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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
10
Local church notices list worship and Sunday School times for multiple congregations including Koravian Paul’s Lutheran United Brethren Trinity Evangelical Evangelical Reformed Mennonite Church of the Brethren Dunkard Brethren and various Lutheran parishes with service times, Sunday School, junior groups, and evening revivals. Strong entities include Koravian Philadelphia area churches and minor meeting times across several towns.
A congregational meeting at Rothsville Lutheran Church will follow Sunday service to consider the Church Council recommendation to separate from Brickerville Parish and form an independent charge. All members should attend to voice and vote. Rev. A. L. Benner and Rev. G. A. Kercher will attend and advise. Dr. Benner will preach. Kercher will assist with devotions.
Lenten services will be held every Wednesday at 7 30 PM at St Luke s Church. Catechetical sessions are set for Friday 6 30 PM and Saturday 1 30 PM. The Penryn Church Christian Endeavor Society leads Sunday evening service at 7 PM with Miss May White speaking on Crime Does Not Pay. Isaac Singer leads discussion. a vocal duet by Misses Alice Schenenberger and Meda Keath. The United Lutheran Church in America Common Service debuted at Sunday services. The Young Men s Class flower presentation was by W Earl Hickman. Ushers listed as E K Furlow P B Furlow E H Bomberger J J Kline. The Meaning of Lent was the midweek topic. services continue weekly. The Class of Joy meets tomorrow at Miss Marian Kauffman s home 7 30 PM. The Senior Department class at Miss Bertha Mishler s home meets tonight. Esther Zartman and Doris Furlow lead the Intermediate Luthor League Sunday at 6 PM with The Secret of a Great Life. Sun Beam Class meets Tuesday at Mrs LeRoy Pfautz s home with hosts Mrs Pfautz and Mrs Russell Longenecker.
Rothsville Evangelical Christian Endeavor Society held a Sunday program with scripture readings, prayers, and music led by Miss Lida Haines and others. The topic was The Insight of Jesus. Upcoming week features Crime Does Not Pay with Chas Young leading, and John M. Jones to sing in evening worship. Various church groups, anniversaries, catechetical instruction, and Lenten services noted with multiple presenters. events span through Thursday with services in Akron and Rothsville.
A community debate at James Coleman Memorial Chapel will be held in the Sunday School room tomorrow at 7:15 PM H K Beard presiding. The topic is Resolved That centralization of local government is advisable with Isaac Singer and Winfield Trefethorn for the affirmative and Harry Wealand and Mrs John Becker for the negative.
Lancaster extension agent Harry Sloat addressed the Society of Farm Women No 1 at Mrs Cullen Carpenter home on Spruce Street. He spoke on Flower Growing with plans for members to grow flowers this summer under State College supervision. Garden Spot quartet from Rothsville High School entertained. Two new members joined, Mrs Elizabeth Hepp and Mrs Anna Lutz.
New York authorities note secretaries in offices earn the highest average salary among female office workers. A Women's Bureau report finds secretaries average 156 dollars a month, while file clerks average 81 dollars. Dr. John Robert Gregg argues shorthand skills and business education propel secretaries ahead, praising commercial instructors in schools and colleges.
Lloyd Miller, newly elected Master of Warwick Grange, appointed committees for the new year at the meeting last Monday evening. A program was presented under the direction of Mrs. John M. Brackart. Resolutions committee includes John Balmer, Stephen Levan and Edwin Sheaffer. Legislative members are John M. Bruckhart, N.L. Miller and Stephen Levan. Home Economics members are Mrs. John M. Bruckart, Mrs. Stephen Levan and Mrs. Edwin Sheaffer. Purchasing committee features Stephen Levan, A. L. Stauffer and John M. Bruckart. Entertainment committee comprises Mrs. John M. Bruckart, Mrs. B. L. Miller and Mrs. Lloyd Miller.
Linden Hall students with parents and faculty are invited to attend the annual Engineering and Fine Arts Day at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia on March 9. The program includes an organ recital on the Cyrus H. K. Curtis Organ.
The Irvine Auditorium organ, among the world’s largest, will be explained by Dr. Morrison C. Boyd the University organist and chairman of the music department. Prof. Robert Elmore a Royal College of Organists member and School of Fine Arts student participates. An illustrated lecture titled Our National Parts will be presented as a special feature.
Court to confirm an account on Monday March 18 1936 presented by Schroeder Francis E as committee for Farmers Trust Co Lancaster successor to Peoples Trust Co of Lancaster Pa. Weak minded.
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