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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1932
Page
4
A listing of regular church services and Sunday School times across multiple congregations. Entries include MG Ravian St. Pauls Lutheran Evangelical Congregation United Brethren and others with sermon times, Sunday School start, and evening services. Some parishes note special assignations or visiting pastors.
The Speak-No-Evi Daughters held their annual picnic at Springs Park. Mrs E S Crosland their teen leader for years will move to New Dorp Staten Island N Y. A fine hand bag was presented by Miss Grace Kelter with a poem read by Miss TL A Weitzel. Dr and Mrs Crosland expressed thanks for both gifts and the poem. Twenty seven members attended and a fine supper followed.
The Annville meeting of the Lititz W C L T was held Tuesday evening at Mrs. I J Kimes home. Members discussed doctors testimony on alcohol as medicine and closed with a song story directed by Mrs J K Mathers. Six members attended. A box lunch and coffee were served.
The second hillside service under District St 9 Young People's Council was held on the lawn of St John’s Lutheran Church Briarville with Prof O L Bailey delivering The Cultivation of the Quiet Mind. Miss Mabel Helter led and Miss Kathryn Godhanour led singing with prayers and readings by church members.
Brunnerville C B Congregation hosts a week of Woods Meetings in the church grove with speakers Rev Geo Raezer Rev John Hess Rev Reuben Myers. Tonight at 7 45 daylight time.
The Evangelical Congregation church group met at Mrs. Edwin Yingst’s home in Mon day with 34 attendees. Miss Grace Lehn played piano and read the Teaflet. Miss Ida Miller led the topic The Gathering Clouds Form as Korea. Rev. Longsdorf led prayer and Missionary Current Events. next meeting is scheduled for August 1 at Mrs. Mathers home.
Entertained at the General Salter Hotel were Prof. Kenneth D Longsdorf and guests honoring his father Rev B P Longsdorf who celebrated his birthday anniversary Saturday. Attending were Dean and Mrs Richard W Bomberger of Franklin and Marshall College, Mrs D P Longsdorf, William T Longsdorf, and Richard Bomberger Jr.
Lesson outlines the first Passover with Exodus and Corinthians cross links, detailing the lamb, blood on doorposts, unleavened bread, bitter herbs, and readiness to depart. It emphasizes substitutionary sacrifice, regeneration by grace, and the memorial purpose recalling Israel’s deliverance and God’s judgment.
An excerpt from a biblical reflection on the Egyptian cry during God’s wrath. It notes Pharaoh’s summons to Moses, the Israelites’ departure, and their demand for silver, gold, and garments as compensation for long service. The word horrow is clarified as demand.
A compact collection of aphorisms contrasts worldly gossip with enduring faith. Notable lines celebrate the Cross as ultimate truth, declare the Gospel as good news, and distinguish reputation from true character as known to God and angels.
The Women’s Missionary Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church held a meeting at Mrs. J. F. Stoner’s Mt. Gretna cottage with 29 in attendance. Mrs. H. H. Bomberger led, topic was The Great Physician in Korea, readings and prayers followed, committees were named, and the next gathering will be in September at the church.
A note discusses buying metal by the flask and notes the metal remains liquid when handled in ecommerce. It argues the practice is odd but presents liquid metal as the standard in online sales.
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