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Lititz Record

Location

Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1931

Page

8

Memorial Meeting Highlights Francis Willard Memorial

The annual Francis Willard Memorial meeting of the W. C. T. U. was held at United Brethren Church Tuesday evening with strong attendance. Miss A. V. Grosh presided, readings, prayers, and musical selections by a ladies quartet and Paul and Richard McCloud enriched the program. Talks on Willard’s life and a playlet titled High Lights of the Crusade followed, with refreshments in the social hour.

Francis Willard United Brethren Church A. V. Grosh J. K. Mathers L. A. Weitzel Mary Longenecker Ellis Spickler Wm. Oehme Harry McCreary Frank Spickler Irene Hertzler Paul Richard McCloud Katie Miller Willard Mathers Kathryn Bender Walter Smith Wm. Ochme John Schleith Elizabeth Hepp H. J. Kline Mathers Vera Wolf Maud Bender

Tints For Homemakers by Jane Rogers

Practical tips for homemaking advise on grating carrots without scraping fingers and seasoning greens with a touch of sugar to restore natural garden sweetness without artificial sweetening.

Jane Rogers

Lititz High Wins Two More In Weekend League Play

Lititz High extended its winning streak by defeating Mt. Joy 29 to 24 at Mt. Joy on Friday and Quarryville 28 to 14 at home Saturday. The team remains unbeaten in the second half of the league race with Ephrata and Manor Highs, while girls lost at Mt. Joy by one point and reserves beat Quarryville reserves. Lititz heads to Manheim and then hosts Red Lion next Saturday.

Co. C. Grim Gas Company General Sutter S. RB. Grim Warner Grim Collins Chester Nolan Sparrows Point Jacob Hacker Laura Stauffer Ephrata W. S. Kauffman M. C. Leitz Stuart Leitz and Son Red Lion H. M. Miller Clara Miler Madlan Olk Harvey Miler York Grim Mt. Joy Quarryville High Quarryville Lititz High Manor High Lititz Manheim High School

Special Music At Service In Brownstown Church

The Evangelical Congregational Church in Brownstown hosted a Sunday service program led by Edna Yost secretary of the Society. The Melody Boys of Grace Evangelical Church Lancaster sang with Paul Beck, Glenn Harry and Charles Brown, with Mrs Brown on piano. Glenn Brown performed marimba solos and James N Klopp gave a recitation. Miss Yost spoke on What is Implied in the Church as a Family concluding with readings by Leuella Keller Vera Wolfe and Mrs Clayton Seaman. Attendance was fair.

Christian Endeavor Meeting Evangelical Congregational Church Brownstown Edna Yost Melody Boys Grace Evangelical Congregational Church Lancaster Brown Brothers Harry Glenn Charles Paul Beck Brown Glenn Brown James N. Klopp

Lancaster County Agricultural Extension Association Meet

The Lancaster County Agricultural Extension Association will hold its annual meeting next Wednesday at 1 15 P M in the Lancaster Newspapers building Lancaster. Business includes officer elections and reports from county agents and committeemen. Dr John Henry Frizzell of Penn State will speak. The City County Get Together Dinner follows at 6 in the Hotel Brunswick. Dr John Bellamy Taylor of General Electric Laboratories will lecture on The Voice of the Shadow.

Lancaster County Agricultural Extension Association Lancaster Bulding John Henry Frizzell Pennsylvania State College Brunswick John Bellamy Taylor General Electric Laboratories Voice of 3 The Shadow

Early Timber Conservation in Plymouth Colony

Plymouth Colony in 1626 passes an ordinance restricting timber export as part of early forest protection laws. The measure reflects colonial effort to limit depletion of wood resources during settlement expansion and value timber as a strategic asset.

Plymouth Colony Recian

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