Lititz Record Subscription Rate Noted
The Lititz Record lists a subscription price of 1.562 dollars per year and notes it is entered at the Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1927
Page
4
The Lititz Record lists a subscription price of 1.562 dollars per year and notes it is entered at the Lititz Pennsylvania Post Office as second class matter.
The article notes a shift toward tasteful Christmas gifts with artistic design. It praises Lititz stores for offering substantial, pleasingly designed merchandise that attracts cultivated shoppers, making gift buying a pleasure due to beauty and finish.
Sunday activities included Rev Francis Waltz of Schuylkill College delivering a Mt Zion sermon, Peter Sway speaking on Life and Tires in Palestine at a Christian Endeavor service, and multiple W M S programs and visits across local churches. Numerous locals hosted friends and relatives for Sunday gatherings.
Residents from Quarryville Lititz Manheim Ephrata Denver and Terre Hill spent Sunday with relatives including Mr and Mrs D R Bomberger Mrs Annie Halligan and Mr and Mrs Charles Long. Cadet Walter Hess of Massanutten Academy returned home for Christmas vacation.
Mrs Elizabeth Royer died last Wednesday at 12 A M at the home of her son in law Martin Horst aged 69. The funeral was held Sunday at 1 30 from the home with interment in Lincoln cemetery. Rev Paul Werner of Baltimore visited his parents Friday and Saturday. A Christmas calendar gift is offered by W S Hart and P F Spotts. John Appler brought Christmas trees to town. A haji team defeated Rothsville All Scholastics 41 to 35. The Re serves beat Rothsville A C 83 to 44.
Mr Elmer Rock arrived home Saturday evening from a deer hunting trip to Pike County lasting about ten days. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Ober and two guests attended Florence Zartman and Freeman Becker wedding reception at Texington. Relatives and friends joined the celebration and a Christmas program was held at the Lutheran Church in Lincoln. Farmers met at Clay School house with both afternoon and evening sessions. Many local residents traveled to Lancaster and Lebanon for Christmas shopping.
Next Sunday evening at St Pauls Lutheran a Candle Light and White Gifts Service will begin at 6 45 with organ music and old Christmas hymns. At 7 00 a procession features 14 White Gifts Collectors in white dresses and junior choir in vestments led by four white dressed ushers with lighted tapers.
Gifts gathered by the people will be divided and packed early Monday morning and sent to Loysville Orphans Home and the Monroe Mission to arrive in time for Christmas. The public is invited to attend and encouraged to come early for seating.
A reception at the home of Mr and Mrs Phares Zartman near Lexington honored Florence the bride of Freeman Becker. Guests included Mr and Mrs Freeman Becker Mr and Mrs Eli Zartman Mr and Mrs Abram Metzler John Zartman Ferry Zartman Clyde Metzler Logan Snavely Thelen Keller Mr and Mrs Wilson Spangler Christ Zook Mr and Mrs Andrew Hackman Mrs Hettie Eberly Paul Becker and Miss Mary Donmoyer all of Lexington plus guests from Reinholds and Lancaster.
A wedding at Rev N L Landis’s Neffsville home united Farl H Spangler and Miss Mabel M Earhart. Attendees included families from Eph rata Weidmansville Lancaster Brunnerville Lincoln Clay Lititz and Neffs ville with multiple spouses and children present.
The Missionary Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church elected officers including Mrs L N Moyer as president and Mrs D G Witmyer as recording secretary. The text lists positions for the vice president and secretary but is truncated before completion.
Anna Noll served as corresponding secretary with Ada Schnerer as assistant secretary and Mrs. Clarence Denlinger among those giving readings. Also read by Mrs. Clarence Denlinger, Mrs. W. R. Sammel, Mrs. Hiram Bombenger, Mrs. H. H. Diehm.
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