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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1930
Page
5
A readable broadcast of Sunday services across numerous local churches including Moravian Pauls Lutheran Evangelical United Brethren Reformed Dunkard Brethren Brethren and Mennonite parishes with service times for Sunday school preaching Holy Communion and evening gatherings.
The Young People's Missionary Society of the Evangelical Congregational Church met at the Misses Irene and Grace Spangler home on S Cedar Street with 27 attendees. W M Pfautz presided, scripture read, prayer offered, and class songs, readings, and talks followed, planning a bank-offering meeting for Sunday November 30 with Mrs Andrews returning missionary as speaker.
Public sale of real estate and personal property of late William H. Enck Lititz by executrices Bertha L. Zeller and Mabel L. Groff with properties at 59, 61, 62 Main Street along with other listings from Kissel Hill Werwick Township and 200 S. Broad Street. Listings include a brick dwelling at 42 St and a farm property with outbuildings and household goods.
A wedding ceremony was held Saturday afternoon at St Peters Lutheran Church Neffsville with Rev E E Rice officiating assisted by Dr C H Lilly. The bride wore old French lace with her great grandmother's veil and lilies of the valley and roses. Attendants included Mae Haverstick Ruth Stettler Jane Madden and more. A reception followed and after a wedding trip the couple will live at 446 West James Street Lancaster.
Enrollment in public schools at September end was 910 with 369 in the junior and senior high. Overall attendance reached 99 percent and tardies totaled 27. Several rooms had no tardy pupils, led by Miss Elizabeth Workman and Miss Mary Sturgis in 1st grade and Miss Hazel Bentzel in 7th grade for best attendance.
The Women’s Missionary Society of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church met at Mrs. D. G. Wimyer’s home on Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sara Shaffner spoke on her decade in Japan. Mrs. Frank H. Longenecker was named delegate to the Altoona Conference on October 23. A contribution to Dr. Paul Moritz in Philadelphia was approved. Two new members joined.
The ad lists extra fancy bananas 25c per dozen with two dozen at 45c, small bananas 20c per dozen or two dozen for 35c. Grapefruit 25c each or three for 25c, two for 25c. Fresh citrus, apples RTC, lettuce 10c each or 3 for 25c, oysters clams fresh fish steak fish 25c per pound. Hess Fruit Market.
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