The Nazareth Item

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a lot brighter by thlst than wc appear to bc.
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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY M01iNIN(i, OCTOBER 29, 1931
No. 47
AN   INDEPENDENT   FAMILY   NEWSPAPER,   DEVOTED   TO    LITERATURE.   LOCAL   AND   GENERAL    INTELLIGENCE.
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American Legion Posts To Honor Dead; Memorial Services at Hellertown
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ir$ 697, Forty and Ei<>l!i to Sponsor; Ten Northampton County Points to Participate November 1st; Public h: Invited
lorial services  in   mfnv)r,v  of  of E;ir;c;u, jinc! Ih:' I.i'stcr W. PcllCi- mcmbc-.s of th:- ten AmiK-i-   t^c.it, Ko. em of Wil.,on Boro. l«ion P<''''^,">  Norlhampton^    Voiiurrs ami L?:;ion Posts in ih- ,ty.wiIlk,>nMdin^lh.Ainrrk:r.iip.,,t,,n,   „,,,.   „,¦  p,.nns,vlv,m!a   liav -
LrL'ii invj'
Comiii;i..;t.v Ijuildini', ip. 11:^1-
, on Sundny aflrniooi!. MJ)V-
T. The |;<).st;i with lheir mu'.i-
organiziitioiis   will   assemble   a"
America!! [.(';!imi buiklinB at T!
(ora sli'"' P'l'adc to thc aud-
'    whi'rc tho MTVlcps  will b.
ted at 3 ]>. m.
servic.i are Kpnn.sornU by Voi- (JT,Por'v ;t!id Eirht, and v.iii bc
lucted bv Al. Dnub. chrf clu pare, j invjtctl to nttcntl ti) anrl Arthur 3. And:>r.s, cnn- |    xiie program
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steur,cf Hf'll:-.-;o\vii. wiin tl- _> orii- Ijfthc Voitin-o and the "Wroek- [Crew" piiriicipa'iiiM;. Grandf sn will also bc present, he ten po'it.s cf the region parti- arc Bro'.vn-I.ynrh No. 9, of ,"Frcd A. Snyder Post, No. a,j:J |Northampi;.n. Emlyn H. Evans iKo. 378, nf Danuor. Th.> Ha'-ry t.Mx-fOA Pol. No. 371), of Bcili- Ed'vprd H Ae'.:erman Post. JW,   of Hell-.-town,    Eskley F.
'(.' 1.0 a't: nei. Tl-.e pablie Ls a!'-:) invit:"ci. with the rrsu-iction thp.! eliiklrei. tw. !v • v.ar', nr uiid.-r nni.'t be accompanied bv tneii ent.s.
The Ei(;lit nad Fortv, ihe women,': a:ix)lia'-y body of the Fortv and FiLht hr.vc l:;en invited to iiarti. i- I..IIO in a miiform;;d bodv. Am'ri¬ can r :'f{i.';n auxiliary units ha-.e bfen r\'ices. in addition to the : .so.T'.'im ritua) of l,a .Soeiete dc'.s Quar . aiii.- Homme .¦! Hull CMievaux will , i.irlude vocal selcclion.'; bv the inalj ] chorus of Brown-I.viifh Post No 9 : addresses hv Fortv mui Eighi. olB- cia's. nnd in.Uruinental .selection.s. I Ch-^.M'i' E, r?oq:er:;. corre.spond.-nt j cf thf Voiture, urn-s all T.euion Post:: iin th" county to forward to him the fn.'.m.':-; cf d"ceas:(l comrade^. A I i)ri;'f reeord civmt,' dat.i cf deparnir? 1 from  tlii.s  world,  wartime  ortjani;;-
BElHLi^ilEM YOUTH HURT IN MISH.IP f'AR HIXITOWN
SABBATH SCHOOL CONVENTION WELL ATTENDED SUNDAY
PrinciDuI   Atiilress   iMade   Ily   If.   C.   OicllancI Pill>biir«^h; Voca! and Inshiimon(?»l Numbers I^loasini>iy    R. iKlorcd
of
Wonen's Democratic Club of Nazareth Receive Charter of Incorporation
Mir
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I.'hvin
l^cileil,  i;. Ml llaiV  Hospital, Noi tli.'.riiilloii
ItdlPost. No. 010. of Balh. Harold] ;ition. ofiicfs held or .service.s p.-r- tKnecht Po.st. No. 41.'). of Na arelh.l forn-.cd   for   the   American   Le-^ion irlesNelson I i>bb Post. No. .")02 of 1 pic.    He  mav    be addrrs.'^es et  943 1 Argyl, Ricc-Kbner Post. .-^40. 5«n.   vv.:l:r.i'  I'.v-.nie. E:isi.;p   Fa
INffTS LUTHERAN fASTORCELEBRATFS 25th ANNIVERSARY
pecial .srrvicr.s VN.cre held on Sun- in    Arndt's  Lutheran   cliur"h DR the 2,^111 anniversary of the ate cf Rev. George S. Klcck-
I the inornin,-? at 10:1,') o'clock a iratory service for Kcly Com- land Communion .servic" wa.s I with Communion beinpt admin- :d bv Rev. F. K. Prrt?. Ph.n.. .o(St  John's Luth'?r.nn Church. :on.   Rrv.  Fretz  nlso pre ich:'d I annlver. nry sermon speakiiig in lappropria:' manner on the plea- nt relations  between   tlie   pastor, Kleckner    and   thp   I.iuhrraii rgrcgation  for  the   past  ouartcr a centin\       Specia'   music  w.as ndered by ilie ehoir und ¦r tlic di- of Cla>loii   A.   Miller,  con- ng of tl-.r' anthems, "Th:-  I-ord neth" and "Jesus I.over ot .M.v The  benediction   was   pro- 1 by R.v   Kl,\-kner, tho afiernoon  at  :':4J  o'clock her service  was held with  the ripturo bninr  read bv Rev. H, C' of    .S;    -lohn's    lAither;in, nt  Na:<areth   and  a   praver '¦ Df ofT.,^re;l bv rjov. 'V^'alter C   G.' : of Zion Lutheran church. E.is-,
There w.'r >  two selections b^
lArndfs Male Chorus as well :i-,
ler .special anthems by the choir
the direction of Mr. Miller.    •
liTFses appropriate for the f-
itior were iklienTd  by riev. Veil
'Easton. Ti-r.-. Sv.vder. nf Nav.areih
Charles  K.   F-kIcv.  pa.stor  of;
Me Uith"van church at Phillips-,
N. J., and   Rev.  H.  J.  Ehret j
tor of  th"  Reformed  con!;rt;;a-!
lat Arndt¦;;
^Lord's Prayer -.va:  led in eon-!
ng the services by Rev.  F. n!ey
»'ed  b\   thc     benediction   pro-'
need by R.v. Ehret.
church   was  beautifully   de- »tEd',vi'h. tall f!ow;'rs with a'larg,' nbcr of em  flowers  and   l:us';et ; niiiR the altar and  oMur por- the church.   Joiin .Smiili on cf   Ihc   Ushers'   Ass();-:;ilio!i lented Rev. Kleckner with a fin:: wr Desk set.    Howard Sie-fri;>d nclal secretary.^ Ihe Luih.M.m ITegati.^n presented Rev. Kleck- ''*'itli a basket nf chrvsanthem- 011 I;.'half of the Ladies' Bible bou;|Uets  of  carnations   froiTi la.ss  of   iti^o  and   a   basket   oi «>WroMs from the Willing Work- Aft. .¦  Or.   Klirefs  address  he entcd Rev. Kleckner with .i nifl en behalf of    the  Sunday "ol nnd  also ti  basket  of  chrv- iHiiuni:,   from     the    Reiormed nor,,-.    A   Kift   of   cituirs   from Luiiiiuaii couneil  nnd  a  ij'.irse "¦e   conarettatlon   were   al.so It'"., lo pa.stor Kleckner.
NAZARETH A. C. WINS   EVENLY MATCHED BATTLE
In a Kfime on Sunciay on Kief'-rs field, ir safety seorink a 2-0 vletorv wa.s th.^ only score in a h;ird fought came with^oth tea:ns holding iheir own. Stars in the !?a'iic were Everitt for Nazareth, Pierson of Easton.
.\m?rican- ¦\. C. Itai';in
Tcchiro
Muth
Str-,-.
Hiirper
Stem
J   Pull
Rd.ss
Pi'oaratu
Pierson
Vnoli
M.  Pullev
Nezart Ih
Kinf,
Hearn
ncur;',ennnn
I,inf .¦'nm::ec
.Smith
Kolns
Stark
Siiaier
Everitt
Himler
Reck
L.E.
L.T.
L.O. C.
RG.
R.T.
R.E.
Q.B.
L.H.
R.H.
F.B. Score bv periods:
Na;ari 'h A. C 0    i)    0    '.'  ~'2
Americnn-IiaUan     0   0   0   0-0
Refiree —C. HeaUi. Na;:ar'th: I incmnii. S. Weiss. Na?aret!i: um¬ pire. A Leh, Na;:.i.eth. Tim.' of periods 15 minutel;. Substitutions— Nazar;t!i: Bc.>ko. Se.-ner, Eolas Stark: .\inirican-ltp.lian; Chiscsi Manieri   Nero,
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SOlTH UIKIFTLI) STKEET
Charles Werkhei.. T. Nnnli iiroad sti:et. lov.'n. on Saturday purch.is¬ ed Ihe Tiluhnian Rtniier home on Scmh Wliitfield street. tow!i, al "X- reulors :-ile. at hi:: bid of S^U',:!') 00 Other artic.'.^s vvcre disposed ot at bo;h fancv and norir..'l riie-s.     	
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L'!-.vin .Seifurt. 174.1 Linden .strr -l, nelhithcin, is in tite Hail hospital at Noli Lampion. ;;ur;:'rin^ from injuri¬ es i(':-ei\'jd in a inctor accidciU ,'i::;i- d.iy afternoon en th.:' road leading from.Ik,,' ShoenersviUe pike to the Beihlriier.i pike ul HLcklown. Sei¬ fert is 17 years ol av and had as his i:omi)anioii,s nLh:'l Jones, Na:'.a- reth R, F. D. and Ethel Rudf^e. 110 Nortii Main sfrtet, Na/arcth. wh:':' the uio mtt Woodrow Kinr. of VS'S.i .Easton Rnad. BeUih'hem. and a.sked liu' latter lo accompany Ihcm for a ride.
Mr. Siifert and Miss Rudfie w.'r, r,n ;he front .seal and the latter was It the whie! -.vhen the acciflcnt hap- l)( ned aeeordinr; Lo report ^iv.'ii thc hospital aiitlioritic:;. Ths car swerv¬ ed 'o the :;id.' and sidewiped a tele- phcr.e nnle In.jurinK Seifert ns fol¬ lows: E.'vere contu'uons alcove rii.iit eve. incised wound outer side lo'.ver rirjlu eve. incis'd wound to upp.r lip and f,vo of fiiic;ers on le.'i hand re- (ieirintr in all eleven .'¦'.ilch":;. He oKo suiTered head in.|ury and was hi a semi-consciou': conditio:! at the hospital Sunciay cveniuR. Miss Rud- i;e )iad ccntu.sions of Ihe ri^hl cheek and Mis:; Jones and Mr. King wer? noi hurt. Aii' four f.ufTerod from shock,
The accident iiappened near th? ho:ne of Emma SlaufTi r of Routo :.', Bethlehem, and ;h" brou^rht th: partv to the H;:IT hospital at North¬ amiiton,
400 eIiOII at" OPENINr. SESSION
OF institute
'liie tninflal conv:.'ntio:i of ih:; Na/ar;-th district Sunday Schojl As:t::iatioii was held in the Sciioe- 111 :!i Moravian chuich on Sunday ait'.rnoon at 2:15 with abcU '/'¦>() present. Thc meeting oi>enea with several musical .silcttions by a bras., i,;'t?tte. Thc members ot the octette were: John Siegfiiecl. Millard Kic.', Ed^':.r Held. Mrs. E. D. Trein, Mrs. H;;rri.;oii   Keek.   Le;;u r   Bell.   L; ster
cf ofUcers then followed and they were ia,;taUcd by H. C, Cridland of Piltsburijh, as follows: presideni Eugene D. Trein vice president. Charles W. K. Shafer; .se;-rctury and treusiii.er Alvin N. Itleriy; chil¬ dren's divison, Mrs. Floyd Shafer; younti people's division. Ednar T. Yeisley; adult division. Edftar Rader; school administration, Cdiver T. Kiia'.i:;s; home and extension. Wil¬ liam   A.   Milheim;   lemperancc.   Ed-
Rice and Ru.ssell Rinker. Edpar|\vin Noi ris; missions. Mi.ss Elizabeth Held of Ea.'.ton rendered two line Marx; t.aclier trainim?, .Mrs, Ro- liute solos, whicii was followed by j ben V/. Nolf; rural. Edwin T. Dorn- a violin sola by Miss />r!ene Rohn of b'aser; director ol Christian educa- Easton. The sc:riplure lesson audition. Andi'cw G. Kern, prayer was delivered by Rev. O. Eu-| ti,„ convention address was deliv- gcnc Moore of Nazareth. Rev. Jamss pj.^.i i.y jj. C. Cridland, state adult Gross cf Sehoer.?:-k then extended ' division superintendent of the a hearty wt Iconic to all present.' p-nn.syU'aiiia Sabbath School As- aiid Mr.s, \V, i.i. Harris of N.a;:aitLh, .sociatlon. Mr. Cndiand's address responded to the greetings, I was oa Christian Education in the
A short business session was held  Adult Division,    His addre:>H was of and wa.s m chars? of Roljcrt H. .Sch-'a  '.ery hiteresiing    and instruetiv?
nature   and    hi^;  hearers    received m:iny helpful ideas in regard to the
mickle.   \ic;   presid?iit   of   the   Nor
thamnton Sabb.ith  School   As.socia
tion.   The repori of the nominatmR I ^vork of ih? association.
eonimittee was  niven by Oeor^i' S.i     The b<,'iiediction   was  pronounced
Messincer of Tatamy.   The election! by Rev. Paul S. Meinert o/ Nazareth.
LOCAL CANDIDATES A T COMING ELECTION
A stronR battle will be wap,c(l lor local ofTicrs at the coming (genera! election nexi Tuesday. Some ,^'l.iff competition is in the offing for the officis of sc|Uirc. constables, and council men. The follov.iuij is thc list of tlie candidates;
Democratic C'undidntes
School Diivctors—C, F, Martin, Clara Bc'.?k, R. F. ZicRler.
Council-
Four hundred teacliers were r?- pis!, red bv thc enrolling rlerk.s A. G, .Stu.Ter of Bath, and T. M. Arndt cf Palmerton at the oiienlns s's.ii'Jll of I'.e Northampton County Teach-' "r; Institute, bcnifr held this w.-ck in Ihe Na;'areth High s'jhool auditor¬ ium.
MondaVs cession opened at 1'30 o'clotk with Rev, J. A. Klick con- (iuctinp, lb..'" devotional exercis?,s. Dr. Frank Slut/ of Dayi on. Oh.ie speke to the entire uroup f.n "The .Modern Teacher" citing an amaz- in;; number o! facts s're.^siiit! the fliMlifications of Ih - present teacher.
Th" -A' s>ct;on of the instiiuie lieard an address by Dean Chubb of Oiiio liniversit.'- on "What Shall We Rfad" and r, commended a list oi book:- and inaaiu'incs ih.il in hi.> ('l.'ni(,n   wonlfl    be   worth   reading.
Thp  'E' section  heard an address by Mis; Gail Pow.^il of .State Tei'ch- crs Cor:'!U' at K.arnev. Neh. on "Bc- •.;i!.I'ing Reading Activities.'  • •	
Constable— Assessor- Auditor--H"rb?rt Jiid;;e of Election- Insi.eetor of
Election— C. Kern
Squire—Charles Kneciit.
r-'ir^t Ward Srconil Ward
Asher Hahn Irvin Hoch
Melv.'ii Alteni(;sc
Monroe Kachline Arch Abel
Gtor^'c Beitel        A. J. Stoflet
Reimer,
J, H. Heintzelman John Ryan
Third Ward
William Meriz Frank Keim George Boer.stler John Savitz
Floyd Kauflman
Geo. Kreidler. Jr. Charles Roth
Republican Candidates
School  Directors—Willir.m   Bjimett, Hi;v,ard I..-h, Ciara Beck.
Council
riist \\..r<\ J. A. Sehaeflor
Second Ward
Ho'.vard Seyfried Harry Worman Rayniont! .'-Jagle Raliih !Jtock"r
Third Ward
Ir'.m Snyder Jacob Uonecker
Constable— McCrcady
Assessed— George Beit"l Raliih !Jtock"r        John Savitz
Judge of Electioii-J.H.Heintz;'linan Frank R. Huth
In.'^pecior of
Election- Harold Starr.?r     Clarence Mitchell Sam Ruth
Squire—Jame.s Pry Auditor-Fred D. Heckman.
ALTONAH PASTOII      i P. of A. HOLDS
HAS ANNfVERS.^\RY! ANNIVERSARY
Kiv.    V.    ,f.    Ii..m    v.: 'i'b'jina^  (liin'cii  fer
tor    of    St. ':.">   Vear^
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MORJAL IT.OKM.
I'ECOitATlO.N;'^
Mr and Mrs. Harviv Stcvard. son Le:-':r, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Muth. daughter .Mi.ss Leah. Mr, and Mr.^. WilUam A. Muth. .son Car! and diiuiduer Barbara, Mr. and Mrs Wil''.am Miller. Mr, and Mrs. Antro i Li( ell wen> a Kroii|) of motorists thai ! cn.ioyt'd a trip to Port Jei vis and Hi'tii Poinl. .N. J. on c-iuiiday.
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SONS  OK  VETJiKANS  NOMI.VATK
r.fautifiil  floral bouc,U(is adorned
' tl:c   iiulnil   of   the     loeal   Moravian
j church I.l tierpe'.ual? the memorv cf
Mrs. .to.'.ephiiie Stot:: and Mrs. EUe;i
Culp   two  former   members  of  llic
conure',;aliop. •
Tlie one for the late Mrs. Slot?, wa:; plareil by her dauirliters. Mrs. Laur.i Kiake and Mrs. Jo-.epli H. Riclerl. of town, and Mrs Culps ineiiii.rial v,as placed l)y her grand- dau'^hier Mrs. Leon Smith, of Scr¬ anton.
II.ALLOV.I'LN  I'ArCTY
ttlNDir* PAST TE"VIPI.AItS
¦\SSO( lATION MKHTIXG
Iirniip of past templais of Na?-
«n Ti'inple, No. 10, Ladies ot Ihe
oiacn EaKle  attended   a   monthlv
"tng  of  the   I,eliJRh   Vallev   As-
"loii  of  past   tmplars   of   th'
"• E. fratc-nitv    h!'ld  n*   Wind
JP as guests of Wind Oap Temple
r "'"'" eonvention will be held al
"jntown    on   Novemb.r    :28t»i
esU of Allen T 'mple.
Completion of a quarlor cenfary ot wcrl: as pastor of Sl. Thomas I Altonah I Lutlicran CoiiKreBallon, wa:; fittingly ob.?rved i)y tlie pa.dor Rev, V. J. Bauer al Macada on Sun¬ day.
In  the morning  the  addr.ss was
I     Whitfield   Co'euicil.  No,   183.   Dau- I ghters   of   A.neica.   met  in   regular s"Psion with Councilor Emma Wal¬ ters presiding.   Routine inisiness was transected    Two new members were bi:Uoted on and will be initiated in I tho near future.    Another applica¬ tion for rein; latemcnt was received. Agnes Bachman,  national trustee and d.puty anci guest of honor, in¬ stituted  liic  loeal council  six  \jars
At the mcctiiKt of Owen Rice Ciniip, Sons of Union War Velerans t'eld Friday evening in .Shafer's Hall Ihc following oflici'rs w;'re iioiii:nat- ed: Commander Maynard Huber; s! nior vice eommailder Harry Strunk lUnior Nice commander Leslie Alsel; past commander Theodore Shafer; pa.riolie in,;lrii.'t(»i'. Sianley Marsh; secretary Arlhiir fJolf; treasurer El¬ mer Abel; color bearer .John Ab'.'l: guide Eugene Ab«l; ehapkiin Harry Frv; insii'" guard John Gum; o:ii- sicle guard Horace Wallers; camp ccainsel Th.odore Shafer, Next \vi i'k Ihe auxiliary and tiie .sons will li.'Ve jeini im^t.illation,
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F^l-Y CO.M,MrMON   SEUVICES
[^"'v communion will be admini- f"a IU the Salem church al Moor- r^*'i. Rev. A n App"l. pa. tor. on pmiay, November Htli,
' hM^,*^''"' I'lfParalorv service held on u,.;.   .Saturdav   ' credini;   at  7  oclock,    ,it tin,." ''';"'' "f fiiti'i'luimeiis
Mr, and Mr , John Werkheiser of East Center sii.el, on Tuesday af- I ;-noon e'lterlaii'ed a number ol chndi\'n ;ii llv.ir home, in honor of llieir daiightin- Miirian, who cele¬ braled lier ninth birthday, A di- h'.;hlful time was liad by tlie child¬ ren. plaviiiB the program of games Ih.i' had been arranged for liiem. At 5 o'clocl: Llie childr.'ii were .scal"d al a large talile and were .served a birthday slipper. The table wa i pi eft ilv decorated with a large bir¬ thdav cake. Each child rcceiv.'d a nrettv favor. 'Iho.-e present were Glidvs Alpau;-;h. Huth Neuni:'.\er, Velma Roim Alici.' Reck, Doris Clau¬ ser, MiK Werkheiser. Marian Me- whichiCieuly. Frances McCready. Lucil • will be r.aehmun. Ell/,abe!h Beeker. Dons ' liaklcniaii and Marian Werkheiser.
will veiling
The Ladies of the Golden Eagl" uiet in their Ijall on Tiiui:;ilay ;'ven- ing in regular session. .Mrs. Katie Broad, presided. T)v:< regular busi- iics:; session was held wh.n rijuliiii' business wa:; transacted
Thc ladies decided to have a iiuis- queraiie party this wiek on tlieir regular meeting night. Announce¬ ment was made that an inviliilion h,id been rectyved from tlie Ameri¬ can T rt'.ion. askiii'.! tli'm to pariiei- [iite m the parade tn be lield on H..1- l(e,\ccii. Oitol.er 31 A prize Is bi'- iiig iiwarfljetl lo Ihe lodue having the most in lina. and the ladivs arc bo- iiig  lo compete for it.
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••..Oil" I'.AKIV
after  serving in that capacity for two terms.
Rev. Mr. Baur was presented with a numher of appropriate aifts to mark the occasion.
Mrs. How.::.'l Oold, of Nortii Main :.U'cc!. g:i W; (l!i;";day evening, enter- Lutheran Conference 1.lined h?r Smukiy school class ul a Hiillowe'en partv al her home The uirls had a fine time paying games, Mrs. Gold sei\e(l a liii" luiichi'on at a lable prettily deeoriited in keeping with thc season. Those present were Dorothy Ham r. Grace Clans' r EHi^abeth Waller:.. Grac N.mmeyer, .Tulia Hilliard, \';r.'in.i.i Chapman and Vin;iiiia Il.il.n.
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LADIES OF THE <i()!,l)KN E.VCJLE
delivered by r.ev. Dr. Ernest P Pat-I ^^ ,^_,^, Tuesday evening. In hev teieher.   p:e.'^ident  of  the   Lutheia ,„^.j^(  address'she  comulmicnied
Ministerium of Ponnsyhanui and ^,^,, p^,,,,^^;, ^^^^^^ ^^^, wonderful co- adjacent state?. I ^p^i.^-iion exi.sling.    Sister Bachman
Thc services during the day were , „-.,s ;,].;:„ accompanied bv several largely attended and were marked | oUier visitors from Allentown. The by the return of niaiTv form?r par-1 „,[^,,t,,ig v\'as then turned over to the ishioners in the e'.ening. llie cale-, ,,,c(;i_j| ;i„(| entertainment cominiltoe chumen.s whj were connrmed diu'in- ^vho Ictt nothin;? undone for this his pastorali' fur a reunion. ce.ebration.   Tlie feature of the pro-
Thc evening :iddr?.ss was delivered , (,ram was thc covered dish social. by Rev. Dv. Franklin K. Frelz. of, The lable was loaded with all kinds Ea.ston. who two weeks af.o retir.'d j cl tasty dishes to which all ditl ani- from the presidency of the .MIentown I pie .justice.   Sadie Kern entertained
MORE PRIZES ADDED   Celebrate Event Which Had Been Planned For TO LEGION PARADE j    Some Time With Luncheon; Asst. District HERE SATURDAY        Attorney Geiser Makes Presentation
Local   iVIerchanls  l.^on.ile   Liberally
:\Iiinst«r  Parade   L\iie( ted
Nazaretli is getting the slag? all sel for a big Hallo'A'o en erlcbration, such as ha.s been cu.siomary in year.i past. .Many valuabl;' prizes have been donated by the luerchanis and keen competition i:, expected. Judging from the list ol inquiries for information to compete in tiie par¬ ade and dance, the coiiimiti?e ad¬ vises that bevond much doubt the parade will be a mile in length. To guard against pos.sibk' complit'i- ticii:; in judging, the committee lias arranged lo secure three town and three out-of-town judges. The judg¬ es from town are: Morris Fortuin. William Gano and Joseph Brobston, Til? out-of-town judges arc: Arthur Andrew.s of Hellertown, Harry Har¬ man, Easton and B. Albert Boyer of Northampton. The reviewing .stand is now being erected on Broad street, between Belvidere and Centre where all prizes ofTered for the parade will be awarded immediately after dis¬ missal.
Prize List—ilncoinpletpi
Isl prize for largest Musical Or¬ ganization, $1000.
2nd prize for .second largest Musi¬ cal Organization. 55.00.
1st prize for Anierican Legion Au¬ xiliary, $10.00.
2nd prize for American Legion Auxiliary. $5.00.
1st prize for Fratsrnal Organiz¬ ation. $10.00.
2nd prize for Fraternal Organiz¬ ation, $5.00.
Auto Prizes
Robert Ziegler, $20.00 in trade for best decorated Studebaker in line.
Roths Garage. 1 new tire or a free carbon cleaning and valve grinding job for best decorated Hudson or Es:,?x hi line.
F. B, Hess & Sons. 1 winter front (Continued on Page Six)
COOPERATIVE LEADERS TO MEET AT PENN STATE
with a humorous readii; Oswald  a re:'itat:on.
and Lcd.i
TENDEUF.I)    KIlCEPrfON
A number of friends were ent'>r- faincd on Sal urdav e\eiiin'r', al the home of Mr and .Mrs, diaries D. Kahler. East Walnut strict, town, at ".')l)0',- Tlieir daughter Miss Mil¬ dred Kahler act'd a;; li'islcs. Among I hose ore.'lent v.ere: Arlene Fehnel. Virginia Bhankweiler. Millic'iU Rader, Wesley Garr. Earl C::'well. lieibert Unas, oi lown and Oeorge DcSilva, of Summit Hill.
On Thursday evening the iiuni- Ix'rs cf till' reconl ly organi.'.icl Juni¬ or Rainbow King's Daughters Circle of til? St. John's R?fornu'd church of Na;:arcth, with their leader. Miss H> nrictia Frantz. Jcurncyed to Beth¬ lehem uli?re the circle attended the county Kings Daughters conven¬ tion and wire tendered a reception. Tli,^ member:; of llie new circle are Mis:.,es Henrietta Weriiei. Tiiclmi Knhler. Marjorie Rotli, D(.ioihy Haldeman. Mi.e Bulofr, Lorraine Hev.-r. Dons Fehnel, Ei,>ic Daniels. Millicent Uhler Ruth Hellick, Lii- ei'e HafTcnbuch. Emily Laudig. May¬ me Miller. Victoria Miller. Eliza- lielh Marcks. Margaret Milliiini, Doro'hy Swiirlswood and Miriam Fritchinaii.
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ATTEXIJEI) 7(ith J5l!;rill»,\V
ANNI VERS AUY
Mr, nnd Mrs. Jaeob Me.s.;in;ier. .son Nel.son. of town; Oliver Mess¬ inger. Tai.imv; Mr, and Mrs, R. C. Bachman and Roy Jones. Hill Cr:\st, N, J,; Mr, and Mrs, Lewis VVnlter and daughter Evelyn, nf Cli?stnnl Hill. Ea-^ton. on Wednesday gather¬ ed al the home of Mr. Messiiigrr's sister. Mis, J H, Walter nn Cliest¬ nut Hlll ;ind en.ioyed ix chicken din¬ ner s.'ivetl 111 lionor of Mrs, Walter's TUlli birthtiay.
WEDDED
NAGI E   - FEHR
Miss Lorean S, Fehr. daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Howard Fehr. of Naz- :u?lli and Andrew J. N'agle. son of Mr, and Mrs, Edward Nagle. of Naz¬ areth were married at 2 o'cioek Sat¬ urday afternoon by Rov. W, H. Wot¬ ring. in St, John's Reforined chureh, Nazarelh, in the presence of a large number of relatives and friends, Tlie double ring ceremony was used.
They were atli'Tided by Miss May¬ bel Kahler. of Nazareth and Frank¬ lin Berlin, nf Shilinglcm. The bride was atti'. d in a ro',vii of brown chilT- oii Willi hat and shoes to match, and carried bronze chrysanthemums Mi.ss Kahler wore a gown of rust chiffon and carried bronze chrysen- thcnuims.
Charles Hess played several selec- lioiis before and during the cere¬ mony, and George A. Smith rend¬ ered two liolos. "At Dawning" and "O Perfect Love."
A reception was lield nt the ham? of the bridegrruim's parents, after which the couple left on a wedding trip. The bride is a graduate of thc Na.:areth High school and Church¬ man Business College. Easton. and has been employed at Ihe Nazareth Foundry Tli'e bridcgromn is ein- plo.N.'d at the Lone Star Cement eom|ianv. The couple will reside at 120 South New street, Nazaroth,
Leaders of Pennsvlvania cooper¬ ative associations will meet for their sixth annual conference al the Puin.sylvania State CoUego. Nov¬ ember 5 and 6.
Wholesale and retail milk market¬ ing by local associations, the mar- krtirn; of fruits and vegetables, and better dairy farm managemeiu Uirough a cooperative livestock as- snriation are .some of the ;;ubjects whicii will bo discus;ied by the con¬ ference, Cooperaiiv? marketing through a buying association will al.so bc discu.s.sed bv the conference, Mcniberi^hip problems, iiatronage divicl?nds. taxes, ."iid legal matters affecting cooperatives will also b<' presented to the conference for dis- cu.ssion, Tlie tentative program fol¬ lows : Thursdav, Xovcmlirr .">. ID.'M, liiiOp.m.
Address nf Welcome—Dr F, P, W( aver, head, d"PHrlment of agri¬ cultural economics, the Pennsylvan¬ ia State College; Election of chair¬ man for conference; Problems in Cooperative Retail Milk Marketing, W. H .Mi'Granahan. manager. Kane Dairy Cooperative .\ssociation; Pro¬ blems in Cooperative Wholesale Milk Marketing — Milton Miller, manag.'r Cooperative Farmers Union. Pen Arpyl. Pa.; A financial AiKilysis of Local Cooperative .\s- sociations in Pennsylvania for 1930 — F'raiik E. Manning, specialist, apri- cul'ur;il economics extension, the Penn: vUania Stale Cotlege. Ftiday, November G. ]0,T1. n:(m a. ni.
The Services Rendt-red by a Cou¬ nty Livestock As.soci;iti(m -Howard J Martin, maiiasicr. Crawford Cou¬ nty Coop'.'rative Dairy Improvement .•\s:,ot'iati('n. .Meadville. Pa.: Patron¬ age Dividends and Taxp,^ loi Coop¬ eratives - H. .\. ILmemann. Market Analyst. Bureau of Mirket:^, Harns- biuR. Pa ; Services OfTered by th" Fi'deral E'arm Board to Fnut and Veei'table Growers in Pennsylvania -Walter Maule. Secretarv, Mush¬ room Growers Coop?rati\e Associa¬ tion. Kennett Sfiuare, Pa.
Friday .^flrrnoon. 1:^0 o'rlock
Organization and .Management Problems of Cooperative Oil A.ssoei- ations in Minnesota--John H. Lesl¬ er. marketing specialist. Federal F'arm Board; SumniaHon of M?m- bership Discu.ssion in This and Prior Conferences—Dr F. F T ininger, pro¬ fessor of agricultural economics, tlie Pennsylvania State College; 'What a Cooperative Purchasing .\.saoc!a- lion Can Do to Help Farmers -W, C, Neccles, manager. Cumberland Vallev Cooperative Association; Business meeting.
4i:3i) p. m. .Annual Banquel
Speaker. Dr, C, .1. Galpin, chief, Divi.sion of Rural Sociology. Bureau cf .¦\gricultura! Economics. Linited States Department  of Agriculture
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MEMOiMAL BOl-QI ETS
Several liundied membeis, their' husbands and other guests were pre- ¦¦ sent on Tueisday evening at the char¬ ier luncheon of the Women s Dem¬ ocratic Club of Naidarelh. held in Shafer's Hall. The event had been planned for some time and marked thc ri'ceipt ol the charter of incor¬ poration from the slat? of Pennsyl¬ vania
In  a  special  program, with Mrs. Emma Happel. president of the local; Democratic womens club acting as temporary chairman. A.ssistant Dis¬ trict Attorney George Gei.ser of Eas¬ ton  formally presented the chartsr to th? club.   During the pre senta¬ tion in a brief address he congratu¬ lated the ladies upon the .successful finish of their plans in chartering; the organization and graced the leg- ; al steps neces.sary before the charter was finally granted by the state au-, thorlties and the county courts. !
Preceding the address by Mr. Oei- .ser.  Miss Feldman,  a junior Dem-1 ocrat  of only four years, extended!
a heany welcome to all present in the name of thc club women, and was followed by her grandmother, Mrs. Clinton E. Kern, former presi¬ dent of thc local women, who offer¬ ed congratulations and extended a formal welcome to all present.
Musical .selections by Jacob Boer¬ stler s orchestra, several flne cornet solos bv Harry Lehr of Newburg, a recitation by Mrs. Earl Watson, and a vocal solo by Mrs. Wilmer Heyer were spaced between ten minutes speeches made by Morris Fortuin of town and Mrs. Lynn Perry, of Eas¬ ton, former head of the State Fed¬ eration of Democratic Women, Mrs. Helen Sutton of Bangor, vice chalr¬ lady of the Democratic women of Northampton county. Mrs. W. Dorn¬ blaser, treasurer of the State Psder- ation of Democratic Women of Up¬ per Darby and Charles Unangst, Charles Knecht and other county and local candidates. Fine refresh¬ ments were served in the form of a buffet lunch, by the social committee with Mrs. Harry Cooley as chairman.
HOARDED CASH BURNS WHEN HOUSE IS   DESTROYED
Wlien the home of Charles Kom- peskey, located on the road between Allamuchy and Johnsonburg. War¬ ren county, N. J., was destroyed by fire last Friday night, he lost not only his house and all its furnish¬ ings but al.so $350 in cash which he had secured under a bed in his home.
Kompeskcy. who operates a truck farm, liad left some time before the Ore was discovered at 11:30, to take a truckload of produce to marlcet Mrs, Kompeskey was awakened by the barking of the dog and discover¬ ed the home was on fire. She and the children got out of the house and a call for help was .sent to the Hackettstown flre department. By the time the firemen arrived it was impossible  lo  save  anything.
It Is estimated that the loss, in- i luding the cash which was burned in the fire, will amount to $2,500 to $3,000. It is not known how much insurance was carried.
LIONS CLUB HEARS TALK ON RUSSIA
i On Tuesday evening the local ! Lions Club were privileged to hear a first hand report on present Rus- 1 slan economic conditions as pre.sent- : ed bv Marvin Klick, the son of Rev. I J. A. Klick,
I Tlie session was opened with R. I F. Ziegler. club president, presiding I and after the usual preliminaries a j eommimication was read from the I Lions Inti'rnational headquariers I asking Ihat the local club co-oper- j ate m the present movement to aid ! llie unemployed. Other routine re- ! ports were read and routine business I was transacted.
I Guests announced on Tuesday evening inc'uded Marvin Kllck and William Cuinmlngs. Ijoth being In¬ structors in the Newton, N. J. High school. Buff Coleman, coiin'y farm agent of Easton and Harry Oower oi Nazareth.
The guest speaker of til? evcr.ing, Marvin Klick. wa.^ intrc»duceri by Rev, H. C. Snyder, chairman of Hk program committee and presented an interesting discription on Russia as lie saw it several week^ ago. he having recently returned froni a several months' trip tiirough Europe, "'What to Behcve o. Ru.ssial' wa^ the keynote of his addics.,. witn tlie comimuiistic tvpe of governnieiu. in¬ dustrial activities, ihe social, religi¬ ous ani cduc.itlonal outlook of the country being ti'uched upon. Ac- coiding to tlie si>eaker, communism is the fiiundatlon of all thc Russia activities ,Tnd is followed by the oth¬ er religious, sociai and Industrial re¬ lations ilio.se beiiit; second in llicu- glit to the .spreading of communi.sm No great i;',jporiuiilty avians those oducttors and engineers vvlio go to Russia as tl. 'V all fall into tlie sam ela;:, as tradespeople and work for comanii'.ism.
Miss Ellen Goet:' on Sunday plac¬ ed tv»o handsome boquets of cut floweiK 111 the loenl Reformed churcli as a memorial to lur parents tli? late Mr. nnd Mrs, Henr.\ Ooetz,
H \LI on EE.V >l.\SQl EIlADE
f.XRTV
The members of Nazareth Tem¬ ple No 10. Ladles of the Golden E.igle of town have established ;i custom nf celebrating Hallowe'en by holding a masquerade party lmni?d- iaiely after their stated weekly meet¬ ings.
The ixecutives of the temple are making strenuous eflort^ to have a real party this Tliur.sdiiy evening and invite all members to come to the p;irty in fantastical costumes.
Prizes will be awardnd for diff¬ erently costumed participants. Lun¬ ch will follow the festlvlflefi.
Each participant is expected to donate an apple tart,
N. H. 8. IN TIE
WITH PEN ARGYL
Uh Lads Eofage in lt-12 Deadlack After ayhUI Battle
Vic Weiss, young quarterback on the Nazareth High School eleven, pulled a fast one Saturday aftemoon on the Nazareth High School fleld, when the score was 12-6 favoring Pen Argyl High school, by calling a fake ofT-tackle play and immediate¬ ly trowing a forward pass to Yeakel, who dashed thirty jrards for the touchdown tying up thc More 12-11 AltemoM's attiiiaa iwiiming the line for the point after touchdown failed and the continued efforts of the Pen Argylltes in the last few moments of play to forward pass ad¬ ditional scoring was of no avail.
The fans who witnessed the game, numbering upwards of a thousand, declared the interscholastic clash the finest for many a day. The Leh pro¬ teges entered the fray the underdog. Both teams fumbledplenty the flrst quarter, with the breaks about even. Nazareth was shouting with delight when Altemose, a line-smashing full¬ back, scord the first touchdown in the flrst quarter by continuously bucking the line. Shortly after that. Buzzard, the visiting fullback crash¬ ed through the line to rscover a fumble beyond the goal line, and tied the .score.
In the last period enthusiasm was running high as Piper Scored the .second touchdown, after Buzzard, Piper, Laub and Martin rushed the ball yard bv yard up the fleld, Kratz, Nazareth center, broke through the line of scrimmage to block Hamil¬ ton s attempted kick for point after touchdown.
This feat, in all probability stav¬ ed Uic tide and made po.ssible Naz¬ areth's tie-up. All members of both teams worked hard and well and few substitutions were made during the game, 'yeakel's gains the last few moments of play after his touch¬ down were scored and his intercep¬ tion of a Pen Argyl forward pass smoothed the turmoil as the game ended. Pen \rscyl Buzzard Lakey R D-ima Hamilton May
K. Dama Male H;.:fnet Laub Martin Pnx>r
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rcuc'aUowns- ¦V'eaKel; Fen Argyl: Buzzard, Piper. 'ieferce- Walton. Bethleiiem Lin- . sman- -S. Weiss, Nazareth. Umpire Heath. Nazareth. Sulj.stilutions— Pen Argyl; Haney for Buzzard. Bor- elli. Lakey; Nazareth; Sliiflert lor Weiss.
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The Annual Bunday School Con¬ vention of the Allentown Conf<v- ence will be held Thursday, Novem¬ ber Sth. The afternoon session wlU oegin at 3 p. m., and will be con¬ ducted in St. .lohn's Pari<ih School, Allenlown. The evening session will be held in the Memorial Chapel at Muhlenb«!rg CoUege.
The District Convention of the Lu- ttier l^a^ues of the AUentown Con¬ ference will be held in Orace Luth¬ eran Church, East Stroudsburg, Wednesday, November Uth
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VACATIOMNG IN MARYLAND.
anfl M^,^CharleR M. Stuber, Olenaora and Arlene, of
Mr. daughters
town and Joaeph Rigert, of East Lawn, are spending a vacation tour¬ ing through tiM sute of MaryUnd.