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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
4
A detailed Sunday timetable lists numerous churches and pastors including Moravian, St Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, Evangelical Congregation, Reformed, Mennonite, and various Lutheran and Brethren congregations. Services run morning and evening with Sunday schools and Christian Endeavor across the Lancaster area.
The Brick arville Parish Sunday Schools hold their annual convention at Jerusalem Church Rothsville on Saturday December 11 with sessions at 2 and 7 15 PM Devotions welcome address and multiple topics on Christian fellowship new methods in Sunday School and truth teaching led by local pastors and teachers The event features music offerings and a closing devotion by various church members including Rev James Harrison.
December lesson outlines Paul on Mars Hill declaring all nations are of one blood. Jesus breaks barriers with the Samaritan woman and Gentile Cornelius illustrates salvation by faith for all peoples. The study centers on God’s plan to reconcile diverse nations through Christ and the church’s mission to preach the gospel to all.
Church notices report the Every Member Visitation at St Pauls Tuberal Church. Services featured music by the Young People and Punter Choirs under Miss Habecker and Mrs Mumme ng. Revival meetings opened at Little Mennonite Church led by Rev Lehman. Various church programs, lectures, and Mission Society meetings are announced with dates and hosts.
The Thank Offering Service of Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church will be held Sunday evening December 11 in the church. A special program by the society will be presented, featuring society members.
The text discusses God as spirit beyond earthly temples and asserts providence. It cites Paul act statements about man as offspring of God and nations existing by God’s purpose. It argues understanding these truths can remove racial and national harms.
A reflective meditation asserts death as birth into a fuller life and lauds love natural affection and sympathy as crown virtues. It claims the deepest truth is that true life exists in the spirit for every person.
Mrs. Mary H Hiestand 76 of Neffsville died Sunday at home from complications. She belonged to St Peter Lutheran Neffsville and is survived by children Walter W Eden Mrs D F Jonas Moward Abram and Mrs I oC F Talmage. Also surviving are siblings Trouver Guanryville Wertz Shoffenberger and Larry Wertz. Private funeral from her home and at St Peter Lutheran with burial in Bautheran cemetery Eyville.
Miss Clara Weidman 71 of 563 South 15th Street Reading died of complications at 12 55 PM Sunday in Wills Hospital Philadelphia. Formerly of Lincoln she leaves one daughter Miss Charlotte Duckman. Funeral services will be held this afternoon from the home and burial will be in Lincoln cemetery. She was a Moravian Church member.
Henry B D Weaver 78 died Friday evening at his daughter Mrs George Snelly in Lancaster after a period of illness. Born in Penryn, he was a son of Henry B Weaver and Maria Dichmn Weaver and a member of St Pauls Lutheran Church Penryn. Surviving are children Minnie Abram S Sheirich Millersville Akron Taura W Delbo Elizabeth S Shelley both of Garfield W Scranton and a sister Lucinda Hubecker Lebanon. Services were held at his daughter's home and at St Pauls Lutheran Church Penryn with burial in the rural cemetery.
Sadie L Moore 59 of Hopeland widow of Thomas Moore died Monday evening at 6 45 at home from a complication of illness. Survived by children Lion, Zena wife of Walter Weidman, four others, a brother George of Hopeland. Member of Dames of Malta and Hopeland U B Church. Services at home Saturday 1 30 PM with 2 PM service Hopeland U B Church. Interment in local cemetery.
Eberly Rhoads 89 died at 2 15 this morning at her home in Lincoln where she had lived fifteen years. She died after two years of illness and is survived by sister Mrs Fanny Wall of Lincoln. Services at 1 PM today at the house and 1 15 PM at the Old Order German Baptist Church. Interment in Lincoln cemetery. widow of Mas.
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