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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1936
Page
6
Church and Sunday School listings show worship times across multiple congregations including WORAVIAN, ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN, UNITED BRETHREN, TRINITY EVANGELICAL, EVANGELICAL REFORMED, MENNONITE, CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN, ST. JAMES, LUTHERAN BRICKERVILLE, COLEMAN CHAPEL, KISSEL BILL LUTHERAN, BRUNNERVILLE U B, and ST. JOHN'S BRICKERVILLE. Services span mornings, evenings, with special Mother's Day programs and dedications noted.
The Young People's Council of District No. 9 met at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with A L Couple leading devotions. Reports from schools and the treasurer were given. Betty Martin was named chairman for the June 8 Moravian Church anniversary and Lutheran reps formed a refreshment committee. Rev Walter Pugh of E Petersburg spoke on The Brook.
Sunday services will honor mothers with care for children in lower rooms and transportation for those unable to walk. The program includes a Colonial Tea, a pageant The Kings Domain, and a Mother's Day program with speakers and musical performances. Delegates to the King's Daughters convention will join a church outing in Lititz. Rural Lutheran Rev. F A Weichsel attended the Lancaster Lutheran Conference.
Lay delegates I. L. Leaman and W. J. Kline of Brickerville congregation led Easter observances. Trinity E. C. holds special dedicatory services on Sunday and each evening next week. Mid week service this week was at Gus Blew's home.
Church notes announce Mother’s Day services with a morning sermon on A Mother of Great Faith and an evening program led by Mrs. Louis Huebener. Miss Martha Martin will speak on A Daughter’s Attitude Toward Her Mother. a mother daughter luncheon is planned for May 11 at 6 45 P M.
Jerusalem Lutheran Sunday School holds special Mother’s Day program at 9 with carnations for each mother and bouquets for oldest and youngest. St Paul’s Evangelical C E Society hosted a Sunday eve program led by Miss Alta Myers with readings, prayers, and a Living topic discussion. Future meeting led by Miss Llyrya Knox features Miss Elva Weller guest speaker from Akron. Gospel Girls, Betty Annette, and Robert Mumma perform vocal and instrumental pieces.
Lititz Evangelical Reformed outlines Mother's Day services at 9 15 Sunday School and 10 30 worship with a catechetical class at 8 80 Sunday morning. Penryn class slated for Saturday at 2 PM. Adult Dept. of Sunday School met Thursday in Social Room led by Rev J C H Light with Mrs James Scaber and Mrs Chester Martin guiding sessions. Mrs Martin led devotions and members sang while Mrs Ches ter Ruth Mrs Roy Myers and others participated as readers and pianists. Dr Chas D Spotts of F and M College spoke on Leisure Time. Mrs Seaber's class served refreshments. Fourteen members of the intermediate and Senior C EB Societies were present.
Local residents from Harrisburg Clay Fivepointville Coatesville and nearby towns visited relatives and friends over the weekend. Families including Paules Mumma Balmer Hess McCrea Metzler Witmyer Weaver Davidson and others hosted or joined Sunday dinners and trips to Fredericksburg and nearby locales.
The Panama American notes a contention that children born in the Panama Canal Zone are considered citizens of Panama as per de Cree ruling. This stance raises questions about nationality and rights for families residing in the zone.
Legi Weber of Denbeigh Virginia spent the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Henry Weber of Lititz R D 2. Olive Snyder Mildred Brookmyer Janet Eby and Melvin Lauver and Wilmer Eby of Lititz were entertained there Sunday. A Clair Rice and daughter Rosemary will spend the weekend in Bethlehem.
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