Lititz Home Craft Club in March plans candlewick work
The Pennsylvania Counselor for Student Clubs reviews the Lititz Home Craft Club in its March issue. The Lititz group meets four times a month for business and weaving crafts such as painting fruit bowls and candlewick tops. They host social evenings, contribute to a scholarship fund for foreign students, and are the only Lancaster County club among 26 in the State Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Counselor For
State Association of Home Economics Clubs
Lititz
Hallowe’en
Lititz Club
State Association
Lancaster County
Two U Penn Graduates Replacing Local Teachers
Wayne Elliott and Elizabeth Workman leave the faculty at year end and will be replaced by University of Pennsylvania graduates Margaret F. Anderson and Mildred A. Huebner. Anderson joins as commercial and first grade teacher. Huebner as first grade and commercial teacher. Anderson earned senior honors and a scholarship for a Master's. Huebner held roles in Dramatic Club German Club and French Club Eta Sigma Phi with honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Elliott
Elizabeth L. Workman
University of Pennsylvania
Margaret F. Anderson
Mildred A. Huebner
Anderson
University Camp
Glee Club
Pi Lambda Theta
May Events Highlight Graduation Week Activities
The schedule lists underclass exams on May 21 24 and 25 plus Cabaret May 21 Sermon to Graduates May 23 Class Day May 25 Alumni Public Meeting May 25 Commencement May 26 School Closes May 27 Alumni Banquet May 2 Sixth Report May 27.
Four Assembly Programs Set for Next Term
Prof M C Demmy booked four lyceum entertainments for next term featuring the same company from past years. Harry White will lecture on Wonders of Science with bronchoscope and radio pen demos. The Community Players present Old Crusty while Kathryn and Loring Campbell perform A Modern Arabian Night with magic and ventriloquism. The Et Hanley company will stage a marionette show including a cow a player and a clown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Demmy
Lyceum Company
Pamahasik
Harry White
Philosophere
Thomas A. Edison
Crusty
Kathryn
Loring Campbell
Et Hanley Company
Hanley
Former Grad In Hollywood Tells of Meetings with Film Stars
In a letter to his sister Sylvia, Robert Longenecker 28 recalls nearly playing tennis with a French set owner Simone Simone. He works with Columbia Broadcasting in Hollywood and describes encounters with Zasu Pitts Frank Morgan Joel McCrea Adolph Menjon Jackie Coogan Oliver Hardy and vows to obtain Robert Taylor's autograph for Sylvia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Longenecker
Sylvia
Panther
Simone Simone
Bob
Columbia Broadcasting Company
Hollywood
Zasu Pitts
Frank Morgan
Joel McCrea
Adolph Menjon
Jackie Coogan
Oliver Hardy
Laurel and Hardy
Robert Taylor
Romeo
After School Activities Bring Pupils Money and Fun
The piece notes students after four o clock hold jobs at a greenhouse hosiery and dry goods store and deliver the Lancaster New Era. Others usher at Lititz Theatre or wash cars while hobbyists raise pigeons and build airplanes. Evenings bring lemon cokes and nickelodeon radios as Lititz Community Theatre attracts both high school and grade pupils to screenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Snyder
Charles Hevener
Girvin Greenhouse
Spruce St
George Smith
John Brubaker
Robert Keller
Lititz Springs
Merritt Counts
Theodore Stauffer
Margaret Counts
Lancaster New Era
Harold Kauffman
Harold McCreary
Donald Herr
Lititz
Delecto Dairies
Twin’s
Barr’s
Stark's
General Sutter
Fred Snavely
Bob” Haines
Wendell Blanchard
Jim” Neideigh
Stanley Brumbach
Curtis Batdorf
Large Crowds Attend Grade Musical During Two Nights
More than 500 grade pupils joined programs for a two night musical. Joseph W. Sheckard trained the pupils with vocal group singing and ensembles. The rhythm band harmonica group junior orchestra and colorfully costumed students performed. Costumes were partly home made under Miss Margaret V. Hower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W. Sheckard
Juninor
Home Economics Department
Margaret V. Hower
Lititz High Rifle Team Caps Season With Five Wins
Lititz High Rifle Team wrapped a five and three season with a 488 to 476 win over Mt. Joy. The squad went 5 2 against eight matches, beating Manheim Township twice and Eph rata once, while losing to those foes. Coach M Bru baker expects a stronger record next year as two members graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
Mt. Joy Sharpshooters
Manheim Township
Ephrata
M. Brubaker
School reports thirteen new pupils enrolled in six weeks
Over the last six weeks thirteen new students joined the school. New pupils include Richard Carmelly in Grade 1, Robert Behmer and Reba Himmelberger in Grade 4, Kofitt Moyer and Henry Rogalsky in Grade 5, Reba Behmer in Grade 6, and John, Robert Himmelberger, Leo Ross and Robert Weinhold in Grade 7. Elizabeth Leeking is a Freshman, Mark Rogalsky is a Sophomore, and Mary Leeking is a Junior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Carmelly
Robert Behmer
Reba Himmelberger
Kofitt Moyer
Henry Rogalsky
Reba Behmer
John
Robert Himmelberger
Leo Ross
Robert Weinhold
Elizabeth Leeking
Mark Rogalsky
Mary Leeking
Lititz Faces East Hempfield In Thursday Baseball Clash
Lititz travels to East Hempfield on Thursday May 20 in a county league encounter. The Lititz club leads the league for the first time since revival as the major spring sport, with more matches including Maytown and Elizabethtown later in the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lititz
E. Hempfield
Elizabethtown
Maytown
Local Residents Visit and Meetings Noted
Mr and Mrs Paul Lacy of Goyington Va and Mr and Mrs Carl Spacht and family of Allentown spent several days in town. R M Spacht attended the state undertakers convention in Harrisburg. W C T U to meet at Mrs Mary Guiles home on Monday evening May 24. Lancaster County Y T C is mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Lacy
Goyington, Va
Town
Carl Spacht
Allentown
H. W. Spacht
R. M. Spacht
State Undertakers
Harrisburg
W.C.T.U
Mary Guiles
South Broad Street
Lancaster County
Convention to be held at First Presbyterian Church
The gathering will take place at First Presbyterian Church on E Grange Street in Lancaster on May 22. All Y T C members and others interested are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
E. Grange Street
Lancaster
Y. T. C. Meters
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Home Crafters’ Work Reviewed
State Association Magazine
U. of Penna
Bruce Sheaffer
Fred Smith
Herbert Cooper
Eugene
Roger
Shilington
H-town
Lebanon
Red Lion
West York
Mrs. W. M. Gurbe
Harisburg
Alvin M. Frey
N. Broad St
Admissio
Leezester’s Grow
Clay, PA
Arthur Boran
Eddie Cantor
Jo-Jo
Harold Goodman
Grove
Dodon
Agus
Safetz
Stearns Knight
Willys-Knight
Studebaker
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