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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1932
Page
4
A list of church schedules and Sunday school times across Moravian, Lutheran, Brethren, and Evangelical congregations. Included are St Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, Brickerville St Johns, Neffsville, Oregon, and other local parishes with service, Sunday school, and choir orYouth group timings.
Dr H K Ober former president Elizabethtown College and Mrs Florence Gibbes spoke at a Tuesday evening meeting of the B Y P D at the Balmer home near Clay. A follow up session with the same speakers is scheduled for Tuesday October 18 at the Balmer home one half mile southwest of Clay.
The Young People's Missionary Society of Trinity E. C. Church postponed Monday night’s meeting at Mrs. Emanuel Witters’s home on S. Cedar Street until next Monday due to the rally at Conestoga Center attended by many loyal supporters.
A church lesson outlines Jesus in his youth and in Martha’s home, tracing growth from twelve in the temple to welcome in Martha’s house. It emphasizes Jesus as divine Son of God, obedience to parents, wisdom, and devotion, with a focus on Christian home life.
A religious reflection contrasts Martha’s anxious serving with Mary’s choice to sit at Jesus feet. Jesus rebukes Martha for being troubled by many things and commends Mary for choosing the better part that cannot be taken away.
Quote attributed to Tohn Andrew Holmes urging belief in possibility and perseverance despite challenges.
A comparison of ethical principles and political promises mocks virtue with a line about the Golden Rule and the appeal of a simple square deal over grand philosophy, suggesting practical honesty.
Churches in Penryn, Brickerville, Lititz, and nearby towns announce Rally Day activities, communion services, and sermons led by Rev. D P Longsdorf and Rev G B Raezer. A Sunday School concert, membership introductions at St Pauls Lutheran, and gifts for Tyess Jey Orphans Home proceed before Harvest Home.
A Home Coming observance is planned this Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church in Colebrook with 9 AM Sunday School 10 AM Communion and 1 80 PM Home Coming. Special features include talks by Rev O O Leidich and Edith Shoop Coleman a former India Mission worker who served 14 years abroad.
A men’s rally kicks off the two day session of the Brotherhoods of the United Lutheran Church in Harrisburg on Monday evening. Attendees include members from St Paul’s Lutheran Church and delegates from across the United States Canada and Alaska. Meetings take place in the new Educational Building.
The Standard Leadership Training School conducted by District No. 9 Lancaster County Sunday School Association will begin this fall in the Moravian Sunday School Chapel. Teachers listed are Mrs. Mary C. Longenecker and John G. Hershey. Registration is expected to be strong.
More than 50 members of the junior department of the United Brethren Sunday School had a picnic in Springs Park Saturday under the supervision of superintendent Mrs. Katie Ditzler.
Lititz Church of the Brethren members attend a special Welfare Service at East Petersburg Church Sunday evening with no local evening service. The service is arranged by four churches in the area.
The Berean Bible Class of the Church of the Brethren elected officers: President Mrs. M. M. Garman, vice-president Mrs. J. J. Byler, Teacher Mrs. Frank Gindur, Secretary Mrs. Hiram Minnich, and Treasurer Mrs. John Martin.
A morning High School assembly featured a novelty program with numbers by campers from the summer camps. Each pupil or group performed stunts or acts from the camps, ending with camp songs. Camps represented included Tip Nawakwa Shand Kepler Lodge Gedar Crest Chesapeake School of Methods and Greble.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Lititz Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting this evening at 7 80 in the Fire House. A good attendance is desired.
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