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I in, ¦tiwtn f NAZARETH THE ITEM IMT-W-MOftl HELPIAXE mL]m OOODTOlflll M^\lbtR I VOL. xxxni NAZARETH, PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, DEC EMBER 27. 1923. No 5 AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE All Christinas Services in Moravian Cliurcli Weil Attended During Week Candle Service Again Big Feature of Season; Xmas Program Rendered; Class Visits County Home CART(X)N REVIEW OF 1923 All the services in the Moravian church during the Chrlstmns holi¬ days were largely attended. The weather conditions were fine, there was no snow however, and many of the children were disappointed as they were longing for snow. The weather was mild. The decorations in the church are very neat. Rear ot the large platform orected. In the pulpit recess, ts a large group of evergreen trees decorated with tinsel and miniature electric lights, wliloli makes a bea>Ulful oftcct and every¬ body seemed pleased with the sim¬ ple, but pretty decorations — the work of Frederick Martin's Sunday school class. The Christmas Eve Vigils and Love Feast Christmas Evo. as usual, filled the large auditorium of that historic church to utmost capacity. The old time program beginning with the singing of "Silent Night" by the choir without organ accompani¬ ment followed by congregational singing of real Christmas hymns still attracts those who desire a service that honors the Saviour of the world In a sane and dignified manner. Tha sing throughout the entire service was mobt hearty and inspiring. The distribution of lighted candles typify¬ ing Christ the Light of tlie world Is one of the main features of the service, and leaves an abiding im¬ pression on the minds of the children as well as adults. The Sunday school attended in a body, the Beginners and Primary de¬ partments occupying the front plat¬ form si>ecially constructed for the occasion. Christmas day the Sunday gchool rendered a program "The Cradle of Bethlehem" hy Tullar & .Meredith, in a brilliant manner. The large and efflrient orchestra contributed its quota in making ihe singing so in¬ spiring. The Beginners and Primary de¬ partments covered themselves with glory in doing Iheir part so well. Miss Ethel Vanatta sang hor solo; with credit, as did also a chonis of girls. The offerings for the Near East Relief and the Deiiconness Home in (iermany amounied to $112. Christmas services Sunday morn¬ ing and evening added $,tO to that amonnt. Those services were also well attended morning and evening. Miss Helen Henry's class of the Sunday school on Tuesday made the niinual visit to the County Home and distributed gifts, consisting of candy cakes, oranges ami fniit to tho in¬ mates of the home Tlie folks at the home always look forward with much pleasure for this Christinas cheet- day. r ""iiiiwi BIS <iOi^6 w.r __ ^ I I.eo Kortezo, called Chicago's mas¬ ter swindler, who li alleged to hhve rictiniized frlenda, business imMi and mother to the amount of five niillioQ dollars, also left bla wife (helow) and two children peouiksii when he deuarted Dec. 6. ELECTION OF FAIR OFFICERS m. 5th All members of Ihe Nortluimpton Counly Agricultural Society wiil bear in mind that Ihe annual election of oflicers will lake place on Satur¬ day. January 5, between the hours of 2 and 4 in the afternoon in il ¦> sec¬ retary's office in the Young buil.iing, Belvidere street, Nazareth. Keen rivalry exists among the executive board nominations and sliould at¬ tract the attention of all members eligible to vote. t'HKIST.M.VS EVK t'.AKOI. .SlX(iI.\(i BANO CONCERT IN REF. ^ClRCfl^O'NIGHT At 8:15; Wm. Hunter, Harrg Miller and Walter Bender Soloists The following program will be giv¬ en by the Y. M. C. A. Band, under Prof. Haas, this iTliursday) evening. T'lls canliila v.iis rendered N. H. S. Teams Win First Gaines on Home Floor; Xmas Program by Jrs. Boys Swamp Emaus Team 69 to 10 While Girls Win by Small Margin in Second Half, 16 to 13; I,lis- Sat iiMliiy I'Vnr.inu IliL'h .-. iHM.I li.isketball t.- . .1 ihr... ,f I-:i.,;(lIS HiL-h 11 '-Iiilc- Ml • in- nail 'iniiitii 1' oi i in ¦•.•¦: • ¦ I nil- .. IM T. Illl V. .ii-h ¦ Ml- 1..,..;! .\';izit- Ipi'.-l •ini" i: N.,/,, Fliik iliiin^ ft.s ojqi .Vazarei i.ih. i 11. r..r'.'. anl Villi ¦If, 1 11 1111!;' • < Illl- in I- 1'! ' _i . ireth: 1 I ,.ii ¦¦ ST. JOHNS'REFIMEI) lAOV EVANyELlST CM-"THE HERALD STAR" CHRISTMAS CANTATA ING TO NAZARETH IN LUTH. CHURCH .\tter M I'es of a y.'ar ' ri- of St. .lohn's lli'loriiii' 1 .^'tjiii'.i with s-venty traiu'^il chiMi' the coiuminiity what t'ney . llM.-, :.' V Dec. 27 in the Reformed chapel. At- t. ntion is called to the three solois-ts who will appear with the liand .Mr. .Miller an.l Mr. Bender have been heard hy music lovers quito freiiuent- iy and their appearance is always welcomed. Mr. Hunter, whil- not heard as often in town, lias always pleased his audiences as shown by tho applause wliich has greeted liis every apearance. Mr. Hunter will sing "Sunrise and you,' accompanied by tlie Band. Mr. Miller will give us "The Grand Russian Fantasia," one of J. Levy's solos which closes with the always beautiful Russian hymn. Mr. Bender's offering will be "Ca¬ price," sometliing dllTerciit than th" conventional style of clarinet solo. These three soloists are either one well worth the Journey to St. John's chapel. The program also includes the fol¬ lowing Band numbers: Processional—March -".\ida," Verdi Waltz—"Southern Roses". ..Strauss "Kclioes from the Classics" Paraphrase—"Forsaken" Kretschner Overture—"Barber of Seville"... Rossini We hope and trust that Ihe com¬ munity will show thi'ir appreciation of these concerts hy filling Ihe chapel on the 27th, as a full house is al¬ ways an added incentive to the Band as well as an inspiration and reward to their talented leader i dieiico esliniaied at 1600 Tho White Chrl.= tuTis io: icMiiltri'd v.ith increas-i'd in'ia- ' ii. ' pfflcienry of rendition. Ftciiutifuiiy sfiigc'I V, illl a backHroiind iif niitiir.- and art conihined. this fpstiv which little sinils exiire.-se.i ih selves with joy became the sw- '...: ever. The iiffi ring for Heiliaiiy .iti' Phoebe Homes, Near East, .uid tii jioiir. etc., amounted to Ihree hun¬ dred and twenty do'.Iar... nations lo tlie amount uf hundred and fifty dollars brought and will be sen' institutions. WlU Op.n Campaign in United Evangelical Church on Sunday Evening AXAI.VSIS SHOWS \A/.AI!F'tH HAS KXCKI.I.KNT WATI:i! Musical Nazareth re-echoed from end to end on Chri. tmas Eve with melodious carols In keeping with the ¦yuletide season. Stirring strains of "Joy to the World the Lord Has Come" as well as the more solemn and harmonious tunes of "Silent Night! Holy Night!" captivated the attention of its residents. The clear moonlit evening proved Ideal for se¬ renading and the singing was kept up in Bome quarters during the entire night. Numerous homes und public places were visited where generous taospitality waa shown. Among the groups were a chorus from St. John's Reformed church, another one (rom the local High School and the augmented "Item" • male quartet. Foresigiit is a miglity good thing. but it won't keep a man from heiiig sti'bhed in llie back. Perfect Health lJ One of our indnstri.il plants fur- i warded a sample of wiiier to an an¬ alyst to tesit its purity for hleacliine purposes. The following Is the re¬ sult: "The analysis of your water shows to be one of tbe best 1 liavr had the pleasure of examining. "Total hardness—l.s graiiii- per gallon. "Chlorine—none. "Sulphates- none. "Lime—very faint truce. "fron—none "Organic— none. "Magnesia—none. "Metal—none. ".\ciil— none. "This is rcninrkahly pxci'UiMit ..r or and ynu coiil'l not make it any bet¬ tor if you trcitf.l il or im" it tlirough any process of [lurilicat ion .lust kcoji on using it tin way i' ii; and thank your stars yon !ii ¦ it." This report shows tlia' i lie water of Nazareth is exceptional Prince of Pi .-,. ^ < orvTV Ti!i;\sii!i:it-Ki.i :< T WH.I. I!I;T\I\ nKI'lTV OK HIS IM{KI»i:< KSSOK Glady* Hughe* of guuduwer. Mlt- ¦iMippI, won firitt honor* aa the iiiuat perfect farui girl In Umi tultad Statu* Hhe icored W. County Tr.a-urer-elect Uicliard Schrank announced that lie wmiM retain IV E. Keim. of -own who served as Deputy Treasurer diirini: the admlnislratiiin of I'nangst. now drawing to .Miss Clara Hay. of Easton Ihe clerk. The secret of poverty is iti.it people spend their money he ior get ll. The woman who is well |iri served realizes tliat self-preservi'tion is the flrst law of nature. Occasionally we meet people who are more interested In our affairs than we ourselve". NEW MANAOEH FOR "FABS" NEXT VEAR fl Eddie Fitzpatrick Chosen to Lead Bethlehem Team in L. \. League ¦<-;ii:>vjSSrw*: X M>s \ \v '.v. ¦ ny. lius i.'2o.i*M [ll XMAS PROliRAM AT HAMAN EVANliELICAL {\ 11 rs I \ r\i\(. \\. i: I MIIK : the; Tlie party that removed tlie expen she auto rope from the automoliile on South Main street on Christma.s Eve is known and is asked to return] same and avoid further trouble. n Ml r.ilay even- Nit: '.1' <.^rvices j he ;i.lhie- i- lii i i;,l .t s., ~i 1 1 .,f r 'lair.. \\ I.. IMIiHi;. - alter eii|i|iire tn rnhhi... . liiiiiiii.^ 'itiii i*ofrs]<tt and vlijilirM >itli tils «teiii>i<raiiher. ^^ hilt 111* wife iiioiiriiMl tlie cliairetl reiiislii»—then remarried. -;r.im ., ho.x \i ii.-ml
Object Description
Title | The Nazareth Item |
Masthead | The Nazareth Item |
Volume | 33 |
Issue | 5 |
Subject | Nazareth's first English newspaper |
Description | A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975 |
Publisher | The Nazareth Publishing Company |
Physical Description | weekly newspaper |
Date | 1923-12-27 |
Location Covered | United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | image/tiff |
Source | microfilm |
Language | eng |
Rights | Public Domain |
Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity, Attn: Reference Department, 295 E. Center Street, Nazareth, PA 18064. Phone: (610) 795-4932. |
Contributing Institution | Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
Month | 12 |
Day | 27 |
Year | 1923 |
Description
Title | The Nazareth Item |
Masthead | The Nazareth Item |
Volume | 33 |
Issue | 5 |
Subject | Nazareth's first English newspaper |
Description | A weekly home town newspaper published from December 4, 1891 to November 20, 1975 |
Publisher | The Nazareth Publishing Company |
Physical Description | weekly newspaper |
Date | 1923-12-27 |
Date Digitized | 2009-02-11 |
Location Covered | United States, Pennsylvania, Northampton County, Nazareth |
Type | Text |
Original Format | Newspapers |
Digital Format | image/tiff |
Digital Specifications | Image was scanned by OCLC at the Preservation Service Center in Bethlehem, PA. Archival Image is an 8-bit greyscale tiff that was scanned from microfilm at 300 dpi. The original file size was 28749 kilobytes. |
Source | microfilm |
Language | eng |
Rights | Public Domain |
Contact | For information on source and images, contact the Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity, Attn: Reference Department, 295 E. Center Street, Nazareth, PA 18064. Phone: (610) 795-4932. |
Contributing Institution | Memorial Library of Nazareth and Vicinity |
Sponsorship | This Digital Object is provided in a collection that is included in POWER Library: Pennsylvania Photos and Documents, which is funded by the Office of Commonwealth Libraries of Pennsylvania/Pennsylvania Department of Education. |
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VOL. xxxni
NAZARETH, PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, DEC EMBER 27. 1923.
No 5
AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, LOCAL AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
All Christinas Services in Moravian Cliurcli Weil Attended During Week
Candle Service Again Big Feature of
Season; Xmas Program Rendered;
Class Visits County Home
CART(X)N REVIEW OF 1923
All the services in the Moravian church during the Chrlstmns holi¬ days were largely attended. The weather conditions were fine, there was no snow however, and many of the children were disappointed as they were longing for snow. The weather was mild. The decorations in the church are very neat. Rear ot the large platform orected. In the pulpit recess, ts a large group of evergreen trees decorated with tinsel and miniature electric lights, wliloli makes a bea>Ulful oftcct and every¬ body seemed pleased with the sim¬ ple, but pretty decorations — the work of Frederick Martin's Sunday school class.
The Christmas Eve Vigils and Love Feast Christmas Evo. as usual, filled the large auditorium of that historic church to utmost capacity.
The old time program beginning with the singing of "Silent Night" by the choir without organ accompani¬ ment followed by congregational singing of real Christmas hymns still attracts those who desire a service that honors the Saviour of the world In a sane and dignified manner. Tha sing throughout the entire service was mobt hearty and inspiring. The distribution of lighted candles typify¬ ing Christ the Light of tlie world Is one of the main features of the service, and leaves an abiding im¬
pression on the minds of the children as well as adults.
The Sunday school attended in a body, the Beginners and Primary de¬ partments occupying the front plat¬ form si>ecially constructed for the occasion.
Christmas day the Sunday gchool rendered a program "The Cradle of Bethlehem" hy Tullar & .Meredith, in a brilliant manner. The large and efflrient orchestra contributed its quota in making ihe singing so in¬ spiring.
The Beginners and Primary de¬ partments covered themselves with glory in doing Iheir part so well. Miss Ethel Vanatta sang hor solo; with credit, as did also a chonis of girls.
The offerings for the Near East Relief and the Deiiconness Home in (iermany amounied to $112.
Christmas services Sunday morn¬ ing and evening added $,tO to that amonnt. Those services were also well attended morning and evening.
Miss Helen Henry's class of the Sunday school on Tuesday made the niinual visit to the County Home and distributed gifts, consisting of candy cakes, oranges ami fniit to tho in¬ mates of the home Tlie folks at the home always look forward with much pleasure for this Christinas cheet- day.
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Month | 12 |
Day | 27 |
Year | 1923 |
Sequence | 1 |
Page | 1 |
FileName | 19231227_001.tif |
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