The Nazareth Item

              The world will believe in Nazareth to the extent that Nazareth believes in itself.     '
THE
NAZARETH
ITEM
Get together for a newer, niftier Nazareth.
AN iN iEK'LNDENT FAMILY NEWSPAPER DEVOrKD TO LiTURATURE, LOCAL AND GENhKAL INTELLIC NCE
VOL. XX)^
EVAN.
N   ZAKE  H, PA., THLKSD.XY M( RMNC. FEi RUARY 10, 1921.
No. 11
[SERVICES IN MORA VIAN CHURCH
WELL ATTENDED
1809   ABR/i
M LINCOLN   1865 24th ANNIVERSARY
OF a E. SOCIETY OF REFORMED CHURCH
Rev.GreenfieldDelivered^Q^I^^^Hl^^
a Heart Sterring Ser¬ mon Sunday Morning and Evening; Large Attendances at Every Service.
Monday Evening He Dwelled on Spiritual¬ ism - Juesday on Christian Science and Divine Healing.
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dav.   Till' tiiiiiil I.f S|iiritiiiili-iii wn- liii.l
bare   .mil   it-   Imnct'iil    elTi'i't    upon    tin'
bodr. niinil ami soul.
BY AUTOMOBILE
Mrs. Woodring, of Catasauqua, Victim of Unknown Driver, Who Side-Swiped Her Car.
Mrs. Itusi'. wile nf Willi,mi W....ilrint;, of West Catasauqua, w:i- iiliii...t in¬ stantly killed at four oVj... k Sumlay af- trrnoiin. wliin u -id., im iitta.litiu.nl uf a motor cyi-li.. LeiiiL; .ln\..ii l.\- Hit Ims- band waa sidi'i-\i. ij.i.l ly an u'll M|]i,,lii|r. at Kcnimi'ror's (>..--iiiL'. iiiiilwa\ l...- twfcii Xcwliiir!: Mini Na/'i;., t|. ',,n tlu' Hi'thli'lK'Ui pik... .Mr-. \\. ..Iiiiij dinl livi' minutes utt.r -1... ua- a.iiniii|.il t.i St. Luke's ll.ispital. Hi r ^kiill, jaw, lino arm iiinl leg and left tlii;;li were fraetureil anil slie was severely iiijureil internally. .Mr. \\oiidriim- ivi'is niiiii- jiired.
.Mr.  and   .Mr-,   W Irinj   .,\er,    r.-iiirii-
ing froni \'n/ar..tli. wk.i., tii..v lia.l sjient tile (Iny with relati\i.s. \ -h..rl distance away from the ir..-siiii;. n.iir the Stockertown road, Woodrinji elainied that he was driving well l.iwar.l the ri^rht side nf the r..ad when lie saw a tiii? niaehiiie. th..iii,'lit to have ii.,,.n a I'adillae. e..iiiinu' I..ward liim at a t'a-l rate of speed. The tourinj; ear swi]i...l the side ear attachment, he said, an.l riiioii  wa»'utriiek   .Mrs.   Woodring.
.'"":     '""^       Until    ..eeiipants   of   the   motor   cycle 1.'."''      :'^  ¦'   were  tlir.iwii   mit   of  the machine. From the   e..iiiliti..ii   .if   Ml-.   W'.iodring's  body -hi'   must   lia\e   li.'i.n   dra^.!^cd   a   ciuisid- eral.I.'      .lislall .,., ^'l,      U..,..k iaj    « ¦ •
hurled throiiph the iiir for lifty feet. The iiiaehin... it is said, cent iiiii.'d on its way without otTerin^ assistance. There were n.. witnesses in llie immediate vi¬ cinity, but very -le.itlv after the acci¬ dent haiipeiii.l aiH.t liii- aiitomoliile ;;o- ing tiiwar.l I',.'li|.li..iii .aiiii' iipi.ti tic victims, .\fi.r -ecral ..f the i.e.iipani- of tlie_latter mailiiii.' aliehte.l and went to the assistaiic.. ..I Mr. and .Mrs. Wood- rilip-. th.' .liaiill. :tr ..t t h.. . ai «ii- sent ill |eir-iiil .,t till, car that caused the a., ill. Ill,  l.nt   Mil- unable to find it.
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Ill  tie'  iii-aiitinie  a  N'azareth tmlley car
.am.,   ali'tii:   an.l    Mrs.   Wi.i.drinu'     wa-
j'!;,.....|   ai.eai.l.     Sill,   wa-   taken   t..   th.'
, N.'hI.. re   1I..1..1,  wli.r.'   Dr.   I!, .k   wis  in
|waitiii'_',     .\   '_'l.in. .•   Mil-  snlTi.i-lit   to iii-
I fi.rm  Hie pliy-iiiin  Ihaf   she wa-  latally
ill iiir- .1.       I !'¦    !iiiin,..liat .'i
.aHeil ,r  the
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St. am-
UNDER $5,000 BAIL EOR CORONER'S JURY
Rudolph Trinkle Drove Auto That Was in  Fatal  Accident.
l;iidiil[di   Trinkle,    proprietor    of      t he \\ a-liiiiL'ti.n   il..til.'   1-iiurth   and    Wash
 
Piano Duetts hy Two Junior Members; Piano Solo by a Charter Member; Interesting Talk hy Mr. Unangst.
Miss Nicholas <n Or¬ ganization; Miss Frantz Made Pleasing Re¬ marks.
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l.art.r  Memlicr.  Mr.
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INSANE WOMAN USE^ KNIFE ON HUSBAND
* Here is a face upon whioti men may •eei+ The   hushed   aucterlty   that   nature
wears At  touch   of  twilight,  brooding  on the care* Of bygone days and of th« days to b*| And  yet which  bears the clear tmn- quillity
Of   one   whose   youth   has  breathed sweet prairie airs, Or followed tirm behind the plowman's shares,
MUSIC LOVERS TO MEET AT th; "Y"
¦ll   Ih..   opera tin;
.\nna Maty, aged about 50 years, win r.-i.le.l will, h.'r Iiiisband, Andrew Maty. Sr -  "'1  ;.   farm   near  Katellen  in  Moor..
ill  the N'orthampton county    Or trodden leafy forest ways and free. I' 11'   an   examination   as   to.
Hans
.1.1-   .s.'i.diiii   lull!    by   ('..rLm-r    Walter   i.\ ratlirall.   ul     NLrt'lia inp'.jii    ei.unty.    I"" ih..   death   '1    -Mr-,   Itnsa   Woodring,   ciI j W e-t    ('nia-auijiiii.    who   died      in      St. I,like-   Ji.i-i.ital    Suiiiiiiy   evening,   aftei | -ll..   lllld   liei'ii   injured   ..ii   the   Nazaretli pike,    by   an    unt..m.bile    said    t"    liui' li...,ii ilriv.n l.y .Mr, Trinkle. j
.M.,11.lay iie.riiii..'' Sergeant Lrnesi i MM.ker '..f til.. l;.-thlili>'in police de-! jiartment. ree.iv. d a .all from G. E. ; Hiiyle. the real esiiii.- .i.iil.-r of ..Xihii-i t..wii. will. >aid that -Mr. 'Iriiikle wunte : , t., infi.riii th.. d..[iartni..iit tliat he hai! figiir.'ii in an n.-.iii..iii ..n the Na/.arelii . pike   b.-twieii   -1   nn.l   .5   ..'.-h.ek   .Sunihiyj
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Mr. Trinkle spid after proceeding- s..me distance he returned and inquir.'ii al.i.iit the motorcyclists, and from whai infiiriiiati..n he said lie could secure, lie tliouu'lit the mishap a minor one.
TrinkleV versi,.n of th.- misliap dif¬ fers materially frum that told by Wood- ring on Sunday evening, .-\t tlie tim.' the latter did make his statem.nl ii was said he was in a highly nervous condition.
Mr. Trinkle  says  that he was driving 'toward   Betlilehem, from   N'azareth.  with    ' his   wife,   two   children   and   his  brotlier in   the   machine.     The   first   knowledge; they  had  of any accident  was when hi- daughter  looked  through   the   rear  win- , il.iw  of the car. and saw  there was some-;-fiiuior    .Su.n'ty    ..t    f_1iristian    Endeavor
thing  wrong  some   distance   back.     Tlie,"«s   -''*""   ''.^'   *'"'   '^'^'^   secretary,   Misa fl.tiring   car   was   turned   and     Trinkle . I'loreine Nicholas.
drove it back to the scene. There thev The .ociety was org-anized »lel,ritary saw that a motorcycle had figured in the!". '¦''''¦ -'^'''- '\\ iHiani Ii. Short/, now accident, but .savs he had no thought I'l'-f<'i»><'l' -rved as Superintendent of then that it had been his machine as i tlic S.i.iety from IS'iT to ISHS; Mrs. no one in the ear had felt any unusual : ^^'i'*'''' l'^"''" '''""' ''^'-'^  " H""': -^I''- shock. Mrs. Woodring was placed aboard !' li"*"'i I'rant/, front V.m) to JOOti; and !a car to bo taken to the hospital at thelth" pre-ent s,ip,,,.intcndent. Miss Hen- - ¦  ¦¦ - rictta   Frantz.  from   March   19tl6  to  the
present  time, a  period  of almost  fifteen years.
.V yood niimlicr ..f the charter members
were present  to  answer  to  the  roll  call
.1  charter  members, numbering.' seventy-
iliiee,    A  few   i Hit-of '. i\\ n members sent
1 ,'-|,..ii-,-  •¦¦.  i...  r.'ii!  at   the  same time.
I       ^ "'' -    I'l an" /. made
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Mr mem'
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L'avc   a    W'lv   iiii.,!e-,tin_'   '.Ik
¦1   •;...   "I iri;ani/.ati..ii   ..f   th.,   (hri-tian
I|,l..:r.ol-    >ii.iety    in    the    W..rlil.''
I'iani> .luet   by   two   .Iiiniur   inemiier-i,
'l.i.ma-s   .Messinger and  t;Iady> Matt.
A   report   of   the   organization   of   this
time, but so far as Trinkle eould hear. j he says, she was not thought to be se- j riously injured.
j     Later   a   closer   examination   of     the ; Trinkle  car  show ed   marks  on  the  rear that  'would   indicate  it  was  said,  that ^ ,.„,,., ,      o  ,   ¦       something  had   struck   the   touring   car.
Dressol,    C.-Ilisf   to  be  Soloist,   -j-,,,,  „,.,^i.,   „.^,.,.  ^^   ,,,^^  ^j^^^^^,   a  p-int
-rul)!ic  Invited  to .Vttinil
lere a  me' Sergeant    -'
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aii'l   ImiIiii  t'.i  lake cliarL;.'  .'f  t ln'  .us.'. Mrs.   Maty   is   charged   >vilh   a-^saiiit
¦'lal   l.att.'ry.   with   int.'iit    t'l   kill,   an.l
¦ :¦¦ i- a r. =''i-\-atl"n in tli . li o' ¦ k'l !   -ay-  -1"   i-  t" Ii'-  lel.l   I'-r ne i:',-
¦ t.iitiation.    Tli.'  .'omjilaint  was  mail.'
' ' f' re   Justice   of   the   Peace   Robert    F., l'...'i>. of Moore town-hip. '•¦
The prisoner and her hu-l.ainl an 1 son. .\ndrew Maty, .Tr. lied t..L''tli.'v in till' same house, bnt Mrs. Maty had shown symptoms of mental aberration. Tn   fact,   of   late   her   husband   had   been
The forehead tells of mastery; a mind Which  holding  life a thing inscruta.
ble. Kept faith and hope forever sentinel; The furro'.vcc!  cheeks, the  locked   lips sorrowlined. Betray   a   will   the   nation   knew   so well, And deep  eyes showed  a   love  for all mankind.
CLINTON SCOLLARD.
The Y.  M.  I'.
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, .ii'''""   covered   up   his   head   and   neck   with | ]
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•aihiuartcrs  for a j T"   fi"'i'   of   late   her   hiisHaml   liail   lieen r  W   J.  Cathrall. I afraid  nf her, especially  at   niglit.   when
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WEDDING SOLEMNIZED TONIGHT
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Large  Attendance at   Evangelistic Services
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till ^a. the Kiii ; Thi. |,„|:, »llil Iia. ;!i
al th.' .'1 .1   ill     tlie
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f.'ath.r  pillo-n-s,   for   fear  sh' his   throat. 'I'll.'    s,|„,l:,v    mi.rning   attack
wi.uld  cut
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.Mr^. twig. A,  W. Leh.
I'^t Tliiir^- ,! !.¦:!!,;¦''- l;, ll;!'-''.-:',
came 's'in_' Maty his life. .As it wa«. i   have   a   fearful   scar   cxtendiii'_'
11  w-"in'ti,   i<  I'lmp I',.'ll/,    l-'i...'lilall-i.il
''¦¦"',, ''"¦¦,','".''"'I'l     ¦"'"¦'ncrnss the fa.-e from the  forehead to the '¦-   '•    •'¦-¦   "'¦'"   "¦¦'¦""-¦'chin.     The   blade   ot   tbe      knife      jii-t missed th" richt eve.
nistrict Attorn.y CliiiUey will prob- il'l. a<k llie court to name a committee m hiiia.y to pass upon the woman's iiu'iiliil   condition.
The wedding of Miss Hazel Deieh- .11   nnd   Clarence   lit.'rly.   both   of
.^.'azati'lli.    will      be      S'lb'iiiiz.'d   this
I'v.'iiing lit  thojhoinc nl' Mr. and .Mrs.
,i   hn   iii'ichuian     on     .South   Broad
Mr.'.'t.
torL.'et  11.'. .lati at ,S P, M.
a;|,,n.l       I'...' Februarv  \m'
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SHERIFF SELLS MOORE
TOWNSHIP FARM
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SherilT Mest. at tlie court house, Sat¬ urday m-riiim:, ""l.! th- l.n'perty ot A. 't T. T'rseh. .' n-i-lin..' . f t"riy-.ine and a .piar'.r a.r.--. the iinpr.n.'inents thereon j e"ii-i;tiiig "1 a two and a half story] finiii." hetiM'. barn. wa._'..n shed and .'hick.n sh.'d, l"cati"l in Mn.ire town¬ .ship. t.i Carrie E. Kiitz. ..f N'azareth, f'.r t'^.
Entrance to Lincoln Farm
Nazareth    Chamber,    No.     log,     Order j Knights   of   Friendship,   Attend I
Church in a Body
Hn   Siiiiilav     I'M'tiine     F.'bniary     fith. j \a/ar.'ih      Chaiiil.er      X.i.      loo. '   (Irder iMiiirlit-  .it   Frieii'l-iiip,  ati.'ii.led -crvices I fl!   ill,'   llai'i.iii   l-'.i an .'-.'li.ai   ihiir-h   in   a
,1-,     ,. ;,,,il    loo   1 'iinipaiii "11-   part i.'ipat , ,!,      Til,,  |...-t.'r.   I'a'il   K    n.'r'.:iiiaii.  w h.i i,   al-..   a   iiii'iiii"'r  ..f   t ll"   ( liatiil..'r.  .1" Hmti'iI   a   \eiy   int. r.'-t ili'j   an.l   appropri at.'   -.'11111.11.   takiii'.'    I'.ir    lii-   tliem.'   t he f ieiid-hip   wlii.'h   ..\i-t,..l   1...tween   .Iinia-
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T!,,. 1 ,,i!ipai!i"ii- pr.'-' Ill all -eein '.I f o ; !,'¦. '..1., i:, 1 .'r.ii.i Itei L'liia n'- s.rnion ',;, I i i,,   I'.iv   i>   wa- .!.'!i\' red.    Ill-, .\. A
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iiilaiii/ati.'ii    li'ii'l'iij,  I'll,  wa-  lier.'aii'l
il,; 1   111   Willi   III,.   I'.iiiii'a iii..ii-  ..l'   N'li/a
li'lh   I  hallll'i'r   ill    al '.'li'llti;;    t I.'   -.'11 i'¦.'-
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MESS   HAZEL   HKli'H.MA.N,
Tbe annual 'Mn.R!.' ing^ot St. John's R'f of N'azareth, was hold ut' last 1 day evening. Hciiben 1! r. ¦l.'c-od older, in-d T. ilun.. i"'.arlHS Rasley. Jiinos Haw ^ Roy Kiistenba.'er, deacotis Sl rnui'l Pvuth. .i member of comotery board The older and lii.- '1 aeuns will be oidainod or i..i- . ' 1 .'s 'b'e case njay be at lu'Xt Snoil. ¦> e  tiling   servi.e      Aft."-   •!!-'    -. y.  .'
It'   iidjournod    .'m.^f.-gati.'';.!;    i '
inc.   will  be he),l
Tho ciin.i-'rogatii.nai y.'ar was marked for its nuiinri. al as well as spirituiil growth, also f..r improve- •' ent in benevoiene.'. Tli.' l.'',:.'v..| .¦nt contributions nmounto,! t.. -4206.11. The contriliiiti..ns fur .'urrent e.\penses anioiuit.d to $7,S60.72.
Some of the Ead es .ire .ti'.'ie-ting Ciller I idi.'S to org.mizo aii     iixili'ry chapter  of  Phenti,.  ri|.,,e,m-ss   II   ni On  the     evening  of  the     ij'.iii   \.,-\. Siiiii'rintendent   Mi.y.'r   '..iii   !¦     ; r  - ont   'o   .effect   such   ortianizatioii.
A   FAMOUS   HYMN.
A  nnn bor  er'  i,.-,!!-   roquested  Evangelist   Gr'.'t hymn which he qtioted in his s. ubt not that mnny readers ot ti, „. ..    :,s seiiu ana .1 o take pleasure in printing the s.iim il' .OS by -Mr. Greentield,    Its composer wns the late Dr sen. llie raniDtis founder and leader of The Chri-it^   n ary Alliance:
HIMSKI.P
Once it was the blessing, now    i is tl:.' Lord. -  Once it Was the feeling, now it is Hi- -w.rd. Once His i.-ifts I wanted, now the liivet  own.
One
Onci Onci
I
ior healing, now. Himself alone.
trying,, now  'tis  ] '.e-t   'tust.
tion,   now,  the   utt' i,., ,- . 1 .a-, loss holding, now He holds me (ast. constant drifting, now my anchor's cast.
, y planning, now 'tis trustful prayer, ious caring, now He has the care, wanted, now, what .lesus says, ;.t asking, notv 'tis ceaseless praise.
One.' it Wis my working. His it hence shall be. Onii- 1  iri.'d to lisp Hint, now He us.^s me. Oiici- th,. ..,, ',1  I waii'.il   i.i.w. -he iiiiiibty One. Oncf for s. ;t'  I  : ,!.. ', ,;   uuw, for lliiii   ibme.
Once I hop.'l ,, n.iw I know  He's iiiiii.;'.
ttiic.' niy  l.,nii>   'V.-i.-   1    ;:::    n,w  He  iir,k.'S    iiei (Ime lor d-.itli  1  wiu''li   i,   w   His cir.inK h..:l .\nd my hopes are i.neluired safe with.ii -lie ve
—R. V. A    il.
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Brothe;   of  Nazarelh   Man   Died
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-pa iii-li -     \   ¦ ," I ,    I'
I    \M.li'
Frulenial   Visit
  i      .\bout thirty-eight luemberB of the
On thi, tract  It located the  marble   .nemcnai, near  Hodaensville,  Ky„  In    , ,„ii^g  „t  ti,o  C.ulden  Kaglea  paid a
'*"'<:'' tUndt the log cabin   the birthplace of the great President.    The me- j [ra,ernal visit to a newly organized
T"'*!. •'^ted through the efforta of the Lincoln Farm asaociatlon, wa. ac-    ,. ,„j,ie at Eastrn, on Saturday even-
•Pted for the nation, with impreulv* o«r»monle., on th« centenary of Abr».   ,j,g   .,nj  initiated  a  clu-ss  of candl-
LIncoln'i birth   Fchrmi-u  19   laofl. dates  for them.
iln'a birth,  February  12,  1909.
Home of Lincoln's Father
CLARENCE   ITTERLY.
ia.>lli.'r
l;i'-"hi'.|.   That  a .'miy'.'t 'i,-., vsolii- liiiii-   be    presented    to   the    iiniili.    lie
entered    lipiill    tile    lilillutes    alcl    ill-erfcd i
in the  Na/areth  Item |
MKS.  ARTHUR  St MIIIDT,. '
MUS.  FRANK  ROHN. I
MRS.   CHAS.   KLEl'I'lNC.ER. I
Th. Lincoln Log Cbln N.ar F.r^.ngton.   Co...   County,    mn^   .u,H 1831 by LincolJ»'« <»» th.r, wtie diMi In IMI.