The Nazareth Item

              Buy-Now Campaigns One¬ sided Affairs
M..r* has been a good bit of wind-fanning in the "buy
-Phimlness    Uke   most   efforts   to   create   a   national
•* i.«i««v by meana of a slogan, this one has frequently
P''!2i S» take into account the basic Intelligence of those
'•*'??-» whom the slogan was directed.   The people who are
•*•    .iwed to "buy now." after all. are you and I. and 115
•^yiFn nther average American" citizens.   If we have  not
"*^ hiivina it was because we felt that prices, conditions
'"tf' thi state of our personal  finances did  not  warrant
""fl ir   If we buy now. It will be because we are convinced
*"*» nrices and conditions and the state of our personal
?'.„.5Is do Justify the making of purchases.
"   -nif. somewhat hysterical note of saving the countiy that
iiiiected into the "buy now" movement in its early .stages
**! orith derisive shrugs, when it did not encounter vigorous
Tliieiation.   The   buying  public  wos   \ery  prone   to   nsk
4 ii»M wholesalers and manufacturers whether they them-
i«« were placing orders In Justification of their exhoit-
H ns to  the public.     Frequently  such questions   proved
embarrftss^^ note is struck by the merchants and business Jn .ho endorsed the "Booster Page" of this i.ssue~" DO.NT
Sake YOUR HOME TOWN THE OOAT."   There is a l'>t
f .^niflcance in these seven words, all of which i.s explained
thnt uage    When contemplating a purcha.se a real good
*JJ," " first consults his home-town merchants, that   is if
he wants to co-operate and in return expects co-operation.
Rod and Gun Club Elects; Activities Under Way
The directors of the Nazareth Rod and Oun Club met , »ug home of Oeorge Orim and at a re-organization meet¬ ina re-elected Roy Kostenbader. president; H. P. Veisle.v, •lee Dresident; S. J. Noll, treaaurer; Harry Oower. secretary; PS Searles, assistant secretary: John Knecht, chairman of mme conimittee; Floyd Kauffman. chairman of flsh com¬ mittee and Frank W. Oold, chairman of fleld activities.
The question ol procuring a suitable location under itste supervision where game could be liberated and hunt- taB be permitted during open season was thoroughly discuss¬ ed and the game committee was instructed to inquire just what action would be necessary in order to get further co- ooeration from the sUte on the matter.
Another suggestion oflered was that the flsh procured for re-stocking purposea by the Club should be placed in nrotected pools until they mature to such a size that the other large ftsh will not eat them. The suggestion Is worthy at attention becauae of the known fact that a great many of the smaller fry are eaten by the larger flsh aa aoon aa they are Placed in a stream or lake and that as many are lost In that manner aa by atream pollution which was also discussed.
The crow shooting contest sponsored by tt\e Club is in full swing and aU ragiatratlona must be made with the McreUry Harry Oower, before February 15 or at the store of Wilhelm Kneeht, who will register the total number shot by each hunter.
NAZARETH
VOL. XXXX
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, .JANUARY 29, 1931
No. 9
AN   INDEPENDENT  FAMILY
NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
Rotary Talks on Timely Topics
Red Cross Relief Committee Holds Meeting
The Civiiian ReUef Committee of the Red Cross met on Uonday evening at tbe home of Mrs. Fred D. Heckman. The members preaent were; Mrs. P. S. Trumbower. Mrs. H. p. Yelslev. Mrs. J. Allen Schaeffer and Mrs. Clara Andrews. A discussion of the work planned by the committee for the future was followed by the transaction of routine and current business. This committee has been active in extending aid to those in need and local people sttould communicate with Mrs. Heckman when auch cases are brought to their atten¬ tion.
Have Vou Contributed To Tlie Red Cross Drought Relief Fund?
County Prize Exhibits at State Show Scout Head Lions Speaker
I /'//IM' Fot Everybody io Lend a Hand
By Alberl
Major Cites Promotion of Character and Citi¬ zenship Training in Scouting
VOLUNTEER PROJECT
Many Local Entries Cap¬ ture Prize Ribbons in All Classes at Harrisburg
MILLER   HERD   WINS
Guern.'sey Herd of Naza*
rene Claims Numebr of
Prize   Positions
^"^"^ Northampton    Countv    was   well
UrsreS Aid of Townspeople represented by both visitors and ex-
~_* .               -,     .       1 »       J hibitors  at   the  15th  annual  State
To Assure Trained Lead* Farm Products Show held in Harris-
.».<,U:^     ;¦•     r'»*iii*a '''»'¦« <iuring the past week. It ts a:v
ersnip     in     r UlUre nounced today by County Agent B.
^—¦— L. Coleman.
The show, housed this year tn Its
Four Members Present
Helpful Conversation
in Round Table
Discussion
FARMERS   NIGHT
County Agent Aids in Pre¬ paring Unique Program for   Next   Weelt
The local Rotai ;ans met in a din¬ ner meeting in the V.M.C.A. dining hall Monday c-. ening with the presi¬ dent ol the club, F. H. Martin, pre- sidmsf.
The se;-")lo.; wa- ope;.eJ w.Ui »i»» singing of "America" by the group under the leadership of sooc leader, Edward Heilman. Some other group singing was also enjo.ei under lUa leadership despite the fact that ttia pianist. Jacob Boerstler. was abaant.
After having dispooed of t -e menu a unique program with P. 8. Trum¬ bower actitig as chairman was pre¬ sented by aeveral of the membera. A ten-minute dlsctiaaion by aeveral of the   members,   termed   a round
Rev. J. A. Kllck, president of the ..   ,^ .., .. .^
local Llona Clum. presided  at  the r.ew building which provides more
dinner meeting of the organization than9 acres of floor space, attracted ^^ ^^ ^ ...^....„.„ .^....^ . .w-™ held m the dining haU of the y.M. visitors from every »ff"®" Of-No^-l table discuwion waa the feature of CA. Tueaday evening.   An attend- thitnptotii  cowitv  who viewed the ^^ program a.id Included a diaeua-
ance of 41 members waa noted at the '*^lPi*''V<*"'^'"«,"'*.»^ ^It »m2^ »lon «' "^'W t0PK» ^ •» informal meeting with Clarence Baker, the show    It Is estimated that 250.000 superintendent of the Northampton Pfopl«   viewed the eahlblta   during Coimty Home, being enrolled and the week and the new building was welcomed as a new member.   Lion crowded to capacity each day. ^
A. O. Kem. the song  leader,  led     Northamptoti county farmera were, J;;"'b^j„^,
aome group sinfflng with the pianist. »^''° ,,:«P^,"f"'!^..^^ „?\hS^^h««   cusaed the qt«,w«.. «,«.,— ««. —
Charlea Heaa, aaaUtlng at the piano.' ?;*^"i=*"^' ,*!L^^*^'' rh.moinJS27r;' info™ial dlaeuaaion of the uaa of tlw
The president.  Rev.  KUek, then ^"^'^* ^^*i« ^i!^h„^5S2^'^ I Oolden Rule in a buslneaa foRovaS.
'^^TffiSZ^Zi'itSS.^ r'«V.^"!,^,-1 "^1^ I    '°°°"°^-°° r^ '^'
a number of gueats.   DIatriet Scout h »)it of Russetts Sixth and Seventh, *      •
Executive W. L. Culpepper, of Eaa-1 Places in Russetts for the dUtrict. I
ton: Scoutmaster and Deputy com- which Includes southeastern Penn-,
missioner Elmer Snyder, of town,'svlvanla. were won by A  A.^B^
and Deputy Regional Scout Execu-I ^"^ "^ ^ J^S^^S'^L ^^!}, o' Nor-
uve Major OO. Vandervough. of thattipton R 2.   W. H. Schletel a^so
Philadelphia, were present as guests nl*c«» ^""lU" i*^*. •=*¦•¦, "Vl ^i^'T of the club, with the last named, R'^r^is and a W Buss. Easton R. 4 executive presenting an Interesting s«cond    In the State wide Cobbler
address on "Scouting" | ^'*^^®3 _
Major Vandervou?h has been ac- *'^ *"<! '" '^e SUte wide exhibit of' a flre pump iu oparatlbn at Plaat 5 tlvely engaged In Boy Scout work l^*^ Russetts was also awarded 4th, c: the Penn-Dixie Cement Cerpor- for seventeen years and it therefore: (Continued OnJ^ge Two)        ^btlon. known locally aa  tlw Peno
quallfled to present a brief history •      •
manner.
H. P. Yelaley waa tbe flrat round table speaker and apoke en tbe quea¬ tion "Is the Oolden Rule AppUeabia Re thoroughlf dia- cusaed the queation Involvad and an
TWO INJURED AT
CEMENT PLANT
Last Wednesday afternoon about
classea, Schlegel's exhibit waa placed . four o'cloclc while engaged in putting
of scout work and to outline the two   E\TERTA^^''S
AlUn plant. Plovd WslUra and Ho¬ ward Phillips sulfered flaah burna ol
Blind Relief Program Reviewed
liRal Lions Club Lauded « Benefactor in County Blind    Program
County     branch. Ivania   Association   for   the -, elected its board of directors ^i-,-,^, . , Thtu'sday evening In the Easton SPbClAL
A.   building.     Mra.   W.    M
>n, vice president, of Easton,
in the absence of the presi-
Walter C. Ruthart. of Bethle-
alio was ill.
Otters   in   attendance
A. Burlingame,   Bethlehem
of the brattch, P. A. Berg-
of   Hellertown.   treasurer:
- O. D. Finnigan. Bethlehem; N.
»_Welngartner and Rev. Paul  B.
, both of Caston; U. C. Hawk.
3. A. Rentzhelmer, of Hel-
Series of Farmers Meetings Next Week ~     Annual Meeting at YMCA
C. of C. MEMBERS OF
PRESENT PETITION
«VEN CASES  HERE SP«'«"«'' '" *""»"¦ »"   Program at Inaian
amiumpton   co'atity   branch. Trail Park
KTI
FEATURES
Reports and Future Plans
of Local Organizations
To Be Heard
The program for a series of farm¬ ers meetings, which will be held at
Indian Trail Park, Pennsville,• Feb-¦ ,„,-._, orw^v a r    t!iarKt%.Trm ruary 3rd to Bth. inclusive, has been! JOINT SOCIAL EVLNT included conipleted and was announced today
by County Agent B. L. Coleman, who is co-operating with local committees in planning these meetings.
Tuesday,   February   3rd.   will   be
Poultry and Vegetable day.   Speak-
er.s   will  be  C.  O.   Dossln.  poultry
J ,,      ..     .  —      .     - specialist  from  Pennsylvania State
and Miss Pearl Orant. of college and J. H. Hufllngton, garden
supervisor of the branch.     | specialist from the College.    Wed-
of the present members of the nesdav. Februarv 4th. will be devot-
•ere re-elected.   These, tn ad- ed  to the  dlsctisslon of  Farm Ac-
to those already named in- count Keeping and Potato Farming.
W. p. Oano and George A.; e. L. HofBtt. farm account specallst.
supermtendent   of    public, will   lead   the  discu.ssion   on Farm
of the county, both of town; | Accounts, while R. S. Kirby, plant
8. Delbert and DT. Melvin I pathologist from Pennsylvania State
ih. of Northampton; Dr. Paul ^ College, will present some new Ideas
linhans. of    Bethlehem, aitd for discussion witb the potato grow-
• Beam, of Bath. jer.    Mr. Kirbys talk  will  be lllus-
m J.  Dawe, of  Pen  Argyl.'trated by the use of lantern slides.
•leeted a new inemljer of the M.  A. Hou.ston. farm  manager for
; the Allentown State hospital F.irms. Jf^rgaiiization of the board will' *''' outline the methods used In ^ Place at the o'jarterly meetina srowmg 603 bushels to the acre Kwch, to be held about the 12th   '•'"'"'^ ^'^ ^'iF ^lifii^est yield secured
-ly in Bethlehem. At that time ^h'** >''^»'' '" Pennsylvania. .¦•Xpected to have present H. R.l         fContinued on Page Four) •f.   of   Pittsburgh,    executive _ 	
'Coiiiinued on Page Fivei
The members of the Nazareth V. M.C.A. will hold thetr annual meet¬ ing tomorrow iFridayi evening at 8 o'clock.
The nieeting will be held In the dining room of the Association with election of new members of the Board or re-election of present members. Short reports and the plans for luture will be presented.
An Interesting program of enter¬ tainment has been arranged by the Committee. Rome Fenton, baritone of the Fenton Studios, Easton, will entertain also Eugene Trein with the trombone and Cliarles Hesa at the piano.
The members of the Ladies Aux¬ iliary of the Association will hold their meeting at the same liour in the social rooms.
The two groups will hold a joint meeting with social features and re¬ freshments after the business ses¬ .sions.
Al! members of the "Y' aie in¬ vited.
deflnite objects of scouting which  "-'¦ *'^••¦•".ii^o | the face, wiiich temporarily blinded
are character building and citizen-'   , g.   g,   CLASS  ">#m and threw tham backward un¬
ship training. ...ii.. eral feet. ^
The speaker stated that the weli;    Mic^s Kathr^T. Frv entertained In^    "^^^^ **"¦* «'ven first aid at dd known saying "We all have axes to hor.or ol her "birthday the members  ^^"^ » dispensary about a half mila grind' could be best used to lllus- of her Sunday school claaa, Mlaa EUa  ***y and were given further ttaat- trate the support the scouts should Kreidler. teacher, at her home on "*•"' ¦* **>* •'**• **' **¦"• Erneat 8ay- I receive from    the townspeople.   He Main    street.    Monday evening.   A  ^^*^  *"  to*""    Their burna  Vhila , stated that the two hundred scouts  business    meeting was held,    when   '^°* dangerous are very painful and registered in the section meant onlv ele:t*cn ol officers for the ensuing   '^'^ '"^" have their faces awathed ian actual outlay of flfteen cents per ^eiv took nlace.   The following were  '" bandage.s
capita to activelv support s-outin?.    elected:   President.  Marv Altemose:       "^'^^  '''^  pu-""  which  they arera
I    The speaker stated that in caHu-  trei^urer.    Anna    Frack;  seeretarv   putting in r,p?.-.'.tlon assures an em-
lating according to well known auth-  Kathrvn Fry. er-jenoy supply of water in caaa  f
I orities. the.se 200 boys' earning cap-      The following were present: Misses  ^^^ ^^^ '* ^^^ •" shape even though
j aclty. ench In  their lifetime would   Ellen    Hahn.    Anna    Frack.    Ella   '^e olant hos heen inoperative fOT
net in the neighborhood of $41,000  Kreidler.    Thelma    Flvte.    Miriam  several years.
and from  those  figures the  public  Mrha»l.   Lillian Michael.   Kathrvn »       
jean readily see the vast amount of  Frv   Mae  Fortner.  Mary  Altemose.
aegregate capital involved in youth. Caroline Wunderly, Dorothy Deich"
man.  Evelyn  Scheetz. Violet  Van-' Natta.   Ethel    VanNatta.    Dorothy | Bartholomew and Mrs. Harry Hap-! pel    The evening was spent playing games, after which delicious refresh- nie:its were enjoyed.
He further cited the fact that the
men whom the community largely
(Continued on Page Plvei |
 • •  i
P. O. of A. TO INSTALL OFFICEBS^: TOMORROW NIGHT
LOCAL BOARD OF      | HEALTH MEETS
Camp 315. of the P. O. of A., arlU
have Inatallation of ofBcen oa Fri- nP 4 TU r%V> IMI? A %lir ^^ evening. January 30. IML |Cn. ULATH   Or    INFANT   |I4Kle   Trumbower. of   He'.lettSwn.
__^__ ¦ 1 arVU   be the installing * otPcer.   Tho
^^   _      ^   . ..   , ^ ,    J       funersl   was   held   Prida*   morning eafhp will aLso celebrate their secorfd
The Board of Health met Monday  v:th   interment   in   the  local  Holy anniversary Pridav. Februarv «th. A
^_^^^^^^^^^^ I evening  in   regular  .session   in   the  Family Catholic cemetery. playlet wtll be given bv local talent
c,     g    ^     ., ^.        .        ^ .      ^ .     „       ! Municipal building.   Routine   busi-      Richard Deutsch. aged six months   after which a covered dish social will
seek  to-Have Cnamber  Convene  in  Quarterly  Ses-   "*»* °"'y  was  tran.sacted and  the  infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph  be held.   Members are urged to at
, '      m  .. A^       »    ...    mm      . . mlnutes   of   tl—    '—   — -  - - -
sions
in  Interest of All Members Welfare of Organization
and
the   previous   meeting  Di^jtsch  of Dexter Row. near town,  tend as a  fine  program   has been
With   the recent   re-organlzatton called quarterly during the year as and Section of ofllcers of the Naza- the general attitude of the citizens
were adopted as read by the secre tary. Four cases of scarlet fever. flve chicken pox and the placing in observation quarantine of severa! families, were reported in addition to abatement    of     several    nuisances
d.ed last Wednesday morning.   The arranged.
who are members seems to be that where complaints had been register-,
ed with the secretary or a member
REFORMED CHOIR
reth Chamber of Commerce that or- „,^ ..  „#..«       , u
.    .,     ,     ,      ,            ,..,,. the Interest of the general member- „, ..    .     ...   . „_.
ganization ia planning a schedule of g^ip ^-ouid increase if thev had a °' ^^' healthboard.
actlvltes for 1931 that will surpass better knowledge of the various acti-                           •      *
any efforts put forth by the Cham- vities contemplated for the ensuing
ber In the past year. year.
At this time a petition  Is being The total membership to date in
circulated among the more than one this   Uve-wlre organization i'i    118                          	
hundred members of the Chamber members with new  member.s being
by Robert Bachman, who has been added    to    the    roster    constantlv       The choir of St   Johns Reformed active in the past in the Improve- Every business man and anv other church was delightfuUv entertained ments  sponsored  by   the   Chamber citizens' interested in promoting the last Tuesday eveninst bv Mi.s> Holl¬ and after the signatures of a major- gen.eral  advancement  of   this  cont- rietta Frantz and Mrs. Luther Batt. >     Leon    Rav    Livingstun.    traveler. ity of the members have been secur- munity   should   afflliate   with   the ft the    home of    .Mi.'i.s    Pr-antz on  author and orator, better known a.s ed the petltioii_ will be presented to Chamber of Conunerce and  give  a Broad -treet   Th.e evening was spent   the A-No   1 Wanderer, will speak at
THE WANDERER"Ta SPEAK HERE SUNDAY
ENTERTAINED Leon Ray Li%ingston, Noted Lecturer to Appear in
Lutheran Church; Warns Children of Evils and  Tragedies of  Wander  Lust
the Board of Directors and wili re- tliought toward bettering ai'..i im- quest that a meeting of general pioving the comr.'.ur.itv wh.ereln thev members  of   the  Chamber   will   be  vesi'e
When We IWere Young
By «. \. TREIN
News of the Week With the County S. S. Association; Officers Meet Here Tonight
Mr   and   Mrs Fall,   of   .Martin's   Crce'K.   have   re¬ turned from Harrisburg whei? they .spent   a   few   days   attending   tlie Farm Products *how. They   also   attended    the   potato ^________________^ I growers   banquet  where  .Mr.  Bake;-
I rated  among  fhe  prize  gr.^'.vers  ot
An excellent Executivp nu'ctln:j nt  pf a ti:w montlis    The .sessions were   the  county,  wiiuiing   a  gold  medal
the   Bethlphem South Side District  l-.pld at the Y M.C.A. in Pliiladeiphia.   for    winning    membership    in   tiie
VV. A.   'Four-hundred  Bushel Club.'
COIXTV HOME HEAD LKW     PIZOR    El.t( TEI>
WINS POT.%TO C Ll B MEDAL PKE'^IDENT OE TIIEAIIU:
  AS*0.   EOn   EIKTII   miE
Mr.  and  Mrs. Clarence  F.  Baker. -•	
superintendent   and  matron  ot   the Lew en  Pizor. owi.er  o.'   the  Pizo;-
Northampton County Ho'.ne accom- Anviseir.ent    Enterpr.se.s. anc.    who
panied   by   Mr   and   Mrs.   Jay  Mc- opi'iates the Broad Stiee: and R n al
Ttie.itres l-.ere. Sia.s been a/air. elect-
plaving games, after which deliciou-   the refreshments   were   enjoved     Thos present were Mr. and Mrs Heilman.    Mr.    and    Mrs Hp^er. Mr   and Mrs  Sylvester K^rn Misses    I ena  Mar^l-is.    Irene  Rorh Helen     Smith.      Gra^e      Remair»v r^'lfld-s    Heckman     C!iarU's     Hess Kenne'h  Barrall.    Walter    Knecht Edward Hellick and Chntor. Frantz  * *	
vesper  service    in  St.
John's
Lutheran church on Sunday. Feb.-Ti-
Eduard   arv  1st. at 7:30 p.  m     Mr.  Living-
Wilmer   Eton's subject will be "Where Is My
Wandering  Boy ToniglU'.' '
Mr. Luin'.;-.ton ran a'A'ay from his home in San Franci.sco when a boy of cknea .\ears. He wandrred over tlie uoild and when hr flnall.\ re¬ turned licme he found out that hi' parents liad died of a Iji'oken heart; returned   berause cf his folly.    As a wanden^; '
"a p.ipers I liave come across
KIS  of  minutes  of   the  Union was   held TliiB'sday evening at  tiie Mrs. Irvin    Bretz   and    Mrs
|"ng   Society   held   almost   49 home of Mitt Etta Voung. associate stotz attended from Easton.
ago   In   the   Union   Schoor director of Voung Peoples work of In   preparation   for   the   annual
in   ,'*''''"•     township,     and the    district.     Keen    interest   was county convention  in   May. county
*«g It would interest your read- shown on the part of  the district offlcers will meet at the local Y.M
¦^the surviving members what offlcers pre.sent. in seeking out the c.A.    this iThursdayi evening.     At
wya of    "82"    were doing    I best way to be of service to the Sun- that   time   the   special   committee
ed president cf the Motioi; Pict ire TheatiV Owr.ers' Asso":3* on o. A:r.- enra. This is his hf;h ccnse'-utivo tertn a> preslcient of tl; s mannncth oruanl.'ratioti We liear;.! ongiat- ulatp Mi- Pizor anri u.s.-. h.:n suc¬ cess
 a—•	
DEXTER rON( RETE  ELECTS
William    Santee.    who home after  attiMiding a  convention   lie  never stopped  in  one   place  tui- m Sf   Louts. Mis.souri. is confined to  more than a dav. alwavs leaving hi-; his hon-.e by ilhu-.ss. ^i^n.  "A-No.   1"   underneath   wliich
XEW BRANC H OF LlTHER
The annual stockholder .s nieetm?
LE.%Gl'E TO BE ORG.%XIZED  "' "'^ Dexter Concrete Manulactur-
—^_^_ ihg Compaay was held  las:  Tliur-;-
Next  Monday  evening  a   meeting   '*'*'' ^" "^'^"" °"'^" »^"^     Directors
Numerous Bequests in Will of Belfast Man; Local Man Beneficiary
LEON  RAY  irVINOSTOM
ItK          .           *         wrre    UUmg       1    oess way lU uc UJ  ncn ii-c  w  ¦••¦t .j.^..- mai.      unit     v.n^     .itJcvtai     «.uiiuilll,LCC- .........    .»uiiut>.i    ctriiiuis    a    UK^flinK    «.p,.<.    <»U,-l».H    fr.1.    Ih..    a., ,.•    ..„„..
th   submit the following   for' day school of the South Side district, which was appointed to work on the will be held in St. Johns Lutheran *.f,'h ihr.,>iir.aM L^i.fl.   , 'J  r
"Ion in "The Item."                 I Activities were  planned  up to the program   will submit their   recom- chapel, of town, for the purpase of n    W..T1   a   riw^ being named   E.
^ School Houae, Februarv 24   time of the county convention mendations for the approval of the organizing a branch of Intermediate Tnmkins  aii nf v»».»rJ^ v    ,   "^***^
'"'*'•        A.,    t»t.».Hn»    »i»lnriil     nrotn-Bm P«H>iitlvi>  hoard     Th» nlmr:. fni. »li>   Luther   Loiurii*     TVil.   1.   tr.,-   ,..,,.  lomKnis. au 01  Newark. N.  J.  Jos-
^nlon
S«to^^I,^\machinery beneficial
Atlll P^^i'lent. Willlam Rus- .•Mier tile minnta* ».» »i%_ 1 .
Ing
tlie minutea of the last
*ere i«ad and adopted the
*«/e   proposed    as   new
... ^. °    Seyfried.   John
n and John Shireman.   H. L.
w here objected to his
'"•   a tuember
PtMiH''^'>'^"^"*   pustalned •^Mldmit. and the   —
Owen
town.
An   Interesting   helpful   program executive board.   The place for the Luther  League.   This Is  for young  pnh"''Brnhtt^n
was carried out at the Joint confer- convention    Is    St.    Paul's    Union persons between 12 and 16 -.ears.   A nroosion
ence of   eastern   Pennsylvania and church,   Indianland,   a   few   miles good attendance Is being anticipated.
southern New Jersey which was held west of   Bath, on   the   CherryviUe         	
In   Philadelphia   last   week.     This Pike.   The time has been tentatively BAPTISMS
conference was planned for workers set for the Sth and 9th of May. i ^__^"
in    the   children s   division.     Mlss     The   supper   conference   of   the      Rev. H. C. Snyder   pastor of St
Rped.    of Pennsylvania,    and Miss newlv organized College Hill Sunday Johns   Lutheran   congregation    of
Hedden. of New Jersey, presided at  school  as.sociatlon,  Easton,  held  at town, offlciated at the baptisms  of   Refurmed
.„„, the sessions of the conference They Orace  Reformed  church   was most the son of Mr. and Mrs Ravmniid Y
(reasons un    *"* H.sfdsted by Miss Norton nt th.e successful, both  in attendance and Stoudt.     The    child    was
P.   S.    Trumbower.
he placed d.ite and arrow polnttng In direction in whioh he had Jour« The will  of Rudy Hahn.   late  o:, ciegaUon ol Bu-shkill Centre, the In-  "eyed.
Belfa.st. was admitted to probate at .come of which is to go towards the'     Although a rover. Livlngaton never the court house.   Amanda E. Hahn. 1 upV-.eep of the family burial plot Inl ''''-"^•^*^ alcoiiol or tobacco.   0»er a Hess and   Irvin Snyder,   of  of Naaareth R. 3. and Walter Kem. i the cemeterv    The sum of ftinn  isirfl'Pl  °' }^^^^^   y"" **• The directors later organized of town, were named as executors,    j beqiieaUi-d   to The   l^sleen •^g','I 5^0-^0   milea on   rsi In our H^nt^^A'r! ^°u^^ Brobston. presi-      All of his personal property was  Peter s church. In PUnnneld  town-^ dent;   Owen    Hess,    secretary, and   bequeathed  to  his  wife, except ten I shin riainneia  lown-
Irvm Snyder, trea.surer shares of stock in the Citizens'Bank |"   flie  camp  at Pecks Pond   Pike
tni,„'    ",    v"^,   "P; ^i** ^¦""¦^^ dividends of • county, as well as the furniture In It John s  which Mrs Hahn is to receive during, and the boat were willed to Walter _   .        r  .w      ._      .. ^'   '"^  her life.   At her death the dividends' Kern    Leonard F   Knuiar i. >» rl
pastor  of  the church. Rev.  W. H   are to go to the Reformed congre-1 ^ive IiHT^: WaUer ^^glOW and
At  the services in  the St
church on Sundav
by ini»_^ -    remaining
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the Refonned treaaurer of the con-1 gation" of BushklU OwiM.   *'****'
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country and forelcn landa.
This former wanderer, who nov has a family bi Brie. Pa.. U ber   of   St.    M»tthew'a church, of I4iat eltjr, and Bm secrated the reotalnli^ yt«H « life to a mciat mortbf alms at brlnigint • provt of twlpboth < chUdran.    B1(qim a^OrmtUamtete
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