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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1936
Page
10
A compact listing of Sunday worship and class times across moravian, Lutheran, Brethren and other denominations. It notes pastors and service hours at churches including St James, Trinity, Evangelical Reformed, Mennonite, and Brickerville parish with catechetical classes and youth services.
Mr and Mrs Charles Herr of Lancaster spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs John White and family. Henry Heiserman hosted Lizzie Kemp Bartell and son Richard from Philadelphia and John Lehn Jr of town. Various families visited Galen Shreiner Locust Street area, Eph rata, Manheim and Brickerville over the weekend.
Lititz U B announces a Pound Social and monthly business meeting for the Speak No Evil class. U P Christian Endeavor held a youth reading discussion. Vacation Bible School opens Monday at 8 80 with many pupils expected. Church plans outdoor summer meetings and a Children’s Day service with a baptismal class.
Kissel Hill Lutheran schedules children's day exercises for Sunday evening. Luther League meets 6:30 after Sunday School. Light Brigade gathering follows Sunday School. A Strawberry Festival on the school lawn raised a nice sum. Teachers listed include Mrs. Raymond Dnbbs Ella Stauffer and Dorothy Ayres. Jerusalem Reformed Penryn adds Sunday School services at 7 pm with Junior and Primary departments performing. An inspirational rally by Lancaster County Federation of Men's Bible Classes is set for June 21 at 2 pm with a guest speaker.
E R Leib led a discussion on The Story of the Criminal and How Society Receives Him at St James Reformed Church West Reading and St Pauls B C Rothsville. Prayer, solo, and Scripture Searchers followed with names listed.
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