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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MOItXIXG. AUGU.ST 20, 1936
Nazareth and Community Will Celebrate Park Open¬ ing Saturday Afternoon
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SWIMMING; CONCESSIONS
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Wsith WhUa praJccU tra flrtt gMtlved la (bt minds al individuals ml such prejaets usually gain MMaentum thraugh the interest of aifinlied groupt In sponaoring and iMltring civic movements. So It is ttb the civlc-mlnded organUations gf Btureth.
1h« opening of Ntaarcth's Munl> llpal Park mtrkt another step for* aard uken by its citiaens tnd iHlwed by thc aver conscious civic MlM and Borough oflkUU. When Bit opportunity for the acquisition A a park site presented Itself and Bw poiilbllltlas and natural facili* Bm were consiScred, tbere was no Bm lost by Thc Nasareth Chamber A Commerce in appointing a com* ¦Mm representing the Chamber It oommunicttc with Town Council In s co*operttivc eflort to have a park reallaed Splendid team work of all local civic bodies made it pssiible for the Chamber's com* Bittee. eompoaed of WllUam Ben* ¦stt, Jr.. and H. P, Yeisley to pur* chtM for tbe Borough of Nazaretli ttw beautiful park site of 33 acres to It opened to thc public this Satur* ity ifternoon.
Although It took more than twenty Ittri tor a dream of clvig*mlnded Btiarenas to materltliay tt b«4 •MM true. Promptly at/TIO oclock, iMwday tftemoan, Xugust 23nd, An *Urs tnd strlBcsitlU be boUted Ir the local seoutiBhd thia Uunicl* Vtl Park dedkatedrto the public. All •ItnUatloM wttl hc represented on tte speakers platform, Thc addresi^ tf^aelcome wlU be deUvered by C, PM Martin, preaident of tbe local of Bdueatlon and the dedi* address by Mon. Warren E ts WllUam A, Prack. District Attorney of Northampton County. WU address the gathering on "the >tt*»lty and advantages of a munl- Bgtl park". Tbn Nazareth Band •ill furnish music during the after* a3 weU aa iha ^yntng actlvi*
the remainder of the day.
However, approved bathing .suit.s muit be furni.slied and every bather mu.it meet the requirements neces- »aiy to enter the pool. There will be a male and female attendant in the bath houie to check on every person  entering.
A band concert will be rendered in the evening by the Nazareth Band. Refrecihments and other concessions will be conducted by members of the American Legion and Auxiliary, Lights are now being installed around the pool and throughout the park area by the Metropolitan* Edison Company and will be ready for service Saturday evening.
Xt was alM announced that the Bath House will be open for public inspection during the available time allowed on the program, thus ac* cording an opportunity for all citi¬ zens to view this large and modern full equipped bath hou.se.
The pool and entire park will be decorated by a committee organized by the Rotary Club and the spacious parking field will be policed by members of the Vigilance Hose Company. Souvenir programs will be diiitrlbuted free of charge cover¬ ing all the events of the day.
The public is invited and predic¬ tions are that at least 6,000 will attend dedicatory service as well as the evening activities.
Aquatic events wUl be staged in tht new pool aflcr thc dedication, Bneted by Soout Maater Elmer Ibyder in charge of Andy Leh and Mm Eiler, The coaunittee has tiranged and completed t full two- Umt water-sport program sUrtlng it IM and ending tt 4:10, During tMt period swimming eontcsU of 4atti description arlU be conducted Mi entries wlU tawlttdc both male ¦ni letatlfi eontaatants ranging In tu Irom nine «a ntaicty. Special ••K«s WUl be aaBc ta ttw wis- ¦¦ft Tha »ttl Oawalttaa an- H that thcjr waa* all swim- of KtaaiaOi aa« ImaMdIata **"'wuuty ta laglstar thdr naa Mi tidreaa at awe If ttey with to "¦9«e in the eontesU Saturday ¦¦¦nnon All eUgtMea muat rcgU* bitf or before Saturday noon wtth **« KUer at thc T. M. C. A, tnd "• tried to do sa cartter If possible
*»:« the eoatcats tha pool win be ta the pubUc and wUI re¬ open ta an  free of charge
330 ATTEND ANMIAL FEHNEL FAMILV REUNION
Tlie twenty-fifth annual Fehnel Family reunion was held on Satur¬ day, August 13th, at the Bushkill Centre Orove with approximately 330 people present.
The following program was given:
Singing of 'America" by the au¬ dience; prayer by Rev. H. D. Clauss; vocai duet by Mrs. Earl Laub and Anna Mae Bankes; Reading by Doris Ehrhardt; accordion solo by Mrs. Stanley Lilly; address by John Hoffman; piano solo by Bruce Bockert; solo by Janet Lilly; mem¬ orial service by Rev, H. D. Clauss; taps by Walter Wasser; transaction of business then followed; the Fam¬ ily Album was then rendered by the Nazareth Pehnels and thg (Jogiag of the meeting with the singing of the --I>oxology" by th6 audience,
Oames were enjoyed by both olj and young.
The following ofBcers were elected —President, Elmer Fehnel, Allen¬ town; first vlec-president. Harvey FVhnel. Allentown; aeeond vice presi¬ dent. Mrs. Prank Abel, l»g Bouth Whitfleld atreet. town; third vice- president, Clinton Jaekaon, Pen Argyl; fourth vioe-prcsldent. Mrs. Raymond Hall. Allentown, Sth vice- president. Peter Pehnel, Nazareth, Route, No 2; secretary, Mrs. Horace Walter, 22 Park street, town; assist¬ ant secretary, Mrs. Melvin Werner, Centre street, town; treasurer. Roy Fehnel, Belfast; registrar, Edwin Keifriter, Allentown; assisUnt re* gistrar, Mrs. Leary Scott, Cedar street, town
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DR. CRAWFORD CELEBRATES SEVENTY-EIGHTH BIRTHDAV
Dr. Walter Crawford observed his 78th birthday anniversary on the 15th of August, and received num* erous greetings and callers during the day and evening. It proved a very happy day for the doctor, who has been in ill health the past year, but Is now greatly Improved and thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.
AMERKAN LESION AUXILIARV MEETS
The American Legion Auxiliary held their meeting last Friday eve* ning In the Legion Home. South Main street, with President Mrs. Dorothy  Polweiler in  charge.
Secretary Mabel Eyer reported that the four*county council picnic will be held September 2nd at Bushkill Park.
Mrs. Hannah Kemmerer, local de* legate to tlie Four County Conven¬ tion which was held at Mauch Chunk, reported on the business transacted there.
Mrs. Dorothy Folweller and Agnes Keene are attending the State con* vention held at Johnstown this week,
A drive Is also under way to or¬ ganize a Junior Auxiliary and it is Iroped that each Legionalre will en* roll her daughter.
The next meeting of the AuxlIUry will be held Friday evening, Sept. llth.
THE G. C. MURPHY CO.
NEW SaadlOc STORE
IN NAZAREIH
To Have Grand Oprainff This Saturday
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Mrs Paul Weaver and son IXinald are .^pending a week at WUdwood, N. J
Mrs. Flora Edelman, Mrs. Marcus rihnel over the week*end, visited tn Allentown.
Mrs. ChristUnna Shupp. of Pal¬ merton, recently visited her son Charles Shupp and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Herman and Mrs. Flora Bdelaun attended the funeral of WiUiam Brotzman, at Welssport.
Miss Birdie King, of Nasareth, re¬ cently visited Mr, and Mrs, Oeorge King
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He was iml|^iately rushed to the Easton hospital.
Mr and Mrs Lewis King and .¦son. of Jersey Clfv. Mr. and Mrs. Clark King and .son Russell, of Al¬ lentown. recently called on Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge King.
Mr and Mrs Albert IMeter and family and Mr. and Mrs. James Csckert recentt.v spent a day at Dingmans Ferr>-.
The Mens Brotherhood picnic held in the church grove was large- ly attended.
Mrs Anna Lahr last Fridav at¬ tended the funeral of her nephew. Robert  Sechler.  ot  Allentown.
Robert ^7¦^sinlrer and family of TaUmv, Prank Waldbei«r. of Crawford. N J., and Fred Wald¬ beiser nf Easton. over the week-end vi.Mt*d Fred Waldbeiser and Mrs. Anna Lahr.
Mrs Fjora Edelman spent Sunday wih  M.irru-  Fehnel  and  family
The Firemen's l»jonic and Dance wi;; be held Miis Saturdav evenine l:; the iot adjomina tlie Fire Hotise
Ket-.r.'th Barr.ill and WiHiam Younir. of town. at:end<xl the picnir l..-kl at Track-srtlle on Sunday
After months of extensive plans and preparations, the O. C, Murphy Company will open it's NEW S and 10 Cent Store in Nasareth Satur* day, August 22nd—located In the heart of th* town, 23*25 Belviderq
Street, a most convenient snojJr'"" center!
Por weeks—carpenters, plasterers, plumbers, electricians and painters have been working feverlahly night and day In an effort to complete this large new store room for early occupancy.
More than 4,200 Square Peet of Floor Space! Just think of itl Over 4,000 square feet of floor space de¬ voted to the sale of 9 and 10 cent merchandUe, with select items and lines to One Dollar I
The O C. Murphy Company will employ many salesladies from this Community and will be known throughout this sectton as "The Friendly Store".
Every Modem shopping conven¬ ience will be found in this Big Roomy New Store. Here you will flnd moun¬ tains of NEW merchandise, for your familv. yourself and for your home —in fact, everything you'd expect in an up-to-date S and 10 oent Store.
MURPHY'S policy Is to bujr only FIRST QUALirr and BTTLB RIOHT merchandise, selUng It at the LOWB8T P088IBLB PMCB. thereby proving their leadership In Value-Oivlng.
Among the many lines to be feat¬ ured in thU New Store will be:
Notions... NationaUy Advertised Toilet Ooods.. Malr Notions.... Quality Candies... Toys, Books, Oames... Post Cards... Novelties... Pet Items...Art Ooods...Laces... Ribbons ...Neckwear...Millinery... Handerkerchiefs.. Hosiery .. Jewelry .. Stationery...Men's and Boys' Wear... Inf ants' and Tot's Apparel .. Women's and Misses' Dresses... Undergarments.. Olrls' Dresses and Undergarment s... Shoe Findings... Dinnerware... Olassware... Domes¬ tics.,. Kitchen Utensils... Enanmel* ware.. Alumlnware.. Curtains and Draperies.. Lamps and Shades... Electrical Supplies— Paints and Brushes     Hardware.    Auto   Acces*
sories... Luggage. 	
You can buv at MURPHT8 and haxe the assurance that their pro* ducts have been carefully tested and proven to be satisfactory in everv way., for MTTRPHY'S BtTIl- EAU of STANDARtW In charge of competent Chemists. Is maintained exclusively for your protection; to assure \ou of quality merchandi.=e at all times . at tlie lowest possible prices
Tlie a C. Murphv Company p!an~ to feature m.inv our.standing specials for their Opening Event! You'll find it an easv matter to save sub¬ stantial amounts on personal and home need- at XTURPHY'S.
Mr C M Wright. mana?er of Murphy's, whisp experience in the .1 and 10 cent busines: extends cn-er a number of year-, h.i^ pledeed the utmo-t in service to the patrons of t!U.s      NF\V     Murpiiy     Store     in
The Broad Street Garage
Boost Nazareth — Single Copy Three Centa
FACTS AND HGURES CON¬ CERNING CONSTRUCTION COST OF MUNICIPAL PARK
Tlic r.r.ia<l .Street (larajje, one •<i ilie lar:;e>t in town, i- («> it. hy jjo it. and lia- a >h iw room capaMe I>f (lisplayin^j eight car^. i"rani.is .Siej;el atul KayiiiPiul \\ e.-<-ner. pr ijirietors. are liotli nieclianics who hax'e .served their apprenticeship many \ear> at;'. Mr. ."^ie^^el enterc'l tlie automotive industry in I'jia and .Mr. \\'e-»ner sjx'nt all hi« lite in the hii'iiie^^.
'Iliey incorporated and started in Imsiness here in I't^H hy reiitinj,' the ;,'ara;;e n .\v •'per- .ite'd and known a> The S<|«are l>e;i! <i,irai;e. South .Main .Street, f.aier they iiMxed to Hitter's < iaraye and on May ist, l(j}2, puri Ikim.i1 the present I>uililiiii; which wa^. forine;-l\ owned hy I", I!, I le.»s and Suns.
The llroad Street (iaraKC conduct- and operates a modern re|)air s!i,,p, eniployinj4 three mechanics and are dealers for Chrvsler and riviiKnitli cars.
CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE HOLDS SPECIAL MEETING
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Considen Nartiii Creek, Tataay, Nai- areth Road ConstnK-
A special meeting of the Clumber of Commerce was held Monday eve¬ ning to consider the proposed re* construction of the blacktop road leading from Martin's Creek to Tatamy and Nazareth. Members present were E. C. Champion, Oeorge Hahn, WilUam Henry. A. O. Kern, P. H MartUi, Charles Bhafer. P. S. Trumbower, H, P Yeisley, J, H. Pulmer, Robert Nolf and Schlegel,
ft was pointed out at this meet* Ing   that   this   particular   road   is
Local Schools Open Sept. 9th
The local public schools will re¬ open on Wednesday, September 9. at 8:45 o'clocic
All new pupils who are entering the ;»chools for the first time, wliether beginners or not, m'ast be registered at the ofBce of the super¬ vising principal in the High School building some day of tlie weelc 'oe- ginning August 24 between the hiin of nine and flve.
AU new pupils must present  evi¬ dence of successful vaccination ,    Children who are six years of ag^, deemed  adviseable    by    the    locaPor who will be six before January 1, Chamber that some action should be   1937 ^m 1^ admitted at this time taken to have this road permanently      Graduates of the high school win
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fourteen-foot blaclc top would hardly suffice Not only would the road be too narrow, but In view of the fact that this road la fast be* coming a thoroughfare and outlet of east-bound tralBc leading to points on the Atlantic Coast and offering a .splendid relief of the now congested trafBc conditions In cross¬ ing tlie Delaware at Easton; It was
EIGHT LOCAL COM¬ MUNITIES REPRE- SE.VrED AT HUGH BEAVER CAMP
Twen'j. -six rural women from Northampton County. repre5en:i:ig eig.ht communities, kft Tueilay morni.ig for Camp Hug.i Beaver, the Easton V. M C A summer camp, wliere they will be Joined by a group of rural women from Monr<j« County for a three day camp
The rural woman; camp is carriei 0:1 under the direction of Miss P. Marg'aerite Erikson. home econom- ic.1 representative of the Northamp¬ ton County Agricultural Extension Service.
Tiie camp program includes talics and discussions on nature studies, liome and community activitiei. %-, well a> handicraft and recreation, including bathing, boating and hilc- ing.
The outstanding speakers for the 3 day camp include Miss Rosalind Jewett, supervi,sor of home econ¬ omics extension of tiie PennsylvanU StJt*' CoUege, who will speak on "Ouides to Buying": Mrs. Luther B. Anthony of Easton a-ill discuss drama and one-act plays as related to rural communities, and ,iii addi¬ tion, will give a reading from one of last years popular plays, "The Old Maid': Mr. Charles K Weaver. Easton. who will talk on "Birds": Mrs W. P Helms. HeUertown, R-l, who will give a talk and d-^mon- I'.ration on 'Tie-Dyeing": and Pro- fe.^v;r WiUis R. Kerns, rural .socio- logi,: from Pennsylvania State ni- lege, wh5 will di.scuss "Living To- ge'h^r  in  the  Family".
Thp   c.impers   include,   Mrs      B CampbeU. Eaaton R-4:   Misi  Laura Christine.    HeUertown    R-l; OUve    Chri.stine.    HeUertown
PROJECT CONStDOni
ONE OF THE MOST
OUTSTANDING IN
PENNSYLVANU
Total Cost To
Date VStm
The  following atatistlct ing material, labor and costs   In   the   construction  ni pool, bath house, coBununltjr and   other   Improvementa   aa Municipal Park property ara ished through the courtesy of Bl ough  Engineer,  E.   H.  Jonea    ai cover major as well aa ailnor aa struction.
The total eoat of ntaterlala w to date on al! park cotutrucUoa round figures Is m.OOO, oC amount 122,000 waa expendatf SS material and equipatent, and from government funda far The matertaU used eonaiat of cubic yards of concrete, ISOS hi rels of cement, 700 toaa sand, M tona stone, IS tona relnforelnc ila 8 tons structural steel, ttSA feet lumber, 79 squares roofing 2,900 lineal feet of east Iron plpa t to 12 inches; 3,000 bricka, XtfU crete blocks, 17.000 square (aet umlnous roadway, 4J00 euUe of earth excavation. The tion foroe varied from 39 nten at Ua Stan to 73 at the peak point.
The main unit of Uw project li of necessity the swimming pool size of this pool ii 300 foet loof 100 feet wide with circular ends. depth varies from two and ooe«hatf feet at the ends to eight and half feet in the centre The Ami. of the pool ts unique In so far the deepest part Is In the Mrs. i for the entire width; the result II R-l: [that It produ:es the effect oi ""
inipnved with concrete and to have twenty-feet width Instead of four¬ teen.
Due to the prompt action neces¬ sary president Kern appointed a Henry , committee of two to act at once. I'he committee consists of J. H. Pulmer and H. P. Veisley and ar¬ rangements   were   made   for   this
heavily traveled, especially between committee, repre.senting local sen- Nazareth and Tatamy, and that the | timent, to meet state officials yester* re«constructlon  of    tba    propooed  day.
to   return    for   additional ' _ ,. courses should register and arrange I "'^^ for their programs in advance with 1 Miss   Nicholas  on   Monday,   August 24, at the High School Building.
jtlng two pools together at the
Tills idea conforms to tha tm
Mrs. Floyd Fluck. Hellertiwn  R-l i \trs.   Sarah   Heiney
Mrs.  William  P   Helms,   He lertoxn.  R-l;   Mrs.  Vernon  Hest'?r, Mt. Bethel. R-l: Miss Mary Hower,', Northampton. R>2. Mrs. Jacob Judd ,u obtained wholly from an artattSB
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Family Outing
The children, grand>chlldren and great grand>chlldren of and with Eugene O. Werner held an annual family outing on Sunday, The fol¬ lowing were preaent: Mr. and Mrs, Preddle Werner and children Oladys and Richard, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Keifer and children PrankUn and Robert, Mr, and Mrs, Clarence Hahn and daughter Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Yeakel, Mr. and Mrs Raymond Werner and daugh- teer Mark>n, and Misa Naomi Uhler. all of town. Mr. and Mrs, Harley Werner and son Stanley, Mr. and Mrs. William Werner aitd daughter Catherine, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kemmerer and son Paul and Eu¬ gene Werner aU of Nlaky, Mr, and Mrs. Roy Pehnel and ehUdivn Us¬ ter and Bhirley, Mr. aad Mrs Nor¬ man Frabel aad aon Kenneth, all of Belfaat
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LIGHTNING SnUKGS HOUSr
f,! ^8S ROADS
Tlie severe electrical storm pass¬ ing over Moore Township about 8 00 ocloclc Priday night visited tlie vil¬ lage   of   Cross   Roads.     Lightnin? «^^^ ,i,;^ing  the home of Alvln Marsh
The descendants of the family r«  ^nd dolnf tmm:' ^^"'*»^    Th* ^l-
Northampton . ter
. I commendations of the leading * ming   pool   designers      The supply  during the present
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well drtUed ou  Uie site.    Tha Bll* tui    fliUng IS Kit lery high quaBlf
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      aiinking water supply
JOHNSON flimji IEIJNH)N TO RE HQJl
Mr. and Mrs. Mileem Jansen will hold their first annual reunion on Bunday aft^rnon and evening, August SOth, in Billhelmer's Grove about 2 miles southwest of Naza¬ reth, Mileem Jansen ", now John¬ aon was one of the first settlers in America. He was born In March. 1781, and wa> buried on the Drj-- land Church cemetery. Hecktown, in 1804. All descendants and their families are cordially invited to at¬ tend and help make the reunion in¬ teresting and successful.
Mr and Mrs. J. Reichenbach of town, spent the week-end at Promised Land Lake.
strilSb thi Ughtnirti fOd mZ? f<»'l^*- I ed through the bed room Ahd SijWn. straight Into the cellar A couch and a bed were damaged and slight flre en.sued. but those nearby car¬ ried articles out into the street. There also was some damage due ti falling plastering, from the walls
An alarm was turned in to thi' Bath Fire Company bv David Smai" of Cro.ss Roads, and Chief Lewi- Funic responded but it was not ne¬ cessary to put the engine into serv¬ ice.
The lightning al.so put out of com¬ mission all of the lights in that .section. Later ser%ioe was restored by the Metropolitan Edison Cj.
1 Meyer..  j^.^.  „„   Millie
L .MiUheim. Nazareth. R-2; Mrs. Willard Nichola.sen. Nazareth. R-l: Mrs p A Pearson. HeUertown, R-l: Mrs Mae Quier. HeUertown, R-l: Mr,. Stewart C. Riegel. Bethlehem. R-l: Mrs. Hattie Shaffer. Daniels- vUl.-. R-l: Mrs. Robert Snyder. Hel- Ifrtoxn, R-l: Mr.s Clinton Wohl¬ bach. Hellertown. R-l; Miss Lillian Wambold. Walnutport, R-2: Mrs E. I Whitaker. Walnutport. R-l: and Mrs. C. W  WilUams, Naiareth,
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STOCKERTOWN
There are several seta of camper? at Jaeobsburg.
The Udies Aid of Bushkill M E Church met in regular sessk>n at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Oranville Rls.sn«Uler last TUaaday e\-enlng and in special session In the church Tuesday evening, of this week,
Robert Colver is improving his home by rebuilding his front porch.
Pred Heckman threshed for some of our farmers last week and David Engler for some of the others this week.
The Mack families will hold their ninth annual reunion this Saturday
August 22nd in the Orange Grove of Dorney Park All Macks are In¬ vited to attend.
Naiareth
School on  Sunday   at 9
Sunday AM
Mr and Mrs Stanley Muahlltz. of
BushklU Centre, were the Thursdav Buests of Mr. and Mrs. Steward Miller and family
Mr and Mrs Howard Benslng of Christian Spring*, spent Sunday with Mr  and Mrs  George "Bensiniif
SterUng Kunk:» recently called on Mr  and Mrs   James Eberts
Mr and Mrs Oeorge Stcinme'z wfre -'ne Sind.iy rj-^ts of Mr and Mrs   Cyrus Koeiiler
Mr and Mr: Herbert Ben.sin« recently made a trip to N.«arF:li
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Pysher. of toam. and Mr and Mrs. Bill Winters, of Washington. N J . spent last Sunday at Asbury Park. N. J.. Kingsbury. N, Y, and New Bruna« wick, N. J. where they visited Mr. Pysher'B sister. Mrs   John Pord.
Miss Mary Malitz. of New York. spent a week at home on account of the death of her mother, Mrs. John MaliU,
Mr. Samuel Darrohn and grand¬ aon. Willard Pranklin. and Mm Amanda Martin .«pent three days fishing at Peck's Pond
Mr and Mrs Roy Raucherberger and son Alvin. of East Stroudsburg. were Bunday guests of Mr and Mrs  Clwood Bauman.
Billy   Deitrlck.   of   Wilkes-Barre, is  spending  the  summer   with grandmother. Mrs. Evan Evans.
Charles Brown and other relatives
Miss Irene Klump returned hom-» after spending a week visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Schafler. at Hecktown.
Mr, and Mrs. Prank Miller and sotii Dale and Blaine, of Ridley Park, called on their parents. Mr and Mrs T A, Miller on their way to Dingmans Perry.
Oeorge Messinger. Jr. of Hillen- dale. spent  the we«k-«nd  with  his J aunt.    Mrs.    Harry    Batunan   and family
The Porka Siutday School picni; was largely attended on Saturday afternoon. Two large tables filled with children were served on the lawn before the storm and the third table was served in the basement of the church
Mis.« Rita Boyd and Mis.» Ann Ru,:'* of Ea.st Struodsburg spent the week¬ end with Miss  Boyd s  parents.  Mr his i and Mrs   Elwood Bauman
Prank Kametler. of New York
P. 0. OF A. ME^
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Mr.s. Rachael Dunn, of Bethle- spending a few weeks with hi.s par- hem, left to make her home in Phil- en-- Mr and Mr« Prank Kametler adelphla. after visi'U.u Mr. and Mr and Mr« Camot Bennett on \tm   George Neigh Sunday   entertained   «t   a   water-
Mr.  Claude    Brown    and      MLss , m*'llon party. Mr  and Mrs  Char>= Caroline   Brown,   of   Ea.-tnn.   «pent ^ Lehr   of Ea.-ton   Mrs.  C   E Sunday with Mr   and  Mr<i   Charles   and Mrs   Helen Sandt Lehr Brown. Miss  Lee   Berkert    of   AHertown
Mrs J H. Newhart on Thursdav. ^ spent the week-end with Miss Bea- \l.slted Mr  and Mrs  Peter Meixsell.   trice Newhart
Jr. at Saylor'^burg Mr   snd Mrs   Paul  Horwarth,  of
Miss  Jean   MiU-^r  returned   home 1 Bethlelvm.    visited    ;heir
Sand-
sfter spending several davs at Ea^- •on with her coa-in. Mis.* Car^.ine Kutzler
Mrs.   Evan   Evans   and   children. Mrs. Pred Seibler atwl Mr  and Mrs , rarl   E>aas   and   arandson.   Robert | r-<henfelder   on   Tli.irsdav   vi,*ited her  daught.-r.  Mr>   Carl  Peiffer  at ] Wilkes-Barre |
Mives Kathrvn Lehr Mary Ell- Tiberiffr and Jun^ Orubb .spent Fri¬ day and Satu.'day  .^t   .\-l\n'ic City
Mr and Mrs James He*th, of New Tork. are spendins .wver.il week-s in  this Tirtnity vi-lting Mrs
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John Sipos over the
Mr   and Mr<: we*It-end
Mrs Til -.mas Milk-r Mr and Mrs Winner Miller and daughters. Jean and Elizab'lh on Sunday evening vi=it«l the former's sister-in-law. Mrs  Sue M:ll.-r   at Saylors Lake
Mii=es Ka*hr>n Lehr and Man: I Eilenberger. of town. OeTge Car!- . ini. of f^jTk.s and Morris Kiefter .of Martin'^ Creek, spent Sur.day «• '.MUntie Ciy
Mr
C»rrie   Hawk    Nnr   street -P-n: SaturJa> a: Wilkes-Barre.
C.im;5 315. Patriotic Order of Americans held their regular meet¬ ing la.~t Pnday evening with Pre,i- d'^tr Mabel Stettler in charge. Act- in? Ch.iplain Beatrice Price con¬ ducted the devotions The rep-ort on fi;iance5 was given by Mrs. Mary Abel
Mr- Hazel Itterh- was re;»rted In.me from the hospital and im- provi>d. and Mrs. Mary Smitii wa-; reported on the «iclc Ust.
Tlv weekly prize was won by An¬ na Kratz
After the session a Radio party wi^ held witli prizes awarded t5 the following- Oloria Ann Abel. ElU Hav. Haael Oetz, Em.-na Johnson, Carrie BarraU. Cora Beers. Mary Abel, Ruth Hawk and Mamie Edel¬ man
A public Radio partv will be held to.morrow night  at 9 00 P  M.
MOOIE TOWWSBP
Mr and Mrs Oordon K3:lier aad son were the Sunday guests of his parer.-s Mr md Mrs Plovd Ko:her and family and Mr and Mrs Lest*r Kaclvr.
M- and Mrs, Vlc^^r Lilly and f.im.lv and Mrs Ellen Lilly were S i:-.:iay evening vi>i;or5 at -he h>me of Mr   and Mrs   Charles L  BarraU
Mr and Mrs Prank Smith were f!-.e gje>ts of Mr and Mrs Atnandus Sn-.;th las-  week
Mrs Ellen Lilly sper.- T.iar'dav sftern-)on with Mr an.i Mrs Aman- d L^  Smith
Mr and Mrs Clark Smith and f.»Tii!v were S.mdav gri'--^ of Mr and  Mrs   H  J   Moser and firrulv
Mr and Mrs C^rdi Pens-»rmaker ani family called on Mr and Mrs Ralph Koch |-and family on Sanday evening
John Mills and Stan>y Lilly .spent S-anday evening with Mr and Mrs. Albert R<'lnsmith and family
Th» farmers in car Tloimty ar' basv plowing for their winter sow¬ ing.
The wal«
m the pool '^ treated by chlorlnati* to kill such bacteria as may feS brought into It by bathers.
The batli house Is a one-stOCf iiaildlng of colonial design, aaa* structed of concrete block laid IS •1 ^hlar pattern with corners tr in red brick. The dimensions of building are 32 feet by 100 faat Houses check rooms, dressing showers and public toilats. All dressing rooms and toilcta arc *tructed of slate so a« (0 sanitary and vermin-proof .._ tions The basket system of cheek* im r'othe* will be uaed with tBS possible futur« addition of IndtfW dual lockers if the demand warraolS their Installation.
Tlie   community   house   and   fa» fre.ihment stand located on a near a grove of evergreens is 39 by 40 feet, log cabin effect and a massive flre place.   Thia build will be used as a refreshment during the summer sea.son and s^rve as quarters for winter It will also t>e used by local of boy  and  girl  scouts.    It  ia intention   of   Borough   ofl open the pool for skating during the winter montha aad toaa* sight  on  their  part  la for apecUl lighting equipment a spacious flre place.
The    partUng    field _
more than f }ur acres Is loeatad ll die north-east section of tha BMB and is entered from tbe coneailS highway The ptcnic grove. boare«ar» must be entered via the Black Amm lane.
Playground equipment for tBS kiddies has been InsUUed with aB* di tions to be made from tine M time More than IS.OiO square tat of concrete sidewalks are compMai as well as septic tardcs and tile fleM for the dt.spoMl of sewafe.
The pnj^t la completed in B na'iral park netting and now li ready to be turned over to the palH Vic tor enjoyment A cordial ln»l» tation Ls eK>nded to everybody IB be present at the dedication ices  this  Saturday  aftentoaa.
WAR  MO
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Nasare'h Chapter. Ainerk;an War Mo*b«=r^ will hold their recilar m-^tine on T'jesdav evening Auara't 25th  at 8 P M   in the Legion H'wne
-" ^hich tim*"
OEAIFIELO
Mr and Mrs Orover Wland mmB Mrs Lon Welsberg tt Nev Tuft Citv. spent aeveral dayt vtth rdft* tives and friends In thte Tldattr.
Mrs Paul Jones and daatfiMB Delores and Joyce of Stock* iluwib spent Thursday wtth Howard ¦¦¦ denbrand and famtly.
A few relatives and frteaia falR* ered st the home of Mr. aai tBtA John Knecht on Bunday IB hsBtf '^f Mrs Knechto Hrthtfajr aatUA versa rv
Mrs Charles mdenteaa* li BB the sick  Mrt.
Mrs Lou Wdakerg. of Mr snd Mra. Mams        _ and vrrs Clwood Maha aai 1
|fr Ella  Ralph Krai
a social will be Ivld.Bender   ttn bv the mothers having their birth-»i^^ tSytitti M.  mmt davs  m  the^^Ks of  May   ^ |.nd ruJiSS^teTra^S ^^ jof Mr and Un ClyBa
July «nd .August.
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