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_AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED   TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
XXXVII
NAZARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 18. 1928
No. 47
lOEMAKER BROS. [N HIGH HONORS IN BIG PIG ROUND-UP
g|o«0>ak^i',   of    Lehigh In the feediug cluh Is one and one-
. Northampton county half pounds  per  day.     Kleven  of
Af boys and glrU Junior the  Northampton   county     group
'         eiub,   •ponoored   by made a perfect   score    for    dally
kgnpton    Rotary    club, gain.    The  hlRhent  average dally
championship    at    the .unin was madp by the   entry    of
held Friday at  Laury's Norm.in   flausor.   fhe   Rain   being
*ita|l, LehlBh county.   The 2.OS pounds per day   during    the'
'?,Qpionshlp went to his feeding period of I2fi days.
J Allen Shoemaker.    Both Poliowing the judging, ff num-
^ tons of Mr- and Mrs. W. her of pigs  were   sold    to    local
Itker. who live about onn hutchpis.     Thrt-f  slaughter   hi>ua- « half north of Trelch-
[ '^For Men Must tight tmd Women Must Weep"... By Albort T. RSd
• PID MoTH&a*$ pneciou^ HAve a miol
1 6AHZ? ¦
j 'OM. IT WA« A PIP.    1 ^Cn THOStTWO '^-        TteTH  KMOCICBD OUT *•
.fOBOd-up  was  the  largest
Itl kind   ever    held    In
..ton or Lehtgh counties.
tkto year the largeat  in
of Pennsylvania.   There
ty.t»'o  members   In   the
(fty-three of the mem-
[tol tkclr plRs at the round-
Mlkanpton   county,    with
jjgi members,   waa    repre-
I III per cent.
I was started on June 7 I lit pis*   were    dietrlbuted
"s were represented, liiit the bid¬ ding was not spirited nnd a iiiim- l)ir of tlie owners decid.-^d to butcher the animals thomsetves or sell them privately.
A field. ad.tare!it to Laury's Orange hall, was used for the round-up. Here individual stalls bad lieen provided for the pt^s. which were brought to the place nf the round-up during the fore¬ noon, when they were weiglied. During the afternoon several hun¬ dred people, including a numlier "f the memliers of the N'orthamp-
Hine place at which the ,„„ jiotury clul). were present. A ^ WM held. The weight i ,,,„pr kraut'supper was ser.eil ^. at the starting time. |f,.r,n, 4 o'clock on In fhe nnmse (tn 20 to 40 pounds.    Af!|,;,il.    The committee  in  the   Ro-
l-op F/iday. the weight tnry cluh. which sponsored llii' (row 1'^''   >"  207   pounds. : ,„ovp,neiit.   was   composeil   of   Pr.
It pig was the  entry ofj k   j   nalllef. \V. \V. Kiiatz,  R.  K.
Clauser,     Northamiiton ; q,„id, j,,,,!  \V. H. Smith.    CouMty
rhich weighed 207 | Agents R. r... Coleman of N'nrth- whlle neatrlce Lauchnor. | ;,mt)ton nnd A.  L.   Hacker, .if  r,-
Ugh county  group,   had    a lit weUhed 204 pounds. ¦emheis   in   both   Lehigh ISorthampton- counties   were bv   the    Northampton
high,   also  nssistp.l   In  condiictiiis
tlic  clul)  and  holding  the   rninul-
np.
Adequate prizes for the winr.PM
were pro\ ided by the Ro' 11 v cluh
Club and  there was some   ^n<\ ench   boy and  girl, v.lio com-
iilared rivalry between the   ,;ipted  the  project,   will receive a
¦pe of club members.   The   4.^ Cluh emblem, used by nl!  t-H
H pips from   the    North-   rhibs In every .<?tate in the Inion.
(ounly group were Judged  To Ralph Shoemaker, the winner
followed    by    the    I.,ehigh   of the champion,   a    loving    cup.
((roup.    The   winners     in   nronerlv Inscribed.  wn« iirejonfed
gnn were then Judged and   by the Rotary club.    The winners
itmpinn and reserve champ-   in   the  N'orthampton  coimtv  cluh
were:    1.   Ralph    Shoennker;      2.
Allen Shoemaker;  n. Rohfrt .fohn-
¦^on:   4,  Ke'ineth  Longenli.ifh:    .i.
nnvid Creyer:  fi. Hnrnld Koehler;
".   Margaret    Schwartz,     and     S.
Ceorge   T.iikish.     The   winners   in
Pen Argyl Woman Hon¬ ored at S. S. Convention
BELFFAST REFORMED ANNIVERSARY OCT. 19- 21; SPECIAL PROGRAM
Prnf. Geo. W. RIcharte. President Theological 8eiBl> Lancaster;    celebratloa    of
Tho   centennial   anniversary   of   man,
the Kvangelical Reformed church,   j>.r).,
BelfuHl,   formerly   known   as   the'
I'liioii   church   of    Bushkill   town-     '
ship, will be  held October  1», 2(»   "^'* I^rd 8 Supper.
¦<ud 21, 102X, Rev.  W. H. Brong.       Catechetical reunion and hoa.
li. n , pastor.    Friends are Invited   day,  Sunday,  Oct.   21.  2.15  p. m.
to att'iiid any or all of these serv-  Organ  voluntary,  C.  H.   Seyfried;
ices.    Following is the program:     .olo.   .Mrs.    Florence     Broekman; Initial und   preparatory service,   devotional services; address. Prof.
Friday. Oct.  19 at 7..'.0 p. m.    Or-  Ceo.   W.   Richards,  DI).;   anthem.
gan   Iirelude.   Miss    Velma     Stein-  Schoeneck  Moravian  choir;   trom-
net!!:   devotional service   by    the   brine solo,  Eugene  D.   Trein;   ad-
liastor:   anthem,  I'mIoii  choir,   St.   dress.  Rev.  Ceo".   Ilahnson;   graot-
iiics by other ministers; musieal selection, C. Whitfield Treln; hla- lorical sketcli ot tbe church.
Voung people's and consecto* tion service. Sunday. Oct. 21, 7 p. tn. Organ prelude. Mrs. Vemo .lackson: song service; male cbor-
Accordlng to the custom ob¬ served at State Sunday School conventions, the past f»w years, those who had served as an offlcer or teacher iu the Sunday scbool for Hfty years were awarded a service medal at the convention held last week in I»hilaaelphia. .Mrs. Annie VVonlen of the Zion M. K. Sunday Mchnol, I'en Argyl, wus ! honored In this way. Mrs. Wor- den had the additional (listinctlou of serving her entire term in tnis one Sunduy school. The conven¬ tion will long be remembered by those who attended. N'ortliamp¬ ton county was well represented, all parts of the county having • elegutes present  at  Philadelphia.
If Is Ihe intention of the couaty service; anthem, Chofr of Rvan- us, "Arise, Ve Men of God," MaM iifticers to take the messages of tinlical Reformed church. Belfast; clioriis of Belfast Evangelical Ro- :!ie Convention to those not privjl-1 sernKni, Rev. A. A. Bohner; con- formed church; devotional servi- 'ged to attend, and these meetings   nrniaHoii   of   class. ! ces;     anthem.     Faith     Reformed
Pit'-r'.s   churrh.    Plainfield;      ser- maii. Rev. Floyd it.  Shafer.
(^oiifiriiiat'on service, Saturday, Oct. 20, 7..".0 p. m. Processional, f';ite"lietical class; violin solo, "Largo," .Marlyn Rader, accom- liaiii'^d by .Mrs. Alb»?rt Roth:  altar
Legion Auxil- ODD FELLOWS INSTALL iary Meeting     OFFICERS AT BANNER at Hellertown BOOSTER MEETING
RlMted.
C. Madison, swine speclalist Ifwnsylvania State College. |iijudi:e. and,   before    an-
lai the winners, explained pigs were   Judued    from
The regular quarterly conven¬ tion of the American Auxiliary or- liuiiization from the counties of .Northamiiton. Lehigh, Monroe and Carbon, met In session at Hellertown on Saturday ufter- iioou.
Iiwpolnt of fhe butcher   and   the   hielilv     comtnendilije     cnnin
kreedcr. He also exiihiln-, points which were consid- naklug fhe pinclngs. It fht nut flint the heaviest It always the best fnr l«. The type of the vnr-' Important cuts, such as, loin, of bacon, nnd ham was ex- i«d. In making the final 118. fhe average gain per day th» rernrds kept hy the boys llrli were taken Into consld- bi.   The goal  for dally g;>In
ed Men To Meet at Bangor
were: Chnrle< MuffNv, Miriam I.OTignnh'ic'i. P;ni! r>erh. Rldi Lerch. Archibald Felui'^l. Norman'"""" Clauser, Elvin Koehler. Valenia Muffley, Annabel Lerch, Paul Po.\ nnd Mike Contar. The com¬ mendable groun w.Ts as follows: ri^llas Fries. Mar.v Hower. Aaiosi ''>wer. N'lirinan Borger. William ¦^lifhael. Ray Snengler. Ronnard '^Mtrff. Fred MichTel. Dorothy Michael, Ceorge Heiney. Sterling Spender and Arlene Frack.
Nazareth Lodge, No. 1000. I O. O. F. on Friday night Iield a booster meeting und smoker in Odd Fellow Hall, Belvidere street. .\ good attendance was present to witness installation of the recent- .Maiiy of the delegates arrived ly elected offlcers. which was al.so ut Hellertown in the moining and iiiirt of the program. The iiistai- were s^-rved a luncheon in the lution was carried out by District -^ American Leg dn home   at    noon.   William C.  Hiii and his   staff    of
S.. George Reese; L. S. S.. Charles Wunderly.
The menibers of the installing team were District: Deputy. Wil¬ liam C. Hill; District Deputy (irand Warden. Jamea Seal; Dis¬ trict Deputy firaud Chaplain, Rev W. .\nder.son; District Deputy (Irind   R.  S..  .Arch  Alhert;   Finan
WEDDED
•tated meeting of the tribe-" it Improved Order of Red of LehiKh and .N'orthampton ties will meet in an assocla- neeting on .Monday evening. k«r 22 ill s.:;o o'clock In tha Ulg place of Menimanaiick No. 24!i, Bangor In the w Hall.
Interesting feature of the ta| will be an Indoor base¬ line between the teams of Itobsh tribe of Easton and Irto tribe of Bethlehem. Those • ha\e played a series of > which resulted that each k»i won two games each and lUie it to be the deciding •f the aeries.
SHIMER—UHLKR. At  a   pretty   wedding   in   Forks church   on   Wednesday  afternoon.I October 10 at 2 o'clock. Miss Doral .Mice J'hier. daughter of  .Mr.  audi .Mrs. Valentine C. L'hier. of Kaston N'o. 2 and .\rthiir Charle:, shinier. son of  .Mr.  and    .Mrs.     .Milton     S.i Shimer. of Tatamy. were united iu marriage   by  the    Rev.     (Ieo.     S Kleckner.    Tliey were nttended liy j .Mr. and .Mrs. Clayton F. Shimer of i Haneor.       Harry      Liclitenwalner. i organist     at    Forks,    pla.ved     file j wedding music.    The  ring service lof the i.iilheran church w:is  used. I Tile bridegronm is liookkeeiier for ! liinney and  Smith.    After  a  wed- I ding   loiirney   to   Washington,   D. I C. and points south. .Mr. and Mrs. I Shimer  wiil  he  at   home in   Iheir i newl.v-furnlshed     apartments     at it.T41   Lehigh street. Easton.
The session opened in   tlie    att=r- I'rosiierity   Lodge.   No.   t;«l.   Ban- 'i'''   •'¦    ^^ ,     WiKiain     Kunsman;
with  an   attendance  of    two gor.     The  following  offlcers  were ' ni'.id  Treasurer,   Harry  Wagner;
hundred nnd fl(ty. Installed:   Noble   Grand.     Wilmer Orand  .Marshal, David B.  Howell.
The program was opened In the Heyer;  Vice Orand, Asher Hahn;       Follo«rlng the Installation Rev.
aftemwarr tiy HiB ¦MWrtrtowir Aux- Outside   Guard.    Harry    Happel; Anderson dellrered a brief talk oa
iljary.  which   officially    dedicated fnsfde  Ouard,   Howard   Werkheis- Odd    Fellowship.     Several     other
its colors at   the    assemblage.    A er;   Left    Snpisorter     to     N.     O., members of  the order also  .spoke
short address  was given   by Titns I (hirles  Reese:    Right     Supporter brietly.    .\fter the speaking cigar
M.   Ruch. of  Hellertown. followed to .N'. O., Frank  He'.ler;   [..eft Sup- ;!iii cigarettes  were passed  and a
liv ,1   message  from  the  American' t'ort-r to  Vice (irand. (Irant   Viv- social hour was enjoyed.     Quite a
Legion   posts   of  the    district     by ian;     Right    Supporter    to    Vice :iun.l)er   of  the   members  enjoyed
Herl)evt C.  Welsel.    The business (Irand.   Ervin   Werkheiser;   R.   S. (|uoit  playing tintil a   late hour, ot file orgtmization was transacted at  the  executive session  that  fol¬ lowed  the public program.
I>giilar routine of husiness was followed. The next meeting v.-lll he  lield   in    Bethlehem,     January
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FR.t.ME  Itni.lHNO I
III ll.XS AT \.%Z.tRRTH
•"njTH.lHKD VASCH
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•yd Lahr, of /near NaaT^ufg ««d the tirm jof Adim •Ituated oA the Naia/eth Buahklll Centte road^iear "Iter place. tWw-farm lu ' years was known aa the Werner farm and ia located ftat elevation with a pretty •f the surrounding country I around. —        0	
¦WTHD.^Y  PARTY.
October 12 will be re for a   long  time  with
12.  1020.
The contest In progress for having the most members presen. nt these meetings, the prize is an ori'.anuntal gavel, awarded tem¬ porarily to tliB organization af- fillateil with the Harold V. Knecht Post of American Leg'on, N'o. 415 for havina .'!:> members present. The rule is that the prize must be wor. thrr-e consecutive times by •he sani" unit before it gets a per- ninnent  lionie.
j      A small, two-story frame hulld-
' ing,   where   Michael   Cassler,  a   D.
I... and W. flagman resided alone,
• in  .M'^adow lane, in .Vazareth. was
destroyed   by     flre     between     11
o'clock   and   midnight   Wednesday
night.      Mr.   Cassler   was   working
a  night  shift,  and  no one  knows
I the   cause   of  tiie   fire
I lane Hose Company responded to
' en   alarm,  and    extinguished     the
i bla^e.     Although    some     of     the
Vigilance Hose Co. Meeting
The   Vigilance    F'ire
ATTKMHXO   MISSIO.V-
.%iiv coxfi:rknce
Company met Monday evening in the fire The \ igi- ],„„je ^,,, Belvidere street. There .'.as a good attendance present. The company voted to sustain the , ricfion of Council In naming buiidingremained standing, yet It (.h;,,-les Stuber truck driver suc- was   so   thoroughly    burned     out
that if will be a total loss, fogeth- ei' with all the contents. The loss will be about $1000.
reeding Clarence Everett. Mr. Htiilier will serve the remainder of Mr. Everett's term. The flre company is ha\ing the large front room at the house put Into shape for a living room.    The committee
FrXKHAI. OF Mil. <JHAI»WOHI„
The funeral of Lovene Orad¬ wohi was held from his late home in Newburg Wednesday afternoon «lth further services at Dryland church at Hecktown. The .services were In charge of Rev. J. A. Klick, pastor of the church, assisted by Rev. Charles S. Rahn, pastor of C.ood Shepherd Lutheran church, Wilson. The honorary pallbear¬ ers were the following memliers of the executive committee of the Nnzareth Fair Association: M. Hagenbuch. W. Buss. J. Happle, Charles O. Reese, L. Werkheiser and O. Edelman. Interment was made In Hope cemetery.
The services   were    largely    at-
-¦emorlesby'Mrs. Cecelia  tended  and   the     floral       rihu es ¦vergreen   etreet.    Naia-I**"-^     •"«">     "'"'    exceptionally !*• occasion    being    the'beautiful. Mu of her S2nd birthday' ^/^Bm^SSB^^^^^ - -^
»W-fa»hinned merry making 	
,   '"'* guests were royally
'•¦•d with chicken nnd waf-
r«<>» and serenaded with old
•ecompani-d by  piano nnd
¦•"on  m,„j^      Among   those'
|«hat he|;.a,i Mother Stoudt
JJ»he'' t.a'.,l day were Mrs.'
"Herhs'. Mrs. John Miller.'
I^'ge RiU'.PlnuT. Mrs   Mar-'
.Vmong those who are today at-
'endiiig   the     forty-third    annual
¦onfereiue  of   the  Woman's   Mis-
onary   Society   of   Ihe   local    Sf.
ohn's   Lutheran branch  are  Mrs.
,    H.   Klierts.    Mrs.     Arthur     O.)       ......     ^   ,..,,,   ,.
hmidt    Mrs    Morris    Mrs    pred'''«*^'®*   "' *''* Oolden Kagle, held   furniture will  alao grace the  new
Heekman andMrs. Harvey C. Sny-1 «   ^^^y enthusiastic   meeting  laat  quarters.    Sis   applications    were
^ j Thuraday evening when a class of  received    for     membership     and
^The    e sinus are being held In'"**'  members  were  inducted Into  were turned over to   the    investi-
Trlnitv   Lutheran church.  Fourth''»>e order In a very splendid man- gating committee.
md Broadway, Bangor, Rev. F. J.l "*"• '-y ^^e teniple's own team be-, ^
Stolle.   pastor.     The   session   this !'"••« an assemblage
morning will  begin at  10 o'clock   two hundred.
and the afternoon session at 1.4,''. The assembled    members
i..%i>ii:j4 of o. e
HOM» MPLKMMI) MKKTIXO  I" ^^"'^^'^ reported that the  room
has been painted. Is being papered ¦ I and   will  be   furnished   with   new
Nazareth      Temple,      No.      10.  electric    lighting     fixtures.      New
w'll be arranged as soon as possi- IiIh. Pii'us for tills tour :ire In the 'lands of Charles L. Hahn. of .Moorestown. county rura! super- ;t:*endeiit.
The supper conference at whicli "fforfs of the finance campaign ¦ ere given, was lield at the Naza- :>th V. M. C. A. on Tuesday eveii- •iig of this week. The response .<< tlie api"-al for pledges was mo^t gratifying.
The ciuniMt; Saturdav the R;ith district will hold a youne people's ronferenre at S-ilem church, at >Toorestown. Miss Ruth Leich- 'iter, [iresidenf of the County Vouna People's Council. Is ar¬ ranging tl'.e program, assisted by tnemiiers of the new council re¬ cently elected at Bafh. The date for the county young people's con¬ ference wi'I be in November this vi>ar and should bring together a' least noo picked young people from ail over the county.
The state regional conference hringing together council offlcers from the 12 counties In the easf- -^rn nart of the state will be held at Scranton. Nov. 0. 10, II. N'nrt!iami)ton county will send .!elf-eMtes to this, and it is prob- ilile tbe county young people's rnnference will be helil shortly at¬ ter the state meeting.
Aniiiv.-rsary   and     Holy    Com-  f'holr. Pen  Argyl;   serraon.    Rev. numion   service.  Sunday,   Oct.   21.   •''•hn N.  Levan.
"I a m. Or.t'Hti prelude. Mrs. The Ladies' Auxiliary wilt serr* Albeit Roth; altar service; an- dinner and supper in the base- tlietn, choir of Kvangelical Re-i ment of the church on Sunday, formed   church:   anniversary   ser-I October 21, at EO centa a meal.
OBITUARV
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lurciirsKiuuor amkricv
WHit. HOLD B.4?rQITGT
Whiftleld Council. No. 1S3. riau;;hters of America, will hold tl'.eir annual banquet on Tuesday "vening. October .10 at S o'clock t Shankweiler's hotel. The com¬ mittee in charge has made ar- "angements for transportation ¦ nil the nietnbers are requested to is..<eml)le at their place of meeting ¦'I Babii's Hall at B.:50 o'clock and 'Viotor to tho hanqiiet place In a body with a Ims.
CHARLES F. SCH.MICKLE. Chailes   K.   .Schmickle,   a   native of .\oi tliampton county, for many years  a  dru.ugist  in   (Jermantown, (liel  in  Detroit, .Mich., of a  heart' :ittack.   while   returning    from     a visit to a daughter in Los Angeles. I He is survived by his wife and two rhildren,   two'  sisters.   Mrs.   .Madi¬ son   I'hler, ot Nazareth,  and  .Mrs.' Annie  Beitel, of Cherry  Hill, and two brothers, Robert H.'
Siiimickie, of Washington boule¬ vard. Wilson borough, and Wil¬ liain M. Schmickle. ot Washington street. Easton. j
MRS. CHARLES FEHNEL, .Mrs, Lovina S. Fehnel, nee Stoudt, v,ldow of Charles Fehnel, (lie:i on Friday at N'orthampton. ¦ia?(l Ofi years. The deceased is -nrvlved by three daughters, Mrs. c'teorg? W. Dlppen, of Easton; Mrs. Edna Treln, ot Bethlehem, and Mr*. Herbert A. McFall, of Northumpton.
.Short funeral services were held on Monday afternoon from her I.ite home at fhe residence nf her son-ill-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McFall. Wash¬ ington street. -N'orthampton. with a coiiflnii°d church service In the Schoen.^.-k Moravian church. In¬ terment  was made in the conare-
! irational   cemetery   nearl)y.      Rev.
I R   H   Brenneck" offlciated.
ReVs Lazar¬ us and Wife Surprised
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t t)MMIM0N   |\  H.*MAV
t HIRt H  OV .«.IM»AV
The Ihird Holy C.immiinlon sprvice of the conference year will lie hfld this SiMiday mnrning in Mamtin Kvangelical church af 1M.1.-, o'clock. The presiding eld¬ er. Dr. E. K. StiiifffT, of I.t'banon, will preach and administer the enihlfms. There will he no Cmi- inunioii a!  the evening service.
SO. ilROAI> ST. CHl'RCH .\oTES
The Caskey evaneePstic i>arty composed of Evangelist and Mrs. Caskey. singing evangelists, will appear In the South Broad Street Evangelical church next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Caskev are well knowji in Nazareth and will be glad to greet old friends and g-^n- eral public next Sunday. A great treat can be expected by all who attend these services.
Wednesdav evening. Oct 24 fh> Presiding Elder of the .\llentowa district East Penna. Conference the Rev.   William  I.
AMANTi'S  MILLER.
.\inandi)H Miller, a retired firmer of Northampfoti ronnfy. died Tuesday at tlie home of his -"ii'-fn-law. Harrv P. Roth, rear Moorestown. He was 70 years of ¦'ge and till^jj.jii« farm nntil las; .¦iTo-inc when he was forced to re- f!vj  because of illness.
He is survived by his wife. El¬ len, three children. Mrs. Charles He.-kman. E;iston: Mrs. Harry P. f^otli. ne.Tr Moorestown. and Mrs. William R'»esp. Wind Oan; 14 C'l'i IcbiMren. three areaf-gr:in'l- ciitldr"'! pnd a brother. Reuben Miller.  Moorestown.
Short funeral services were 'lelrl .ll the home of his son-ln- l)v/ and danghter. Mr. and Mrs. H.nrrv F. Roth, near Moorestown. '"'nnd ly afternoon, followed Iiy rosiilar services In the Bushkill Centra church and interment was made in the adjoining cemetery.
On the pretense that a couple v\ere waiting to be married, the Rev. Luther D. Lazarus, pastor of th» Lutheran church, Aabury Park, N. J., and .Mrs. Laiarus were summoned last evening froni the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haaren, Coriies avenue, Allen- hurst, where they were dinner guests, only to be confronted by the congregation, which had ait- semliied tor a surprise celebration of the thirtieth wedding annlrere- ary of the couple.
"Where are the bride and groom?" inquired the minister an he was led into the darkened church parlor. "Here,:" aald kia guide, Arthur Relnes. as he thfW, tbe awiub and diaeloead Ota ota^ SMfatfea fn a roam gar VMI ' flowers and decorattona.
To the strains of the weddlac , march, the pair were marched to the front of the   room     to    two , chairs placed in  a bower   of    au- I tiimn blooms.    Atter receiving the I congratulations   of   all   present,   a , short program of songs and reclta- tlons     was     presented.       Several members of the congregation were called upon for spee^'hes. Refresh¬ ments were served by the Ladles* Aid Societv.
A beautifel bourmet of roncs and other gifts were presented Rev. and Mrs. Lazarus.
MFWOMTK f fJNFKRKXCE
MKKTH AT AI.LKNTOWN
I      Tiie forty-fifth   annual    confer- , ence of the .M-nnunite Brethren In I Cliii.st   of   I'eiinsylvania  convened ; ir   Bethel .M. B.  In C. church. Al¬ lentown.     A    devotional     service was held in cliarge   of    Presiding Elder H. B.  .Musselman. chairman , OI     the     conference.     who     also I opened  tbe  conference. I      Those from town attending tbe , conference were Rev. R. L. Wood- ring.  Rev.  H.  Bergstresser and E. K. Oodshall.
HlltTHI»AV .Hl'RIMIIHK.
conduct   the   third   quarterly   con- '"erenee.      Comfniinion   service   on
of    close     tol
I MCOFT MRKTING.
were ^——
treated to after enjoyments after       The meeting was opened in reg-
ilFITFh TRIHTKKS HOLD ^*'®   business   session   which   were ular order.    New and oid business
ANN'rAli MKKTIXO   feutured  by a flne luncheon serv- was  next in order.    Waiter  Bach-
|ed  by  the temple's  special enter- mnn  handed  in bis resignation asU»,p following Sunday in charge of
tnlnment committee. | Senior  Patrol  leader.    The Scouts 17ho nnstor
The social committee has made then   adjourned   to   short     patrol I      The congregalion will begin an
plans to hold the regular quarter- meetings.     Patrol  leaders  reports j ov,-.ngelistic  campaign  on   Novem-
ly  birthday aoclal   In  the  Temple followed.    The  meeting was. then' 1.or   |i   fo   continue     indeflnltelv
rooms on Thursday  evening,  Oc- eUen  over to  Court    of     Honor.   i.-v„„epii8t    ,Inseph     Rowan
tober   25.   Immediately   after   the The  scoutmaster's talk  was   next, i mnl-miner  evangelist     has
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A   big   Republican  rally will    ht^ held   in   Ihe   Heekman  Hall.   New¬ burg.     Thursday.      October      25. Bollman. will   ^"onie  aud   hear  whnt  your   party
has  to say about the coming elec¬ tion.
The trustees of the Will R. Meltel Children's Home held a meeting at I.,. P. Kostenbader's of¬ flce on Tuesday evening. The treasurer, William M. .Sempie. of F:aston. rendered the annual re¬ port and the following 'officers elected: President. Albert O. Sturgis: secretary, L. P. Koeten¬ bader; treasurer. William M. Sempie. Easton.
WI! I, .HPKAK AT HKCKTOWX.
Mrs. Kugene Trein, who made a
tour Ihi'ough  Palestine,  will show
the   ^liii!'s nf the Holy Land and speak
weekly business meeting.
XO HI'XTIXO PERMITTED.
I                                          -.    -._-     been on  "Traveling  with  Paul,"  iu  the
The  application    was     then     dis-   ¦nff-.aed to conduct these services. Hecktown   Sunday   School   chapsi
cussed  of Ihe   boys   who   want  to,  \   ^o^^t   cordial   invitation   Is   e«- on   Sunday   evening,  Oct.    21     at
join  the troop.    The me^-ting was   tended  fo everybody to attend all TIO   o'clock.     All  cordially Invit-
fhen  adjourned benediction.
with     the     scout
ibove services
I   PearUss Female Parmert Ply in Face of Pate
«X»XFIRMATIOX AXD
COM Ml'XIOX
I,     - Mr   ;,n.l   Mrs.     Elmer' Jl M'-s. Si,vi,iinah   Newhardt J*-Jiilla Im.x. of Rethlehem: ' "•"hn Herbst,  Mr.  and  Mrs. '"Fritz and daughter A!lc«.
Bd « ^'" •''"*¦'" Stofflet. ii«ii " '^"''^rf Shankweiler «"y.Mr, Harry Miller. Mr. ''••Tilghman Dech and fum- "¦ "' and Mrs. Prank Leh.
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The Forestry Committee of the Moravian church have an ofBcer located In the woods and any per¬ son   found   on   the   premises  with
firearms   In   their   possession   will; 	
be arrested and fined. Persons a rlass of catechumens will be nre permitted to pass through the rnnfirmed and the preparatory woods hut no hunting will be per- -ervice held nt Forks church. T'-ev. mltted. I Oeo.   S,    Kleckner.   Lutheran    pas¬
tor, on Saturday. October 20 at 2.30 p. 111. The Lord's Su|iper will be administered on Sunday, October 21 at 0.4,". a. m. nnd 7.15
CATTI-E SALE.
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care for hives an
itwity
It the •
WiMhingtoa!   Prom ooa ^¦Jf Luy? tL%7£Soy iSS
forty «o«i of.iMM>9 y*t?S!f!2!: JiHur iTlTlmririkMi tiM mM m]^.^ the fenak ti Ikt ¦¦•¦•• ttmmttoaa wmtw tmam tmm mmm
Qulntus Stauffer   and     William K.   Shimer. two  local cattle  deal-   •'' "'' ers. will hold a real cattle sale to-'
morrow   < Friday i   October   10   at       Mrs    l':tnma   Koehler,   daughter 1.30  p.  m. nl  the Fair Orounds.   I Orace.  Mr. and  Mrs. Charles  Ras-) I      They will expose   for     dispose-'ley, of  town:   Mr.  and  Mrs.   Irvln 'ment a shipment which Include aj Fisher, of Palmer township,  were' flne   asaortment   of   Holstein   and  Sunday guests nt the residence o Ouernsey    stock     heifers,    fresh  Mr. and  Mrs.  William Wagner In' cows, springers, bulls and steers.    Palmer township.        v ^7& I
A pleasant surprise was held on Satuiday e.ening. Oct. 13 at the home of Clark Fogel In honor of his mother, Lanah Fok«»1'b T5th birthday. Those present vvree .Mr und Mrs. Clinton Foirel and sons Walter. Clayton. Lovine, Harold, .Mr. and iVlrs. Herbert Kettlinu. children Marie. Herbert and Violet, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Spengler and his sister, Mr. and .Mrs. Leroy Hartzel. Mrs. C. I'liangst, Mabel I'nangst and friend. .Margaret and Ruth SpenR- ler, Clayton Veakel, Jobn Stem, Oeorge Rosenberg. Mike Keller, .Mr. Arch, Mrs. lona and children, all of Easton; Mr. and Mra. Joa¬ eph Keen. Amanda Miller, of Bethlehem; Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Kline, of Beersvllle; Mrs. Hannah Daniel, daughters Mabel and Elate of Nasareth; Mr. and Mrs. Warren Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Mil¬ ler, son Floyd, Mr   and Mrs. John
i Wassick, "daughters Rosle and Helen. Calvin Wagner. Millon Wagner. John Wagner. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Fogel, children How¬ ard, Victor. Warren, Leroy, Mel¬ vin. Mervin. Edna. Arlene, Mre. Lena Fogel. all of Chapman Quar¬ ries. Mrs. Pogel received some useful gifts. Thejr enjoyed the erening In dancing. Music waa furnished by Clark Fogel. R*. freshments were served. All r*> turned to their respective homa* at a late hour wishint Mrt. n>c«l many more happjr birthdayt. -.
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Mrs. Harrison Keek aad aoM^ or Keradala. apeat laadaf ta Buihklll Valley vtoltlBC wtth MlM,
and Mrs. Warrea laUtk.
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