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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1935
Page
10
Sunday schedule outlines worship times for Moravian, St Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren and other local churches. Rally Day activities highlighted as churches promote Sunday School, Luther Leagues and special programs with listed ushers and ministerial staff.
Mr and Mrs Leon D Moyer of Rothsville announce the birth of a son at 2 31 P M last Wednesday at Lancaster General Hospital.
The Rev. Robert Fortenbaugh of Gettysburg College preached at the morning service in the absence of Rev. J. Harold Mumper who spoke at Zion Lutheran Church Hummelstown as president of the Harrisburg Conference. Mumper preached at the evening service as well. The Junior Choir led by Mrs James M. Mummert sang O Worship the King at the morning service.
Preaching services are planned at Penryn church at 10 30 Sunday Brickerville at 2 and Lititz at 7 with Sunday School at Penryn 9 and Lititz 9 15.
A Rural Lutheran Rally Day and Homecoming Service will be held at the Lutheran Church of Penryn Sunday at 2 o clock. Features include Matimba music by Miss Blankenship of Lancaster, an address by Rev. A W Trumpeter of St Mark's Lancaster, a vocal solo by Prof Wayne Diechm of Lancaster, and greetings by visitors. All are invited and former members and Sunday School urged to attend.
Lititz United Brethren reports an intensive effort by Sunday School teachers to visit delinquent pupils this week and invite their attendance. The Junior Society met yesterday evening at 6 45 and teachers and workers met Monday evening to finalize plans for the season, listing Eugene Stauffer Edward Ranck Samuel Shue and Quay Enck as participants.
Sunday events include Sunday School with E. 8. Dechert as superintendent and an address by George M. Bailey. Junior C. E. Society program features the Sunday School orchestra and pastor talk by Rev. D P Longsdorf. Boys Day observance also noted with music and devotions led by Amos Dietrich and William Longsdorf.
The notes describe religious gatherings in Ephrata including an evening service by Paul I. Aibel, Bible classes hosted by Mrs. Lester Haines and Mrs. J. K. Mathers, and cottage prayer meetings planned for next Wednesday at homes of Edwin Yingst, J. K. Mathers and Moses Eckert with designated leaders. Church groups also report Brethren class elections and youth organization activities with officers named.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Buchter and family visited Norman Myers and family on Sunday. Mrs Ella Brown from Lancaster visited Alexander Hornley and family. Lloyd Ober family of Clay called on William Baker. Chester Habecker and children visited her parents in Lititz. Carrie Mowery spent Friday with Chester Habecker. Elia Mae Mellinger spent Wednesday with Florence Lane at Millway. Himmelberger couple visited Lebanon to see explosion ruins. Hayden Burkholder of Reading spent Wednesday with Daniel Carper. Chester Habecker visited uncle David Habecker in St Josephs Hospital Lancaster. Mrs John Habecker spent Sunday with Clayton Ludwig near Neffsville and called on Laurence Wilkins family. Ervin Linderman spent weekend in Lancaster with relatives.
Classified ads in Atlvs deliver clear results for buyers and sellers. Readers find cars appliances and job listings with quick responses and practical options. Local merchants post special offers and service promos attracting steady inquiries.
Rally Day exercises set for Sunday at 9 30 with Promotions in the Beginners room. Other departments meet in the Church at 10 with Rev Raymond Haupert of the Theological Seminary Bethlehem as speaker. Sunday School taught by Morris Gainor met Thursday at Mrs James Seather’s Lemon Street home with several members present and guests Williams and Weiler. Ladies Bible Class had a showt meeting Sunday morning after Sunday School. Next meeting to be at Mrs Monroe Seeking’s home on date to be announced. Rev Morentz of Philadelphia spoke Sunday afternoon on the Jew and the Christian. Next Sunday October 18 is noted. Church Council met Saturday afternoon in the church.
Sunday evening service drew a large crowd with an opening prayer by Miss Anna Bomberger scripture reading by Benj Erb Gospel Girls provided music E R Leib gave remarks Prof Robt Adams delivered the address Benj Exub led closing prayer The church featured baskets of flowers C E plans for October through November list Mrs Harry Carvell Miss Lovetts Brown Harold Young Mrs Naom Rabold Mrs Leroy Mellinger Wm Gass Harry Brown Miss Alta Myers as leaders for upcoming meetings
A comparison notes that some ape teeth resemble human teeth closely making certainty difficult to distinguish between certain ape teeth and human jaw teeth.
Local residents from Philadelphia to Lancaster and beyond visited family and friends on Sunday. Numerous households along Front Street New Street and surrounding areas hosted dinners and gatherings with relatives from Allentown Vineland and York while church activities and a Trinity E C Sunday School Rally Day were noted.
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