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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
10
A church and Sunday school schedule lists multiple congregations with service times Mother's Day programs and educational events. Entries include WORAVIAN St, St Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, Trinity Evangelical, Evangelical Reform, Mennonites, Church of the Brethren, Penryn, James Church, Brickerville Lutheran, and local chapels with morning and evening services and catechism sessions.
A reception was held in the chapel on Wednesday evening for church members who united with the church on Palm Sunday. Joseph Zahm led the meeting with a program featuring selections by John Lutz and the Junior Choir, a talk by Mrs. C. Wm. Grosh, a duet by Betty Cooper and Vern Kreider, an accordion solo by Robert Harding, original poems by Mrs. Landis Herr, a male quartet including Carl Workman Joseph Zahm Raymond Runk and Louis Huebener, another address by D. P. Bricker, and benediction by Rev. Byron K. Horne.
Emma Hornberger to lead Junior C B meeting Sunday at 6 45. Mothers Day program Sunday at 10 30 and a 7 30 pageant Memories. Pastor's Bible Class Monday at Mrs Ira Eberly's home. Moravian Home offering Sunday. Ushers Zahra Meller Yerger. Dorcas Circle meets. Imperial Marimba Band concert tonight. Flowers from Primary Department. Round table Senior Luther League Sunday 6 30. Ushers Zartman Calvert Roy Weaver Charles Weaver. Women Missionary Society leaders Witmyer Parlow. Mid Week Prayer led by Dussinger Calvert. Willing Workers Bible Class last evening. Lucheam monthly meeting Tuesday 8 at Mrs Steffy home. Brubaker to sing Sunday morning. choir pieces morning and vesper performances.
United Brethren reports Sunday anniversary service in the church social room at 7 30. Attendance contest first month standings: Beginners 1277 Junior 1609 Intermediates 1450 Young People 1147 and Adult 1496. The annual Daughter and Mother Banquet is set for next Thursday.
The article catalogs spring themed recipes and party games for Mother's Day celebrations. It lists Sunshine Cake Orange Moss Pineapple Sherbet Spicy Cookies and party games Like Make A Million Bull and Bear and Sorry with playful social notes and festive tips.
Miss Elizabeth Bren neman to speak at evening service as Christian Endeavor Society hosts a program led by Miss Mabel Reed with readings, music, and a discussion on serving Christ in vocation. Dorothy Leib reads a poem. Next, William Gass leads a May Mother's Day program with carnations for mothers. A Bible Picture of Motherhood sermon by Rev H M Tobias is planned for Sunday evening. The King's Daughters meet at Mrs David Rickers Lexington this afternoon.
The May 5 service marked the start of a new Evangelical Congregational year with Rev. Langsdorf returning for a fourth year. Arthur Hackman spoke on real challenge and E S Deckert, superintendent, gave three brief talks and presented a portrait. June Diehm delivered a basket of snapdragons to the pastor. Langsdorf had just returned from the BEG conference in Allentown April 22 to 29 where he was re elected to Lititz Church for the coming year.
Mary Dengate of St. James Catholic Church was named second vice president of the Harrisburg Diocesan Council of Catholic Women at its 12th annual convention in Gettysburg. Rev. Paul G. Ford of St. John’s Lutheran Brickerville will speak on Jamaica missionary work at the Sunday evening service at seven.
Account to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday May 20 1935. Ford John H weak minded James J Ford Guardian.
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