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NAZARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 16, 1939
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_.«th High School gym- rTbusy Pl»ce today   Many ed early this morning Hiding eommunitlei wtth agricultural producu to at  a  two-day  tarm .cd by the Second Na* and opening here to-
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J lOOgregatlMwl meeting held I Sow of the Sunday morning N the Lutheran congrega* the Heektown Church the of the paitor. Rev. J. A. \k town, iras accepted. The eounell met at the clow eongretatlonal meeting to I MTansements for luppiymg ^t during the vacancy. Isnnon at the service wu de* Jhr tbe Rev. Prof. Ruwell W. \tt tbt Ummy ot MubleiAerg AUentown. Mo bated hU on Matthew 33:31: "Ren* „ Jora unto Oeasar the things r«e oeaaar'e and unto Ood i«bleb are Ooda," the du* ) feeing eapoelally appropriate
Srmietlee Day aeason. I Mr. Mllek filled the paatorate Iftektown ParmerevlUe charge ipastHyean.  Me began hla f n years aso. Mo was grad* Muhlenberg College In from the Lutheran Semln- IfhUadelptate In 1908.  Me re¬ ikis S. T. M. degree from the riMtltutlonUi 1983. I Bev. Mllek came to the par* I waa practically no orglnli- IN charters were secured for MBgfcgatlons,   organliattons jJlMted, atated meetings held IflHBltes kept. ftHBCIal system was Inaugu* tSMeh resulted in the mtro- I sf the duplex envelope sya- k Itlg the Meektown Chureh I NMlt and an up>to-date Sun- bulMIng added at a eoit Thla waa paid within I Nan.
a new stone church wss lat a new site at ParmersvUle • IM of 95gMO of which 937,000 \Wk paid. Tbe ooamon servloe luced. \
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SCHOOL BOARD TO CREMATE RETIRED BONDS
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•Thanksgiving
Nov. 23rd
The regular monthly meeting of the Nazareth School Board was held in the Nasareth High School build¬ ing on Monday evening of this week. All members of the Board were present and Wm. M. Bennett Jr., Preaident o( the Board, presided.
The Treasurer et the Board ren> dered a report showing a balance of 961.433.12 on October 1st, 1939. The receipts during the month of October were 910,034.3S and the ex¬ penditures 91gJU.1T, leaving a bal¬ ance ot 953,103.30 on November lat. The Sinking Pund balance waa $S0,> 400.00 on November lat.
The Tax CoUector'a report showed collections of aehool taxes during the month of October amounting to tT,08g.0g.
Bills amounting to 93,048.97 wer approved for payment and the Treasurer authorlaed to pay them.
A request having been received from the Naaareth Womans Club for the use of tbe Migh Sehool Audi¬ torium for rehearsals for the Christ- maa play to be given at the meeting of the Club at IU meeting on De- cember llth and at tbe meeting of the Parent-Teaobers Aaaoclatton on •December 14tb, the Board granted the Club permlMlon to use the audi¬ torium for three rehearsals.
The Building Committee reported several Items of neeeasary repairs at the various buUdUigs, whereupon the Board dlreeted the committee to have the repairs made. The Building Committee was also di¬ rected to procure and Install a relief valve on the hot water atorage tank in the High School Building aa recommended by The Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Inaur- anoe Company.
The Sinking Pund now containing 937,000. par value of bonds, of the 1933 Issue for which cash Is now available for retiring and canceUlng. ITie Board directed the President, the Secretary and the Treasurer to
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Dr. Esther n.. Engle, of Cedar Great College. Allentown, spoke on the subject, "Our Modem Mode," at the November meeting of the Nasa¬ reth Woman's Club held Monday evening hi the musle room of the Nasareth High School Building. Mlsa Engle dUcuased the progreaa of mass production during the past 30 years and Its effect on the changea In our conveniences In the home.
Presklent Mrs. Roslyn B. Portuin, In charge of the meeting, reported on the Lehigh Congress of Cluba held at Buck Hill PalU on Oltober
CLASSES ELHT
ITS OFFICERS
Plrst semester ofllcers of the local senior high school elected recently are:
Senior Class: presklent. Henry Byrnes; vice-president, Albert Bur¬ alli; secretary, Bernice Amdt; treas¬ urer, Charles Riegel: assistant sec¬ retary and treasurer. Menneth Deeh; historian. Alloe Beck; and student eouneU, WlUlam Hahn and Velma Smith.
Junior Class: peeahlent. Herbert Rafttto: viee-pmsident, Betty Roth: secreUry, tsabeUs Lahr; treasurer, William Breidlnger: assUtant secre¬ tary and treaatirer, Bertha Pocht; hUtortan. Jean Boerstler; and stu¬ dent council, Andrew Kavcsk and Barbara Neuner.
To date the sophmore clsss haa not elected offloers but Allen Win- tera la temporary chairman; and Prank Huryn U temporary aeeretary.
Offlcers elected by the dramatic club, which has an enrollment of 45, are: president, Betty Ackerman; vice-president, Albert Burallt; sec¬ retery, Barbara Neuner; and treas¬ urer, Nella Frattali.^
REPUBLICAN CLUBS TO HOLD JOOrr MEETING
llie November meeting of the Nassreth Council of Republican Women win be held at the k>eal Y.M.C.A. on Tueaday evening. No¬ vember 38th, at 9:10 o'eloek at whleh time the Men's RepubUean Chib Witt be guesU V the Council st a eovered dish supper.
llM Lkm's Club entertain at "Ladles Night" oa the 31st of No- VMlber, neeessltatlnt the postpone- aent of the regulsr council meeting tsitll November 33. •    s
rgHBRS TO MEET
The Ushers of the Moravian Church will hold their monthly meeting In the social room of the church tonight at 7:30 o'clock.
UNION THANKS. GIVING SERVICE
At St. John's Lutheran Church     -
The protestant churches of Nas¬ areth will again unite In a Unnn Thanksgiving service, which will be held in St. John's Lutheran Church, Wednesday evening, November 33nd. The main service which begins at 7:45 o'clock will be preceded by .a servloe of Instrumental music which will stsrt at 7: IS p. m.
The sermon will be delivered by the Rev. L. S. Stahl, pastor of the Haman Evangelleal Church. The Paatora of the various congregations will conduct the aervlce. In accord¬ ance with the cuatoma of this ser¬ vice the offering will again be equally divided between Easton and St. Luke's Hospitals.
The public is cordially Invited to attend this aervlce of 'Hianksglving and Pralae to the Almighty Ood.
NEWBUIG^ONr FELLOW HEAD OF rm GRANDS
Edwin ^'T. Domblawr, a past grand ^ Confident Lodge, No. 1133, l o W F- Newburg, was installed kt Hlftldent of the Lehigh VaUey Paat Oranda' Asaoclatlon Saturday evening at one of the largest at¬ tended meetings of the association in montha, held in the Heektown Sunday School Chapel. Confident I^dpi VIS host for the evening. "Besides President Domblawr, offlcers Inducted are: Plrat vice- president, Howard Ringer, of East Mauch Chunk Lodge, No. 1009; sec¬ ond vice-presMent. E. P. Rabenold, of Constantino Lodge, No. 1113. Al¬ lentown, and weretary, Robert D. Amer, of Lehigh Lodge, No. g3, Allentown.
Two other offlcers elected, but not able to be present for Installation, are third vice-president, Joaeph Dewalt, of Preeman Lodge, No. 394, Preemansburg. and treasurer. Ed¬ gar B. Troxell, of Nazareth Lodge, No. 1099.
The ceremonies were conducted by Joseph A. Haney, of Lehigh Lodge. No. 83, Allentown, and a past president of the association. Wil¬ liam H. DeHaven, of Lehighton, re¬ tiring preaident, presided.
Following the business session Justice of the Peace Truman H Bittenbender, of Heektown. a past grand of Confident Lodge and a past district deputy grand master for the Southern District of North¬ ampton County, was presented as program ehalrman.
Rev. Dr. C. A. Buts. pastor of the Reformed wing of the Heektown ChurA and a member of Confident Lodge, extended a welcome to the gathering. A vtolln solo was offered by John WUlauer, organist of the Moorestown Chureh, and a trom¬ bone solo by Walter Siegfried, both acoompanied by Charles Landis, organist of the Heektown Church.
Lester Bartron gave an oration  n (OoBtlBMd oa Past Pmt)  •— 	
Fall Muslcale
Vocal numbers by Bertha M. Sterner, of Allentown and violhi solos by Thomas McOinley, boy violinist, of Easton featured the Pall muslcale held In connection with the vesper services in the St. John's Evangelical-Reformed Church laat evening.
The junior and senior choirs of the church, under the direction of Charles Hess, chorister sang several anthems.
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HoM Birthday Social
Members of the Ladles AuxUUry of Harold V. Knecht Poat, No. 419, American Legion, hekl a birthday social In connection with their monthly meeting on Prlday evening
ethe \octA poat home on Soutb ain St.
Hostesses, members Observant of birthdays the past three months, were: Bertha Reph, Clara Meyers, Agnes Kraemer, Ellen Weaver, Bll¬ aabeth Buta. MUdred Kahler. EUa Kreidler, Carolyn Dever, Lottie BUI« heimer and Elsie Plelaehman.
tt was announced thst a chrtst- mss party will be held at the home on Prklay. December 9th, when members are urg«d to bring a ten cent gift to be exchanged.
HONOR STUDENTS AT FARM SHOW HELD
NAZAREIH HMW, ^j MOORESTOWN
Only two students of the local high school, namely, Mlaaea Alloe Beck and Mildred Moyer, both aen- iors, were placed on the high honor roll during the past month.
Others on the honor roll were:
Post graduates, Leota Steed and Pauline Fischel: wnlora, Arlene Oeitrksh, Viola Noll, WUliam Mann, Jeanne Searles and Robort Siet* fried: Junlora, Robert Mltetaeas. An> drew Kavcak, Llewelyn Kromer, Is- abelle Lahr, LaRue Morgan, Herbert Raffetto and Milllcent Ruth; and sophomores, James Petherolf, Ralph Prants, Erma Hahn, John Moeh, Oeorge Kahler, Paul Nichoiason and Shirley Smith.
Ninth Orade. Richard Hoch, Osn- rad Miller, Donald MUler, Mh-lam Reinert. Betty Ann Werkhelser, Le¬ ona Pogel, Mary Pula, Mathilda Deutsch, Anna OroUer, Plorenee Hoffer, Hermlno Ootto and David Macke; Eighth grade. WUlard Smith, Lois Trine, Lorraine Lereh, Jean Wunderly, Lorraine Vivian and Oladys Werner: and aeventb grade, Jane Bunn, ShUrley Portuin. Mark Parwghtan. Irene PhUUps, Betty Schleicher and Louiae Way.
HAFFGROUPTOAH) IN WINWl CONCERT
Mra. Earl Stroman, preaident of the Nasareth Choral Society, during weekly rehearsal held Monday eve¬ ning In the auditorium of the Y.M.¬ CA.. announced that the county- wide popular Haff Instrumental Oroup, from Northampton, wiU be among the guests at the society's annual Winter Concert on Decem¬ ber Sth. The concert this year will be held in St. John'a Reformed Church at 9:19 P. M.
Soloists already announced in¬ clude Helen Shiffer. Pannle Oernet, Mrs. Wilmer Heyer, Mra Walter Bender. Peter Yelaley, John Sickles and Robert Reichard. Accompanists wtll be Charles W. Hesa and Daniel Rohn, local organlsta.
The society, since mid September has been rehearsing every Monday evening under the leadership of Ellis C. Schneebell. With an ap¬ proximate membership of close to 100. the chorus Is one of the oldest musical groups In this community.
Offlcers of the society are: Mrs Earl Stroman. president; Mrs. W Calvin Nickel, vice-president: Mrs Wilmer Heyer. treasurer; Mrs. Char¬ les W. K. Shafer. secretary: and EUU  C  Schneebell. director.
JUNIOR LEGION AUXHJARY POTAm
A meeting of the Junior AuxU- Iary of the American Legion. Post 415, met Tuesday hi the Legion Home, South Main St., with the new juntor advlaor, Mrs. Dorothy Polweller prewnt.
Installatton was held at which time the following offlcers were InstaUed, President, Marten Koehl¬ er; vice-preaklent, Jean Kera; re- cordmg secretary, Althea Mabus: corresponding secretary, Clsire Keen; chaplain. Eva Haupt and wargeant at arms. Vema TTapp.
It was decided that a Christmas party would be held December 12th with Mrs. Prlta, Eastern Director of Senior Auxiliary, as guest spe.ikrr
All members are asked to come with a guest.
TOHOLOSWm-
MNG PARTY
Members of the Phalanx Frater¬ nity Club met Monday evening In the social rooms of the Y.MC.A President Robert Weiss was in charge snd chsplain lltomas Schmidt con¬ ducted devotionals. An open discus¬ sion on "Proper Conduct" was led by Edward Saunders.
Next week a debate on the topto, "Influence er Ability to Obtain a Positton," with Stanley Hummel snd Robert Taylor arguing Influence snd Kenneth Young and Robert Brelnig arguing AbUlty.
This Prlday evening the elub wiU hold a swimming party In the T. pool at 9 o'ekiek. Muale will be furnished by the "RUo" Rawallana and refreahmenta win be nerved.
Ouests at this week's meetinir were Stanley Clark and WlUlam Sohlamp
LGGWN MENORUL SERVICE SUNDAY
Plans for the annual memorial service of the Harold V. Knecht Post, No. 415. American Legion, were completed at a special meeting of the Americanlsatlon Committee held on Tuesday evening In the Post Home on South Main St.
The service wUl be held this Sun¬ day. November 19th, at 3 p. m. in the Holy Family Catholic Church on West Center St. The public is Invited and the service will be dedl- eated to departed comrades of the local post.
Members of the Americanlsatlon Committee are: J. Stewart Eyer. chairman; Ployd Buts, Raymond Weaver, Kersey R. Deever, Herman Brody. Matthew J. Morrow, Rev. Walter H. Diehl and Rev. Harvey
C. Snyder.
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LEOION NOTES
Members of the junior auxUtary of the local American Legion held a monthly meeting last evening at 7:43 o'clock In the Legion Home on South Main St.
Members of Squadron No. 415. Sons of the Legion, wiU meet this evening In a aesaton postponed from Ust week.
A chemlnot meeting of the North¬ ampton County 40 et g was held In the local American Legion Home last evening.
ALUMNI ADD TO EXECUTIVE
Rev. Floyd Shafer, Tat¬ amy, Principal Speaker —Exhibits, Movies, Talks Presented
MANY PRIZES
ARE AWARDED
"Life on the Parm." was the theme of the Rev. Ployd Shafer, of Tatamy, at the Moorestown Parm Products Show Saturday In the Orange Hall at Mooreatown.
Among the exhibits were apples, corn, wheat, vegetables, eggs and displays of all kinds of canned vege¬ tables and fruits, dried fruit and vegetables and clothing.
Conservation educational motion pictures were shown by B. L. Cole¬ man. Northampton County farm agent. Remarks were made by Mr. Coleman. Brooka BaU, asalstant county agent of Northampton and Lehigh Counties, and Marguerite Erickson, of Easton. head of the home economics program of North¬ ampton County.
The 4-H Potato Club held a round-up In connection with the show.
Entertainment was furnished by Martha and Marlon Roth on the electric guitar and accordion and Marlon and Thomas Hahn on steel guitars.
The committee in charge of ar¬ rangements Included J. A. Jones, chairman; A. P. Meyers, vice chair¬ man; R. D. Hagenbuch, treasurer; (OonttttttoS oa Laat Pasai
LOCAL WOMAN WINS LAST WEEK'S RECVE CONTEST
Into its Fourth and final week goes the Brer Rabbit Moiasaes Con¬ test—while recipes continue to pour in from the housewives of Naaa¬ reth and community.
In Ust week's contest, Mrs. Carrie R. Hawk won first priae of 91.00
I for her recipe of "Rocks". She was selected flrst by Mias Schnerr from among many recipes.
Not only does Mrs. Hawk receive the 91.00 weekly prise whleh U of> fered during the duratton of the contest, but her recipe is automatic¬ ally entered in  the nattonal Brer
. Rabbit Molasses Contest to eompota for the Orand National Prim of a
' year's    supply    of   grooerles—9900
j worth—or 9S00 in cash.
The four runners-up in last week's contest wUl each receive a can of Brer Rabbit Molaaaes.   Tama win ners  are:   Mrs.   Chester C.  Rotl 437 Bank 8t, Nasareth; Mrs. J
I Klein, KesslersvlUe: Mrs. R. C- Paff. R. No. 4, Easton and Mrs. Joseph i Latarus, R. No. 3, NaaaretU
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Plans    Taking Form; Complete Aodit To Be Made
ENCOURAGING
REPORTS HEABO
A regular stated Oeneral Con* mlttee meeting was held at the "T" Mi>nday evening with the genoBal chairman, A. O. Kem, presMlafk Those present were: R. B- Itetnll^ J. Allen Schaeffer, J. U. PsthMwH; Oeorge Smith, Paul Meyers, Booefg Sundberg. C. C. MUler. R. M. Ift- chael, R. K. Stout and W. P. MwtS.
Chairman Kera askotf (or a plete report from aU of tbe men including aU work eomplotoS IS date. R B. Portuin, chairman kt Wk Program Committee, reported suMil progress accompUahed by bis aaai* mlttee, stating that tbo ytoytm W forming as planned. J. M. chairman of the Waya and Committee, gave a detattod NPMt of aU monies contrlbutod tlwasgh the present campaign, and ttMl fes is having an audit Mtda bp s kttm ttfled pubUc aoootutoat iinfarlsi Mis eampalgn to data.  When this i
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Leater Miller and Peter Yaikley were elected to the executlMrcom- mlttee for a period of th9M years at a special meeting ofyfhe Naza¬ reth High SchoR Aluomi Associa¬ tion held on j Tueaday evening. President Howard Oofs was in charge of the meeting. I /
Also the ClassHf 1939 was offlciaUy admitted to the association and a general discussion was held for the Winter Dance which will be held some day in the week between the Christmas and New Year holidays
NARK 107tli
ANNIVERSARY
The BushklU MethodUt Church, Clearfleld, near Nasareth. observed Ita 107th anniveraary on Sunday, with specUI services momlng and evening. Rev. H. P. Hamer, Jr., of Easton. la the paator of the congre¬ gation.
TOO speaker at the momlng ser¬ vice WU Robert E. Laramy, of Bethlehem, a member of Wesley Me. thodlat Church. Mualc was fur« n Ished by the senior and Juntor choirs.
In tbe evening. Judge WUliam O. Barthold of Bethlehem was the .speaker. There was special music by two soloists. Miss Norma Henry, of East Stroudsburg. soprano; and Mrs. Mary Paul, of Tannersvllle. contralto.
ASSGSSOKIAND TAX COLLECTORS MEET TO-NIGHT
The annual meeting of The North¬ ampton County Tax Collectors and Assessors Association will be held this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Cherryville Hotel. Elected and ap¬ pointed OfBcers for the coming year WlU be installed.
A turkey dinner will be served and entertainment will be furnished from the OuMe Studio. All mem¬ bers of the association have l>een notified and urged to attend. •   TO MOLD INSPECTION
The AuxUUry of the Sons of Union Veteraiu, Camp No. 90, wUl hoM their Uispeetlon on Prlday eve- ntatf, November 17th. in the Eagle Hall, Centre Square, at g P. M.  .«—•	
Mr. and Mrs. Oratt Quinter, Park St., returned home on Sunday after Apondlnir a week with reUtlves at ShortevUle, N. Y.
NAZAREIV ROD AND GtlNCLIllBETS
A regular monthly meeting of the Nazareth Rod and Oun Club was held at the Legion Home Monday evening at eight o'clock. Roy Kost¬ enbader, past president, presided.
Joel Young of Allentown was pres¬ ent and gave a very intereating talk on fish and flshlng. He discussed with the members the matter of ice flshlng and presented much valuable Information.
Oeorge Houck. local taxidermist, presented to the group many speci¬ mens of snakes, monkeys and other mountings. Mr. Houck's ability as a taxidermist has attracted the atten¬ tion of Frank Buck, the African big game hunter. Mr. Houck has many skins from snakes and monkeys nir- nished by Frank Buck for mount¬ ing. He presented a skin at the meeting measuring twenty-seven feet from tip to tip. He alao exhibited a variety of skins from furred ani¬ mals. HU ulk on taxidermy proved most Interesting to the membership.
AIJXHJARYAT~ TEND CmFERENCE
Mrs. Warren Boyer. Mrs. ATexan-' der   Harron,   Mrs.   Asher   Kahler. I Mrs. Percy A. Simmons, Mrs. Helen ' Thomas.   Mrs.   Martha   Hess,   Mrs Clarence F. Fehnel and MUs Hen- . rletta Frantz on Tuesday attended ' a  conference  of  the  Central  Bast ' District of the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y M.C A.  which  comprUee er- g.intz.ulon£ in Bethlehem, Pottatown, Reading. Nazareth and Stroudsburg. The  conference  was  held  at  East Stroudsburg and was presided over by Mrs. Clifford Heller.
Stewart Bady, secretary of the local y. M. C. A; Wayne Kemble, physical director: and Robert Weiss, swimming director, also attended a secretary's conference nt the same place with C. H. Humphrey, aeere¬ tary of the Stroudsburg Y.M.C.A.. In charge.
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FIRE APPARATUS
Members of Scoute    4mmedUtel; weekly business evenlnc. visited and poUoe niclpal build) by flre-chl(
No. 8, Oh-l after their >n on Tueaday local flre houae xtera In the mu- ¦niey were escorted lael Masters and were irtven tl demonstratton of the u.<« of the Inhalator by members ot the ViRllnncp Hose Company. MUs Elalnr W \Uers. troop captain, chap¬ eroned the girls.
IHEUTCCIDUS- TOFIPREAN"
Annual Senior Class Play
The Senior Class of Nasareth High School. WlU present their annual play. "The Late Chrlatopher Bean." on November 31 and 33 In the Naia¬ reth  High School auditorium.
The play is a three act eomedy concerning life in a amaU New Eng¬ land town. It centers around Chris. topher Bean, a painter who had died at Doctor Raggett's home, leaving only a few dirty canvaaea to pay for his doctor bUl. It was a pleasant surprise to Dr. Haggett and hU fam¬ ily when an old friend of Bean's paid Bean's doctor btU. taking a few cf hi-s pictures in return. When the Haggetts found thst Christopher Bean's paintings were worth a for¬ tune,  they scurried  to flnd  them.
After a series of hUarious situa¬ tions this co.-nedy reaches a sur¬ prising cUmix The entire play is a .series of surprises, humorous dialogu; and changing personalities.
The cast is as foUows: Dr. Haggett. Stanley Woodring; Susan Haggett. Mildred Mo.ver: Abby, Lorraine Frey; Mrs. Haggett. Jeanne Searles; Ada Haggett. Vivian von Steuben; War¬ ren Creamer, Robert Huth: Tallant. John Strohmeyer; Rosen, Frederick Reimer and Davenport. Willis Hap¬ pel.
The production staff Is as foUows:
Dramatic coach, Miss Elisabeth Sloat.
Business Committee: Alice Beck, manager. Doris Clauser. Hilda Col- ver. Viola NoU. Andrew SterUchlnl. and Orace Wagner.
Costtune Committee: Rae Beisel. Arlene Dietrich, Josopblae Stobl and Mildred Kneller.
Publicity Committee: Betty Acker¬ man. Allen Plory. Albert Buralli. E^dna Stevenson.
Properties and Stage Committee: Miss Jean Clute and Mr. Adam Shedletski. Robert Siegfried, Helen Cortez, Franklin Reese. Lewis Wolfe. Don Detwiler. Ruth Neumeyer. An¬ drew Sterlachini, Edna Stevenson, and  Earl Buss.
The senior class officers are: Henry Byrnes, president: Albert BuraUl, vice-president: Bernice Amdt. sec- retarv; Charles Reigel, treasurer; Kenneth Dech. assistant secretary- treasurer. Mr Henry Pelton Is the senior class advisor.
The Nazareth High School or¬ chestra, directed by Mr. Reita, wUl furnish the music.
Rev. Oeorse •. WeelMar, f Sot 33 and one>tbM poan of the Porks-Arndta Lstboaas pariah, has tondoiod bU roalgnatta^ aCecUve Jan. 1. 1940. At WkK ttSM ba wUl ba«« ooowlotod ooo thM of a oentury in tbe pastotato «( that charge and moro tban 41 years in the active mlnlatry.
Tbe Rev. Mr. KUcknor, a aattfa of Moorestown, wm fraduatad IMSI MuhUnberg CoUege in 1190, and Is- ter from the Lutheran Hioolosloal Seminary at Mt. AUry. PbUadelpblS. Prior to coming to tbe Pofka>Aniil9 Charge, he was pastor at Pan Aivl and Eaat Bangor.
JR. CUl PLAN
XMAS PAtir
TIN-CAN MATINEE
A tin-can matinee wiU be staged at the Broad Street Theatre next Tueaday afternoon at 4 o'clook; aponaored by The Welfare Commit¬ tee of The Nasareth Woman'a Cltib and for the beneflt of loeal needy.
A two-hour ahow. eonalsttas of comics, eartooiu and ahort aidijaeta. wUl be shown. The prlee ot ad- mlsston Is one ean for ebUdrtn and two eatu for adulta.
Mra. Pred Beokman, chabman of the committee, announeed that If any cltiaen wlshea to donate pota¬ toes, the oommUtoe wm be slad to call for same if such pemna wlQ make tlielr wishes known to her.
Plans for a Chratmaa pro be given before the noat monthly meeting of the Junior man's Club on December 4tb. discussed at a specUl meeting tt Wm executive board of tbe elub heM as Tuesday evetung at tbe home kt MUs Eveline Smith on Chunk and Oreen Sta. Ibei WlU be in charge of Mrs. Ooaasi
. Wilkenson. chairman of tbe prosraai
I committee.
I    Present. In addltkm to Mrs. WUk*
, enson, were: president Mlae
I vleve    Stier;    vice-president Freda Scheetz; secretary, Mlsa Iflr*
I lam Florey: treasurer, Mrs. Tnuaaa Kidd: hospltaUty chairman. Mlsa Eveline Smith; finance committee chairman. Mrs. Charles Lahr; wtl-
I fare committee chairman, Mra Robert  Reilly;   and   ClUb  advlsoi;
j Mrs  Ralph W. Pry.^	
ICANT GET
ENotJCH nsmw
A party of flve Nasarenes v«a« I tured out on the eold. blue ' off Point Pleeasant Ust Sundg^la I an effort of satisfying , undsnng lust  for rod.  tWH and a I "strUce."   E^n though I dropped alomst to I "Isaacs of wAton" batved tbo i , northwesteral wlnSf aweepbie over I rough waves. Viuir to iUb.
The party c(MDsted of Bady. Wmk
Meeser, Slmm&s, "Nat" and mttrnf.
Thel cateh consisted of SI maelMral, I 4 weak flsh snd 300 frost flsta. tt ' wss stated that aome In tbe partr
donned as many as seven sblrti^
plus a heavy coat. S      •
Hear Talk On Tobaeet
Dr. Lindsay Troxter. of New Tock City, addressed members and guaata of the local Rotary Club on tbo topic. "Tobaoeo, ftom Weed to In* dustry," at the elub'a wookly luncheon session beld ta tbe i lum of the T.M.C.A. troduced by Bdward Cassler, preai¬ dent of the dub.
Oueste were Bderard MegLatliMir« of BethUhem; and B. U Oolemani of Easton.
WINGS
"Wtags" la a ins ta tbU Uiiia o( TMM oomtasdlroetlr INSIIIM Bethlebasi Air Met appear  ttiraaib  tho THB rimi for tta and eovMlas tbo airport
Hill, tho mak wtth MBtlMBt asS oonnaetod wtth tha port ta an oBort al tbe popdaoa of thM faeUlttee and aUport
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