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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1935
Page
10
A listing of Sunday worship times and church activities for multiple congregations in Lititz and surrounding townships. Includes Moravian, Lutheran, United Brethren, Evangelical, Reformed, Mennonite, Church of the Brethren, Dunkard Brethren, and St James Brickerville with service hours, catechetical classes, youth groups, and special events.
Meda M. Keath of Penryn and Elmer L. Zook of Millport were married by Rev. George B. Raezer at the bride’s Millport home. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Strickler of Penryn. The ring ceremony marked their nuptials and they began housekeeping. Zook works in milling in Millport.
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The Harmony Boys of Lancaster directed by Prof. C N Mc Hose will give a 7 pm concert at Rothsville Lutheran Church. The Young People's Class will present the play One of the Nine at Emanuel Lutheran Brickerville at 7 80 pm. Various church activities including sermons, lectures, baptisms, and meetings are announced for Sunday and upcoming week with multiple ushers and officers named.
The Church of the Brethren sets a Sunday program with Rev. Nevin Zuck of Elizabeth Town as speaker at 2 pm during the Men's Work meeting at Lititz Church. Rev. Roy Foriey of East Petersburg will preach at morning and evening services.
St Luke's Lititz observed Mother's Day in both School and Church services with special music by Ruth Heisley and Jacob Bushong. Mrs Emma Spangler the oldest mother received hymns, and readings were given by Mrs Clarence Troutmann. The pastor preached on The Sacredness of Motherhood and each mother received a white carnation.
At the Mother's Day service in old Salem Lutheran Church Kisgel Hill Rev. J B Baker preached in memory of his mother. Five mothers received Dr. Bakers Sermons On our Mothers. Awards went to Mrs. Aaron Haibecker the oldest present Mrs. Ralph M Stauffer the youngest Mrs Lindeman the mother of the largest family Mrs Nora Erb the one traveling the farthest and Mrs Clara Biemesderfer for attending Salem Church the most years.
Mr and Mrs Robert Biemesderfer of Penryn hosted a birthday gathering for their daughter Lois Biemesderfer and for Miss Lois Diehm daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Diehm of Elm. Guests included J T Weber Mr and Mrs Harry Malschnee Mr and Mrs Frank Diehm and daughter Mary of Elm Ralph Newcomer Washington Boro and Harold Shotzburger of Florin.
A Mother's Day program at St Pauls Sunday School featured vocal duets and solos by Mrs Henry Conrad Mrs John Rabold Miss Llyrya Knox a scripture lesson by the School an origin talk on Mother's Day by Mrs Kathryn Bouder a prayer by Mrs Ada Hollinger and a Gospel Girls vocal selection. The oldest and youngest mothers were Mrs Christian Royer and Mrs Arthur Adams who received carnations. Mrs Rabold served as superintendent. A union Communion Service at Akron charge of the E C Church will be held at St Pauls on Sunday evening with Rev W K Cassel and Presiding Elder C D Huber officiating.
Millport Church hosts a Sunday afternoon aiservice led by Gospel Workers with the Sunshine Duo scheduled to sing.
To Address Men Rev John G Hershey of town and Rev Nevin Zuck of Elizabethtown will speak at the monthly Men s Work meeting of the Church of the Brethren Sunday at 3 o clock in the local church. Special music will accompany the gathering.
The Pastor's Bible Class of Trinity Evangelical Congregational Church will host a chicken and waffle supper at the local Fire Hall on Saturday at 4:80 o'clock. Proceeds benefit the Church Building Fund.
Archaeologists at the University of Kentucky report evidence of early habitation across most Kentucky counties in a survey of mounds caves and other traces, with only 16 of 120 counties lacking such findings.
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