The Nazareth Item

              THE NAZARETH  ITEM
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER.   DEVOTED  TO   LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   OENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
VOL XXXIX
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 24, 1930
gniAYDOGS ROIN PROPERTY
!Tffi'day° bu% il 2- ftX"?e.&. at nigjitfau !W season of the year. •Mtfty persons and those WjJ'prettylawnswdgw- JS^rork hard and spend J2L to put their placsa In 'fftoomoti and wake In C*nSnto« to ttod that some EtaittamP«* •" over the fij^I^sed the gardener la fig* tf the dog has not ¦g^ several big holes In ?isrden.
J2Etog canines and it U 2fT^ot their owners as •!d dWens to see that they STiwSS^ housed or chain- ffJfrtnlfctMastopi^te^ SiSSms of their nelghbon fSTuisless and costly rav- ^o( the animals.
and Losn H^rs Elected
^m dlneton of the Naaanth Vi r^A ijoui AssoclatiMi met ^^S evening at the ofllce ot ^7^ Both and elected ofllcen. SStauetas 'eete named: Fresl- 21. pS TWmbower: vice presi- tt F. H. Schmidt: 'eetetuv. ^^ Sehaeaer: treasunr. Wll- STThSw. The directon ot the ^SimZt John Bardill. A. C. Sw* A. E. rranU. A. O. Kern, fVrKKO, A. E. SchiMler. A. E. JU^ySid H. F. Ziegler.
yoA Contractor fiviiil Road
flsntrsctor Howard S. Shafer, of tam.h»ta force of men at work on ST'itretch of highway between taw Newburg and Moorestown, !Bin» the road bed preparatory to Cpourlng ol concrete. The work k telng pushed forward with all Ible haste. This improvement be a delight to those who are pelled to use the highway as ant otten autotuoblles were mired Sdi the route and were compelled H hsve the aid of horses to drag tai out of the mud.
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IM For Violation dSdMwl Code
»il. of Upper Ut, Bethel. 13.00   and costs   baton Junes S.  Fry  on  Monday a a charge of failing to ehildren to   school.   The vas laid by Truant Offlcer Upple, of the school dis-
eteoft
slleges the school authorl- btf* not arranged a proper place for his children to ; for the bus which carries them UltbooL After a thorough airing ^ttsesK Reagle agreed to comply Mk On Khool laws,
(hi Fired in Argu- wrt; Shooter Held
PlMton Oraver, of Cross Roads, iM bien held In ttooo ball for his ince at Court by Squire Fry, charges of assault with ^ to kill, pointing firearms and WHtnrglng same. The complaint Jjlsld by Harry LaBarre, also of 2"» Roads, The alleged offense ta place last Monday at Mr. gy« workshop when he and Wet Reph got Into a qtuurel and fftnt went to separate the men. "•mot which Oraver ia alleged to JlJ^red almost point blank sent ¦tajt speeding past LaBarre and g*"* »lde of the shop. The de- tattt ws given a bearing before gw Fly on Pridav evening and ¦Ute court.
^Whace Hose Co. m» Meeting
JJj^nce Hose Company No, 1 of ^"w met on Monday evening in 1/5*° business meeting in the 55^ rooms   in the   Municipal
JjWtae of businesa followed which
the accepting of three pro-
^of membership.    Trustee
JJ"»nted a financial report of
^"¦•Pjmy and bills amounting to
"Uars were  ordered  to  be
meeting was adjourned until Monday evening when the -n, „*"*'he>' the Company will •»» not participate In the Pour iJim ''-?^ '" Easton on Satur- li""' 21 next, will be  finally
"^"Siegfried Sur- ''"•'* by Friends
llR-5"^ Mrs. Howard 8. Shafer. ¦K uS,^ Robert Fritchman. Mr. >lti L A «  "¦ f^'tchman. Mr. and
;j^tt Mr, and Mrs. Asher Hag- ra-Mr, and Mra. WiUiam MU- >»• ¦Bd^l?*S S*»»"" H- Knecht. »* Fral^v?* ° *^»"«' Mr. and *•» D rJf .^^^fcks. Mr. and Mn.
t^nelry Albert and Ulllan CoMlf?*'!; "' »"«> Mn. Wil- SjSp ,^"""'«-t°": Mr. and jj^ynies P^h^er. Pen Argyl. and jyil^.rr Black, of Lehighton, on sSoImV    "5   gathered  at   the
'JMhtStn f""!'   *""   surprised
S^W ref l^'f^ ?•"" «•"'"• !t' 8le«fri«i""'"*" *¦*'* »•"'«>• {¦"•xJay ^1 received handsome 5!n««ed   t^"\V'^    ''»v«"     were
»ttii-r   **i"     Hagenbuch.
»«WJer and   Mn.   Knecbt
THRONGS WORSHIP AT JOYFUL EASTER SER¬ VICES IN CHURCHES
Altvays Plenty of Moths-
fiv dlfjprt r. Rpid
Large Congregation Gathered  In Local Parishes During Passion Week; Record Attendances at Communion Services; New Members Add¬ ed; Easter Program Rendered
The services at the St. John's Re¬ formed church on Easter morning featured the sacraments administer¬ ed by Rev. W. H. Wotring. paator. Those partaking of Communion brought tbe total to 750, a barmer number for the congregation.
The attendance for the day was one of the largest ever recorded at all services. In the evening the Sunday scbool rendered the program under direction of Oliver Knausa, superintendent. The Beginners sang several songs under leadership of Miss Irene Roth, superintendent; the Primary department under di- rectloaof Mrs. Willlam Silfles and the Junion under direction of Miss Anna Kraemer also lendaced several songs and selectioai. MUi Henrietta Werner and Miss Heyer sang a duet.
The church presented a most beauttttU and inspiring aspect on Simday morning following the efforts of the decorators who had w^orked out a beautiful flower gar¬ den scene with tratlis and lattice work against a background with doud effect, and the croas for a center piece. The idea was worked out under direction of Mre. William Silfles, by the program committee, consisting of Miss Helen Smith, Miss Orace Remaley, Miss Ellen Ruioff, Miss Mae Wunderly and Miss Lena Marcks. Miss Marcks had charge of the music for the Sunday school and the Sunday school orchestra.
The service was reported one of the best Easter services ever held at the church. In addition to the class of 36 catechumens confirmed last Sunday, who took communion for the first time today, there were also fortv-seven new members re¬ ceived into the church by Rev. Wotring. as foUow.s: Mr.s, Anna E, Heyer. Steward L. RulofT. Mrs. Em¬ ma M. RulofT. Ralph C. Bruce, Ray- ir.ond R. Lambert, Mrs, Irene J. Lambert, Mrs, Ella Werkheiser, Mrs. .^nna S. N.igle, Samuel Sottolano, Mrs Palma S. Sottolano, Joseph J. Sottolano, Anthony A, Sottolano. Patrick P, Sottolano, Martin Cortez. Mrs. Tutenetto Cortez, Michael A. M?ster. Mrs. Blanche L, Master. Ja- "ob N. Messinger. Raymond C. John¬ son. Mrs, Elsie E. Johnson. Burton F. Andrews. Ellis Schneebell. Mrs. Elsie Schneebell. Floyd J. Rutt. Mrs. Net¬ tie 8. Rutt. Samuel R. IClnchln. Mn. Nlomi R. Minchin, Charles W. Pl- fleld. Mra, Hilda M. Fifleld, Theodore F. Hess. Russell H. Wambold, Mrs. Mne I. Wambold. Steward W. Kem¬ merer. Mra, Mildred M. Kemmerer, Frederick P. Walz, Mrs, Elizabeth W^alz. Paul 8. Searles. Mrs. Estella M. Searles, Mrs. Mary H, Ferraro, John O. Davis, Mrs. Bertha M, Da¬ vis. Carl Worner, Mrs. Mary C. Lutz and Oeorge Franklin Kratzer.  »      »
Easter Can¬ tata In Ste
Ref e Church
This Sunday evening In St. John's Reformed church the Choir will render the cantata: "Our Risen Sa¬ vior" by Ashford.
The cantata is made up of inter¬ esting solos and choruses telling the Easter story. It also contains the beautiful number "Easter Dawn" a solo for the vtoUn which will be played by Thomas Achenbach, of Easton. who is well known as a con¬ cert violinist. He will also ptay sev- enl solos during the service. The rendition is under the direction of the organist. Prof. Charles W. Hess, Following   is the   contents of   the
"The Lord will Have Mercy "— Chorus.
"Hosanna in the Highest"—solo and chorus—Claude Metz.
"Ride on in Majesty"—Chorus.
"Let Not Your Heart be Troubled" —solo—Miss Lena Marcks.
"O Love Divine "—trio—Mrs. Luth¬ er Batt, Edward Hellman and Lester Hawk.
"The Road of Sorrow"—solo and violin—Lester Hawk and Thomas Achenbach.
"Calvary"—solo—Walter Knecht,
"O Lamb of Ood"—Chorus.
"Easter Dawn"— violin solo — Thomas Achenbach,
"HaU, Happy Morn"—solo—Mrs, Luther Batt.
"Christ is Risen"—Chorus,  «  	
HOLY rOMMUMON AT
MOORESTOWN  ON   SI'NDAV
The   Holy   Week services hi the Moravian Church registered a very large attendance In spite of the most inclement weather at times, I    Palm Sunday with its profoundly J impressive program of  infant and I adult baptism, confirmation and re¬ ception of members will always live in the memory of the large number present.
The special music by the Choir, orchestra and David Randall, who played a violin solo, added much to inspire and beautify the services.
Maundy Thursday Holy Commun¬ ion reglstend a very large attetul- ance In spite of the most imfavor- able weather conditions.
The Oood Friday afternoon ser¬ vice commemmorating the death hour of oiur Saviour on the Cross for the sins of the world, was a most solemn one.
Eaater Sunday the climax of all the services throughout the Passion Week began at 1 a. m. with the trombone choir announcing with glad chonles the blessed fact that Christ rose from the dead, and be¬ came the flrst fruits of them that slept.
In two sections the choir visited different parts of the historic town under the leadership of Messrs. Jesse Kreidler and Wilson Boerstler and played the Joyful Easter hymns. At 4:30 a. m, a large congregation eathered in the church with the pastor. Rev, Paul 3. Meinert, leading In the reading of the Moravian ter Litany, and the congregation sponding heartily. The seeond part I of service was held on the beautiful
E NAZARETH TO CHANGE HANDS OF CLOCK SAT¬ URDAY AT MIDNIGHT
Moravian cemeterv amid the graves of almost two centuries and recent graves.   The trombone choir accom-! panied the singing, and the pastor, presided.   Manv  visitors   from  dis¬ tant places   attended   this service, Tv.o ladies had motored from Car-' bondale that morning a distance of 81 miles to attend this service, |
The 10:30 service had a large at- 1 tendance, and the music by the choir, and orchestra p'.aved an Important part on the program. The pastor i preached a most comforting sermon' on "Victory." |
The evening service also had a; large attendance, a fitting closing: service for the Passion week, Tha Resurrection story was read by tba pastor   interspersed   with
The Sunday school nndered       _
Easter hymns in a most crsdltable transacted several important
Odd Fellow Ball Here Tomorrow
2000 YOUNGSTERS ENn JOY EGG HUNT AT BAlH;i STORES AWARD PRIZES
Kiddies Mistake "Cop's** Whistle for Signal and Foret Committeemen Distributing Eggs To Retreat From Frantic Scramble for Colored To¬ kens; Sponsered by Lions Club
Children of Bath and vicinity had ones that counted aa tiMjr' a gala Easter holiday on Saturday for prizes, Abram Abrama aateaoed when the Bath Lions Club staged one of these lucky numlian, tthad their annual egg hunt on Main l.eea walked on and gaiMraUjr WIMk- iitreet, fiath, with about 2000 school e i ror all practical purpoaaa. tt aUll children participating. The affair bc.s traces of the number M and began promptly at 2:30 although the "Abie' wa.s registered for • priM. stage manager, Reuben Rohr, was One hundred and twenty-fly« not quite ready to spring the open- dozen eggs were distributed for the ing. It was this way. The straw hunt. Fifty of theae were niUBbared had been scattered In the street from and uncolored. The nmaindar had :he post office to the square and been tinted by the good old fashion* memi^ers of the committee and ed method of boiling them with helpers were busily tucking away onlosis, R. A, Oum took thla ardu- eggs. Children were crowding in, ous task upon bimaelf and thareby close on the line of straw when the earns a place for hia nama In Bath'a police   offlcer   blew   his   wliistle  to Hall of fame.
warn them back to the curbs. That' Reuben A. Rohr and A. R. Plot- was a fatal error. The youngsten; nick. Bath merchanta and thought it was a signal to hunt eggs, of the Lions Club, took upon and with sweeping surge they fell selves the arrangement of the on the straw and literally walked j and carried through to a moat over the committeemen, who burri- cessful finish their plan. edly withdrew their fingers from While the Bath Uona under ttie trampling feet. The hunt I the affair it was made a real oora- was on and the eager kiddies soon; munity project with the merehanta routed out all the hidden eggs, both! all contributing. Each eontrlbutor colored and numbered. Some had | paid two^doUan caah and donatod a been badly battered in the shock of the children's charge but could be recognized as eggs by the bits of shell that still clung to the mass.
Most of the numbered eggs suffer¬ ed little casualty and these were the
prize. The committee aaked none of the prises exceed one dollar in value but a number of the prlasa ran some higher. Among tha^rlaea were scooters, roller skates. (Continued On Page Two)
LOCAL NAN LANDS IN JAa  OVER OLD LAND FUED
Louis Hallis, Spring street, has beea commttted to the Northampton County jail by Squire James S. Fry
i-Y Club Entertained by Rotarians
Churches, Schools and Industries Favor Daylight,^'g Social  Event Starts
Saving Time; Sunday Church Services Sched¬ uled on New Time; Annual Banquet of Chamber of Commerce Thur., May 13
The Diracton   of tbe
rectors went on record as favoring Mazanth' the movement being the same is the
The Rotarians on Monday evening
on a charge of surety of the peace had for their guests the Hi-Y Club pie!eifed by Robert Bachma:i, who of town, v.lth their counsellora. ii.es I'.ear Hi^llis. Hallis was unable President Grim was In the chair and to furnish $500 bail required and was introduced the speaker of the even- sent to prison in default, iug    C, E.  Ford,    secretary of    th*
The trouble between Bachman Boys' Work department of the SUtO ar.d Hallis sUrted through a proper- v.M.CA. Mr, Ford, who has spent ty dsagreement. According to the manv years in work among b^ history of the case Hallis has built tliroughout the United States had on land belonging by deed to Mr. an Interesting message for hia hear- Bachman. The latter wants Hallis ers. He told of his numerous exper- Feature Entertainment, to sign over another lot in Ueu of lences and stressed the need et food ^^____ I the   one   he   now   occupies.   Hallis leadership for boya In order to la-
cannot see the reason for thla and cure best results in buUdUag i
With   Card   Playing
and Dancing at
8:30 O'clock
h^nuST'Chamber of Commerce met Monday I only advisable plan to follow under ^.^'^^i^f ®"^i?52S3[ S^^Id ***'  <U«agreement  haa  been   aired ter and preparing tha
mmmi evenlta   at   the Y. M. C. A. and the circumsUnces. j?' the year In Naaareth Is prepared several times.   It ia aatd that Hallis ful Uvaa.
Easter hymns in a most crsdlUble transacted sevenl Important Items ^    Neighboring towns and cities have; to w^n«lUpiesU with^ once before assaulted Bachman and     john Smith of the Ic
manner.   The choir and orchestra of business. B. F. Ziegler, president aI«f»dy^aimounced that on and after wdiM^ struck him on the head,
again t^k^a prominent^art..,presided. ^Bj^^^ t^L^'Z^^'lL^lL'^o^^ fffl^! ffiS^'vffffir'a?the°^V?el!   --•	
LUTHERAN CHOIR
The offerings for Foreign Missions present at the meeting and became saving time and the only alterna amounted to $1752,49 beyond all ex- a member of the Chamber. tive Nazareth has is to do likewise,
pectatlon. |    The directors went on record as
The decorations consisting of Eas- favoring daylight saving for Naza- ter lilies and plants were the work reth during   the coming   summer.
gather
low hall on Belvidere street, tomor<
"A word to the wise Is sufllclent,"! ro* <Fridayi night to enjoy the fun
turn the clock aheid one hour April I mirth and good fellowship afforded
27th or  be  an  ho'or Ute  Monday: by the annual Odd Feliow ba.l and
card party. After a week
of hard labor the
of   Miss   Carrie   Orunert and her, Mr. Fulmer stated he was glad the mining.
helpers and reflected credit. I members  had  Uken  the  initiative     The Directors also arranged ^or comoleted the most
The Easter liiles.were provided by in thU matter and hoped the town, the^nnua^l banque^oj^t^h^^^^
RENDERS CANTATA
John A. Miller and family in loving would adopted the new time,
memory of Mrs, John A. Miller. The After taking a census of opinion
Board   of Trustees also    furnished of industries   located   within   the
f^orers. and a beautiful boquet from borough limits of Nazareth it is very
Mrs Lewis, Brooklyn, N. Y., In mem- evident   that Nazareth   will go on
ory of her mother.
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OPERETTA IN HIGH SCHOOL MAY land 2
day-light-saving time Sunday, April 27th.   In view of this fact the dl-
i
sessoigmmm
__ _     _ . _   elaborate decorations ever  seen In
tionafaiid State" Chambers "wlu be'the two spacious halls. All major asked to attend this affair. A com-1 arrangements have been completed mlttee consisting of W, E. Henry.' and the minor details will be attend- Oeorge Hahn and Charles Knauss, ed to during the day tomorrow, i
was appointed to arrange  for the     The card party offering an attrac
affair.
"Tulip Time" an operetta by the Music Clubs of Nazareth High school will be given on May I and 2 at 8 o'clock in the High school audi¬ torium. About the trials of an Am¬ erican   professor and   a group   of
HIGH SCHOOLS IN     Sewer Line
TRIANGULAR DEBATE i ON FRIDAY EVENING
tive assortment of valuable prizes, and the program dance will start SrS-mpt'y at 8:30 p, m, after which,
ed the sacred cantata "From Olivet' to Calvary" by Mauder.   The  pro-! ! duciiGn    was rendered    in a    very efTectlve    manner by about   thirty j n.er.ihers   of the   choir under   the:
On   Friday evening,   April 25th,
Nazareth    High    school    debating
students Ul the dellghtfur land of teams will meet the debaung teams
Now Near Completion
direction of Charles Schnerr. choir n-^'.-i^jr. ai\d organist^ Daniel Rohn,
a deluxe entertaiiilH*t\t will Be pre- " .     ^^
sented   at   11   o'clock.   During the/"S,*y^ Pf'-f.-l'^!, »:«|;;„*« P^e evening a tasty and bountiful buf-'"'^^^'* "^ ^-'^ follo'iing ten parts, fet luncheon  will be  served.   The'      O" ^^^ **>• ^° Jerusalem.     Be gala evening will be climaxed wtth
O:'. Sindiy morning at 7 o'clock a lar&a appreciative audience of Wor¬ shippers    assembled in    St. John'a tors Jerusalem." "In the Temple." Lutheran   church   and   enjoyed   a
a general good  time by evervbody' ^7^^    ''^°^"' °f •• °"^'« •',','"'*    ^''^. ^''^^^   ^'^*°   ^^*   ^^O'   LuUier
Com nandment.- Oet',wm»ne, ¦ League presented the pageant "The ••2efcre Pilate," "The March to Cal-' Risen King" In a very able manner. v.ir. • and "Calvary." Solo parts be- The production was given under tha s.des Mr, Schnerr were Charles Bar- directions of Mrs, William J. Happel le,  Mrs,  Eugenie Gregory, William       • "      -  —
en tlie dance floor when noise-mak¬ ers, novelties and souvenirs are In profusion.
Every Odd Fellow and their guests should avail themselves of the op¬ portunity   to   attend   this   unique
Holland at "tulip time theme of thla delightful operetta brimful of catching melodies. Tic¬ kets may be secured from any mem¬ ber of the cast.
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PETIT JURORS
„ .„,,, ,^.   - _-     work on the local sewer line on | ^[Jjr;-";'^,,^^.*: Sne w^n known
IS Duni me ^^ Northampton and Pen Argyl high Mauch Chunk street is progressing to the many who have attended be-
I    Flora   Miltenberger   and   Alfred
Cole, of Allen township; Robert L. I Colver. Bushkill township; Clark I Marey, William Seabold and Emma '• Sanders, Bangor; William H, Amey, I East    Bangor:    Thomas    L,    Lilly,
Moore   township;   Prank   Heckman,
Lower Nazareth township;  Eflie A. I hear   the discussion I Fry, Ell Busklrk and Mrs. W, Y, Rit-  timely question. Iter;    Euphenla   H.   Huff,   Palmer i    The members of the local afllrma- I township; Nicholas Casciario, Ros-|tive team are Mary Schlegel, cap-
cto; Susan Nagle and Lillian Keim,! tain: Walter Peters, Earl Laudig and ] Upper Nazareth, and Uriah O, Shlf-| Rohn Truell, alternate.   The mem-
fert. of town, are spending the week bers of the negative team are John
In Easton as members of the jury j Smith.   Thelma   Knauss,   captain;
trying ca.ses in the Criminal Court  Dorothv    Deichman    and    Marion
Lf tlie County. Kern, alternate.
schools and debate the question: j ™P»<*»y- The tracks of the old Allen "Resolved, That the Jury system hi, Street Railway were removed last the United States should be abolish- week and the trench digger Immedi- ed." The local afllrmative team will! ately began excavating for the line. debate with the negative team of, Oood headway is being made with Pen Argyl in the High School build-1 the work. As soon as the sewer Ing, Belvidere street, at 8 p. m.. while work is done on Mauch Chunk street the local negative team will Journey the borough  will  begin  concreting
fore. Tickets are still available and can be secured from members of the committee.
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SQl'IRE FRY PERFORMS j
WEDDING    CEREMONY
H. Snvder. Sr.. Misses Florence It-
terlv, Fannie Oernet. Verna Lichten¬ walner and Pearl Schnerr. A nicely f.ll?i auditorium of worshippers were present and congratulated the members for the flne work at the clo.ss of the service.
MOTORIST FINED
........   .....  .»,..w          —           Joseph    Domaschlcz.    of    Easton
toVOTtlia'mpton'to'lteba^^^ the street°from "curb" to curb from Road, and Mrs. Katie Toth. of Hatch
tlon with the afBrmative team of Wood to Church street, and the strip Oravel. near Bath, were married ai Northampton in the high school between Church and Main, formerly i " oclock Monday morning by building at that place. I occupied by the Allen street railway, i Squire James S. Fry
Herljert Kemmerer. of Allentown. was   hned to  and  costs by Squire
__  S. Fry, at his office,  a traffic signal at Broad and Belvl
Much fnterest "is being shown in The Vork wlirincludVpam"g~of all ^1^^ «^ere   streets, when   It was   turned
this  annual event and  the public intersections.   The   cost   of    curbs
is cordially Invited to attend and and twenty-four inches of roadway
of this   most outside the curbs  will be  assessed!
I against   abutting   property   owners. 1
The borough engineer Mr. Uhler, isl
at  pre.sent  preparing  speclflcatlons'
for  this work  which  will  be  done
sometime during the coming sum-1
mer, ;
I
Mr. Domaschlcz Is employed at the Nazareth Cement mill. *
agaiivst him.   Ofllcer Charles Stuber 1 lid the complaint.
Holy Communion will be admin¬ istered by Rev. A. R. Appel at Salem Church, Moorestown. Pa., on Sunday morning. Special offerings will be tal:en for Benevolence and Genrral E.\pense. Envelopes have been mail¬ ed to the members.
    	
LEASED  TENNIS COl'RT
Winners of Slogan Con¬ test Announced; Prizes Awarded To Fair Sex
I
OBITUARY
Annual Sunday School Convention at Bangor May 9-10; Fine Program Planned
phant," "Dawn" and "Easter Joy" besides accompaning the slngera on the piano during the progress of thO
production.
CHEERFUL EASTER AT COUNTY HMS
Miss Violet VanNatta has leaded the Pleasure Garden tennis court of the Will R Beitel Children's Home and will have the management of the corut for the season. She expects to organize a lawn tennis club. This is a very pretty grounds and the young people expect to have much pleasure there during the summer months,
    	
LEASED  BALL  GROUND
Saturday was the wind-up of tho rect and the prize goes to Mrs, Al- sloaan   contest   sponsored   by   the bert  J,  Sturgis.  Green  street;  the Mtichant.s'Committee of the Cham- second  slogan  received  was  wrong iir"" ber of Commerce and endorsed by'and so was the third; but the fourth Thomas
the local merchants. More than thirty slogans were re-
MRS, JESSE H.»H.\ Mrs, Leah H.ihn. aj..! 3J years, widow of the late Jesse Hian, died on Monday at the home ). her dau¬ ghter, Mrs. Cora Leibe .jsath, 219 Prospect street, Bethlehem.
Besides the daughter with whom she resided there survive the follow¬ ing sons and daughters: Mrs. How¬ ard Siegfried and Mrs. WilUam Muth, of town: Eugene, of Bethle- I hem; Richard, of Georgetown;' and  David, of    Moneter;
Tho lnn\ites at the Co. Home here were  made happier on by the kindness of various organis* at.ous and individuals.
Easter .services a-ere condtietad there on Sunday by members of tha HiP'an Evan Church.   The
School workers from all over the countv to their town on May 9 and 10. The occasion is the annual con- V' nt'on of the Northampton County Sabbath School Association which will be held in the Welsh Pres church on North F'rst Street The f'st    session    on Friday    will be a
slogan  making  the  second  correct ¦ steward, of Belfast, and Joseph, of j ChiMrens  Division conference   be-
* T-wi-.., o j-,^..j •  fcinnins at 2:l,'i with a worship ser¬
vice led by Mrs. H. O. Horton of E.iston and an address by Mrs. W. n. Mathias of Allentown. Children's
An unusual spirit of Interest aud i Ccpe, Jr. of Pen Argyl and a Pri- etUliiisi.ism on the part of the local   ninry  Dept.  demonstration  by  Mrs.'
committee is characterizing the'Edwin VV. Lentz of Bangor. Chil- classes of the Arndt Sunday , vorkers in Bangor in anticipation ofj dren of the Bangor Sunday Schools Bave all of the children at the the coming of the host of Sunday] v.ill pirticipate.    These demonstra-  *" Easter ba.sket fllled With
Hans will be of unusual value to all'    ^ number of women from vorker.s  in  these two departments also  surprised them by especiallv. as   songs will   be used. «^ch child with an Easter wors'.iip services conducted, lessons Sunday afternoon. taught, and In every wav a model      Some re«':!ente ot Eaaton eoilM« l^rn:{rain will be preeented, i buted funds with which lea em
Ti.e evening session will begin at »"«! cake was provided toe all at 1 ?.o and the convention will
'^•blt
JaWprtoT^;^*""   Mrs.   Knecbt.
H«i^J*« to Mrs. Scott and Mr,
The Nnzareth Industrial League, Robert F. Ziegler, president, are preparing for the baseball sea.son. and have leased the Will R Beitel Athletic fleld for the season and will take possession and management of the fleld at once. I
„.„ _„_.„ - slogan was handed In bv Mrs. A. A I ^?*" Thirty-five grandchildren and
ceived and Judging from the answers Schiery, 108 South Main street. The | s"Jieen B^eat grand children survive,
it seems this contest was too easy  fifth slopan recei\ed was wrong and'     The decea.sed was for mnny years
as 28 of the first 31 slogans received) the seventh was correct and. there-1 * ""mi."  'O*'"- '"*'''"B her homa
w pre correct.   However, the winners fore, third prize goes to Mrs, Clara i °^ ..'*" A .'!*-
must    gotten   up   early   Saturday S. Itterly.
morning as some of them had the     The summary Is as follows- First
slogan    by 7   o'clock even   though prize Is captured by Mrs, A. J Stur-
some of the letters were partly hid gis. Green  street; second prize by
In some of the windows.   All day [ Mrs, A, A. Schiery, 108 South Main
Saturday.   April   12th.   contestants street,   and   third   prize   by   Mrs
could be seen window shopping with: Clara S, Itterly, Winner of flrst paper and pencil in hand taking prize receives |i20 In gold, second iiO note   of letters   appearing In   the and third $9, all of which will be
The Ixxiy has l)een brought to the home of her daugh¬ ter, Mrs, Howard Siegfried, 301 Mauch Chunk street, town, where funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Allen Appel at 2 o'clock this (Thursday) afternoon. Interment will be made in Greenwood cemetery.
show windoms of participating mer chants. The flrst slogan received was cor
Mr. and Mrs. William Harper and
paia to the lucky contesUnta by'daughters recently spent a day in HJS^iS. 2lt ^**"' **'*^« »»y orjBeriinsville at the htrime of Mr. and before AprU asth. Mrs. Oeorge Bnyder,
Division supt, of Lehigh County. The subject of this address will be "Effective Teaching Methods in the Children's Division", with discus¬ sion following, Mrs, Mathias is a well known leader in Children's Division work. She has been chosen to be one of the faculty of the State leadership Training Camp at Spruce Creek, the coming summer. Other interesting features of the Children's Division conference will be a demonatration of teaching a Cradle RoU clasa by Mrs. Jeaee K.
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local m-r ch*
and Robert Peppel, also of Hl-T, spoke, Mr. Smith told of the his¬ tory of Hi-Y which originated k| Plalnfleld. Mass.. in mi and ht* since spread over the country, |jtb Peppe; trskccl tha progress of tha I0£ai club now four yeara old.   Tht
  jfcoys   w?re   accompanied   by   thair
I Cdutise!lors A. 0, Kem, C. S. Mlntar Tha Choir of St. John's Lutheran of the Y.M.C.A. and Ouy Cump, ot rhurch last Friday evening present-' the H'igh school faculty.
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E.\STER PAGEANT IN LUTHERAN CHURffl
and Mlss Verna Lichtenwalner. Tha characters as preaented were: Ra- becca. Plore.ue Itterly; Rachel. Ver¬ na Weaver; Peter. Rinker Aimian; Anna. Julia Keller; Judith. Bertha K.\rwi; Lois, Orace Dennis; Mirtam, ^:^ybelle Happel: Hannah. Bertha .Savitz; Helen, Virginia Hummel: Dlano, Eva Reimer; Armrah. IMaa Cum; Naomi. Margaret Morria; ^t3ry, Janet Rinker; Joalah. Harold Rinker; Scribe, Harold Snydar; P'arlsee. Edwin Hummel. During the presentation Rev. R.
Jaries S. Fry on a charge of passing ^-  ^"Jder   read the scripture  and
ofTered   prayer   and   the   organist, Daniel Ro'vi, played "Christ Trivun-
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tinue all day Saturday. The lead ing speakers will be B. A. McOarvey of the SUte fleld staff. Dr. Oeo. W VVellbum director of Christian Edu¬ cation of Penna.. Dr. Allan S. Meek of Easton. and Rev. Robert H. Bren- nec'xe. Jr.. of Nasareth, county di¬ rector of Christian Education. The latter will conduct a problem period at 10 oclock Saturday a. m. which will be of great proflt to those who are present. Information on Stand¬ ard B. the new standard ot effici¬ ency, will also be given In thia per¬ iod. The conventkm program has a number of splandid muaieal num¬ bers to be given hy Welsh Singers for which Bangor ia famoua aa well as several good orehaatra eelartioM,
ir allaf Um inmates and was greatly approelalM by them.
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SURPRISE   PARTY
A birthday surprlae   party tendered to Fkawoe L. ~   '
her bome on WhltAM nesday evening. Maay gifU were reeelvod Were served to tha f< Oold. Maat* Oowan. Alice raac«l.l*alim MesahMer, Oaad - Bush. Ed«ar Oow
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