Assembly programs and upcoming PTA meeting noted
First grade pupils Ruth Ann Hunter Eloise Kauffman and Eugene Kneipp sang The Good Ship Lollypop from Bright Eyes in assembly. Mrs J Roswell Flower will speak at the March 19 PTA meeting. Marcella Engle Kathryn Martin Ruth Showers and Dorothy Hornberger participated in a rhythmic demonstration. Dr Schlosser will speak at a 10 30 am assembly on If I Were Eighteen. A fur trapping film was shown by the Nature Club. M C Deramy left for the National Convention in Atlantic City. Mrs A C Rice substitutes for ill Kathryn Gantz in third grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Ann Hunter
Eloise Kauffman
Eugene Kneipp
Bright Eyes
Marcella Engle
Kathryn Martin
Ruth Showers
Dorothy Hornberger
Ida Summy
Schlosser
Elizabethtown
Indoor camp meeting to begin at Hopeland Ditzler building
A radio led campmeeting starts Saturday in the Ditzler building opposite the Hopeland Post Office. J. G. Levengood, former Harris Store manager, leads services with local ministers and Village Chapel Radio staff providing music. Sessions run 7:30 weekdays and 7:00 Sundays with a new radio amplifier for rear seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditzler
Hopeland
J. G. Levengood
Harris Store
Village Chapel
E town A Cappella Choir To Sing In Lititz Church
Elizabethtown College A Cappella Choir performs sacred music themed God the Omnipotent at Lititz Church of the Brethren Sunday at 7 30 pm. Miss Margaret Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Miller of 8 Broad St is a member. The choir organized last year by director E G Myer sang in 14 churches in Harrisburg Lancaster York and Lebanon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabethtown College
God the Omnipotent
Lititz Church
E. G. Myer
Harrisburg
Lancaster
York
Lebanon
Lititz and Vicinity Notes From The RECORD
Local bulletin in Lititz records community tidbits, brief notices, and social updates from surrounding areas. The column highlights gatherings, meetings, and small events shaping the Lititz region social calendar.
Church Events Topic at Lather League Meeting
The Lather League met Sunday evening led by Miss Beulah Stauffer to discuss Sharing My Bible as the focal topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lather League
Beulah Stauffer
Luther League leaders plan Lent talks at St Pauls
St Pauls Lutheran Wilbur Stark will discuss What Is the Meaning of Lent at Intermediate Luther League Sunday evening. Robert Huber will lead the meeting. Richard Zartman will discuss Keeping Lent at Senior Luther League. Katherine Buch will be leader. Grace Sesseman appointed Evalyn Zimmerman Beatrice Gochnauer Elizabeth Maharg to the Senior Luther League program committee for March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Stark
Luther League
Robert Huber
Richard Zartman
Katherine Buch
Grace Sesseman
Lutor League
Amil
Evalyn Zimmerman
Beatrice Gochnauer
Elizabeth Maharg
Garden Spot Legion Auxiliary Hosts Play Cast Night
The Ladies Auxiliary of Garden Spot Post US Legion entertained the cast of their recent play Thursday at the Legion Home. About 50 attendees enjoyed the event and a light lunch after games. Winners included Mary Louise Scott Violetta Weachter Esther Zartman Arlene Demmy Vera Wolfe and Samuel Snavely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Garden Spot Post
American Legion
Legion
Mary Louise Scott
Violetta Weachter
Esther Zartman
Arlene Demmy
Vera Wolfe
Samuel Snavely
Japanese Tea at St Pauls Lutheran Mission Study
A Japanese Tea will be served this afternoon in connection with the Mission Study class at St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Women in native costume will host. All who attended prior Japan study sessions led by Mrs. J Harold Mumper and any women interested are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Japan
J. Harold Mumper
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J. Roswell Flower
Spruce Street
Parent-Teachers Association
Nature Club
M. C. Deramy
Atlantic City
A. C. Rice
Kathryn Gantz
E-town
Lititz
The
Record
Kissel Hill Lutheran
St. Paul’s Lutheran
James H. Ross
East King Street
Lancaster, Penna
Pennsylvania Power & Light Company
I. B.S
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