Rissér of the Mennonite faith will preach on Rejoicing That Brings Judgment from Ed 11 9 during the ninth Song Service and Bible Study at the Hammer Greek Church. Saturday at 7:30 o clock John Niss ley serves as chorister.
About 200 members of the Killian family gathered at Lititz Springs Park for the eleventh annual reunion. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Emanuel S George and Mr and Mrs Grant Killian of Rothsville and Mrs Paul Ulrich and her sons Charles Raymond and Clayton of Lititz Route 2.
Rev. James B. Musser, founder of St. Luke's Reformed Church on North Broad Street in 1907, celebrates a 25 year ministry with Home Coming Services at Trinity Reformed Church in Hublersburg. Born 1881 in Lincoln, he graduated from Franklin and Marshall College and Hastern Theological Seminary, and has led multiple charges. Under his leadership, churches were built or renovated and new congregations added across several charges and classes.
Rev. J. C. H. Light returns from vacation to lead the morning service with an evening session not scheduled. Ushers on Sunday will be John Aubrecht Edwin Leeking Paul Eckert and Richard Nedermyer. Mrs. J. M. Leed sang How Beautiful the Mountains as guest soloist. Young People's Department held a splash party and business meeting at Spring Lake Pool Tuesday evening.
Miss Beatrice E. Hess daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey R Hess of Ephrata Route 2 and Raymond M. Schaeffer son of Mr and Mrs Charles Schaeffer of Hershey were married by Rev F A Weichsel at the parsonage 28 W Orange Street Saturday at 7 P M. The couple will reside at the bride’s home for the present.
Meridian Mississippi couple Mr and Mrs Edward Yeagley with sons Herbert and Glenn joined relatives Mr and Mrs Paul Yeagley of Manheim and others for a weekend gathering in the area. Several relatives and guests from nearby towns spent Sunday together noted in the social visit list.
Mrs S I Kauffman spent a few days with Mr and Mrs George Biemesderfer. Richard Singer of Lititz visited Harold Galebach and Mr and Mrs Irvin Miller and children Gerald and Celia Ann at Lititz. Mr and Mrs A Y Keath attend U B Camp Meeting at Mt Gretna. Carl Weber hosted by Benja min Weber on Sunday. Raezer and daughter Elva of Lititz dinner guests of Henry White. R D Shaub of Baltimore visited Charles Zell. John Kauffman of Pasadena and Sallie Kauffman of Penryn were dinner guests of Harry Be Long.
The reunion for the classes of 1884 to 1888 at the old Durlach School will be held Sunday at 1 PM at the Clay school house. Rev Arlington Gerhart of Bethel Church Philadelphia will lead the memorial service and give the welcome. D G Eberly will present the history amid a program of activities.
The Young People's Department led by Mrs. Lan dis Herr and Edward Grosh will host a lawn festival Saturday from 4 to 9 P.M. at the church rear to raise funds for the Church Building Fund.
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