The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
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AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED  TO    LITERATURE,   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
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NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAV MORNING. NOVEMBER 29. 1928
No.1
tborate Displays Make luct Show Best Ever; Gala Features for Young Folks; Specialists Lecture
¦a. iSTentb annual farm show
atai by the Second National
of Nazaretb   at    Naiar«tb
gymnasium last Friday and
dgy was one of the best ex-
OBi o( Its kind ev«' •»«''* The quantity and quality
^ disi'layed surpassed any
^trsrlous vears nnd shows  be-
1 doubt that tbe exhibition is
¦g a very decided helpful e(-
on (armint;  and  growing  in
taction.    More   table    space
[(lotted this year than In prev-
I yaars and the quality of the
tacts was noticeably   an    im-
tment   on    that   of   former
^fii greatest improvement was kaps noticeable In the potato apple displays. In both o( ja products appearance and jHy were markedly above that snner years.
ke attendance at   tba   Friday jon was extremely good, fully I persons attending the meeting jbe evening.   John Vandervort, ^the Stata  College,    spoko    on lltry raising and   jwinted    out ;¦ and means (or   the   better- It o( the (owls In the farmyard He also pointed   out    the ,jiented yield   o(   eggs    when iris are properly cared (or and non-producers are culled.     A riag picture reel was shown to lOBstrate     various     elements ed In the talk. Ta movie was also shown of the hod of raising pigs without a These little   fellows    were without a mother  and    were 1 ky means of nipple and bottle through a board to form It Is called a mechanical sow. Saturday tbe show was fea- by a fashion pageant show- women's dress down throush itory, beginning with the Egyp- BB the  fashions    were    shown lUirough tba Grecian, Roman, per- lloda and then skipped   to    Ellza- Ihsthan England.    Then followed i Itha   Puritan,   Colonial,    Martha ITashlngtoa, Umpire. IS40. is(50. IIIS, lltt, 1902,   1928    period;-. fSgsaat was  under direction iriUjKargaret Erlkson, of the
CHURCH TO CONDUCT EVAN¬ GELISTIC SERVICES
After having conducted a suc- ful evangelistic  campaign  in Ziou    Evangelical      church, sph   Rowan   will    serve    the sn     Memorial      Evangelical llfch (or a couple weeks in Jan- He will be assisted in the iic and in young people's work f hit daughter, Miss Vergie Row- ¦a.   One o( the   most    extensive ipaigns ever held in Nasareth IwlU be presented.
9CAL IN LUTH¬ ERAN CHURCH SUN.
On Sunday  evenUiB,   December
|2. there wiil be a musical in   St.
John's Lutheran   church,    begin-
Inlng !tt 7.30 o'clock.    Organ pre-
llude.  prologue,   Rogers;   anthem,
r'WUh Angels   and   Archangels,"
Bsrton;  duet,  "Thou  Art Near,"
Jshfonl, Mrs.  w.  J. Happel  ahd
Charles .Schnerr:  o((ertory, "R»»-
Prie,"    Raldwin;     antbem,    "Tha
ord Rringi* Back His Own," Oal-
^falth.    and    postlude    "Jubilate
^men," Kinder.
Home Economics Extension De¬ partment o( State College. Miss Krikson explained the various cos¬ tumes as they were presented while l*ro(. Charles Henn at the piano played muHic characteristic o( the nation or period o( the (ashion displayed.
In tbe evening inovlen were .sliown o( the Uoyn and (iirls Farm Club tour.s to Washington, I). C. and niethod.s of pack Irain trans¬ portation used in tlie Itocky moun¬ tain regions.
During the Saturday evening ses.sion County Superintendent Cieorge A. Orim announced the winners o( the essay contest. In connection witli the (arm products show. The (ollowing were named: First prize, Hannah I,. Johnson. Easton, R. 4, aged 12; second, Anna May Gradwohl, Hecktown, aged S; Eva Kostenbader, third, Nazareth R. D. 3; (ourth, Kath¬ ryn Schultz, Kaston R. D. 4, aged 12. The (ollowing won prizes of one dollar each: Catherine A. Siegfried, NazaretK^ Helen l'nger, Jackson School; Kathryn .Stoudt. East Lawn; Rosle Franczak, .Vnna Romnnick. Ilow.ird John.son, Naz¬ arefh; Retly Wunderly, Nazareth; Fern Raldllne, lU'tliiaJieni! Ecfna Schultz. Kaston R. D. 4; John J. Correll, Nazareth  R.  D. 2.
Class I—Potatoes. White Po¬ tatoes. 1. Amos Casnor; 2, F. .\. Roth: .•?, F. (i. Uoth; 4, C. W. Wllllama; 5, O. W. Buss.
Russetts—1, F. L. lioth: 2 II. E. Weltknecht; ,1, A. A. Borgei-; 4. Herbert Person; ,';. W. H. Schlegel; <5. Orner Dietterich: 7, Thomas Rlnker; s. r. W. Wil- ll.'ms.
(lass II—Pot.To flub. 1. Marv C. Werner: 2, Klvl". Cradwohl; 3 Harold Bu.skirk. 4. Hilda Bus¬ kirk; ,'>. Emma Smith; C, E.lna Wolbach; 7. Hilda Rotb; S. Mar¬ vin Heller: P. Wilbert T.'oth; 10 Miriam Wolbach.
Class III—Corn, Yellow Dent. 1 F. A. Roth: 2, H. E. Wfit- knerbt:   ^. Oil  er Kabler.
White C:ip -1. Marvin ir'Ilpr.
Flint—1.    \IiiO    Edelman:      2, fContlnued on Page Four>
NEEDLEWORK GUH^D TO RE FORMED SOON
I   Our Turkey's Getting Bigger and Better
By AUmiT. RM
UNION THANKSGIVING SERVICE IN MORAVIAN CHURCH TONIGHT
Rev. Wotring To Deliver
Sermon; Splendid Musi-
cal   Program
Union Thanksgiving Day servi¬ ces in tlie .Moravian churcli on Thursday begin with a musical pri.Krani by the Joint clioir and orclustras o( tlie churches in town at 7 p. 111. Service bf-eiiis at 7..'io o'clock. Count your hle.ss- iiifs: name tli(;ni one hy one: ciiiint your bles.sings. see what (!(jil hath done.
(Jather with (iod"s people to ex¬ press your gratitude to (Jod who giveth all. The spirit of •Couut- ii\'4 lib'Hsings" and sa.v ing "Thank Vcu " iicis f.arriH(l humanity on¬ ward fl rough the ages; a spirit 'hat has accepted sorrow and d's- appointment a.« the inevitable in ife. and. despite these thlng->, Ifnows that there are blessings iii the world and Su proceeds to conn'   them.
TlKiiilisKlvins Day is Ihe logical time to check up on your lilesa- iiiu's.
Tlie sernirin will In? jireachefl Uy Rev.   VV.  H.   WotriiiL'.
Town Council Considers Annexation of 200 Acres; School Crisis in Adjoining Townships Incited Action^
.\ii important item of busllie.ss ly be traii.'^acted by the Borough Council ot .N'azareth, will l>e the leading oa the third and final pas- HiiK'i of an ordinancfi tuinexinij coiniderablfe of the surrounding territory to the borough. The ([uestioii will be finally decided when tbe council meets on Do- r'-n.lier ;{. If finally passed by ihat orgaiiizi-.tion, the proposition will then he presented to tiie county courts (or adjustment of (lebt.s and  apporlionmtut    of    e.'c-
I'.BIlHeS.
.'iOO feet, thence across the prop* iTty of the Nazaroth C; meut Coin- paiiy. to t:ie Li-higb and New Eng« land Kailroad, tbeu on to thu Eas¬ ton Highway, where th'.- line runs ill the center of tbe highway about 500 fe^jf, and then cuta across the property of .John Bels* el Tbe new liiu- tlien strikes tbe old b'jrough line on M'in stre&t aiui continues along tli-i Bath- Nazareth pike In un irregular conr+e (or about .1500 feet, cut¬ ting across the property of tho I'enn   Dixie   Cement     cori'oratlQtt
Tiie   annoxatiou   ordinance   (ol- nnd of the Lone Star Ce-nent <bin-
lov.efl   a   petiti(jn  to  tiie   .N'uzaieth pjmy  of  the  old   Christian  SprlBg
Council     some     weeks     ago    rnd P.oad.   where it  ivinnocts  with t^a
signed   by a  majority of  the (ree old Ijorougli  line   and    ( illow?    It
lioiders  of the   districts     adjacent around   Black   Rock woods. to   the  bfirouf^b.   in     I'pper    and       The territory to be annexed Is
Lower Xazaretii townships. said to be facin.? a school crisis in
The aniount  of  territory  which th",t  they need new schools.    Tho
will he afff^cted hy the annexation school  at Christian  Sprii g is cnn-
h.'ts  not  been  made  known,  hut It gested. It is reported, :>nd the chll-
WILSON HIGH HERE   iLocal Club in Competition
VV. S. Wing Appointed General Sales Manager of Penn-Dixie Cement
is estiiiKited liy some to be about 200 acres. This new territory starti to the east of the town, (ol- lov•;^ the railroad line down lo Walnut street, thence alons Wal¬ nut street, under the bridge aliout
dren in thft district ji.it west of Nazareth arc on part time and many persons In the district would like to be la the borough, to en¬ joy, among fdher tliii.^s, better school facilitle.'^.
pTKRTAlXMENT AT
j PORKS CHl'ItrH
Tho Weii-\v„rth-While Society pt Forks chuich will render a, Mnj',  "Just   I'lain   Mary,"   In   thel ^¦"' ''*''"''''""'"'''''''*^ ''''" ^'"^"^
A movement to organize a Needlework Guild (or Northamp¬ ton County has been begun by Mrs. J. I'pton .Meyers, president o( the Bethlehem branch of tbe or¬ ganization. The new organiza¬ tion would unite the branch bod¬ ies of the guild in Bethlehem, Eas¬ ton. pen Argyl, Hellertown, Naza¬ reth, Batb and East Catasauqua.
A county meeting of the mem¬ bers of the various branch organ¬ izations will be held some time be¬ fore October l.">, irt2!>, at which time Mrs. Thomas Preston. Jr., the national president, will be the, main speaker, Mrs. A. D. Thaeler| of Nazareth will preside at tbe nieeting.
In the interests of tiie new or¬ ganization Mrs. Meyers li.n spok¬ en at tb© various me<»tinss of the branch guilds In Northampton county dnring the past few weeks. During the past week she was Iiresent at the meetings in Bangnr, Hellertown nnd Emaus.
FOR GRIDIRON CLASH THIS MORNING
The banner crowd of the sea¬ son is expected to gather on Naz¬ areth High geld this morning to witness the Nazareth High-Wilson (ootball field, beginnig at 10 o'clock. Wilson is expected to bring along a bis; crowd o( root¬ ers and local (ootball (uns determ¬ ined not to be outdone by the visi¬ tors will also turn out one o( the largest crowds o(  the year.
The N.izareth team is going Into the game under the handicap of being without the service o( Sam Sblivifc-.-, th.ir i'..\T ri.-jht h^.'' -vh- suffered a broken collarbone In the game with Northampton High. Bayda. risht guard, will nlso be on the bench as a result of in¬ juries suffered in the Northamp¬ ton same.
Coach Leh wili likely use Smith or .Michael (or a time In the back¬ fleid although both of these play¬ ers nre badly needed in tbe line. Substitute backfleid players was he bugbear of the present season for Coach Leh who had carfeully nursed his backfleid for the game (Continued on Page Five)
With Jersey Rotarians for Attendance Record
.\fier three 100 percent meet- in iis the .Nazareth Rotary club slipped a cog Monday evening, and two members missing marred an otherwise perfect record. Tbe local club is contesting wilh the Vineland, .V. J. Rotarians lu an attendance record contest, the winners to be treated to a dinner by the losers.
Rev. W. H. Wotring. pastor o£ «* .Jchr.'" Reformed church, wfis tbe speaker nt the session. He took for his theme "Thaiiksgiv- iiLu;." The speaker traced the origin and •history of the day sl'.owlng how the people of Colon¬ ial times gathered in their cliurches to give thanks for boiui- tlful harvests and other blessings
tbe speaker (or next Monday's nieeting. CJuest'i of the evening were Dr. .\. D. Thaeler and George Welty, members of tbe Nazareth Liuns Club. Visitors present were J H. Wiiy, Charles I'lman, W. L. Wilson. H. B. Farquhar, C. K. Mowrer, Charles Vorkeller, Wal¬ ter Schanipel, A. L. Hu(f. J. 1. Siegfrie.l. all members o£ the Bethielem Rotary Club.
Bowling at Y. M. C. A.
Teui;-. .Vo. 1 1 piiot-d hy Harry I Happel Monday evening defeated I team No. i piloted hy Heller on I the .N'azareth V. M. C. A. alleys, I The winners were over oOO pins through the year. Dr. VVotrini?, ahead when the game ended the deplored the lark of the spirit of! score staniling l'.">>iO to 234?. The Thanksgiving among the people of ; scoring:
H, Happel C. Happel .\.  Ahel   . .
Ed«lman
today, generally, and pointed to the lack of Interest shown In local church at the annual rnion Thanksgiving service. He voirnd a wish that the church(Ui might i>e fllled with people Itlled witb tlieji.iurfy Thanksgiving spirit at this time.   |
Rotarian   George   Grim   Save  a!      Total report  of   the    progres.i*     of     tl'.e Harmonica   band  and  stated   thit' Heller over liiO boys were under instr::c-! Zie^lnr
Team No.  11.
.l.ti'.\.\E.SE   iU%.l.%lt.
Tbe D. W. Club will bold a Japanese bazaar in Altemos" store¬ room on Saturday. December S. The articles (or tbe bazaar were sent (rom Japan by .Miss Florence Buss, a missionary in Vokohaina. Japan, If you are looking for TTiTmonlca band and are receiving Christnias   sifts  that  are   unusual   iiistriiction,
and iiie.vpeiisive. yoti will be sure Kdward Heilman led in the lo find tlieni here. The proceeds of slnuiiig and Jake Boerstler presid- fbe bazaar will he sent to Miss ed at the piano. Howard .«!hlnii-r. Buss to he used In Japanese mis- pre.sident of the club, presided, sion work. pr   a. D, Thaeler
,167 l.-.O 225 141 114
216 I!t2 106 146 17S
IS?, 173 152 1.t7 220
366
54:? 414 513
tlon each Friday at the local Hich| school. In addition to these iHe: Roy Scouts are also org.iniziti!' a '
.-^nyder Beitel    , riiler   .
Total
. .707 Team . .11',:, . .149 . .14;-, . .174 , . 12.'?
SOS .No. 2 170 207 1.-4 1:,''
147
SS.)   2.-SO
177 ir.6
IOS
in I
142
;-2! 512 467
4:{: 412
Tile Pennsylvania-Dixie Cement ('oi'lioration announces the -.[i- pointiiient of Walter S. Wing as 'leneral Salts .Manager effective .November l.j. I'J'.i'^. In his new position Mr. Wing will lie in gen- t-ral charge of the marketing of the corporation's products and will be located at l:U East 4t;th street. New Vork City.
.Mr. Wing graduated from Cor¬ nell I'niversity with the degree of .Mechanical Engineer in lt>07 and In that summer entered the steel business in Pittsburgli. obtaining employment with a subsidiary of the I'nited States Steel Coriiora- tion. About 190S he was trans¬ ferred to another subsidiary, the I'lli> ersal l^ortlaiid Ctiinent Com¬ pany, by which company he has l>"en enipiloyed until very rfc-^iuly. 'I'he i«8t IH years bo aarved t'lilversal Conijiaii.v as Kastern sali's manager witli his office in Pittsbiirgh.
.Mr. Wing has always been iii- tf-rested in public and civic affairs and was an active member of the I'nited States Chamber o( Com merce, Penn.sylvania State Cham¬ ber of Commerce, Oh'o i^tate Chamber o( Commerce. Pi'ts- burgb Chamber o( Commerce, anl! Ci\ic Club of Allegheny county. He is also a member of the tinier- lean Society (or Testing Materials. Cornell Society o( Engineers, and in   Pittnbiirifh  ]\e \t,  r^  itiuniber of
tht;     Duiiuoauo      C!lut>.      t.'ulvaraliv
Club. Longiie Vue Club, Railway Club of Pittsburgh. .\utomotiiIe Club of Pittsburgh, Pitf.sburgh Builders K.\chan?e and others.
SrHOOL DIRECTOR SHIMER ADDRESSES STUDENT BODY
Fraternal Orders In Quoiting Contests
The P, O, S, of A. tiuoit tos.sers put rings around the O. K. F. team on .Monday night at Shafer's hail by the secre of 35 to 21. Warren     Smith,     Cbarles     Febr,
Tlie Assembly on Wednesday iiioiiiiii?, .November Jl, was ojieiie.l with an orchestra selection under the direction of .Miss Schul-: George  Smitb each scored  ten  or
er, followed by the devotional es.- r "cl.ses.
The program was sponsored liy ;lie Athletic .\ssociation. Tbe general toj'ic was "Good Sporti- niaii!-bip."
Ttie first talk was "-Sportsman¬ like Veils." by Anna Stem. Tbis was (ollowed by a talk entitled. "Honest Play Versus I'linecessary U.)ii.ghness," by Vlncetit cock,
William Altemose favored the school wi'h a violin solo entitled "Inf 1 oducti'.ui   and   Song    to     tbe
also played "Sonny Boy" by re- ([uest.
Vi'alter Peters delivered a taik i-nfitled "Recognizing tbe Merit of •]\f Ojiponent,"
Th" main speaker of the morn¬ ing. H E, Slilmer. was then pre¬ sented. Mr. Shimer's subject wa'- "Good   .S[uirtsmaiiship, ¦
Ml. Shimer pointed out that Hill ici in business are very closely allied with good sportsnianulilp in tba*   tlie   Golden   Kule.   "();)   unto
more games (or P, O. S. of A. Stanley VV'oo;lring was high for O. K, F,  with nine.
Individual   scoring   follows:
O.  K. Friendship.    K. Wuader-
ly 4, S.  Woodrinjf 9,  Ray Simons
2, A.   D. Troxell*   3. D.  Fraulten-
field 4.  R. Serfas* 6, W. Bigley 4,
fi. Bartholomew  5, S. Kratzer 2.
P. O. S   of A,     O. Smith 10, C.
Sander-. Weaver 4. W. Smith 12, R. Wear-
! er 5.  T.   Weaver   8,  Cbarles  F-iltr
10. S    Fehr 9,  F,    Lebr»»     9.    A.
Getz :;.
 A,   D,  Troxell   played aa atib- mtttmtw nrr iri   rraiilfai^flalrf     ..-^J I/'-hr   played   as   substitute for A.'
Ge!/. O   IC
p. O,
of A.
4 .1 2 3 2 5 3—81 4 5 C 5 6 3 6—35
Na/..«reth Castle. K. O. E, tied the Red .Men to the stake in the Castle's c(i)arter« in Odd Fellow Hall Tuesday evening when they caught tlie Minnetonka Tribe of B<'d M.^n in a game of quolta and tied tbem up with a 29 to 19 score.     The  game   was   play«i<l  In
ther- as you would have thnm do   the serl»-;  j,^   g.^ini^^   ()nln5 staged unto you."  underlies them  both,   , f{i part  of tb<»   schedule    of     the
Oi.e   .Uauiil t'
to  be  a
If ri,    ,
modes!.
part
Pintsrual
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Mr. .ind .Mrs. Milton F:. Stu!>er. of tlie Tatamy road, wore dinner guests of .Mr, and .Mrs. .S. J. Eberts, .Sou'h  Broad street.
IJAKE  H.U.y.   DM'.   I.
Tli*^ Au.viiiary of .Sons ot l'nion VfUerans will hold a bake sale in Charle.s Reese's store. South M;>iii street on Saturday afternoon, De- I cemher 1. Kadi momber of the I .\iixiliu'-'y Is kindly reque^tt-d to briim siimetiiin.K bak^-d or candy for the sale.
Or1«vi   jnd'MT   Quoit
winner and a good loser.    A har.l! League   of    .N'azareth.     Individual Insi^r becomes a  knocker in later  scTiring follows: . j
life. He doesn't see the good In anything, A modest winner b?- fomes an optimist in   lafer    life*.
pundav
u^ile evening is assured to all who attend.
On Monday evening, December 3. the regular monthly meeting of the society will be hold, at S p. m. Every memher Is refiuested to bring somo small gift to this meeting. The society will makea donation of clothing and toys to the Salvation Army, and all are requested tn bring samo fo this meeting,     Tbo   Christmas     cards
It
scbool   room    on     Fridav [nd Saturday of this week, nt   8 • "1-   This play has a very inter¬ ring plot, and nn excellent cast
\t 20
young people have been se-
pcted to appear in it.    An enjoy
is hoped that many new members will he welcomed into I lie society on Mondav evening.
Mrs.  William  K,  Shinier  w.'',s a \isitor in  Kaston on  Monday.
*igh Valley I. 0.0. F. Past Grands Meet Here
"0 o( (he biggest and most in-   wlilrh thero wero otlur addressi' resfin
fiK moethi-:, or tho Lehigh by |a"ey Past Grand association, L ^' I'. was held .Saturday night M«iarPti,. whrn several bun- Pdpnst offlcers assembled lo m their annual Inatallatlon o( |j«r*Iocted     omcera.
heat
till- new oflicers. .V niur^ical program iiitcr«!perse(l the ad- drcFSi.-s.
Tho  oflicers   installed   were   W, D.  Neff.  president;   A.   R.    Stroh. first  vice-president;   !•'.   Kleckner second  vico   presideni;     Jos.     A Haney,    third    vico      pri?siJent:
rrogram of addresses and  Harry  Evans,  secretary;    R.     D
mer
Ith, l_ -——»-^.,.,    vwuutivB  lain, nnd M. F
«n sitendanca at tha session, Schlecht
Iterant -—*i.ow» •««»»   iiurry
p,rtV7 *.,''''*** '"'''^®''^'on^'f-   Arner,   assistant;   James   Lciben-
treasurer;   L.   A] nd M. F, A. Kia ter and J.   K.    Schmoyer,
th anl^M^' '''°™ Ca'bon, Le- guth,  treasurer;   h,
!•• i« ...  "''"''"P*''"    counties lain, nnd M. F, A. KIstler, W
Appel,  cliap- F.
r-eW i ^ ^*' °- ^*^' **"* Lehigh county; Edwin Obi, 0, tha «ffc PreaWant, who Frey and C, Baker, Carbon coun *»• ouiar offlcers took their tr. snd M. McCullough,
M.   Sny- ™'' "•O'O 0H«, After 1 county, eiecutlre eommitte*^
ti, I!L*. "*'"  »<ldreti was der and R. Uaaagst. Northampton
\u exiiltat.f  winner   becomes     an 'Sjotls-.
I i;ia,v helps one gel ulong In tb' world with otlier JiCopie. If we learn how to play we w/ll know how to treat other people. Gi.oJ siiortsniaiisliip must be carried out in evsrythiuK In life.
At the close of .Mr. Shimer's speech Karl Laudig. one of tbe ch -erlfaders. led tbe school in a cheer for Mr. Shimer and another for till, other siveakers.
Til? iirograni wa.s closed by the Alma .Uater snne by the school, followed   by an  orchestral  marcb.
On   Wednesday    the     Dramatic Club of Nazareth High .Soliool met' at   3..to   for    a     purely     business meeting.      The     president.      Marvl Dry
different  members
K C. E, Bittenbendpr S, Mln- nlch 7. H, Venter 7. Walton 8, Christman S. Itterly 7, .Tohn Neun¬ er C. Frank .^ert'a-,s 7. »
I, O,  R   M     Joe Simons   4, IlaSjeiiliuc^   .f;.   p,   McConigU I F, Stein   1    ('      ^'"stnill-r <, Schlei.-cher  5,  R.    DavIs*     4. Vorel  fi, \v. Herzog 5.
•R.      Davis      substituted Sclileiscber.
'<•  G.   F: 6 .1 6 6 C 3—29
I   O.  R   :\r ?, .f, 2 2 2 5—19
o.
tor
each week. A com.nltteo waj ap¬ pointed to makfli a full propram of re.idings arui the members that shall give tbem. On tbat com- niltte;.' are Hester Kreidler, chair¬ man: Kvelyn Mf-tz, Curie Rader, Virginia Huinmel and lUie Cooley. Orchestra practice w.ts beij .   ,    ^    ... Wednesday   morning   from    S     to
presented the plan of having   .S.to.    .Seveml selectlonn were then Rive     riadings; Kiven  in  tho S 45  a-^-emblv.
Boy Scouts In Court
of Honor Last Week
Tile wiillieti ot tbo ijnuigeH ol Northampton county, contributed an Interesting pageant, entitled ¦'('ositiines of Long .\go," oa Sat¬ urday afternoon at 3 o'clock iu Iho chapel of tbo Nazaretb Hall Military .\cademy, nt Nazareth, for tbe pleasuro of tho many folka tbat attended the farm pro¬ ducts show being held during tbe week-end In tha fymnasium of the historic school buildlnff.
'">'     me; ."^liir   i;i;in.:e.    .Moore>-towi women Illustrated the ccstumesof   t;,ii. .Mi various ages.     Beginning with the   (Iraime, Kgyptian,     the     \arIou9     periods   .Mrs weri> represented by the following cnst:   Kgyptian.  .Miss  Edna   John¬ son,   Harmony  Grange,   Kreiders¬ ville;   Roman,   Mrs.  John   Heyer, Star  Grange,  Moorestown; Creek, Helen Weidner. Harvester Grange, Wydnor;  Elisabethlan,  Mrs.  Nor- man Fehnel, Star Orange, Moores¬ town: Parltaa, Mrs. riofd Roth,
Puii- Klda    Lerch.     Hainiony Kreidersville:     Cidunial, (ieorge Seifert,  Star Grange, .Moorestown:  Martha Washington, ¦Mrs.  Paul   Seifert,   Star    Grange. Moorestown;  Martha Washington, June .Seifert, Star Grange, Moores¬ towu;  Empire, Jennie Cole, Har¬ mony Grange, Kreidersville; 1820, Estella Wolfe. Harmony Granga, KreldararllU;  1830. Mn. Harvey Frack, Haraoiir Graage.   Kreid-
Cniirtc< V H:i-i 111 Kv|.i I - - ersville; llM.i, .Mrs. Johu Wil liams. Harvester Grange, Wydnor, is.-.ii. Mrs. Ruth Weidnor, Har vester Grange, Wydnor; 1S60, Mrs. Sarah Helny, Harvester Grange. Kreidersville; 1SC3, .Mrs. M. Harway, Harvester Grange W.vdnor; 15 9.1. Mrs. Sarah Heiny! Harmony Grauge, Kreidersville; 1910, Mrs, M. Swarts, Harmoar Orange, KreldersTUI*; 1»S§. Mn. L^ J. Larish. HarrMter Qtougo, Wydnor.
The district court o( honor tor tlio Kast Northampton District was beld in the social rooms of the V, M, C, A. at .N'azareth ou .November 23.
Field E.\tcutive E. A. Andrev, ^ presided assisted by tbe following trooi) committceiueu: Walter KiTii, Nazaieth Troop No. 2; George Smith, .N'azareth Troop No. 2; Andrew- Kern, of Nazareth Vet- eruu Troop No. 1. The Scoutra.is- ters in a'.tendanco wero Charles Whitesell aud hig a.ssistant. J Carling of Tatam.v. R. .Schk-lds of Nazarefh Troop .No. 2- .Scout- mast, r K F. Snyder and AHslst- ant John Crowell. of Nazaretb VetoKin Troop N"o,  1.
Tbe following awards wpr« mado: David Detweiler, fender- foot Df Nazareth Troop No. 1 secoud class, Vincent Keller First class, Ralph Wolf, Harold Krats, and Lloyd Ruth. Merit badges were awarded to th« following- Warren Johnson, MlwmuthiB iMuiInMs. woodcnr»taf. taa41«ntt! MMiicn m4 ototttklix..  Charlw
L lir. woodworking and first aid. James Henry, conserv.ition. Har¬ old Kohn. botany. Johu Mem¬ mert , scbolarihlp. pbotugraphf, botany. Earl Laudig, hiking, rap- lllus and bird study. Vluceut Keller, carpentry and fremaa- ^blp. Heury Schlegel. cboinlstry. Assistant .-^coutmastei .Tohn Cro¬ well, botriiiy and coukliig. A Senior Patrol Lf aders Warrant was isHued to Woodrow Brong. Junior A^sii-tnut .Scoutmaster Wurranti were Issued to Walter liafhuiatt and Harold Robn. .Vn K^nit, badgo was awarded to Charles Whitesell. scoutmaster ot Tat.imy Troop No. 1. Registra¬ tion certificate* wero presented t« tli3 member.^ of Nazareth VttWM Troop Vo, 1 i,jr ScoutmntUf ¦. F. Snydor.     It was   aaaooOOtA   s>«a
Patrol i>MlM« Trataiac   ttoSm wui bo h«u At Pm Arcrt oimi rember x$.   Tk« Conrt oUonmtA^ with th* seottt Mtk.     "^^"""^ held OB  ttntttr recUoa •! "