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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1928
Page
5
A list of Advent season church services and Sunday school times across multiple denominations. Moravian, St. Pauls Lutheran, Evangelical, United Brethren, Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Mennonite, Brickerville Lutheran, Penryn and Lititz churches announce S S at various early morning hours with sermons, vesper times, and special services including mission meetings and guest speakers.
About a hundred persons served as trustees choir and teachers at the Moravian Church annual Workers Lovefeast on Sunday afternoon. They discussed church affairs informally including Christmas decoration plans for the church.
The article notes Advent as a season to remember Christ’s birth and quotes Romans 13 12 urging awake ness and salvation. Rev W R Sammel offers the suggested devotion.
The Young People's Conference District No 5 of St Pauls Lutheran will meet Monday evening. Rev Edwin Shearer conducts missions at St Patrick's Cathedral and St James Catholic Church this week with daily Mass and sermons each evening. Officers elected for 1929 include Mrs Clarence Dengler president and Miss Catherine Zimmerman treasurer. Moravian Church collection for Moravian College and Seminary totaled 279.25 dollars. United Brethren Woman's Missionary Society meets Thursday at 2 pm at Mrs Adam Hornberger's home. Jacob Kauffman is home with a heavy cold.
Israel M Zimmerman longtime Lititz resident dies at his White Oak farm from paralysis at 73. Survived by wife, three children E W Zimmerman of Los Angeles California James Zimmerman of New Holland and C C Hartranft adopted son at home. Also sister Mrs Eli Martin Weaverland and four brothers Rudy Henry John Davis. Funeral Wednesday at Spacht's Lititz with Moravian Church minister Rev E S Crosland officiating. Interment Weaverland Cemetery. Read the Record $1.50 a year.
A notice seeking a few men to share rooms with boarding at six dollars weekly. Payments required in advance. Apply at the record office. MEALERS WANTED by the week or by the meals at five dollars weekly. Apply at the same location.
Me and Mrs Henry Singer John Singer and family and Miss Emma Singer spent Thursday with Hiram K Singer and family at Allentown.
Classified notices from Lititz Pa advertise a job for a girl typist at Eby Shoe Co. Meanwhile local sales include Christmas trees at Geo F Evans home and Lincoln Ave with Dec 12 pickup, Bible offers from Oxford editions, groceries and home goods, and second-hand furniture repaired by Charles Weaver at 19 N Broad St Lititz Pa.
Mrs Singer will spend two weeks with her son Hiram, visiting and staying at his home during the upcoming period.
GOOD AUTO TOP DRESSING on your Auto Tops now will save you money. Marvelo tailored auto seat covers from Factory to user. Leather bound. Spray painting brushwork enameling and trimming by P. M. Flory Brunnerville Pa. ANTIQUES bought sold and repaired Walter Steely next door to Conestoga Traction Co Freight Station Raspberry Alley.
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