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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
11
The Lititz Record shows publication details entered at Lititz Pennsylvania with post office second class matter and address for The Record Printing Co on South Bread Street Lititz Subscription listed at 1.50 dollars per year.
A new Fourth of July approaches with no fireworks sold or discharged in town except at the Park celebration. The three year old ban remains in force with penalties of fine or imprisonment for sales or discharges within borough limits. Dealers outside borough may sell but are warned not to discharge outside town.
Mid summer communion will be administered Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran Church for both morning and evening services. A trivia service will be held tomorrow at 7 20 PM. The Senior Choir filled the morning musical service with new Trinity Season altar covers donated by the Dorcas Class. The last mid week service of summer was held last night. The C Society of St Luke’s Reformed Church will direct the aversion service Sunday. The Penryn Reformed Men’s Class will lead a home coming service Sunday at 9 am near the grove beside the church. Communion at Penryn Church is planned for July 16. Owing to illness Dr Chas Rominger of Bethlehem was slated to speak at the Moravian Church Sunday morning. Dr Heath, president of the Moravian college and seminary, was to speak in place.
Rain in torrents flooded cellars factories parks and streets causing closures. Evans Lumber Yard suffered major damage as wood and lumber shifted. Horace Demir nearly drowned in eight feet of water and was saved. Farmhand Fagob Arethart killed when a horse team ran away. Fourth of July bands planned music by W F Beyer and W A Wilson. Burglar alarm thwarted entry. partial solar eclipse observed. Weather and market notes given with assorted local incidents.
In Bethlehem the Moravian Mother-Leacer Council gathered in Sunday School for Devotions and business led by Miss Virginia Grosh who spoke on Temperance. Dr Heath and others addressed services. Music featured Miss Mildred Young singing For God and Home. About 24 members attended. DP Longsdorf will preach at Evangelical Congregational Church on Among the Crows at Cherith and Divine Impartiality. Harriet Dennis leads Junior Christian Endeavour devotion. Ladies Bible Class meets at Lizzie Hornberger home. Young Men’s Bible Class plans July 11 meeting with hosts Arthur Johannsen. 125 people attended Long’s Park class picnic. Trinity Church sent reps to Field Day at the Central Church Center.
Myerstown reports a series of church activities and a baptism. Speakers include Bishop Woodring and John McSparran, Secretary of Agriculture. Sunday School Junior Department picnic at Buchs Meadow with a Sunday service shuttle. Mrs Elva Ruth and daughters Esther and Helen baptized at Hammer Creek by Rev Light. Bible School closing exercises scheduled tomorrow evening. teaching staff includes Margret Miller Grace Miller Mother Markley Orpha Byler Edna Mohler John Byler.
The 49th Annual Convention of the First Moravian Christian Endeavor Union of the Eastern District will be held at Cedar Creek College Allentown from July 17 to 21. It is titled a challenging convention for Moravian Youth with a forward-looking program. Attendees are expected from Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Indiana Ohio and Maryland. Rev Byron K Horne pastor of Moravian Church and Rt Rev B Crosland Bishop of New Dorp Staten Island will serve on the faculty.
Fred Godhenaar of 8 Broad Street and Charlies Bowman of West Main Street returned from Camp Nawakwa the Lutheran training camp at Biglerville after attending the Junior Boys Camp there. Mrs. Sara Jenkins health director brought them home and a copy of The Nawakwa Tattler. Monday opened the Junior Girls Camp with Dorothy Myers Sarah Snyder Martha Snyder Nancy Habecker and Arlene Demmy attending.
Moravyan Rev Byron Horne leads morning service at 9:15 with 10 o clock sermon by Dr Heath. St Pauls Lutheran Mumper 9:15, communion 10:30 and 7:30. United Brethren Ht Light 8:30 Sunday School. communion 10:80 and 7:30. Trinity Longsdorf 9:30 service 10:30 and 7:30 with Junior Endeavor. Reformed Raezer Lititz 9:15, 7:30. Brickerville 10. Penryn Grove 9. Hess 7:30. Mennonite Lititz 9, Hess 7:30. Church of the Brethren 9:30, 10:30 and 7:30. Dunkard Brethren 10 and 7:30. St James Mass and Benediction 8 then Sunday School. Brickerville Parish Weicksel no appointments this Sunday or next. Coleman Chapel Bremer 9:30 then Sunday School. Brickerville Lutheran Leidich 9:00. Kissel Hill Lutheran 9 and Luther League 6. Brunnerville U B Tobias 9, communion 10, C B at 6:40, preaching 7.
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