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fCIL AUTHORIZES TWO MORE IN BOROUGH
AN   tNDEPENDENT   PAMILY  NEWSPAPER,  DBVOTBD  TO   LITERATURB.   LOCAL   AND   OENERAL   INTELLIGENCE.
NAZARETH. PA., THURSDAY MORNINC, APRH. 4, 1929
No.19
iViNGOF feTREETS
I Thete Are the Dttyi
By Albort T. Reid
uj^ and East Belvidere To Be Permanently |> Police Department To Add An- Officer To Force; Additional Pro- Owners Asked To Be Annexed
perty
|^;MwIoi. featured by ¦    . of Mveral ordinances I on Monda.v even- Itt de»ks of a lot  of 'ordlDMce passed first ^dlDK rtMitiirlug the ipjrty owners to con- iiUlines of the Nazareth iMoy.   This ordinance j^ (or sometime   but r|iilr««dln8 at "*« "*'"
M decided to Hi up
gtreets.   There was
I o( this and aever-
]ed to   continue
^7nd oil.    "Well,"
 ,'"the people of thia
u^kftter town and we /jj without good roads, r^inagphalt or cement." M ot North Main otreet It IP and Mr  Linden- It wouldn't take  re- ^md "passed the buck" J aame the paving. rtt made a motion sec- r, tehaeffer that North t bt pared with aapftatt. [dill oat of the way Coun- Itaotber street problem I them much worry, «, trom New street to Icbool,    A retolutlon for tbe pacing of this InlllDK tor the part pay-; Ita work by the property . fUbit accordance    to a | to council  some' tm read and passed. | will be  laid iu con-|
ioifCMr. Lindenmoyer:
the matter at this time but il cuine up aguiii later in the evi'iiinu aud Council derided to hire a third offlcer, who will alternate witli the others on elKht hour shifts.
On recommendation of Mr. Butts It was decided to purchase new uniforms for the police. Mr. Butts also asked for parking signs for the police department and this was left to the  police committee.
A request for a gasoline pump permit was made by Jacob Kow- laczk. for tenant In his garage. The matter was referred to the proper committee. The garage l.^ located on South Main street.
A representative of the Kyrock Rock Material Company spoke briefly to Council on resurfacing ronds with this material hut coun¬ cil would not commit Itself as to whether it would or would not re¬ surface roads.
The light department was auth¬ orized to purchase a ladder for use In repairing traffic signals.
Charles Pauckwitz and Louis Deutsch appeared with Robert Bachman petition Council to add another bit of territory t« the town. This Is part of the Heek¬ man tract In Upper Nazareth and has 263 lots with 38 bouses, all except four property holders it is said will Join the borough.
No Local Dainai^ Re¬ ported By High Winds
High  winds  raged  In  N'azareth all day Monday but there was no
were to be notI kiidthe gas. water and ¦pulM were t obe noti- fornpair lines In that | damage reported to property.    The iNtretiirv  was  auth-! w'ind seemed to reach Its intensity about midnight here after which it subsided.     Hall    of    considerable size    (ell (or    a (ew minutes    at Clearfleld, near bere. In the atter¬ noon and rain (ell in other nearby diatrlcU but none (ell here.
iMtllr the   engineer  to, Itions    for    both
Dyer  reported    a
lugs that needed
i borough clerk. Mr.
Itgthorised to notify
intain   Water  Com-
I to these    repairs at
^Segler was present at i
(and asked council to!
jlippolntment of a third'
Ithe police force.     Mr. |
liKommendad this some
hit council did not see
another    man to the
|lut night's meeting the
I were inclined to resist
put  another regular
|lilT although  the town
led    territory makes
necessary.     Burgess
Wnted out that the third
jWfce Ot, duty at the flre-
1 tilfhr. and  would  serve
This drew Mr. Lind-
tre as lie  did not see
OTOiiEh rniild put a man
'Of the truck which, he
fiornugh had turned o.ver
cntnpaii.v.     "Make lilm
of the fire company."
Itht   Bursess.     "At any
[commmtud, "it Is time
 In* a vill;ige and step
K'llkea real town ought
pothiiiK was done about
MULTITUDES OF WORSHIPPERS ATTEND STIRRING HOLY WEEK SERVICES IN LOCAL PARISHES
Impressive Program and Exercises Mark Another Glorious Easter Celebration;
Chancels Beautifully Bedecked With Easter and Spring Flowers and
Palms; Large Classes Confirmed and Many New Members
Received; Easter Music   Features  Festal  Event
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DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
EffiHtlve  Here   April  aS  at
a A. M.
Continuing t h e (ormer practice of our neighboring cities and towns it makea it necessary for Nazareth to again follow suit In the day¬ light saving movement this year.
The day designated for ad¬ vancing the hands of the clock exactly one hour Is April 28th, l!i2A, at 2 a. m. This daylight time is to con¬ tinue thru the usual period ending In September.
VHAT Hf
THiMKSOf
THE
IINTEN- DUTIES COUNTY HONE
STARTS
Bath Main Street Scene of Egg Hunt On Saturday; Fun Shared Among Kiddies
n'y antiDunced changes """"ty Home went into I Monday when   Mr,  and
I*' Huston, ot Auburn,
'County, Penua.. took |w« institution as super- t«<l matron, succeeding It,": Clarence Holland, 1 •'Wer the new State '"'y 'lome head will
•'W as superintendent.
ZT "¦« ^Ir- and Mrs.
J^«n. of town, in charge y'arm and Mr. and "ofi-is, as head ot the
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"n of tho opening
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M vt^l?^ " ""mPtuous
lock   ';h7'^'"'' ''»'" '^ ¦^     ¦    This good cause
earnest
support ot
^'us.
"turch the Y.M.C.A, Is
With the pxcep-
\|^''-»t'tutlon for civic
iDvoi?'*'   community, 'o^alty to  your "Y"
,;«*n by bringing your Ur,,,';!""^--'    Tickets
t>»2^Me nt (he door
In spite of a cold drizzling rain and skies that threatened even greater downpour the Easter rab¬ bit made his scheduled appearance In Bath on Saturday afternuou und delighted over a thousand school children from Bath and the sur¬ rounding school districts The youngsters had eome from the numerous country schools lu the territory surrounding as far as I'olnt Phillips, to participate In the egg hunt staged by the Business .Men's Association of Bath. The affair was planned several weeks ago and everything was In letidi- ness for the event when the weath¬ erman took a hand and almost ruined things. Efforts by the or¬ ganizers to have the affair post¬ poned until Monday afternoon but it was found Impossible to make arrangements with the numerous district schools that would have been satisfactory so that Reuben Itohr, druggist, and chairman of the committee of arrangements an¬ nounced at 2 o'clock that the hunt would be held
Several truck loads of dry .^iruw were sprinkled on Main street lie¬ tween the tracks of the old I'enn Allen electric line and In this 1080 ninety dozen colored eggs were hidden. Fifty one of Ihe ««¦• were numbered and entitled the finders to one of the prizes. Kach child was permitted to hold only one numbered ege and had to leave the hunt ns soon as ho had found one
The youngsters had all gathored early and by two o'clock fully six hundred were millinp alioiit on the sidewalks waiting to begin. Oth¬ ers .loined tliom and liy three o'clork whon the hunt wns opened nt least a thousand srhool children lined up on both sidrs of the straw pile. When the whistle Mow they fell on the straw pile covering it in nn instant ns tbe Red Sea clos¬ ed on Ihe Kgvptians. The straw flew nil directions nnd the casualty of eggs was severe, ns Bcrnmbling feet and legs tr.implcd them. Then a victorious yell went up, one youngster had fotiml n prizo ecg. then another anil soon the entire lot of fifty-one, some looked like humpty-dumpty, had lio'^i recov¬ ered.
Prize winners In ordor wero as follows: Marie Mkovits. ?nrred Heart school: .Toseph Meyern, Sac¬ red Heart: Mnry Michael, Mooros- tnwn: Stephen Hekko. Monnracy: Marv Hower. Kreldlersvllle; A - tred Yost. Sacred Henrt: Panl Sil¬ fles. Eleanor Haidle. Dath: Rose Tonsls. Sacred Heart; Walter Haupt, George Pellfer, Bath; Eu-
GLEE CLUB CON¬ CERT AT SCHOENECK TOMORROW NIGHT
The following program by the .Musical Club of Moravian Semin¬ ary and College (or Women will be presented In th© Schoeneck Moravian Church, at 8 p, m. to¬ morrow (Friday)  night.
This concert Is part o( the pro¬ gram which was to have > been broadcast over station WJZ,
Chorales. "Most Holy Lord and God" German church melody. 15th century, "Fairest Lord Jesus." Crusader's hymn, 13th century, by the Olee Club,
Harp solo-—selected, Mlas Ruth W. P(ohl.
Vocal solo — "Carisslma" by Hasselman—.Miss Ethel Duth.
Old English songs—"Strike it up Tnbor." Weelkes (ir.40i. "Pretty Polly Oliver"—arranged by Chaffln,  the Glee Club.
Orchestra—Overture, ".Marriage of Figaro " hy .Mozart, Moravian College Orchestra.
Reading—selected, MUs Edna Witt,
"I'm so glad trouble don't last always," arranged by Deth. "Good King Wencesles," arranged by Lefehore, the Glee Club.
Vocal solo: "Trees", by Rascb- bach. Miss Margaret Preuss.
Violin duet—"Song of Spring," by Bruch, the Misses Catherine Koffel and Caroline Potterer, vi¬ olin, and Mrs. Catherine Fairer, accompanist.
"In These deliehtfitl ploa.satit groves, by Pursell. "Tlie Dream Rolilier," Willi violin olilinato, by Lang, the Glee Club.
Harp solo:- solected. Miss Ruth W.   Pfohl.
Chorale—".'>well the .Xnthem" by Salzburg,
A silver offoriiig  will be taken.
NOTICE
TO    CITIZKNS
OF    S.%Z.%ReTH
The Borough Police De¬ partment requests the co¬ operation of all citizens not to burn any rubbish or build outside flres after C P. .M.
This is not only unlawful but a dangerous practice.
COIMY GRANGE CONDUCTING ESSAY CONTEST nv SCHOOLS
LUTHERAN EASTER RED LETTER DAY; RECEPTION, APR. 11
gene Valaszyk, .Monocaey; Joseph White. .Mary Krantz. Sacred Heart: Mary .Miller. L'nion; Agnes Gondek Sacred Heart: George Smith, Bath: Julia .Medionnaic. Bath; Andrew Korvalchuk. .Monocaey; Pauline Hartzell, Carl .Niiinis, Bath; Tony Abraham, .Monocaey: Carl Valo, .Mt. Vernon; Albert Wolf, Kreid- lersviiio: Joseph Lucas, Sacred Heart; Katie Delugoa, Mt. Vernon: Kennetli Haidle, Grace Sensen¬ bach, Buiiilii^ Kllck, Helen .Maruka, Charles Graver, Annie Miller, Charles Slu'iikler, Gerald Uehrl'4. Ale.\ Biffer, liath: Meda Hoftal, Chapmans: Alireilia Neuner, Naz¬ areth: Doiu'lil K.ielman, (ir.ivers; Kobert Mertz, Mary Horn. Harold Hertzel, Eleaiior Leigh, Bath; Pauline .lacoliy, Monocaey; Grover Hauser, Hath; Vrrna Frantz, Mon¬ ocaey: Annie SDbiinan, Monocaey; Harold Kocher. i't. Phillips; Anna¬ bel Lerch. Kr.lillersvllle; Anna Deal.  Penn  Ailtti
The children were immediately registered    and    thf    prizes    were
tiroiiKht from I lie post offlce where 	
tlii.y had been on e.\hibition, I
During the eRi; hunt iilioto-' The services on Eastor Day In graphers from various newspapers' St. John's Lutheran were attoniied and one movie man was on hand'hy a largo group of worshipers, to register the ..renes. .Several'At the early morning service the hundred spectators from surround-h^eiiior l.uther League assisted by Ing towns and cities were also tho Choir rendered the pageant: present and enjoyed ininunsely the'"•'"'•om the Palms to the Lilies." lively scramliie (.i  ilie youngsters.! The chancel -was beautifully docor-
Tho promoter.i ut the hunt were I "'^d with fiM-ns and Easter lilies, pleased with siitiess of the affafr j The Snnday School sorvico which which went off aniid .ureal hilarity in sfiite o( tho inrlriiient weather. It \v;is one of the lirst co-operative movements of the Hath nierchants iitul showed a fine sjiirit on the parly of the many who contributed ttl  make a  rial roniniunlty event.
Contributions and prizes were ili.iiated by the following: J. D. ,\( lienliach, American Storea Co., Al lantic and raciflc Stores Co,. H. Hattlidlomew, Ileors Bros., W. nnili^t. John Hinvors, R. W. Barn- sti ad. A. M. rre--ininn. Jack Clark, Itali.m Choose Co.. G. Deinor, Ben- .1a in in Elierly, K A. Edwards. National Bank, lv R. Fehnel, Frey Bros., Frnnk Graver. E. A. Graver, H. Gilliert, R. A. Gum, Clarence Gilbert, F. n. Haldol, C, Hartzell, Jack's Service Station, E. Kum¬ merer. .\. J. Korn merer. W. P. Kunkle, A, S. I.iniliert, R. P. Lau¬ bach. W. .T. Moll, C. Muschler, Abroham Medlar, P. H. Michael, Joseph Mary, Overcash nnd Mar¬ tin, A, n, Plotnick. R. A, Rohr. B. F. Rohn. Oeorge Spengler, Slate Exchange Hotel, J. H. Sensenbach. J Schiffer, W. D. Stewart, Charles .Scholl, A, Peiffer. Harry Guth, J. Stlbblnger, Klippie's Bus Lines,
The Home Economics Depart¬ ment of the Xorthampron County Grange will sponsor an essay con¬ test In the Northampton County schools on the subject "The Home I Would Like to Live In."
County Superintendent George A Grim haa notifled all county teachers about the affair and es- sa.Vrt must be written In the school rooms on Friday, April 12, 1921>, without assistance of any kind. Essays must not exceed 500 words in length and must be written in ink on one side of the paper.
Each teacher will select the best essay and then conceal the name, school grade and address of the writer and submit the composition to the County Superintendent,
The contest committee will meet at the Superintendent's office on -April l.s, and select the best three essays.
On Wednesday. .April 24, the winner will be announced in an inter-county meeting to lie held in SchoenersviUe. Prizes will l)o $10.00 for first: $5.00 for second. and $3.00 tor third
REFORMED
I'he  .Nazareth  St.  Johii'.s  Kefor¬ med     congregation,     Kev.   VV.   H. Wotring pastor, ob.served ihe I'Ji'J' Easier ijy having an early s-rvice at   >     o'clock  at   which     time  the^ Lord's   Supper   was   olj.served   and at   lOiIiO,  the  distritfutioti   of  th" Lord's Supper was continued with another   service.     Following   is   a list   of  the   members  of  the  class conflrmed    on Palm Sunday    who became communicant members at these    services:     Anna   .M.  Stem, Florence     L.   Searfass,     Ruth   L. Douglas, Pearl I. Kuntz. Helen H. Hawk, Florence E. Klipple, Pearl V.  Abel.  Miriam  L.  Reimer,  Bea¬ trice  F, and  Esther  I'.   .Mllhouse. Florence A. and .Margaret E. Lahr, .Mable I. and Helen  M. Lutz,  Re¬ becca     V. and    Sarah     A.   Reber, .Mabel    M.     Reeser,    Dorothy    .M. Voung,   Phyllis  T.   Rash,   Frances L.   Koch,     Gladys     M.   Heekman, Dorothy .M. Labar, Evelyn S. Kel¬ ler,   Verna   V.   Lambert.  Ellen   E. Smith,  Mary E.  Kraemer, Harvey S. Frable, Maurice R. Searles, Nel¬ son J. Messlnger, Donald C. Stout, Ralph S. Wolf. Woodrow S. Brong. Lester C.  Henning. Paul E. Lam¬ bert,  Donald  K.   Leopold,  Russell M  Weiss, Harold E. and Wllmer J. Simons. Irvin V. I'hler. .Melvin A. Smith.   Ellwood   C.   Metz,   Russell W.  Roth,    (Mlbert    A. D. Hellick, William K. Teel, Willis C. Klefer, Russell E. Johnson. Horan E. Hoff, Dualne R. Schiffert, John W. Gron¬ er,   Charles   \.   Herbst,   Alfred   L Brobst and Ralph J. Itterly.
The following Is a list of names of members received by letter and re-profession: Charles H. Lehr, Charles H. and Ruth L. Stout, Raymond J. Oswald, Mrs. Leda P. Oswald. Mollies G. Stettler. Mrs. Florence M Stettler, Mrs. Florence V. Suiter, Edward H. Hellman. James N. Jackson, Mrs. Miriam G. Jackson. Mrs. Mae Q. Itterly. Mrs. Esther I. Herbst, Mrs. Helen J. Simons. Arthur A, Yeisley. Mrs. Elsie r. E. Yeisley. Osborn Kin¬ dred. -Mrs. Mabel Kindred, Mrs. Eva S. Werner, Emroy J. Ruhf and Steward A. Kindred.
Both of these services were liirgol.v attended by communicant members.
In the evening at 7 o'clock a verv elaborate Easter festival was rendered hy the Sunday School to a large and appreciative audience.
MORAVIAN
j LUTHERAN
The Holy Weei^ und Easter ser-' .Nazarelli St. John's Lutheran \ices ill the .Moravian church re- congregation oliserved Easter with mistered a very large attendance.      ' au early service at T o'rlock spon-
Holy Coniinunioii on .Maundy hi»red by the Seuior League, who Thui>^day had a record attendance. ei;aeted in a very intelligent man- .Vliss Helene Kraemer, of .Newark,' ner a pageant entitled "From the N. J., .Miss .Minerva Hilllard. of I'alms To the Lilies" portraying town, and .Mrs Kermit Wunderly|;he last week ot Christ her© on v.'ero received into the fellowship' earth. The cast included In tll» of the church, | presentation     were     as     follows:
The pastor wa.^ assisted at the Palm Suuday, Florence Itterly; Conimunion by Rev. (i. M. Schultz. | Monday,     Hilda      Lichtenwalner;
Thb eiirly 5 o'clock services on . Tuesday, Mary Dry; Wednesday, Easter morning was largely attend-'Julia     Keller;     Thuraday,    Orace
PAGEANT AT SCHOENECK MOR¬ AVIAN SUNDAY
.V dramatic worship sorvico on- tillod "The Light of Life" will he civoii af flio ,Schoonook Moravian church Sunday evening .\pril 7 at 7 ¦ ;'n o'clock.
This will ho gheti by tho Voting PMOjde'^ dlvisli.M of tho Pnnd IV K'hool The foMonIng are the elrirtic'ors:
Reader';.   Catho"i-''>    PMifni   ;,...( Kathryn   .Vndiows-   .\"r( i  of  li.-Jf Pl'iyd    I< n.jfonlnflf.r •'"^      T't.j
Marys. Alliorta  Ki-'--      '    ¦¦•« C,.i«-. or,   Mrs.  Wininm   F.'e' •'¦   wo¬
man. Ruth Lniid'tiV"' ' nv.Ti
Carl Beitel;  voiitli. Kd • M  r;
niiddle ngod mnn. Frnr'     ''"v
Tl'e  music  will  l»e  r^
was conducted at 9: .10 a. m. was attended by tho largest number of scholars in the history of tlie school. Tho stiporlntondonf Prof. F. A. Marcks announced that a detailed report of the special Len¬ ten offering would lio given next Sundny morning.
At the chief sorvico. tho saora- niont of tho Lord's Supper wns ad- tho Youne People's chorit-. minisforod. Tho pastor. Rov. H. The pnblle is cordially 1 C. Snydor proached n sermon hawoil —. m	
shall   live   also."     At   this   sorvico JACKSONIAN CLUB
tho fifty-throo niomhors of the con- firinntlon clas'' received the sacra¬ ment of tho nltnr. The nnmber of cniiimiiiilcants nt the sorvico on Maundy Tliur.-*dav nnd Easter Day far oxctod Ihat of previous years.
Af the vesper service fho Be- ginnors and Primnry Departments of tho Snnday srhool undor the supervision of Mlssos Iron© Savitz nndflaftie Habn rendered a pro¬ gram ot unusual merit.
On Thursday evening. April 11. nl 7:43 p. m. the conpregafion will give a reception to the^ members of the confirmation clasa and the new members received alnce Easter 1928.
Y.M.C. A. BOWLERS PLANNING BIG "FEED" FOR THIS MONTH
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on III .S|ieak anil Exhiliil ski I
To   Loral   Pin   Knockers
The ¦y " Htivviing Committee iieaded by .lames Fetherolf is plaii- nint; a gala nUlil for tho boys trom the alley.s on Friday evening, .\;)ril Zfilh. They iiave secured as gUest siieaker. Hilly Knox, of Philadel- pliia. who is going to (lenioii.-trate I'.i.s skill nn the local iiiiis.
.Mr, Knox is widely known a- the incoinpar.ible liowler. He is cham¬ pion of .\II-Events bowling of the A.H.C., scoring a totol of 201!) for '^ games and the only man to bowl :!oii in .A H.C. for 2t; yoars. He, hih'.s th" World's record match iday, sciiriiii: 27!>-27S-,'!i>0 a toral Ilf s."7. This score was made in I'hiladelpiiia hist year. (If 2.tO liamoH played in l!i2"> he has gain¬ ed ar, average of 22'). .Vdmission tIeKets for the bantinet and the ex¬ hibition bowling will be in the 'lands of a I'onimitfee nnd can be (¦cured after Friday of this week
ed.     Tlie   pastor   was   assisted   by Rev. A. D  Thaeler. D. D.
The trombone choir under the leadership ot Jesse Kreidler start¬ ed on' trom the church at l:."?© a. m. in two sections to play the tri¬ umphant Easter chorales In vari¬ ous sections of the town. This Is an old Moravian custom that had I's origin In the .Moravian Church centiirie'4 ago.
The procession trom the church to the cemetery was Impressive. dignified and orderly.
At the morning service at 10:30 o'clock the pastor. Rev. Paul S. Meinert, M. A., preached a strong sermon.
Tlio music at all services by the choir and orchestra under the or¬ ganist and choir master. Paul E. Bock, was an Important factor In beautifying tho services; the climax culminating on Easter Sun¬ day morning and evening. The r-iiisical program attracted atten¬ tion and brought much favorable commont.
T'lo Riblp Schnol in the morninaf ronriered a liriof musical program i". which A David Thaeler, modi- ri\ student at the I'nlversit.v of Pennsylvania, figured with a very fine violin solo.
The closing service ot the Holy Week on Sunday evening (ormed n fitting climax of Inspiring mnste. The pastor read the Resurrection story interspersed with glad hymns accomti.nnied by organ nnd orches¬ tra and a largo choir.
Af tlio close tho pastor exprojm. ed liij nunrociation for fho wondor- fiil ritfoi'danco and liboral offering for Foreign   Missions.
Tl'o pastor ronorted that the conerpeTtion. Bilile School and or- 9::'t'i?a*io!'.>i hnd broueht an offer- ieg of f,'?0.';ft.0 4 with more flow¬ ing In
Tli;^ docorations of palms and c'tutor lilies, tho hitfer fho gift of t^>p Board nf Trustees and Mrs. .lohn .A. Miller wore very beauti¬ ful. A beautiful lionuet ot white r->rtintlors adorned the conimunfon ti'ilo in monioiy of Mrs. Floyd I Wunderly I Schlogol. tho gift of the t-iniilv. Tho work was siiper- ¦. Iso,! by .Miss Carrie Grnnorf.
CANTATA IN ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN SUNDAY EVENING
.\t vo.'per sorvico Sun. at 7:,10 ¦I. III. a chorus of thirty voices will render the cantata "The Greatest I.ove" liy H. W. Petrie Tho can¬ tata cons-ists of twelve beautiful and interostiug numbers Inter¬ spersed with tho followlnB solos.
Soprano-tenor duet "The light lias cnnio" Bass solo and nuar- tof "Th" morn of Victory." 1'enor .joio "Tlir. creates love." Contral¬ to solo "Blessed Is fho nafii'n." Sopraiui solo "I will behold Him." and a bass solo "Loves victory."
Charles Schnerr will direct the choir and Daniel Rohn will pro- side at the organ. The public Is cordially Invited lo attend this t'Mi-'Ifal service
I'd  hy
nv'tod.
Easter Program To Be Repeated at Moorestown On Next Sunday Evening
IS RE-ORG ANIZED
The .Tncksoninn Domocrntlc Cluh is making repairs nnd ronovnting its quarters in Shafer's Hnll In propnration for taking Is a class nt thirty now members nn Friday night. The cluh recently re-or¬ ganized with L. .\. Bulls, presi¬ dent; William Bennef, recording cpcretary and treasurer, and Ern¬ est Phillips, secretary. The Board ot governors of the club rnnslsts of Howard Shater Jacob Berger, Charles Fleiscliman. and Jere Ooodhart. .
Tlu Easter pageant "Thu Tid¬ ings" which was rendered ou Sun¬ day evening, .March .'tl, to an over llowitig iind ispell-bound audieiiCL> ill be repeitled on Suiulay even¬ ing, Aiiril Tth, at 7:;!0 o'clock. I'nme, see and hear.
The cliaracfers are: Jalrus, Sam¬ uel Williams; wifo of Jalrus, Mrs. .1 (\ Williams; daughter of Jalrus. Miss Mary Renner; widow ot Naln, Mrs. George Mann: widow's son. Lester Roth; Elon, C. V,'. Wil¬ liams: wife ot Elon, Hilda Bus¬ kirk; Mattaniah. Clarence An¬ drews; wife ot Mattaniah, Arlene Buskirk; Ethan. Harold Welty; Ammlel. Allen Scholl; Melech, Fred Hahn; Gallean children, Miriam Meyer, Jane Selfert, Mar¬ tha Roth. Marlon Roth; Latarus, P. R Selfert; Martha, Mrs. Pred Meyers; Mary. Nellie Renner; NIchodemuf, J. J. Heyer: Joaeph,
G •^e II. .Mann;  Mary .Mapdalfne,
Florence W'illiHinson; Joanna, Mar- tiia Miller: Salome, Clara Bensinc: passer b.v.s, Donald Trach and Sterling Weity; maker of nail-", .Milo Meixoll; Pilate, F, D. Meyers: Claiidis. Wiiinifred Trach; Roman soldiers, Clayton Roth; Xorman Fehnel, Norman Kemmerer; an¬ gels, Mildred Michael and Lillian Roth; John, Raymond Hahn; Pe¬ ter. George P. Kunkle; James. Stewart Miller; Andrew, Frank Scholl; Phillip, Lester Rlnker; James, tho less, Harry Mann; Thaddeus. Elmer Melxell: Simon Zllotes. John Werner; Bartholo¬ mew, Stanley Edwards; Thomas. Robert Correll; Judas, Stanley Miller: Matthew, Kermit Trach; Bololsts. Mrs, C. W. WiUlamt, 8. L. Williamson. O. F. Knnkle; organ* tat, J. C. Willauer: leader, r. L. Roth.
Laudig: Friday, Verna Lichten¬ walner; Saturday, Jeanette Rink¬ er. and Easter by  Verna Weaver,
wiio were very prettily costumed.
The speaking parts were Inter¬ spersed by appropriate muateal numbers including a solo, a duet and choruses. The presentatloa included a beautiful pantomine scene enacted by Margaret Rep* sher. The church choir aaalated in the work by taking parts in tbe musical numbers. The auditor¬ ium was fllled with an appreciative audience.
At 10:30 o'clock the main ser¬ vice opened and ended with a Holy Communion service. Rev. H. C. Snyder delivered a forcible sermon on the them "An Easter Message." The choir rendered the antbem — "Glory Cro«ns the Victor's Brow," This service was attended by an over flowing crowd ot worshippers. The following were members ot the cla.sa that was confirmed on Palm Sunday and became com* muuicant members at this service:
Edith M. Ackerman, Elsie V. Applegate, Anna H. Beers, Hilda .\. Beers, Iretid M. Beers, Frank¬ lyn K. Beisel, Lena R. Berger, .Sadie R. Carty, Rue C. Cooley, Dorothy I. Deichman. Mildred M. Edelman. Elisabeth K. Hnnsen, Maybel i.' Happel, Sophie S. 0«8> ton. Claire E. Gold. Helen A. t. Oum. Ethel A. Jones. Florence A. Kahler, Julia F. Keller, Marion B. Kern. Maguerite S. Mabus. Enid I. Mititor. Sadie -M. .Nolf, Eva M. R'dmer, Evelyn E. Rohrbach, Dor- otliy A. Rubright. R^^rtha C. Sav- itz. Margaret G. Steiner, Lottie A. Shireman, .Mary I„. Steed. Glendora E. Stuber, Liicile E Thomas. Eva A. Werner. Calviti R Beers, Earl J. Boyer, John W Chapman, Ed¬ ward C. Christman, Sterling S. Frace, Elwood ,r. Ginther, Frank E. Hommer. Harold S. Kabler, Oliver M. Kahler. Paul E. Meyers, Ellis A. Neuner, John A. Neuner, John ,r. Rader. Pan! Rosko. Albert G. .Schiery, Franklin A. Smith, Lester A. Work'ieisor Cirlton J. Snyder and Harold J. Wolfe.
The following is a list of names ot new monitiers received by let¬ ters of traf..sfei 'and profession of faith: Dr. S?m G, Beck, Mrs. Hor- fonso Beers. Miss Miriam Boyer, Vr^. Sadie S. Davidson, Charles n^I.ong. Mrs. Catherine Caftin, Karl Carty, M^l. In R. Ct-v, Mrs. Lydia M. Carty, Mllton Feh'r, Mm. Jennie L. Florey, Mrs. STah Fo¬ gel, Mr. and .Mrs. Wilbert T. Hack, Mrs. Sadie I., Haldeman. Mrs. Mabel Hommer, Frederick B. Hunt. Mrs. Evelyn L Hunt. Clydo Malms, William T. Maims, Mrs. Mary B. MabtM. Granville H. Nolf, Georgo C. RiibrUhf. Mrs K. Mae Rnbright. Mrs. Theodore R. Schaf¬ er, Dr. Finest A. N. Sovfriod. Leo H. SSho^k. Arthur Sriiith. .Mrs. Kstella M. Smith, Miss Flnrenco A. Smith. Edgnr G. Snvdor. Kiissell I" Snydor, Miss Esther Stem. Ray¬ mond V. Stoudt. Mrs. Anna M. Stoudt and .Toseph Tashiipr.
In the evening nt 7:.in o'clock tho Beginners' and Primary De¬ partments of the Sunday School gave a creditable program to a crowded audience. The program consisted of exorcises, songs, solo.l, duets, and choruses and reelt- nf ions.
Accidental Death Calls Local Girl to Relatives' Home
Mrs. Wellington Jacohsen, tor- ini-riy .Miss Biaiicbo Leopold, ot town, was called to her home ia Oregon, Illinois, on account 6( thA accidental death of ber sister-ln- law, Mrs. Harold Hallem. Mra. Hailem met wifh her death whll* driving trom Miami, Florida, to their northern home and wu oo- companled by her flve-year-old aoa and her husband's cousin, Miaa Bessie Halem, who waa drlvlas About €0 miles nortb ot MUal th* car was wrecked by atrlkiac t Coa* Crete bridge with tbe reeultaat fa¬ tality and a tractared tna aa4 otber iajurlea to XIM Haltaa, while the roanf toa was aahart
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