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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1931
Page
6
The lesson explores fraternal duties in matters of conscience from Romans 14 1 23. It contrasts strong and weak believers over eating meat days and emphasizes substituting judgment with charity for the sake of others.
The reflection urges readers to seek help beyond troubles and lift their eyes to a higher source. From B. Meyer comes a message on maintaining composure and trust amid difficulty, encouraging resilience through faith.
A reflection on dedicating prime hours to communion with God as the noblest and most fruitful practice, urging that spiritual duties not be relegated to a corner of the day. The quote by Robert McCheyne emphasizes focus and priority in religious life.
June gardening guidance covers top dressing early crops with fertilizer and cultivating warm weather vegetables, sowing New Zealand spinach, and planting late cabbage. It warns of severe cutworm attacks and recommends bran mash with county agent guidance, plus timely repainting for durable results and watering young trees to promote growth. It also urges increasing feeder space for growing chicks and highlights pig pasture benefits saving grain and raising profits.
Lexington community notes list Sunday visits and Friday gatherings among families and friends. Residents and guests include Mildred Carpenter, Norman Kline, Flora Kline, Clarence Roth, Morris Carpenter, David Hilton, Karl Spangler, Larry Landry, Ella Tatitz, Joseph Keith, Sadie Brown, Miriam Grube, Harvey Spang, Earl Spangler, Linyd Witmer, Oscar Young, Elam Shelly, Abram Metzler, Shue family, and others visiting homes in Manheim Neffsville Brunnerville and surrounding areas.
Miss Esther Markley spent Tuesday with Miss Martha Bucher of Quarryville. Mr and Mrs Christ Risser and family of Enddale were dinner guests at the Hornley home. Miss Anna Fahnstock, student nurse at Lancaster General Hospital, spent Monday with her parents. The Hornleys and Rissers spent Sunday with the Witmers at Murrell. Melvin Ditzler hosted Chester George and daughter Ruth, Hous er and Annie Stauffer of Manheim, Elmer West and daughter, and the Hornleys with David Stauffer of Ephrata. Harry Landis and children spent Sunday with Rolandis Martin.
A Monday evening party in Rothsville honored Rev. Lee Reed with gifts and a 33 candle birthday cake. Attendees included KE S Noll family, MecQuate siblings, Gerhart family, Roy Wolf, Akon, and many local couples and children. A Salem Evangelical Church children’s day program followed in the same period.
The event featured orchestra music, church songs, Scripture, prayers, recitations by Charles Loose, Jane Kissinger, Levi Myers, Helen Carvell, Alta Myers, and a dialogue, rhymes, and a spoken address followed by a benediction. Mrs. Ella Kofroth returned home from a week with her daughter Mrs Babel Bomberger of Burlington New Jersey.
The article notes Venetian glassware as the earliest wine glasses reaching England around Shakespeare’s era. It mentions plate drinking fading, referencing Falstaff’s line about glasses. It also reports coastal Italy planning tree planting to curb sea encroachment after the water eroded 1,500 feet in 15 years.
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