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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1935
Page
12
The column riffs on robin sightings with Mrs Bowan and Janu ary reports. It mentions Raymond Runk meeting a delighted fan after a fire company play and autographing a program. It notes students seeking extra credit by flattering teachers and Mary St first graders answering a birthday question on February 12 with the response Yours.
Entertained by Mr and Mrs Guy Buch of Spruce Street in honor of Milde Buchs birthday. Guests included Margaret Longenecker Dorothy Spiekler Marion Rannels Elizabeth Maharg Rachael Neideigh Beatrice Goch nauer Meda Koehler John Kel Jer Galen Mintich Luther Mc Cloud James Arndt Dillon Puts Chester Howard William Hornber ey Ralph Pfautz Caroline Yerger Dorothy Evans Mildred Yerger and Jas Heys Lancaster were present.
Sunday morning Sunday school follows with Adult Ladies Bible Class and Luther League at 6 led by Edna Charles. 7 pm features Young People first in a series with speaker Earl Kauffman of Lititz Albright College. Mrs. Clarence Dengler leads missionary society discussion on Japan and kindergarten care. Betty and Mary Rapp in Japanese hymn costumes, Phyllis Elliott sings in Japanese. Sewing for Loysville Orphans Home planned next Wednesday and Thursday at 8 in the sewing room.
The service features Beloved If God So Loved Us by Rogers during morning worship. A mixed quartet including Margaret Souders and Gangner Joseph Sheckard and Wm Dengler performs Incline Thine Ear To Me by Himmuel. A women's chorus sings I Waited For the Lord by Mendelssohn at Vespers. The anthem Gone Unto Me by Coerne. Rev J Harold Mumper Charles Zartman and James Dusringer attend a Pre Lent Retreat in Harrisburg at St Pauls Lutheran Tuesday 10 to 8:45.
Trinity church on Main Street hosted 84 Young People's Missionary members for their monthly gathering Monday evening. President Mrs W M Pfautz led. prayers were offered by Mrs Frank Trego and Miss Ida Miller. Scripture readings by Ruth Snavely Margaret Prautz Grace Lehn and Emma Hornberger. topics included Advances in Education and A Girl's Beautiful Fellow. other reports covered Current Events and W T U Gleanings. Jean Dennis recited Trials of School Life. next March meeting planned at the church with Mrs Jerry K Adams and Miss Viola Miller entertaining.
Lititz High aims to advance in the state playoffs after a flawless league record, having won all nine league games in each half. They face Detwysburg Shelton winner tonight with a possible Lancaster showdown soon, as Muhlenberg Township and Kutztown also contend.
The 1994-95 Manheim Township girls team is praised as one of the best in school history, while Lititz High routed Manheim in a Friday preliminary, 85 to 8, with no Tuesday preliminary before the Marietta-Lititz matchup.
Toni Martin vacationing with her author father in the Sierra bonds with forest ranger Bob Alden. They raise a fawn Malibu and a lion cub Gato despite Gato raiding Bergman’s bencoons. Years pass出版 Sequoia reaches ninth edition. Malibu and Gato reunite with Toni and family as a mountain lion plans to attack but recognizes Malibu, ending in an wary reunion.
Malibu and Toni confront Bergman and Joe in a perilous chase through a snow covered forest. Malibu outwits traps, rescues a fawn, and protects his new mate before a summer finale hints at more danger as Fen Soo and the fawn vanish and a rattlesnake advances on them.
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