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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1932
Page
4
A listing of Sunday schedules for Moravian, St. Pauls Lutheran, United Brethren, Evangelical Congregation AL, Reformed, Church of the Brethren, Mennonite, Lutheran Brickerville, Kissel Hill Lutheran, Brunnersville, Neffsville, Oregon churches. Times include Sunday school sessions, morning and evening services, youth groups, and midweek meetings across multiple congregations.
Sunday attendance near four hundred as Rev J Karl Harpe spoke on parents and the boy at morning service. Kenneth D Longshorf delivered the evening address. Music by the choir and a male quartet. Girls Day planned for next Sunday with Miss Helen Diehm leading a committee of ten.
Lesson centers Moses departure to be with God after forty years leading Israel. It covers the reasons for his denial of entry to Canaan, the nature of his death and burial by God, and the mourning period. An encomium credits Moses as a foremost Old Testament figure, lawgiver, liberator, and prophetic voice with Deuteronomy’s orations.
A compact moral epigraphs set notes that home ranks as a distant virtue in character, kindness reveals true men, and good morals outweigh manners though popularity lags. It also defines gossip as twisting two facts into five.
The Senior Choir of St. Pauls Lutheran elected officers led by President T T Dus singer and Treasurer Mies Caroline Yerger. Rev D P Longsdorf spoke at Water Street Mission anniversary and addressed rallies in Ephrata and Columbia. Moravian Mother-Teacher Council meets next Thursday at 7 45 p m with Local Moravian history as topic. Dorcas Bible Class met at Neffsville home with twenty three attendees. Rev A G Baugher will preach at Church of the Brethren and a Temperance program with Rev Nathan Kilhefner to follow.
The Altar Society of St James Church met at Mrs Theresa Hollinger’s Lincoln Avenue home with 18 members present. They decided to hold a card party in late October and enjoyed a social hour with cake and coffee after the meeting.
The Ladies Aid Society of the United Brethren Church meets at Mrs. H. R. Wertsch home at 8 and elect officers. The Otterbein Guild also meets at the same location at 7 30 p.m.
A Harvest Home Concert will be held Saturday by the Mt Airy Union Sunday School in Leicester's Grove midway between Clay and Durlach. Activities begin at 2 with a 30 piece band from Shillington featuring radio artists. Refreshments for sale and ample free parking.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Moravian Church met at Mrs. H. E. Grosh's home with 17 in attendance. Miss Sophie Bricker announced Mrs. Byron K. Horne would serve as president and discussed securing a missionary speaker for the November 6 anniversary.
The Lancaster Conference of the Ministerium of Pennsylvania and adjacent States will hold its Fall convention at Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran Church Rothsville with Rev F A Weichsel as pastor. Morning service at 9 30 and a conference sermon open the program.
The Beginners and Primary Department held a demonstration in the church Sunday evening. Twelve were promoted from the Cradle Roll to Primary and eighteen from Primary to Young People. Next Sunday will be Young People’s Rally Day with newly elected officers installed.
Reports from committees were encouraging including progress on the premium book. The Association recommended the concessions committee open street concessions on the street side to ease pavement congestion. The meeting adjourned until next Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock in the Fire House.
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