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VOL, XXX
NAZARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, J.ANUARY 20, 1921
NO 8
SECOND TERM OF
PUBLIC SCHOOL
BEGINS FEBRUARY 1st
Interior View of Sanitary Heat Market
Form rly ConJuXted by ft. E. Seyfrie '.
Final Examinations of
Grades During Jan¬
uary, High School Du¬
ring February; Begin¬
ners Will Be Admit¬
ted February 1.
1\    Vi'ili"*4    ill    ;l:Ti>  [
rill be admitted '
> Tiic e i
f   i>\
admitted.
i   princ.  j
29  or  the,
A Certificate of Success
ful Vaccination Should
be Presented at The
Time Admission Card
is Sought; Beginners
Will Only be Admit¬
ted During Ihe First
Week of the Second
Term.
Comet
A large anjmhi'r of tickets hare been
uil far the Comet, the year book, pub-
lisVJ hr the* Senior Class. Orders should
ef landed ia at onfc so that the llusi-
lBna Manager may have an idea of how
■ any fcaolce to order.
Arrangements are being made to ex-
1'haagn aoaha with quite a number of
.tier High schools so that new ideae
■Sty he secured and thus produce a bet^
ter Wet
Freshmen   Literary   Program
TV's is gala week for the Freshmen
ta they hero arranged a line Literary
Seolety program to he delivered in the
naemhlf mom this Friday afternoon.
•Acre are fifty-one Freshmen in the
IU* which ia divided into two sections.
It ia a remarkable class in so far aa
♦sty eae has quit during the term,
hast year's Freshmen elas-i up to the
■rrsest time had lost twelve students.
flie oae ecetion will debate asainst the
ether anal the question is that "Immi-
fratifla should be entirely restricted."
Another feature of the program is a
Aert sketch, "Votes for Women." The
i«st n aa follows. Johnny Elmer Alto-
mnee; Ruale—Helen Call; Mrs. Carter—
I,. Messinger; Mrs. Baker Ruth Sniffer;
Mra.  Ashley—Mary   Vannatta;   Arabella
Rather Walter; Mrs. Eastman- Cath¬
arine Fry; Mrs. Dm bin Grace Meyers.
Other features of the program are ns
follows: Declamation David Maek;
icleet Reeding—Esther Simons; Refer¬
red Qunation Hilda Heckman; Vocal
Duet Stella Southam and Helen Si-
mom; Piano Duct Grace Frable and
Iflirabeth Kern; Declamation Mae
Remalr; Reading Harry Smooth; Vo-
rail ia.,lo Evelyn Boss; Referred Quee
lion -Ellen Hahn; Speakers on Debate
--Willard T*oili -and Thelman Flyte,
Oaee Lamb and Carl Kahler; Violin
Solo-Paul  Abel.
Athletics
The basket hall teams nr.' being drill¬
ed  hard   for  th imea   this   Saturday.
when the strong Slatington  High aehool
leann will Ic* here.    About  a month ago
th,.    boys    lost    32    to    '_'S    rrt    Slrltill'
ton.
ami  'lie ./iris were also defeated  by
•ni.'ill    n'ar*'in    of    three    points.
the
The
tennis     in.in*/    c* i-nlv     matched,    '-7
real
games are eft* eti d,
Tlicrr*  wa -  irrenl   :'"      montj the
dent body v ! en  > - Ir n>"1  Abi 1 r.rrp
ed *.n  the   fioor  hi-'   week.    They
stu-
*ar-
ilso
ri'ii'ivi'il   a   glad   hand   from   the   1
fans.
ocal
Rader,   th.'   lanky   lad   from   Be!
ast,
was ?iven a chance 'it  week and -1
OWS
proneae  .-f  il- *  1 pin     into  ■>   valu
.hi.'
lubstitute   for  tl i'   pi* ol   position.
Tli"   girl's   team   is   "bowing   up
bet¬
ter every   game   and   from   all   api
es r-
am-es  ia   **,*rn.r  to   make  quite  a   rei
TIict hare already played  -""ic of
onl.
the
beat   teams   in   ii      ' •' i ■'    Valley
and
liar-  1* »n  h" Ie  to  hold   th 'ir  "*■ n.
Mi«s Deb, tin* only sen'or on the t'
kas be n out  oT th ■ gi   for the
iasl
ten diva due to a sprained  ankle.
-he
however, expects  t"  gel   back   in'"
the
rame ii,!, week.       /
The second term of the Nasareth pub-
lie schools will begin February first.
Fi nn 1 examinations   for  tin-  tirst   t
will !»• conducted  in  >li ■ r" idea on •
•nil
Ian
iiarr  20,  27.   nn 1   ■>-,*!,    ,.  |   In   the
ilgh
school on February 2. S, nn,! 4th.
In  Hie  grades   in  wl leh  tic  semi
anal promotion system is  In effect
motion,  will be  made on  tin' aften
•f  Ian. :M.
-an
iro-
.rOTI
Sixth   Gride   Problem
Tin*  sixth   grades   this   year   are
ill"
uppermost of thoac sff cted by tl • -.
annual   prom >t;' ns.    Thai   means   '
hat
classes will , nter Ihe  ilxth  ""i 1 u  1
' >h
riiiirv Brat bill tt ■" o  n    will Ie
will  result   in  greith     i              '   '
nltlons  in tin*  sixth pi    1
the  Falrview  sixth  prad i ha    9
and the  Whitfiel "  sixth
•lasses  entering  thes •   i ra les   Fehr
•wi   "ill   be   .i'	
respectively, mal   ■         total i nrol'i
ui   t** u   rooms   11                    r
Wi nld   i     ;,...,>
of age or who *vi!l I
; rior to June :iu. 1921, wil
il   this time provided the-
fully  vaccinated.
Admiaaion esrda mual
the  parents  before
I    ir     prnci
r.-'l's offi •'•  -ti  the  High  S
during the afternoon of -I
forenoon   of   February   1.
value   their   time   should
cards Jan. 28.
\ e irtificate ol sue 'essfi
si orrld In' presented ; : thi
mi laion   card   is  sought.
That means thai rhildr
vaccinated suffici *nl Iv Ion
1 (about in days) thai
can certify to the Biiceesr
i inal Ion before an admisai.
piled for.
Beginners will be admitted only dm
in1.; the Ural week of the second term
i. rv. none will be admitted after Fel
7th.
w bo
their
time  an  ml
n   should   l„.
before   Feb i
In-   physician
of   the   vac  j
II   rrl".I   ia   rl|i   r
CRIMINAL  COURT JURORS
FOR  FFB3UARY   TERM
I'.
Ilowing will be found the list, of jur¬
ors to serve at tire term of Criminal
Court beginning the second Monday in
February, 1981. The names were drawn
from the jury wheel Ibis morning by
Sheriff Beat and Jury Comanssionera
Clifton and  Beers.
Grand  Jurors
Joseph   Brans,  salesman,   Eaaton.
Joseph  11.  licmlersliot, slater; Bangor.
Thos,   Maley,   patternmaker,   Bethlehem.
William  F. Musselman, clerk, Bethlehem
Titus C. Heckman, assessor, Hanover.
Wm.  Frankenfii'ld, laborer, Bethlehem.
Albert   K.  Cowling,   inspector,  Bangor.
Charlea   I'.  Garii,  machinist,   Eaaton.
Harry J. Ruthardt, merchant, Bethlehem
John   Meyers,   laborer,  N.  Catasanqiia
H.   K.   Kelchner,   merchant,   Walnutport.
Charles   la-hr,   farmer,   Bethlehem.
William   Semple,   laborer,   I'almer.
William  H.  Musselman, laborer, Bath.
James  J.   Mcr'tnlilen,  laborer,   Bethlehem
Robert   fl.   Becker,   clerk,   Easton.
Howard    Kleckner,    gent.,    Moore.
William    Ijindry,   millman,   Ilangor.
Michael   Walters,   clerk,   Bethlehem.
Frank  1!.  Bddittger, florist, Wilson.
William   Dancer,  contractor,   Bethlehem.
Orison   Ackerman,  farmer,   l'lainfield.
William   Williams,  inspector,  Bethlehem.
Frank    Fetzer,   machinist,   Bethlehem.
Petit   Jurors
John   licit.',   yeoman,   liethlehem.
Charles   Schmidt,   bookkeeper,   Nazarefh.
Corson A. Mann, stonecutter, Hellertown
T.  Gordon   Ditehett,  foreman,  Bangor.
Harold   Freeman,   contractor,   Eaaton.
Joseph Eichgasser, laborer, Ejehigh.
Wm.  H.   Ackerman,  merchant,  Easton.
Henry   Esehen,  watchman. Northampton.
Charlea App, bookkeeper. Walnutport.
Willard   Aicher,   inspector,   Easton.
Theodore    Abel,   blacksmith.    l'lainfield.
W. 0, Minnii'h. implement dealer, Lehigh
George .Rodenbough, gent., Bangor,
Harry   I.  Barton, machinist,  Bethlehem.
F.   P.  Grossman,  laborer,  Bethlehem.
Theodore Walton, park mgr., Bethlehem.
Owen li. .lotus, slater, Chapman borough
William 0.  Markley, bottler, Easton.
Freeman llui'I.r. clerk, Bethlehem.
John O'Reilly,  merchant,  Bethlehem.
Wm. II. I'.rot/man. farmer, Bethlehem,
John 0. Best, wheelv right, Bath.
Chas.  E.  Drumbor, merchant, Bethlehem
Jease P. liver, fanner, Upper Mt. Bethel
Solomon   Fulmer,  merchant,  Wilson.
"rover C. Scott, car inspector, Ben Argyl
Joseph  E.  Rueh, farmer,  Lower Saucon.
Jacob 11. Eyer, carpenter, Up. Ml. Bethel
I'irigen   Bamako,   merchant,   Easton.
\ Men  W.  I'"il   barber, Easton.
li.  Wilmer Wolf,  merchant, Nazareth.
Charles  W.   Edelman, supt.,  Plainfield.
II.   B.   li "- irt    yeoman,  Bethlehem.
Charlea   Winters,   merchant,   Easton.
Stewart    F.    Bishop,   machinist,   Bethle
hem  Tsp.
Albert   Be rs.  farmer, Williams.
LARGE AUDIENCE
A TTENDS MEETING OF
MUSIC LOVERS' CLUB
Among The Churches \ Was Held in The Mora¬
vian Sunday School
Ro< m, on Thursday
January 13. Excellent
Program Presented
and Enthusiastically
Received.
Where Hams Are Sold at 26'-c Per Pound Friday and Saturday.
AMONG SECRET SOCIETIES
Wi
id
llsll
Sidney M Knecht, labi
H im, l" Hahn, tax coll
Arthur Hoke, patternmi
Wm. Beer'-}, Sr., I r' orei
\, .1. Kemmerer, baker,
Mahton Ziegenfuaa, blai
hem Tsp.
. orge   T    I ■ • ngi nbach,
; .0rg*a  V.  Ful*, f n n	
i  t Iverbeck,  foreman
Edward ( ressman, labor
- [1 .| ■   Kin ii—r.   stewar
Willis H. Waaser  merchi
George 0. Miller, clerk, Northampton.
Amos  lli'iss, farmer, l*o. Saucon.
George Bebler, clerk. Eaaton,
lames  Gernet, gent . Naaareth.
Arthur Snyder,  mechanic,   |*aatoa
Leo S. I imver, clerk,  Easton,
Fames  II. Cole, clerk, Easton.
Ilnriy Sterner, farmer, Lo. Saucon.
Samuel Smoyer, yeoman, Bethlehem ■
Uh rl   Bechtel, contra tor, Eaaton.
Stanley   Kemmerer, musician,  Wilson
E   Roy  Fulmer. butcher, Easton.
.  Bethlehem.
Bath.
k-nii'li.   Bcthli-
I'aniiei.   Leblgh.
! o.   Mt.  B thel.
Fr temansburg.
■r, r.etlilehem.
I.   Ea-ton.
nt. Bethlehem.
Notice to  Farmer*
County  Farm  Agent   C.   W.   Klapp
t sited Xiizari'th  and started a claa*
of    IE farrrera   and is    Instructing
them In ligur ng dairy rations.   -Tho
group trill ini'i't I'viTy two or three
iks at Uhler's Hotel, Forks Town-
Mr.   Klapp  will   nu'i't   groups
■ i x.r/. "'.■! ii if so desired.    The fifth
; no i   farm  products show will  be
,    I   at   I' irrisburg,   January   .1   to
Ivnighl.s of the Golden Mnglo
A fairly well attended meeting
was held on Tuesday evening, the
beat of good fellowship prevailing.
Efforts are being put forth in tho
advancement   of   the  Castle.
At the meeting. Brother Frank
Huth, one of the charter members
of No. 396, presented brother S. R.
Odenwelder, who has served the
castle faithfully for the past thirty
years, with a solid gold Veterans
Badge, suitably engraved. The pre¬
sentation was made in Brother
liulh's usual cheerful and happy
n.anner and as the gift came so
unexpected Brother Odenwelder was
for the time non-plused, but came
hack strong with the statement that
while ho retired from the post he
has served, that never the less, that
he was always ready at the castle'i
call for service, a fact which must j
be admitted. Th s is a great lesson
for thoso of younger years.
It   was  unanimously  decided   that I
our good Bro'her should be greeted I
in our salutations as "Pappy" Odon-
welder, as a token of esteem  for his
honest   and   faithful   service,   and   a
reminder of duty, devotion and ser¬
vice.
_
Sons of Veterans
Captain Oweu  Rice Canip.tN'o.   20, j
Sons   of   Veterans,   has   installed   tho |
following    officers to serve for     the
ensuing year:    Commander, Arthur ;
Nolf;   Senior Vice-Commander,  Fred |
Werner;      Junior     Vice-Commander
Oeorge     Hagenbuch;     Treasurer,
Charles   Stuber;   Secretary,   Charles
Whitesell;  Camp Council, Roy Wer-
i.r r.     J.   J.   Abel,     QuifatUB  Frantz;
IV   I..   Geary   Cum;   Chaplin,   Ralph
Rader;   Color  Bearer,  Charlea   Ras-
lej;  Guide, J. J. Abel;  Inside Guard,
Marcus     Shaffer;      Outside     Guard.
Williani   Miiinicli;    delegate,   to   div-
Ision encampment,  Elmer W.  Abel:
alternate,   Charlea  Stuber;   delegate
to national encampment,  Elmer W.
Abel;  alternate, Ralph -Rader.
Contest prises were awarded as
follows: First prise, a lady's wrist
watch, Mr. Grube. R. F. D, No. 2.
I insion; second prize, man's seven
jewel gold watch, George W. Kohl.
1420 Ferry street, Easton: third
piize, a lady's lavalier, Charles
Knauss,  Green street,  Nazareth.
WEEKLY MEETING
OF THE NAZARETH
ROO AND GUN CLUB
Nine New Members Were Ad¬
mitted-Total Membership
113—Lots of "Pep" Dis¬
played.
The" Nazareth Rod & Gun Club
held a very successful meeting on
Monday evening at the Nazareth Inn.
Nine new members were admitted,
which now makes the total member¬
ship 113. The meeting was called
to order by the President Henry
Simons tind some very interesting
subjects were brought up and dis¬
cussed.
All indications are that this will
be a big success and there certainly
will be some good sport for the
members, as there was a lot of "pep"
displayed at this meeting by all pres¬
ent. Therefore, in order to keep
u[ the good work the club will meet
every Monday night at the Nazareth
Inn at.S tf'clock, beginning January
•j-1 ih, 1921, until further notice for
the purpose of enrolling more new
members and also to get things in
such a condition that will be favored
by each and every sportsman en¬
rolled.
MORTGAGE FINANCE
CORPORATION  MEETING
The first meeting of the Mortgage
f inance Corporation of Pennsyl¬
vania at offices 508-509 Drake
Building, Easton, on Saturday morn¬
ing, January 15th, 1921, after the
election of directors: Rinkney W.
Lore, William H. Kirkpatrick, Rus¬
sell H. Armstrong, Newton R. Tur¬
ner. Bolton I. Lore. Sallet H. Wilson.
Aithur T. Bowlby, Dr. Harry Fisher,
E, R. Garnsble, William H. M lch-
sack, Allen W. Hagenbuch and John
Rice.
Later the directors organized and
olected the following officers: Presi¬
dent, P. W. Lore; 1st vice-president.
Russell H. Armstrong; 2nd vice-
president, William II. Kirkpatrick;
3id vice-president, Newton R. Tur¬
ner; Secretary, A. T. Bowlby, and
treasurer,  Bolton   I.  Lore.
Finance committee, P. W. Lore.
William H. Milchsack. This is a
Pennsylvania Corporation engaged
in the business of buying and selling
Mortgages on income producing real
estate guaranteeing mortgages and
financing new construction. Divid¬
ends on percentage cumulation pre¬
ferred s'ock are payable semi-annu-
r.lly January 1st and July 1st. Sub¬
scription books have been opened
for the sale of the capital stock at
$50.00   par .value.
Horse Compiny Meeting
.Vol til!
Hi
i "liri-ti
Insurance
'!
u >pnn
ani/atioi
.  of  the
ind
;...-
of
The
i'om.'1'i
Moridi
ei 'tninr
pro  t
Reorganization  Meeting
Council   of  st.  John's   Lutheran
ration  m I   in   regular s,.--ion  on
v evening and reorganized for the
year    rs    follows:      President,
'm,    Edwin    Scheurer;    Recording
- retary
tary,   H.
Gold.
F.  L.  Iliri
.    P.   Koch;
Ilie   folio-win:
:   Financial  R rcr
Treasurer,   W.   1.
committees   were
Six  Gets   Divorce    .
v n-  ; he  mother df  -i'* !
Ll st   is and   ' he  youn
I,  thai   fact   did  not   pr»-
-r phine    Suranofsky,    of
ic   divorce   court   and i
- ri ion   from   t be i
d   Thursday  by j
Tin*   libellaut    brought i
r  husband,  John   Sur- j
sent   a hereabouts are
tuple  were  married  in |
Austria-Hungary  on   November  5,  1000,1
and   came   to   this   country   two   years I
Inter, taking up their residence in Beth-
I i. in.    (in July  25, 1015,  the  husband |
wilfully desert *d  hia  wife,  and  the de-
ree was signed on that ground.   George
W. Geiser, master, recommended the 'li-
Mother
Mtho
■hildr i>,  the
-l    s   \i.
ent Mr-. Jo
Bath,   entering
. * uring a h;.r
f i h tr, which \
' '.';•.   Stewart,
mofaky, whose
inknovi n.    The
Fl ankenfield
Hu
ation -.rri- affc 'ti
-.   Presidei
Vice  Pn sidenl ;
and   Wi
\.  ii.   Koehler,
■
it,   Lloyd
rind   I  l..'l ;
bill-  v.
.,1 .1*
■•"lr
ot
E. Hah
E    1'
men
r, Br
Dude, II.
operty, El-
v, Thomas
1   Heckman,
.n  Elkton, Mil., wedding that  was of
■f duration and had a diaatroua end-
was   thru   of   Mr.   and   Mrs.   Milton
Huffman.   They were married at that
on   May   30,   I'' 17.  aiirl   this   nioin-
ludge    Stewart     signed    a    decree
nting   a   divorce   to   ths   husband   on
groninls- of  misconduct  on the prut
of   the   wife   with   Thomas   P.   Harris.
Daniel   McCarthy,   attorney,   of   Bethle.
In in, recommended  the  decree.    The  li
bellant, \* h    is a Bethlehem banker, ia ■
ttion, I resident of that city, «!;ile the respond-
mond|eni at present  makes her home iu Salts-
township,   Lehitrh  county.
ptiir-e
till
-CH;     Audi
■   ' -   $12;   I
Treasurer's
adl. !'" in ,;
The   incur
«8.25,   plus
'87.     The
tor's   fees,
oil.'   In'-'
fee  |16;
and  posti
ie,
tc.
ic   past
from    In-
rea   for
'rivinr_r  a
V'rir    *
the   sau.
ralance  i
)f   rspl SS
TROLLEY CAR MOTORMAN
IS FREED OF CHARGE
Nazareth  Aide-man  Siys  There  is  Not
Sufficient EVvidenct
William   11.   Fanst,   of   8 hneeksville
Lehigh
trollev
\   fa
l,v   Vr-
Chi ken Dinner
,,  ,| nner   ** .
I,   ii    li ■". Htmd ly
■  Invited   ■' ■
....      of  ,.
TATAMY   BGYS   NEAR   DEATH
Broke   Thronch   T'"'n   Ire   on   the  Mes-
er Fi-h Pond
i
dlvid
Us   [ntn   .
on- ■';. .,
buildli  ....'
and   to
altei net
Whltl   I I
Bald   build
pad     i ■   , i,   o
at different   tim
A  will  ' || to 12
morn ng snd  Beotlon   I!  fi   m   I
"I" sfl  ri oon,    This  arti .1 tie  « ill  i as
Holy be reversed  alt. rnat    weeks.
This arrangement   la i  temporary erne
- to U-t mil,   for ths remt ler "f this
year. Next year all ths children can
»K"in Iw pilt on full time for ths «hole
year.
Admission of Beeinnera
Beginners   will   1„*  admit led   February
**■     All  children   who  are  ail   years
\
!
Go!'
n v.'.
l n  the WI
i*   w i||   ' .-   t *■ o   sixth
iii ing ' he \
of  the day,    8 et ion
wedding.
■
It   Copl.iy
KHnt It. of Cop
i    th ir    gofn n
•   SI.",,   Mr
•i   cbil
ling twenl r-se\
.,   nt tended  a   hi"h   iiia-s
in St. M
nuple  M . ■
llildeie.'H   nt    »li
l.rit.u  a gold, ii wi *hl i
r,|    i>   Ihe   M.
-mill,  gift-* were  r. i
illen   wars  Icon   lo   Mr
-evi|tl   of   w hoin   sill * i
of   Neaqushoniag;   Frank. John. Qaorga
end    Mrs.    I    Bi ker,   of   Coplay;   and
Frances,   of   Plinulield,   N.   J.,   and   Mrs.
Victor Beers, of Narareth.
llri   rlllil'lil,   where
.   i; v.  Father
■in*   years age,
-I nn  i   \\ rl- s  rv
x'r nv   hand-
I     Fifteen ehll-
i, I Mrs   Kliniilcr.
,  nrimely.  Joseph
and  'hi
1919.
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■itton   oceured   April
Ralph Bn  '
nn
mill    Ol       '
nd v
enjoying   I
ke  r:
y  IIei
o    their    1
'■   re   the
hey wi
one  ti
irge Brodt. and :
■    Milli'irn.
tc rr-r*    i i
,;  h     i I    of
The
•i   th iy
les \* ■ ■
rlinl .1
I   them
...   Mr,  Sand '-
>a   s tb   dried
■ir own
." perienee,
Ivci-hts    f Fr ends    p Will '
The  ' r,  No.  '
er Knights of Friendship, will hold tlui-
11 iinl iv
■oni
L. B. C. Election
r,   C.  of  the  st.  John's
i. h he'd their annual elee*
i-. January D,   1081,    The
Y
The Y !
Lutheran I I
•ion of olT .
following were sleeted I IVe-id-nt. Mnrv
Kleppin'ter: Beeratarr, Myrtle Muck;
Asat. Sec, Grace Bitter; Treasurer
Helen  Both
• kl]    in w in r   ..a
ni \t in Balp'a Hall.
\     Inri;..    glass    Of
initiated   and the
Washington   Chamlx
Ire   ill   iittcn.lan c   to
At the same meeting the newly sleet¬
ed   officers   will  In    installed.
All niciiilicrs are urgently rei|uested
lo make un etfort to attend, this beim*
the  night of the closing of the Charter.
, .ni dates   will   b
'-!!' e       t    rl III       flO"
1.      A'll'lltoWII,      «il
c'onfer  same.
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L'nited Evangelical
(P.  K.  Bergman,  pastor)
The  Church   with  a  Welcomo   for
' You.    Seavta free.    Serricea on Ban-
di v.   January   2:!rd,   as   follow*:
9:30 A. M. .Sunday sehpol with
; ciasaes for all.
10:30 A. M. Worship and sermon.
I Theme, "Keep the Fire Burning. '
8:15   p.   M.    Christian   Endeavor
i   eating.     Topic,      "Missionary      Re¬
sults in Asia."      Leader, Mrs. H. B.
; Seyfried.
7 P. M. KvTiing worship and
.-. r.mon. Theme. "The Supreme
stion of God — 'Where Art
Thou'."
The evening service will be evan-
gerlatic.     Good gospel singing.
St. John's Reformed
i (W. H. Wotring. D.D.Lld.D., pastor)
•Saturday 7 P. M. Catechetical
| lectures.
Sunday 10:30 A. M. Morning
worship  and sermon.
2   P.  M.     Sunday school.
6:15   P.   M.     The  Jr.  C.  E.
7 P. M. Evening worship and
sermon.
Wednesday 1:30 P. M. The
Ladies' Aid.
7:30 Mid-week Prayer and Bible
study.
Thursday 4 P. M.     Mission Band
Mennonite Brethren ln Christ
The church of the M. B. In C. con¬
gregation on Broad street, was filled
on Sunday evening when Rev. H. B.
Musselman, pres ding elder of the
Bethlehem district, preached a
towerful sermon  on salvation.
On Tuesday evening. Rev. E. E.
hublic, of Stroudsburg, occupied the
pulpit.
Revival services are in progress
i-.ud followed on good old fashioned
Bible lines.
On Friday evening the superin¬
tendent of the flourishing Sunday
school will address the meeting.
On Sunday, something special will
take place in the Sunday school,
which will be followed by a sermon
by the pastor, Rev. J. G. Shireman,
also in the evening song service and
preaching.
On Tuesday evening, Rev. R. L.
Woodring, of Coopersburg, will
pleach again.
The revival will continue for some
time every night. Everybody is
welcome.
(Rev. j. Q. Shireman, pastor)
St. John's  Lutheran
(Rev. M. M. Dry, paator)
Morning service 10:S0 o'clock.
Subject, ■* Finding and Not Seek ng.
Vesper service 7 o'clock. Subjec;
"Prosperity in the Divine Life."
Sunday school  2  P.  M.
Ladies'  A d.  Wednesday   2   P.   M.
Catechetical    class.    Friday,    7:30.
Choir rehearsal) Friday,  7: 10
Moore Township Charge
(Rev. J.  E. Smith, Pastor I
■ Regular service,  Emanuel church.
Potersville,  10 A. II.
Regular   service.      Salem   Church.
Moorestown, 2:30  P.  M.
[     Installation    o£ officers  with     the
r noun  service.
Moravian  Church
i (Rev. Paul S. Meinert  M. A., paator)
10:30  A.  M.     Litany and sermon.
:-'■ i num     by     the     pastor.     Theme,
Cod's Opes Doors."
2     P.   M.     Sunday     school.     Last
Sunday waa a record attendance and
a   tremendous     inferos'     was   mani-
I fi sted.     Let     it     continue.     Classes
fOT     :il I   ages,     from  cradle  to     the
i crave.
8 P M senior and Intermediate
O.B.
7 P. M. Professor C. E, Clewell.
of ho CJnivers.ty of Penayhranla, will
speak to us on the Larger Lifi
lVundation." His ir.ss.igi- will bs
an evangelistic appeal, which is
fter all ths Foundation of the
Pi undat on. It is a special message
:or tha younger-and older men, all
Both Out-of-Town Visi¬
tors and Citizens Ex¬
pressed Great Praise;
Next Program Will be
Given February 17;
Place to be Announced
Later.
The monthly meeting of the Musis
Lovers' Club in the Moravian Rundaf
school room on Thursday, January 13th,
was attended by a larger audience et
jiatrons of music. The program pre¬
sented was of the uaual informal type.
Out-of-town visitors aa well as citizeaa
of the town expressed great praise ef
the excellence of the program presented.
The Club haa gained considerably in sap-
porters since the last program and rka
members are now more enthusiastic
than ever to present high class musical
programs for the people of Nasareth
The next program will be given Feat
17 at a. place to be announced later
As a special feature of this prograsi
Prof. Hans Drissel will give several
'cello solos.
The following program was rendered:
The opening number, "Canr.onetta" eon
posed hy Victor Herbert, waa rendered
in a commendable style by the ensemble
of strings and brass. A selection by
ri ladies' quartette composed of Miaa
Claire Wunderly, Mrs. Meek, Mra. Hat-
tie Hahn, and Mrs. F.dgar Kern was
well received. The "Gypsy Trio," by
Hnydn, written for 'cello, violin and
piano and given by Mr. Walters, David
Thaeler and Miss l.#ah Unangst met
with pTeat favor. A cornet solo by Har¬
ry Miller was rendered in a masterful
manner, showing that the soloist is a
player of exceptional ability. The fea
tare of the evening was the rendition
of Sehuman'a "Quintette" in Kb by Mr
Jacob Hartzell. Mr. Charles Schnur and
Miss Mildred Paulus, violins; Mr. Wil¬
liam Hartman. viola, and Prof. Hans
Dressel, violo-eello with Miss Florence
lluss at the piano. A soprano solo by
Mrs. I'.urd followed. Mrs. Burd's super¬
ior voice and pleasing: personality worn
for her the favor of the audience. Thn
program closed by a rendition of "Da
uu-'" from Henry VIII. by the ensemble.
An enthusiastic business meeting foi
lowed. The public is urged to attend
these   meetings.
The
,:
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the
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Bible Class Election
laator'a   Bible  Class  of the  Ma-
Sunday   school   bad   election   ot'
last   Tiiursrlrry   evening   in   ths
mm of the church.
The   following   were   elect
year:      President.   Mr-     1 	
Vice   President,    Mrs     Willii
-.,:-■': rv, M        '        Ie  Menl
S etary    ^s    Will
in r, .1. Allen Sehaeffer; Assl
i lint.  Fraats.
Mr. .1.  Allen  Sehaeffer, th
*-(   which p
] :m v. ■. •
i..-■:,, . i be rear        It
• I nosi  3,000.    Tl
133   mi   the   roll.      S
meet im' sugar cal e and i ■ ff a
■rl.
I' ■  j   ir  mot'
Lord," given  !•>,   the  pas' ir,
rd by    "
ij   Ti    «
rreasurei.
al   present
business
.,   mere serv.
rong  In  Ths
, was adopt'
r   19'21.
.'    which   will,
»ble to U
After   the   s<
the sxecu
ed all worki i
how i'\ sr,
b a omen.
be   equally
meeting  of
e,     caj»tains
d i)  -        1'   M     Anna Nltseh-
!   Circle meets.
7  P. M.    Conflrmanda    meet    for
lutsructlons.
Wedi •   .1 . •■   1  P. M,    Junior I     C
7: IE    P.    M.      Prayer   meeting.
B-oin.   i 1
if   the   3
-
.
:' was   '■'•■ 'te !
it:   M s.   Kll n   H ihn,  S
n '  Mist  Mary  Vanatta, Treasurer.
.   a on en I Hold were
• I    lasa ilou era   Sn ip Di agons.
r  the busin thej   were
Invited by Mr, and Mrs. Reusswig to
intake oi most elegant rofr ihm tits
'he class is bubbling with enthusiasm,
teaidea the liberal offering every Sun
lay they lune adopted an Armenian m-
ffhaa   fas  oaw   year,  ami  «iii  also  do
heir part towards the larger Life Foun
lation   of   the   Moravian   Church.
They  had  a  most  enjoyable  time.
Annual Election
The anna I *:
■
\(v. dl- v   House,
day,   J iunary   1.'
u   of   ' ho   Arvon
ir. id .a the
Wind Crip. Satur-
■h.    l i rwins
ad: W. I. So pie,
i' nisi ii. ii. Her, John A. Stay, Dr,
\ B. Ms sin ■ -r. j flveati r Garr.
W illi m II. Mrkhsack, W. I). Woik-
Leiser.
After adjournment of the ,stock-
I elder's meeting the directors
elected the officers for 1921. Presi¬
dent, W. I. Selple; Vice-president,
I aniel B. Heller; Secre'ary, W. D.
Workheiser, and Treasurer and
Manager, John A. Eley.
Discuss  Forest   Fire 'Pre-v-ention
Harriaburg, Pa.  Ian. Il'   Distriet Ft
R    v"     Stadd        of    \nalomink,  re-
.   called   a  meeting  of  the  -c.-t:.*B
n of  the Del Lael swanns
and   Western   railroad,   between   Poeone
Summit  and  Analomink, to discuss for-
est lire prevention measures En that dis-
'   ■ >st  r Stadden has notified tha
.  Ivania    I > part menl    of   Forest  f
■  tha mei I i" • was held in .tlie read
muster's office at Stroudabuis.
Forester Stadden explained to (he «"»■
tion foremen their duties aa Special For¬
est    Firs   Wardens,   clearing   up   some
tlint   wei bing   the   ■    »
iilm.it   their   '   .rk  ns   protectors  of   ths
timborlanda . '  I ire I  tires adjac. ai
to  railroad property.
Vigilance   H -c  Comn.->ny  Notes
■ -'i■.-.■■   Hi        . '■■    pa I"-.  No,   1.   met
in  refriiis r '■    nd i v
and  'lis
t
-.   meml era   m r ■ els
• v. o   propositionr.   for   meriiViership   were
ts
'
'       ■ Bret   al
•
tran   i '
a-ial   report nted   at
• two er*.
""ii/ ■      .■    i'i    flourishing   comli
Painfully S-alded
|i>... to a sii..ht mishap to the enfins
on Monday Wilson Bocitlsr while st-
tending to his duties aa ero-ineer on the
L. A X. E. railroad, met with the nils-
fortune of bavins one side of his body
and one arm painfully scalded. He Mas
given first aid treatment by a physieisa
and later removed to Ms borne on Pros¬
pect street, where he was made as com¬
fortable as possible under the condi¬
tions.