The Nazareth Item

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Vol 46 — No. 3 — 48 So. Main St., Phone 20
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 17.1936
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School Board To Call $15,000 of 1922 Bond Issue
The regular monthly meeting of the Nszareth School Board was held on Monday ol this week. All mem¬ bers of the Board were present and C p. Martin, president of the Board. presided.
The Treasurer's report showed a cash balance of S55,5M.7t on No¬ vember 1, ISM The receipts during November were S5 010.50 and the ex¬ penditures $10,123.81. leaving a bal¬ ance of |SO,4M.47 on Decemter Ut. There was no change in the Sinlc- ing Pund account; the amount in the fund as ol December 1st con¬ sisting of a cash balance of $1,406.75 and $39,00000 in bonds of the 1922 lisue, or s total of $40,406.75.
The Tax Collector reported col¬ lections of school taxes during the month of November amounting to |3,4S0J7. Bills aggregating $3,706 41 were approved for payment and the Tteasuwr   was  authorised  to   pay
tbem
Tte Board deelded to call S15,000> jgs of tte isa bond Usae at tte neat toterest paying period Pebniary 1st. HIT. Tbis will leave anealled only f$ggg.g0 of this issue which waa to tte amount of |11S,000.00,
TlM gupervislng Principal report* sd tte need of M padlocka for lock¬ ers, eight eapa and gowns, and six ¦oate stonds, which tte Board aatbortaed him to purehaar.
riACniGllLLY OONItOLnrORE rrBTOOLAlE
Between now and tht time the ground Is covered with snow It is wte to check over your farm and plan to do some gully control worli, mys County Agent B. L. Coleman.
One of the commonest methods Is fllling gulUes with refuse of all kinds. Tbis will give considerable protcc- tian If care is token to plaee the materials in the gully in tte proper manner Dumping materials into a gully in a hapaaard manner gives littto or no protection, as tte water etaply flows under or around the refuse, snd cutting or scouring of tte aoil continues
OM fence posts, oom stover, aad trse trtaunings are eseellent mater* Ml to aw. Pence poatt shoiild te erosswlse in tte gully. Com and trse trimmings should to 1 In and staked firmly agattut tta betlom of Uie gully, Tte taaeel ead ef tte eom stolta and tte fertted part ef ttw tree trlaualaga ahaaM te MM up tte gully aa aa to eateh say isfuw er sou eoming down from sbaia, gtart st tte leaer end of tte gaUy aad work ap MIL
Uw use of temporsry cheek darns to aim guite effective and otw of tte amplMt kinds is tte aad bag type- nua type should te used to gaUles ttet ars on gentle slopes and where tte ran off to not too great. Burtap seeks, sueh as are used for fcrtUtoer aad feed, filled with aoU aad tied. are placed tightly and to end aerom tte guUy tf some oats and timothy ased can be worked around tte bag totwecn the soil and tte burlap, it to wim to do so    Tte tegs shoald
I to plaeed so that about one*thlrd of tte thickness of tte tag Is em* bsdded in tte soil and tten finnly
|aaked down. Never put tegs eiw en of anotter    The ends ef tte
laed bag dam should be made higher
|tban tte eeater ao as to prieeat from eutttng around tte ends
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Nasareth Woman'B Club Pres ents-Annual Christmas Program
BaaareUi Chapter. Anwrican War alU   teld   ttelr   legator on Tueiday evening. Dae* aid., at i:Oa P. M., to tte noo Moow.
TOU savE
YOMBBf
He maintains our community's activities, he supports all worttaly local enterprises, he contribatoa to our churches and public insti¬ tutions, he pays Uxes to support our schools snd civic Institutions, Be's your local merctiant.
But we dont ask you to support
I bim for these reasons alone. We
merely advise you to telp amto*
tain ttw business Ufe ef tte eenf
[Bututy because you thereby acrve
own toterests.
you own property, If yoar
Iren attend schaols, tf pan
interested   ta   eae   el   ear
kurches or oar ctvic iasUtattotw.
you are  drawtng  year  pay
from tte eommanlty, eb-
tously   you   atMnU   give
3w merchant ttttt
*hen you spend year te   value   of   ym character of tte pubUc'scrv- given m Naaareth aito tte stare ta tte social and fratetnal of tte community aO htngr the    prosperity   ef loeal n^   Wten you de your Mt telp make tt better yoa are fly funh^rine rear own In- ts-s     Think   it   over.    Turn th* hime town business ibr^ak
Boost Naaareth — Singia Copy Thraa Caati
MORE THAN 800 MUSIC LOVERS ENJOY
HANDEL'S "MESSIAir
Nazareth Choral Society, Augmented By The Eaataa Oratorio Society Render Impressive CfHicert
Top row: ISrs. Burton Andrews, Plrst Btepterd: MIm Anna Kraemer, gecond Shepherd; Mrs. B. A. Mrs. ^         _..—.    -      -.    -       2. ^-. .--_....„«....—w	
ivw  mn ««wn «ob™w. r»« •..c>»«:.», »..»«. ^^»~.. -—- --^ »• teifart, -nurd Shepherd; Mrs Karl Metier, iCing; Mrs  Wm  Day. Mary,
-«. *»jlin NwSeTnSrd IwSoton' Jui^^we itMnuSTseMnd Wlie Man; tfiTPearl Schnerr Plrst Wte Man: Mrs. Paul Wunderly. Mrs Lllhan Dry, carol singei^s Midd.e row XbtmiSStV>^l«jl%aSnit^StmW^ Bdgar Kern, iST Andrew Kem, Mrs. George Smith. Mrs, Howard Shimer, carol singers Bottom roa-: Mrs. Wnri KUpplnge: Mrs^ &. TOI. WrsSrtlSg sJ^thl^l sSi^^ O. B. sear les. Miss Mable Held, Mrs. Milton Holmes, Miss Janet Bane, cellovwimiste. Mrs, Albert
Neal. Mictecl; Miss Lena Manks, Marguerite; Miss Miriam Kleckner. -Olobe-Tlmes Phof/>
Principars Report For November
Total BersSmiat far Mento tSIS. Attendattrr Percentage for
Meats and Term SS.
The   following   report   submitted by the Principal of the local schools Monday   morning   covers   activities for the month of November.   It will! be noted  from  this report th%t a i high average  attendance record UI maintained throughout the term as [ well as tte past month.   Tte athle* tic association shows a neat balance at  this time, an increase of $13$ over last year.
The report In detail is as follows:
cmismAS
PIOGBAMAT EVANGELICAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
Tte Christmas Program of tte Evangelical Sunday Bchool, Naaar* eth. Pa., WiU te given Wednesday,
Net enrollment, Novemtor—gradw i Decemter 33rd at 7:30 p. m.   Tte 633; Junior high 375;  senior high {program U enUtled "Bate Divine",
3M; toUl im.
Net enroll ment—term to date- grades sas: Junior high M3: aentar high ag; total 19M,
ftreesMte of attendance—Nov. N; term to dato N.
No, pupils M average dally attend* anee  torm to dato IMT.
No. days school was open to end
Mte Wood was absent H day aad mm Cooley S days, toth becaaae of iUneis. Mte Bttel rrhr sttbatltuted for tte former, and Mrs. Clarence Boeder for tte latter.
Three accidents to high school students—OIW In school—mtatled tte loss of 34 days of school Tte achool aeddent was a sprained knee susUined by a girl In the gym¬ nasium.
Nadleal Itapsetar'a Bepaet
Tte routine esamlnatlon of junior high school pupils was completed with tte examination of 133 puptto. Ite Inspeeter devoted ag 1*4 hours to routine eaaaUnatlon, S teara to aaniury inspection of telMlngs, S bears te general classroom tospee* Id g lieara to tte special ea* ittoa of Tt paplto. Total tlaw glvea to aark a 1*4
Mte  Orlm aftos)
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p. a el A. NOMDIAns
Camp 315. Patrtotic Order of Aawrlcana, held their regular meet* Ing last Wednesday evening at whieh tloie tte following oAoers for tte ensuing year were nominated: Pres¬ ident, Jeanetto Meto: Awt. Presi¬ dent, Matel Hewhard: VIce-Presl- dmt. OUve Hoff: Asst Vice-Presi¬ dent, Anna BeU; Conductress, Carrie BarraU: Asst Conductress, Alma Christman: Treasurer. Haael OeU: Hoc. Secretary, BUa Hay: Guardian, AUee BUltetoier: Sentinel, Orace Hemaly: and Trustee. Katie Weaver.       •
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ASSOCIAtMM MBBTINO
Tte regular awnthly buslneu awitliM ef Uw P. T. A. wUl te teM to tte High Bchaol Tbaraday, Dec- eatoer llth at T:« p. m
A Sim pragram will te given as fallawi:
Carela-ngh Bchaol Bram Choir
Kylsptiant Bolo—"In A Monaatery
Miracle ef tte Ctock"—by tte Oraaw Coaunittee ef tte Weauat CMb.
Headlna—Cliristmas CetotoaUon to dlffcrcte parte af tte World, te Miriam t7nai«st.
oernet Bela "Cantiaae de Noel'— ^flaeph Bdilegel.
XyloplMMH 8ok>—"Sttm Btemal"—
Carols—High SclMol Bran Band
AU members and frtends are urged to te pre<«nt
It conalsu of inspirational music and recitations and eserciMs by tte Primary and Intermediate depart*
Members   of man'a Olab,
The Lost Star*
To Be Presented By St.
Jf»hn*8     Reformeil
Sunday School
December 20th
A pageant  fantasy    of the    first Christmas entitled, '•The Lost Star
  by  Dorothy  Clarke WlUon will be
the   Naaareth   Wo-  announced.    The   hospitality   com-   Presented   in   St.   Johns  Re'orfned : mittee    served   refreshments   alter  Church on Sunday, December 20. at
7:30 oclock.
Nazareth Woman's Club Gives Annual Christ¬ mas Play To-night
effecU by A. WiUiam Day and num¬ erous paintings arranged by Miss Jean Clute, together witb the por¬ trayal of the varioua charactors, were keenly admired by tte mem* ters of the club to attendance and it
^    .       ....       ....       was announced ttet the entire pro*
mente. A special featuie of Uie pro* ^^^^^ ^ ^^^ ^ peeaented at Uw
gram wiU te a pageant entlttod, I p. t. A. nwetlng thto evening. Bpiaal "Chrtotmaa Story" rendered by mem* muste was played by a groap eon* bera of tte IntermedUte department' stoting of Mim Janet Barte and and tte Young Peoples' Bible Clau. Mra. Hobert Holmes, both of Kaaar
session on Monday evenUig in the  tte presentation of the play.   The .  ^                  ..
music   rooms   of   tte   high   school committee consists of Mrs. Raymond In a most dramatic and unusual
building, adourned after  the busl-  Unangst,    charman;    Mrs.    Floyd manner  the   members of   the  cas:
ness session   to the lunch room of! Kauflman,   Mrs.   Raymond   ChrUt- robed  in oriental costumes  portray
the   building   where   ttey   enjoyed  man,   Mrs.   Prank   R.   Huth.   Mrs. the Christmas story  in the desert,
their annual ChrUtmaa pUy, staged  ^rcy   A.   Simmons,   Mrs.   Fred  A. the streets of Damascus, and alonj
by the dramatic group of the club, Uarcks, Mrs. Oeorge Uopold, Mrs. the road to Jerusalem.
entitled, "The Miracle of tte Clock," i Rot>ert   P    Zlegler,   Mrs.   Bem   O. A   beautiful   program   of   music
as  directed   by   Mrs.   Altert   Neel.  Beck,   Mrs.   Joseh   Rlckert,   Mrs, under the direction of Mr. Charle
Tte   stoge   settings   and    Ughtlng  Edward Cassier, Mrs, Albert gturgls Hess  lends a  beautiful atmosphere
and Mrs. LeRoy Peters.
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NAZAUm PHILAiaK SOCIETY TO MEET MONDAY
Ttit Nszareth PhllateUe Bociety, local stamp club, wlU hold ite week¬ ly meeting in the social rooou of tte V. M. C A. Monday evening. Mem- ters as well as local stamp collectors j \a     m
who are not members are urged to "**¦• ¦•'•• *• come to thit meeting.   Matters of interest concerning stamp collectors wUl to discussed
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eth, as vloUntote, and MIm Matel HeM, ef Boston, as tte 'eeOotot, Carol slngera Ineluded Mlaa Miriam Kleckner, Mrs. Paul Wunderly, Mrs. O. Brtnton Bearlea. Mrs. Haward Bhimer, Mrs. Sterling Smith. Mra Oeorge A. Smith, Mrs. Walter H. Oiehl. Mrs. James Jaekaon, Mra. Edgar Kem, Mrs. LUlian Ory, Mrs. Theodore DoU and Miu Kathryn Werkteiser Tte cast was prlaed of Mra. Karl MOttler, Mary Dry, Mrs. Altert Neel. Mrs, Wtmam Klepplnger, Mlu Lena Marete, Mrs, A. WilUam Day, Mias Anna Kraemer,  Mrs,   Burton  An-
TWO LOCAL OOUTLES ELOPE TOEUTON.MD.
Two Nsaareth couples eloped to Button. Md. on Prtday evening and irere aiarried at S:M a'clock on Sat¬ urday morning by tte Hev, C. P. Baker, Baptist minister. Tte couples accompanied by reUUves, returned to ttetr respective homes on Bun¬ day evening after stopping with other relatives In PhUadelphia on their return trip.
Mlu Nelda Anna Schtoaler, daugh¬ ter of Mr. and Mrs Andrew J. Schissler. 17» South Main Street, town, and Charles Sisolak, son ot Mrs. Marie SUolak. of Bushkill Center, comprised the first couple, and Miss Anne Louise Boerstler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Boerstler, of Moorestown, and Oeerge ¦Bud Harto" Wilkinson, aon of Mr, and Mrs. Joseph WUklnson, of PhU¬ adelphia, were tte second couple.
Both brides wen graduates of tte Naaareth High School wtth tte cUss of ISM and teth attended Church¬ man's Basineu CoUege at Easton. Oeorge WUklnson, nion coaunonly known as Bad Harto to tte vicinity of Naaareth. to at present eaiployed at tte Crown Hosiery plant at Ban¬ ger and Charles Sisolak, tte other bridegroom, to emioyed by hto wife's father m town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson wUl reaide with his uncle snd aunt, Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Hsrtx. at Clearteld and Mr and Mrs St-olak wUl reside with her psrents tn town
The two couples were accompan¬ ied by Mr and Mrs Joseph WUkln- .«in. of Philadelphia, and Mrs. Her¬ man Ziegler. of town
MOTOnSTSMUST LOWER LKHTS OK PAY FINE
Barrlaburg. Dec. 17—Motorlste must comply with tte law requiring ttem to switch ttelr headUgbU to the lower team when approactUng oncoming vehieles or tate the eon* sequenoes. Secretary of Revenue John a. KeUy warned today.
Orders teve been iuued to tte Highway Patrol to eparato poUoe cruiser cars on tbe highways at QMWHM€ Ml n0i nvvi
DisphyWMow Attracts Attentioi
Tte Naaareth display window now
attracting a lot of attention Is ttet
A. N. Beyfrled, Miss' of Carl Peter's, South Main Street
Pearl Schnerr, Mtos Oraee Kemaley and Mrs W. Calvin Nletel.
Mrs. Ployd N. Wagner, president of tte club, presided at tte buaiaeu nwcUng which pwceded tte ptoy, held in tte music room of tte bnUdlng. HoutUw buslneu was dis¬ cussed and tte repeating of tte ptoy tor the loeal P.  T.  A., was
He Is diaplaylng a novel arrangement of a miniature railroad, tislng a sound effect. When te itorts tte Uains and tte sound to transmitted through a loud speaker ereeted to the front of the store, it makes tte passerby feel as though te were entertog n real railroad teraiinal, whisUea, notes and all.
NAZARETH VAULT 00. PLANT
ErtaUMwd IStS
This business was organlaed to ISOS by Joe Tabor, Harry Seyfrled, Dal Leopold and John Maaie. tt was at that tlnne known as tte Con- Crete Burial and Construction Company and was located to the oM ICreldler aragon Works, Center Square. The old forms, however, were first manufactured In tte old planing mUl. then located on Mauch Chunk Street
He lost no time in Retting started and hired John Snvder and had htm amte chang;es from the old vaults. Mr. WeU tten took the new pattem to Washington and had the aame patented tn lSt3.
In 1922. Mr Weil built a new shop on Oreen Street, tte preaent Ix-a- tlon. and eontlnufHl in busines.s un¬ til hw death in 1SS5. i after which the present owners. Mrs Thoma.t Weil snd son. took over the busi- About 1S13, Mr Tsbor disappeared  ne.^* »
Imprnvements have bem made In ,      ^ ^ ^ , constnjrtion and modf-m equipm^^nt
ployed at tte old Naaareth Cement  has be-n in.stan.Hl tn r^der to meet V^^^t. ,he   ev.r  tncreaMne   dt»m,ind      The
In 1913, shortly after Mr. Tabor plant h.^s s. capailty of 18 v^ulu dt-appearedThomas Weil ptirchased per d«y and at ppe*-nt ls opt rating all the equipment of the old com- .md producing more tlian tte capa- pany for a sum of 1600. city rste.
and left everything to Mr. 9e)-fried and Mr Leopold, who were then em-
to tte pageant fantasy. The beau¬ tiful stage setting Is being pre< pared under the direction of Mr Byron Schmidt. Mrs. Charles Hess has charge of tte costuming.
Tte east of characters protrsylng the drama includes the following:
The three Magi: Oaspar, Mr Ustor Hawk: Balttesar. Mr. Chsr* tos Bhimer: Melchlor. Mr, Oliver Kiuuu; Amrah, Hebrew propteteu, Lena Mareks; Ashtar. a girl of the Parthlans, Sdrs Leonsrd Searles; Omar, a wandering merchant, Mr. Oscar Brong: An Arab Woman, his wife. Mrs. Stewart Eyer; Hemar enemy of Balthaser, Mr Edgar TToxeU; David, a Jewish captive boy: A beggar, Mr. Oeorge Smith: A Street Vendor. Mrs Calvin Nickel: Arabs. Mr. Kenneth BarraU and Mr Roy Hahn; Mary, the Mother, Mrs. Walter Diehl; Arab girU. Misses Anna Kraemer. Anne Werk¬ heiser: An Arab boy. Jame> D;ehl
The pageant is being directed by Miss Florence Nicholas.
NAZARElilHIGH BRASS rHOn EN¬ JOYS MM SEASON
The Brau Choir of Nasareth High School has been busily engaged in preparing Christmas music for pre¬ sentation on various programs this month
On   Monday   evening,   the   four teenth. thto group played for the Women's Club at their meeting In tte  High School, while this even ing they will participate tn the Par en:- Teachers' As.ociation program to   t>e   held   likewise   In   the   Higti Schcxil      Thpv   WlU   furnish   ma.-;ic at  tte combined    meeting of  the Lions and Rotary clubs next Mon dav   evFnin^   and   at     the     annual Chn-:m,is r.»rol  service to l>e given by the Public Schools in the High Scho ll .\uii*iitium ¦>:¦. Sunday after¬ noon and Tuesday evening
The members of the Brass Cho;r are:
Trumpt'T- J^-eph Schlegel. Mar¬ lyn Rie^U'. Jacob Nolf, Frederick Heimer
Trombones Chsrles Hahn. Dan¬ iel Siegfried, Walter Siegfried
French  horn;   Charles Wunderly.
Baritone    Willard  achlssler.
Tuba   Milton Snvder
Opportunities for studenta to learn to play instruments wUl sttU be open m January
In.<truments particularly needed at this tune are vwla, cello, string bass, French horn, alto and bam clarinets, oboe, bssaoon. tenor and baritone saxophones, and tute
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PAOC.qXT AT Rt <«n-
BMx. M B. caracH
The .^undsT ."chool of tte Biahkii; M F. church will present s pageant. entrl<H Tl.- M ^ Iff." .if the ChrUt- ma> Candle ' next W-^dneaday even ine December 23rd Fvrrybody invited.
Th'- Nazareth Choral Socie., ariti the Ed ston Ora'Tio and 3yni;jhjnic Society Ijv. Thur day evening pre¬ sented Hatidels "Messiah" to an ipprec:ative audience of mu^ic lov¬ ers at the high school aud:'tOriLini The concert wa-> pr^ lenied sjalc n- didly. was very Impressive and re¬ ceived lavorable comment-.. More than eight hundred residents ol Nctzaretii and vicinity attend»rd. A chorus of 125 waa accompanied by ,1 local orchestra and tlie Easton Symphony orchestra The en ire pre^'-'titatlon was under the direc¬ tion of Miss Mae Ye.siey a facult> meinl>er of the high school.
The ^oloi-^ts were Mrs Fiorenct- Wjllinger. sjprar,o Mr^ Eth'.-l Bry- fjglf. contralto: D.r. ;d Bu-ler. t-t-nor;
Edgar King, bass Daniel Roiw aaa Frankly n Kostenbader were IBS piano accompanists.
The Nazareth Choral Society wtB go to Easton December 3Sth to JSlB the Easton Oratorio and SymphsalS Society in pre.senting the cert in tht Eabton High auditorium.
Much credit Is due tbe dlrestsr and the following officers of tlSS local society and members of tlW cast in pre^>nting this conosflt The ofUoer- are: Mrs. Calvin NUhai pre.sident; H P. Veisley, vice prsaS" dent: Franklin Kostenbader. sees^ tary: Mrs Clinton Koch, treasurer; board of director^; Mrs Earl Str^ man. Miss Helen Shifter, Miss KatlS> arine Sclimeukle and James
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDREN TO RENDER TRA- DmONALCAROU
a Service    that itself   in   tte
WINNERS ARE ANNOUNCED IN 4-H BABY BEEF CLUB
The prize steers of the 4-H baby | beef   club  in   Northampton   County ; were   selected   la-.t   weelc   when   t.he county   round-up   was   held   at   the i farm  of Franlc O.  Fogel, Nazareth  munity's   observance  of  Ctiristau^ R-1     The steer fed  by John Fogel j approximately  450  children  of IBB was awarded fir^t ho.nors.   Tais calf ; elementary     schools    wiU    pr weighed 1.040 (tounds and had made a daily gain of 1.88 pounds per day during the 276 day feeding  period.
WlUlam  Schlegel,   Bath R-1   wa> • Continued on Page Two>
BELL TELEPHONE CO. OF PENNSYL¬ VANU ANNOUNCES RATE REDlCnWI
A Saving of Approximate¬ ly $2,800,000 To Sub¬ scribers On Their Phone Service
The PubUc Service Commi:>$lon has announced that a reduction of Bell telephone rates for local ser¬ vice in Pennsylvania, amounting to aippi\>ximately 11,800,000 annually is to be made.
The circumstances are as follows;
Three weeks ago the CommUslon directed the appearance before it of representatives of the Bell Tele¬ phone Company of Fennsylvania t3 consider the possibility of s rate re¬ duction Very little discussion was required to determine clearly tte fact that improved general bualnem conditions had and was continuing to have substantial effect upon the gross and net revenues of the Tele- (>hone Company.
The commission presented tte pro¬ posal that the Company estimate as closely as possible its 1937 revenue expectations, gross and net. and tOanttnaad en L*st Fage)
AN OPPORTUNITY PRE^TEDDAn.Y
An opportunity that ts presented equally to sll businessmen. large or small, at this season of the year Is that of appropriately decorating dis¬ play windows. Whether or not busi¬ nessmen take advantage of this op¬ portunity rests entirely in their hinds and depends upon the pro¬ gressive spirit of tte Individual.
Nazareth has a few window dis¬ plays that command attention and reflect the progresslveness af the merchant, but Naaareth also has a few windows that reflect the op¬ posite—whether that be negligence. ^ver^lght or forgetfulness, a poor window display has the same poor effect
A week or two ago efforts were exerted to sponsor a movement for more and better .-treet lights for Nizareth. but the movement lost m-wen'um as the time for some definite action neared. ao. as the br;«ht-colored picture faded, the franif that supported it collapsed To-,iav manv of the petltloner't for better liahts remark that Nazareth certainly would make a splendid appearance if there were boulevard light standards all drrs,sed up In colored bultis and everiT'^n.s—ani we si: agree but there can te no misunderstanding that if all tte display windows were pfwperlv drcM- ed and lighted eech evening a lot of gloomy comers might be made much more cheerful and attractive looking as wrU.
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A vanishing party was teld at tte heme ot Miss Ruth Dombleaer at aos South Maia Street on Tttaadav evening with the praeeeds gali« to the Motters Class of St. ittm% tvangeUcal-Heformed Chureh. ef which Mte DombUser ia a in tte
Contlnuliig flrmly   rooted
their traditional carols in tte MaS School Auditorium on Sunday aftSP- noon at 3:00 o'clock and on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'eloek.
The service will combine song, a tableaux to tell the Christmas sb
Tte musical part of tte story haa been prepared by tte teachers af tbe elementary schaols under tfeS direction of Miss Mae U. Yctolar and tte tableaux by Miss Jean Clalau Miss Fearl Schnerr, and Mr. A. WillUm Day
The     High     School    Oreheati% directed  by Mr   Charles B WlU  contribute  orchestral   arra ments of traditional carols.
Everyone is cordiaUy invited to sS> tend.
ART EXHOilT
AT MGH SCHOOi
Paintings by memters of tte Lte high Art Alliance are on now  In  the  Naaareth High Art   Itoom,    until    I>aeembar netares in olU. water eolora. pastels make up the group are some very interesting I StUl Ufe groups, and portraita.
In addiuon to the general enee of tte plcturea. eapsetaUy aateS of tte larger oil paintings, tte Isgl ttet a numter of tte pleturea saa tte work of present and fotteSS teacters of our schools, and by pav* sons known in this oommuaagb should make tte eshibtt especial^ Interesting to local people.
Itie public is invited to viait tka school and enjoy tte paintings. may te seen on tte evening of cemter 17 from S:00 to 10::00. tte afternoon of December 30 4:30 to $.30 .
•erved by tte awarded   to  each elusive  of    Mrs Mrs. John tThai^st.
preaent
^11^ Mrs aajrmowd Mw
Silvcrt. Iftv. M
THOUGHTS ON HOUDAY SEASON
The Haliday season is s|^ proaching rapidly Soon, ver? Mon tt seems, our stores wlU ba> come veritable beehives of aeU* vlty It is tten that tte Job al the clerk or salesman la tba average retaU store is not eaa la te envied It is rush, ruali, raSb from morning tiU night. U B any wonder that anmillniiis pa* tience gives way wten Irrttatai nerves are extended teyond tBa limit?
We urge the pubUc. tterefesa. to do your Chrlatmaa ahopplag now. as early as poaaible. Tea cannot get tte service and yea cannot pas^iUy have the range for selection If you wait untU tba last minute SUrt your Christ¬ mas >h'pp:nji rigbt now. aai ~tart here in Nazareth. We have had an opportunity to note tte ''ticks in local stores, and na assert without fear of conl tion that you cannot do anywhere else In this section tte state
Community Christmas tion u anotter subject to we like to direct pabUe al A few years ago tte wrtter a smaU city at where tte nia)eettr ef «rs gave seaw tBaapM ta attons
With evcfgreea tiaae te tlMr lighted Ughted corattve oe at their
Tte effect eriated mss pleaslnc    It tte entire lns:    "Welcoam CtiriatauM"