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NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 8,1939
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From Twelve Now Li ib Patrons
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COMMITTU MCNDAY
((.Centennial   Patron   Liat
I advues that to date clU-
twelve states have aub-
„ members o( the patroa
riTRVbltitied in the new hta-
imreth.  The moat dlitant
X received thi* week, was
(Ooulden. Stewart, of Al-
m, V. M.   Seventeen aub-
I tie from New Jeriey, elev-
I In New York state, four In
_    three In North Dakota.
I Altoona. two tn Vlnliila, one
_jik«w in Illinois, one In Taaaa,
lIllBebigan, one In North Car-
_aaii one in New Maaleo.
9^^^-^ litters .such as the fOUowUig
jHB received by the Cam-
OMamlttee. as wall aa the
Oonuntttee, congratulating
IS of NaaareUi In apon*
__ I g worth-while movement
I fianned Bi-Centennlal cele-
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•IW liam my dear old Maaa- gjk i*aU be very glad Indeed aiawibe to the votaMM In fgmm, and you «i» paleeme
Sfm my name m9 alao that Ma, mtuche aa palMoa.   It yvaie, after I aaa tha aam- Pm volume, that I majr take ¦¦Mgies (or varkms libraries. Sincerely youia. Wgned) Oeo. 9 Nltaacba.''
«i (ha patron list now nearlng • mark, tt U estUnatod that a aumber of subierlbeia wUI WB over 3000 namea. The ¦¦ilH announces that aubscrip- IMfMI be received up to tlie very ol the drive. However. I at time arrives for the pub- I to go to press, and the same only a (ew areaks nnay ta which to subaerlbe. Aa I at one of the Oeneral Com- Omt Metings, even a Bullion dol¬ ls Mat be enough to gat a single an ta UiU patron Uat after the at IMt to press; while new and 09m deadline, one dollar wlU air a full name In the patron Uat a ai propo6.?d. unique and valu- Sfe pMication.
jB aider to avokl regreta, the Ai|Bi|n Committee haa eatabUsh- aipielal subscription agencies iaaghout tiip town, by appotatlng ^¦¦r o( the local busineaa plaeas tawi lubscrlptlons. A red eard Is Agiirid and the managenwnt will ¦ aM to take your aubaerlptkm ' between now and the Cloa-
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t-OMMrrm MBBTINO a0ND.%Y EVBNINO A Omeral Committee meethig o( ¦ taauBltteea wiU be held at tha ytCX Monday evening at g:gi f**- All committeemen are urged •ataad thu meettog, prepared to pa erttmates of costs o( the re- JJItae departmenu. A tentative 2r *•'"'>« prepared with aa ¦¦» of ariiving at Uia UMal coat «aa forthcoming event as present- • IT the varicijs ooaunlttaaa. Pal- ¦Jgtentative budget flgurea. a ¦jajB u ta be hMUguratad and ¦¦¦¦a* to meet budget figures and ¦"¦wn made of Naaareth and IU ^¦UBittes:   including   IndusUlaa,
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OftSCOUTSGEr INSTRUCTIONS ONJttY CAMP
Jj*«» of Troop Ho. ». Oirl ¦^¦unday evenhtg enUrtataiad £5 of eighteen pi
AT SPRING LUNCHEON OF NAZARETH WOMAN'S CLUB
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Certificates of Superior Adiievement Awarded Com¬ mercial Students at N. H. S.
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Gride Students Make Ex¬ cellent Marks
*A handsome certificate ot superior achievement has been awarded to Naaareth High School by the Busi¬ ness Bducation World nugaataie In recognition of the excellent work by the studenU o( Mlsa MUdred Oakes Ul wUmIng honorable men¬ tkm hi the national buainess eon- test Ul book-keeptaig atudjr.
Miss Oakes was warmly congrat¬ ulated br the contest judges (or the flne work of her students, the judges decUion havUig been based on three (acuna, high percentage of en¬ trants among the class enrollment end high pereenUge of unusually supertor papers In the group. The Judges commented that these re¬ sults showed superior Instruction on the part of the teacher aa well as attested to the abUlty o( the stu¬ dents to do the work.
Ihe (oUowbig Juntor high school, studenta achieved an average of gO or above bi the academic subjecU durtng the 10Sg-lg school term: HluMiOffaSa
five  aubjecu:  James   retheroU,
PAY1IMJTCT0 KnOB WHO PASS¬ ED ON MlMi YEAR
Tribute to members who died dur. Uig the past year waa paid at a dUtrtct memortal service of tbe P. O. S. of A.. heM hi the Odd Pbl- tow's Hall, town, on Itiiuaday eve¬ nhig. Bhner SUttler, of Euton. dUtrlct president, oOksUted and waa asstoted by Charlea Ibhr. of Naaa¬ reth. The memorial address wag deUvered by Kermta 9. Knecht, 9t Haaareth, county aaeratary.
Ibe roll eall o( deeeaaad membera of tbe respective todgea of the dia¬ trlct to as foUows:
lastoa Camp No. IN: Claraoaa Waltera. O. Webster Henry and Irs Knabel: Baaton Oamp HO. an, Jo- aeph A. Abel, Joseph 9 Smith and A. J. Mee: Wdson Borough Camp No. Mg, Oeorge Donecker, John Jaedby, John Radcllffe. D. M. BeMel- man. WlUbun P. Stout. A. J. Bon- don, and Charlaa Haratar; and naaareth Camp No. MS. Albert Prey, John nranta, Walter Seyfried apd DavU Xbads.
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NJLS. EXAMNA- nON SCHEDULES
Bxamination schedules of the local senior nd Junior high scliooU were announced Monday morning and will start nest week and continue (or more than a week.
Membera o( the graduating class o( the senior high sehool will sUrt their eaamna next Monday, June 13 with exanu on the morning and a(temooiia of Monday, T>iesday and Wednesday o( that week. Members o( the Junior and sophomore classes will hold their examns on Thursday. Priday and Monday. June 15, lg and 10. The junior high school schedule also calls for exams the same dates as those of the junior and sopho* more classes of the senior high group.
NJLS. HYCENE CLASS lECEIVES AWAIDS
STATE PRESffiENr GUE^OFHONWAT NAZARETH EVENT
Valley AssociatkMi af A«x*
iliarief Attend Ika
Camp Affair
The members of the Auxiliary of I Captain Owen Rice Camp No. 19. Sons of Union War Veterans of the ClvU War of Naaareth were host¬ esses last Priday evening to Mrs. Agnes Palmer, of Philadelphia, State department president of the organ¬ laatlon and to the Lehigh Valley Associatton o( Auxiliaries, in Ea^e Hall, town.
Approximately 150 persoru at¬ tended the session presided over by Mrs. Marion Koch. Allentown. the president of the Lehigh Valley As¬ sociatton.
Members of the Home Hygiene class were awarded the American Red Cross certificates for completing their course in Home Hygiene and care of sick, yesterday morning.
Mrs. Rolla Knapp, vice chahman of the Easton chapter gave the class a talk on the various projects of the Red Cross activities, later pre. senting certlflcatea of merit to the following members of the class: Evelyn Mittman, Betty Knecht, Marlon Hagenbueh, Lucy Houck, Carol Patera, Margaret Wartman. Mllllcent Meta, Agnus Schremmel, MUlloent Ruth, Marie Edelman, Oladys Oogel, Esther Pasini, LaRue Morgan and Marion Koehler.
Mra. PtiA Heckman, local chair¬ man of the Red Cross, presented the prtaM offered (or the best flrst aid box eonatrueted by members of the elasa. The wtanera were: Millicent Mets. lat priaa; Margaret Wart- ¦Mm. flrat hanorable mentton; Eve¬ lyn l^ltaMUi. aeeond honorable men¬ tkm and Markm Koehler. third honorable owntbm. Hie Judges ware: Lawrence Rice, Mra. PttA Honajrman and Mrs. Pred Heckman
MHORIAL DAY AT UlSBaLLaE.
Although a thin rain (ell at Memorial Day services held at BushklU M. B. a (air siaed erowd gathered to see and hear Um ex- erclsea.
The services began In the church with a seleetton rendered by the NaaareUi Band. AKer which the congregation sang the flrst stansa of "Onward ChrUtlan SoMlers." PoUowed by the services of the Sons of Veterans. The guest speaker was the Rev. H. S. Dando, a former pastor of the church and now mem¬ ber of the faculty of Liberty High School, Bethlehem. The exercises were brought to a close by the con¬ gregation again singing the flrst and last stanaas of "Amertca." The benediction being pronot^leed by the Rev. Dando.
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N. n. s. ATHtanc asi
BUECT8 OmCBB^Oa 1>-'4g
Members of the School   Athletic elected the foUowin during the  10|»-ll president, H dent,   Bdward Edward Prey: alll:   and   ass
treasurer. Earl Wllken.
ireth  High
station   have
^offlcers to serve
school year:
les; vIee-presU
lusko:   secretary,
ir, Albert Bur.
secretary  and
Honored visitors Introduced dur¬ ing  the meeting were  Mrs. Anna (ConUnued on J^asa Plva)
TWO LOCAL ROYS RBCUVE R. A. DE¬ GREE AT MORAVIAN
Thirty-eight men. the largest cla.ss In the history of Moravian College. were awarded degrees at the 129th Commencement exercises held out¬ doors for the flrst time on the cam¬ pus of. the institution on Monday. June Sth at 11 A. M.
The Commencement address was given by the Hanorable Claude T. Reno, LL.D.. Attorney Oeneral of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
PoUowlng his address to the mem¬ bers of the graduating class the honorar}' degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred upon Mr  Reno.
Dr. Reno was educated in the public schools of Allentown, Pa.. Muhlenberg College and Dlckltvion (Contmued on Page Pour)
ANNUAL HOCH FAmV REUNION
The 31st annual Hoch family re¬ union will be held at the Schoeners¬ viUe Orove on June 24th at 1:30 P.M.. Rev. Oeorge J. Laubach. pas¬ tor of the SchoenersviUe Chuich wUl give the address of welcome. "Hie guest speaker will be Oeorg- D. Relnert. of Allentown. Rev. R. L. Kerstetter. Bath, wUl make thi- closing remarlu.
Music will be furnished by .in orchestra and varied entertiilnm :.t will be given by the several group The committee on arrangement-; e>. President. Abbot Hoch: Vlcr-Pie.si dent. John Hoch; Secretan.-. Geo Hoch: Recording Secretary Rnbi-rt Hoch; Treasurer Wm. H. Hoch Pauline Hoch is the chalrlndy of the entertainment committee.
Nazareth Womans Club Banquets
Tiie annual Spring luncheon of the Naiareth Woman's Club was held Saturday afternoon at the Northampton Country Club, near Ea.ston. with approximately 125 members and guests from aU sec- Uons of the Uhlgh Valley ta at¬ tendance.
Tlie retiring president. Miss Flo¬ rence L. Nicholas, presented the foUowing representatives of other club.s to the huge gathering: Mrs. Clair Outhne. of Easton; Mrs. Wil¬ liam Jackson, of Pen Arg}-1: Mrs. P. %Weinland. of Bethlehem; Dorothy HoArook, of the Concourse Cltib of Paimerton; Mrs. Joseph Taylor, of Portland: Mr.s. John Olasson. of Stroudsburg; Mrs, Frank Kerr, of the Monroe Cotinty Oarden Club; .Mrs. O. W. Nace. of Mauch Chunk: Mrs. Harold Oswald, of Lehlghton; and Mrs. Wayne Growers, of Slat¬ ington. The invocation wa^ pro¬ nounced by Mrs. Ployd R. Shafer.
The afternoon was pleasantly ^pent in playing bridge, 500. golf, .>wimming and games.
The hospitality committee, in charge of the affair. Includes: Mrs Edward Cassler and Mrs. Kersey R. Deever, co-chairman; Mrs. P. 8. Trumbower, Mrs. Sem O. Beck, Mrs. Albert Sturgis. Miss Mary Wheeler. Mrs. H. P. YeUley. Mrs. Asher Hahn. Mrs. Edmund Morgan. Mrs. David Way, Mrs. Herbert Muflley. ^rs WUUam Bennett, Jr., Mrs. Ilovard Shbner, Mrs. Paul Davisson, Miss Jean Clute. Mrs. Harry Happel. Miss Bmma Bennett, Miss JuUa Craw¬ ford, Mrs. Sterling Smith. Mrs. Darcy Oeorge; Mrs. Ol Brlnton Searlaa and Mrs. Oeorge Swoyer.
Council Takes No Action
On Fourth Policeman
FIRST NAZARETH ARCHERY TOURNA¬ MENT THIS SUNDAY
One   Petition   Read   Op¬ poses Pretient Setup And Extra Officer
The Nazareth Archers are spon¬ soring a regi-stered Archery Tour¬ nament at the Nazareth Community Park on Sunday. June 11. Tlie pro¬ gram will begit) promptly at 10:00 A. M. and continue through the afternoon. Clubs from Penasylvanla New Jer.sey and Delaware will be attendintj. Tlie field captain for tht- tourn.iment will be Clayton Shenk. from Lancaster, Shenk is the Secre- tary-Tre;i.surer of the Penn.-yUania State Archery A.->.SDCi.ition Dr. R. P. Elmer, former three tlmo na¬ tional cliainpion il924-5-6( author and authority on archery wll! at¬ tend There are Individual target awards for hi«li .score and a men',s and l.idy's Wooden Ooblet mounted with stone arrowheads for the high .single American .scor?-s for the d.iy. Tlie event-s will include tiie Double American. Plight and Wand contests.
Tlie clubs to be repre.sented are as follow.^: Bethlehem Archers. Walden. Allentown: Locksley Yce- men, Paxdino.sa; Archers; Ea.ston; U. 8 Oauge Archers. Sellersville; The Bowmen of Owyned. West Point; Delaware Club, Wilmington. Del.; Willow Orove Archers. Friar Tuck Archers. Roxy Bowmen. Taminand Archers. Philadelphia Archers Asso., Philadelphia; United Bowmen 'Ls the oldest archer>- club in America being founded in lg28i; Lancaster Archers, Lancaster; York Archers, York; Wyoming Archers, Wilkes- Barre; Saucon Archers, New Jersey; Saucon Valley Archers. Bethlehem.
Other near by clubs to be repre¬ sented in the fete are: Lansdale. Pen Argyl and Northampton. The tournament is being held to interest the public in the oldest i^port known to man. We cordially invite one and all to attend.
UKAL SEA SCOUTS ORGANIZE
° Sea Scout Ship Therasan will be connected with troop V-33, Boy Scouts. Any boy IS years of age or over Is eligible to Join provldUig he can meet the requirements and ob¬ ligations of a sea scout.
Rlehard Haines, a graduate of the XJ. S. Naval Academy Is instructing the scouta In ship and aea practices and John Landis, a former member of the U. S, Coast Ouard Is as- slatlng. Both of these men are resi¬ dents of Bethlehem.
Donald Adams Is chairman of the Sea Scout committee of the Lions Club which sponsors the ship To¬ day the ship has a membership of 17 boys. More boys are expected to Join and may do so by attending one of the regular meetings con¬ ducted Friday niglit at 7:30 o'clock in the basement of St. John's Re¬ formed Church.
Bf-MDNTIILY MEET¬ ING OFREBEHAHS
Noble grand, Hasel Itterly. presid¬ ed at the bi-monthly meeting of Eliaabeth Pile Lodge. No. 970. Order of Rebekahs. held Monday evening hi the I.O.O.F. Hall on Belvidere St. Routine business was transacted A local delegation will attend the the Rebekah Aasembly Convention which is to be held from Sunday to Thursday of next week at Wilkes- Barre. Mary Pritchman will be the local delegate.
At the next meeting, on Juno 19th a special Memorial service will be conducted for all the deceased mem¬ bers of the past year. Refreshments were served during a social hour with Mrs. Ellen Weaver and Mrs. Jennie Pranta heading the commit¬ tees In charge.
P.TJl PICNIC TO-NIGHT
' This Thursday evening, June Bth. the Naaareth Parent-Teacher's As¬ sociation will hold their annual ice
; cream festival on the lawn adjoin-
I Ing the high sehool building The Naaareth High School Band, directed
i by Marvin Reita. will render a con¬ cert.
Both parents and teachers will serve on various committees under the following chairman: tickets. Clbtton L Bunn and Misses Myra Druckenmiller and Florence L. Ni¬ cholas; lighUng. Adam E. Sheklet- ski; fishing pond. Mrs. Burton An¬ drews; advertUIng, Mrs. Paul Davis¬ son; sodas, Walter Kostenbader; Ice cream. Kenneth Abel: frankfurters, Ouy Cump, serving, MLss Mildred Oakes; table.s and chairs. Donald Detweiler: coffee. Mr. nnd Mrs Ployd Kauffman; and cake and candy, Mrs Earl Stroman and Edgar Kem. Waitress will be girls from the high school.
JUNIOR HIGH PROMOTION EXERCISE
Promotion exercises of the Naaa¬ reth Junior High School will be hsid in the high sciiool auditorium on the evening of June 20th at 8 o'clock at which time a class of approximately 300 pupils will be promoted to the senior high school.
Featuring the program will be the playlet, "When Marble Speaks", group chorus, trumpet solo, piano duet and a drill by a group of girU. The play concerns a vigorous protest against war. action in a contest be¬ tween war and peace to gain alle¬ giance to Youth. Other characters are education, world trade, arbitra¬ tion and propoganda.
The cast of characters is: Oeorge Kahler. Margaret McConnell. Jolin Hoch. Lester Walters. Elaine Arnold, Mary Ellen Rash, Shirley Smith. Dorothea Heckman. Virginia Drauch, Elwood Meixsell, Jean Lakey. James Fetherolf, Clarence Ziegler. Lorrame Roth. Jennie Polaaski. Milton Bitz, EUagelchner and James Diehl. ¦"^ne drill group will consLst of: MU.'es Winifred Bamford. Hilda Magdith, Marie Payonk, Anna Dido- vita. Kathryn Rrosnock, Mathilda Heidenwolf .Rose Zeiner and Doris Williams.
The choir: Ethel Edwards. Marie Klick. Kenneth Kochj^r. Oloria Mackey. John Port. John Reiter. Shirley Vogel, Margaret Uhler, Mary Jane Schmidt, FVanklin Hahn. Erma Hahn, Oladys Seal, Paul Nicholhon. Beatrice Sehlamp, Willian Bennett, Jane Ann Heckman. Mary Heller. John Keppel, Ruth Koch, Lorraine Kratzer. June Lerch, Oeorge Parenti, ^/.Idred Schlegel, Ruth Swavely. Merle Bauer. June Detweiler, Earl Jones, Lewis Klelntop, Alberta Op¬ linger. Ralph Rissmiller, Howard Schoeneberger. Clara Newhart. Sue Rosko. Stuart Albert. Virginia Cortez. Evelyn Pehr. Lorraine John.son, Ella Kroboth. Pearl Stoudt, Hattie Milk¬ ovitz. Pauline Roth, Marjorie Schlei¬ cher. Beatrice Smith, Shirley Herbst, Ruth Oower. Josephine Isworksi, Claire Keen. Roy Repsher. Frank Tamandl. Jean Meta, Jane Seifert. Erma Kllpatirck, Theresa Varge, Floyd Stewart. Olga Dorozow.-,ki. Marion Hoch, James Hinkel, Ken¬ neth KachUne, Irene Klump. Richard Ooodhart, Marilyn Miller. Mildred Klelntop and Arlene Hawk,
Solo by Ruth Swavely: piano duet, by Betty and Beatrice Kreidler; and trumpet solo, by Willard Sehissler.
U.-her.s: John Beisel, Ralph Frantz. Eugene LeVan. Ernest Lahr, Thomas Hahn. Frank Bendl. Harry Flfleld. Tliomas Ritter, Harold Dewalt, John T\oTy, Norman Plei&s and William Dileherd.
Orchestra: Virginia Drauch, Har¬ old Dewalt, Roy Frable. Michael Pranczak. WUliam Oold. Walter Hagenbueh, Lloyd Heintael man. Reuben Heller. Shirley Herbst. Betty Kreidler. Marjorie Kleiipinger. An¬ thony Merlo, Mary Ellen Rash, Eu¬ bert Rohn, John Sehlamp, Willard Sehissler, Prancls Kahler, Anna Kahler and Edward Drumm
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It'NlOR LEOION LEAOVE
OPENER   HERE   TUESDAY
A petition was read from a group of property owaer.T and citaens, und a .^icond petition from the local Merchants' A-.sociatioa was also pte.seiued at the June meeting of Nazareth Borough Council in the Municipal building Monday evening asking llie Council tj place a fourth polict-man on duty In  tiie borough.
One petition favored the fourih o£a;er, while another petition op- pjied the employment ol an e.xtrd man as an officer under the present' .setup,
Tiie petitions were accepted but no  definite   action  was  taken
Another   petition  was   read  from property owners of Lower Nazareth township  along   the   Tatamy   road, asking Council  to rc:m.'dy tae con¬ ditions  exiiiing   after   each   heavy I rain   when   debris   Li   alleged   lo   be deposited on tiieir properties by the ' stream   flowing   from   tiie   borougli ] loward Tatamy. Council ordered the erection of  one or more .screens in the   stream   prior   to   tiie   point   It leaves the borough limits
Council recommended to change the "Stop" sign on Ea-^ton pike and Broad street to the Broad street side of the street and decided to leave the "Stop" sign at the Fair Oround intersection as placed. The borough will recommend the noted change to the Pennsylvania State Highway Department.
"The finance committee stated the need of $4000 for current expenses and the treasurer was autiiorized o negotiate a loan of that amount from the Second National Bank of Nazareth.
The Council ordered the secretary and engineer to make application to the WPA for another WPA pave- j^ent project.
Authorization was made during the meeting to pay current bills amounting to $4300 and to purchase tiiree 10 K.V.A. transformers for use at the Municipal Park.
The present transformers are rated to carry g K.VA., whereas they are actually carrying a load of more than three times that.
The Vigilance Hose Company was authorized at the meeting to appear in the Four County Parade of Fire¬ men at East Mauch Chunk on June 17, with the Seagrave truck
President J. A Schaeffer presided during the session and minutes were read by Clarence Fehnel, secretar>'.
commencement' exercise
With the induction of the montli of June, the upperclassmen of the Nazareth Senior High School are busily engaged in preparation for the  1939 commencement exercises.
This year's baccalaureate services for the graduating class will be held Sunday morning. June 18. at 10:30 o'clock in St. John's Evangelical and Reformed Church with the pastor, the Rev Walter H Diehl, delivering the .sermon
Commencement exercises will be held in the high school auditorium on the evening of June 22 at 8 o'clock The four honor students, announced several weeks ago. Paul Buralli. valedictorian. Jean Kem. salutatorian, Alice Oeorge. third honor, and Lester Bartron. fourth honor, will deliver individually writ¬ ten orations with Harr>- Collins Spillman. of the publlshint! firm of Oregg and Company, of New York City. a.s the commencement speaker. Mr. Spillman will speak on the topic '•Youth in an Age of Challenge." He has been procurred through the courte.sy of the National Asso¬ ciation of Manufacturers of the United States.
MISS HARPER
RECEIVES MGRIB
Renee Seip Harper, daughter f Mrs. Anna F. Harper, 138 Mauell Chunk St . town, was one of the 8S students to be graduated Monday at the 69th annual Commeaeament of Ursinus College. This aras tha large.st graduating class at UralniM since  1931.
The commencement addreaa delivered by Dr, Jamea 11. dean of the Law School of Hanrart University, who choae as bla goS- Ject: "Economic Changes and ttM Dynamics of Law." The charf* to the graduates was deUvered by f W. A. Kline, and the dipkmiaa awarded by Dr. Norman Bgbart Ma* Clure, president of the OoUega.
Miss Harper, who received ttM degree of Bachelor of Arts majaaatf In Social Sciences at Urslnua. she was a member of Tau Oamma sorority and active in var« ioiLs women's organiaations on ttM
campus.
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NARROWLY EKAIf AUTO
A group of eight reaidenta af MW Nazareth turrowly missed Injury ka a two ear crash at the foot af OlMgp Hill in the village of iciiaanagB. S mile north of Naavc^ll. after midnight on SundS
The accident oecured whea operated by Robert Peten, i areth R. D 3. attempted ta paaa ttM car driven by Hyde Mabua, at IBS same address, at the interseettan at the southeren corner of the Scheai neck cemetery. Both cara wart coming down the hill In a sottttiani direction with Mabus attempttnt^t* turn left off the highway. Mabus car was occupied by Mr. Mrs. Mabus and their four cblldran while Mr. Peters was accompalnai by a neighbor. No one was injofai however, the cars were conatdaraMf damaged
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MOORESTOWN 44 GIRLS CLUR
The local Junior Legion Baseball club will open the se.ison here next Tuesday. June I3th. at 6 P M. on the Park Diamond. Their first op- ponenU, the Wilson Borough Post team, will insure a thrilling game by these two closely matched teanu.
CONGREGATION ENTER¬ TAINS WW PASTOR
Tlie moffiber,!; of the Haman Evan¬ gelical Church gave a reception to their hew pastor. Rev L. S. Stahl. aiv#'his wife on Monday evening in ttie parson ige at 326 Madison Ave " ~Wrs. Anna M Saeger presided and an interesting program was rendered. A number of suitable hymns were sung. Miss Arlene Nace presided at the piano A Oirl's Quartett com¬ posed of Lillian and Evelyn Zellner and Ruth and Naomi Koch rendered two selections. Samuel Nace offered prayer. A reading was given by Mra. Stella Kurtz. Austin Nace gave a selection on a musical saw, aeeoa- panled by his wife.
Daniel Nace. president of the of¬ ficial board, and Norman Oranda, superintendent of tha Sunday Bdiool gave addresses of welcome to wMeh the pastor and his wife graoatully responded. Other features of the program were a Ladies Trio by Bve¬ lyn Oranda. Marlon Naee and Maiy Weiss. A selection was then render¬ ed by the Men's quartett oonalstint of Oeorge Hoch, Bdward Morrla, Norman Oranda and Waaley Oranda.
A few Oerman choruses wera alao sung by the older members of Mm conirregation. / /
Refreshments  were  served*^! occasion was a sutprlse to Rtv Mrs. stahl who oftt happy J^^ieet their new parisbfcners.   Sifful do- natloru were  Wt  ta^mt  kReben which
Tlie members of the MooraatoVS 4-H Oirl' Clothing Club met Mon¬ day. June 3. President, Mae Heyer, presided. A demonstration OB "What L< E.ssentlal in a 4-H Olrllg Sewing Ki'" was given by Btlnal Edwards A duet entitled, "UttM Sir Eclio. was rendered by Edwards and Virginia Schlamb. games sucii as "Sailor Boy" 'Tamtoli" were played and dlrectaA by Miss Erickson. The meeting closed by the club members sii the song "Sing Your Way Homai* ft was decided that the next mectklt of the club be held on June tt, *l 7:00 o'clock.
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BANB CONCERT AT PARK Sl-NDAT
It was announced by Park Maa* ager. Leh, that the Naaarath Higb School Band would render a conceit at the Borough Park this Sun evening at 8 o'clock.
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