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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 7, 1938
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NAZARETH'S BI-CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
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TO THE CITIZENS of Naaareth and adjoining com- munitiet:
THAT. WHEREAS the citiateni of tht Borough of Nw«r*tb and vicinity with to pay honiage to the Iggndert and dtvdopon of thit early community, rich ia historic lore and induatrial dtvclopmtnt.
I HEREBY, officially declart that we obterve hy appropriate coM>ration itt Two Hundredtha Anni« ^iggry, and that plana auitable for thia celebration ba Mgudgated; and. further requeat the co>operation of LJ^l^gena to make thit coltbration a commtmorable
(SIGNED)
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CHIBP BUR0B8S
Town Council Transacts Much Business At Monday's Meeting^
DAYLIGHT SAVINO TIME
According to announcements al¬ ready made by aome of our neigh¬ boring towna and citiea, Naaaretti may as well be prepared to go on dayligtit saving time April 24th. This is not offlcial, simply a re¬ minder.
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nOOiUMION
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U a lagular sUted matting o( gga taMMll, held in their ehaaabtra lay •vaning, Burgeaa MUler la- g pioelamation. oatetally an- jOu 9a Bi-Centennlal etiebra-
£la 9 staged by Naaaretb during a WM (urther announeed tbat • paml meeting of all orgaiUaa- tM on be held at the Y. M. O. A. '«tm*V evening. April SOth. at , for the purpose of perfeet- I to alMM and organising a Oeneral rflwiiaial Celebration Oommlttee. I H h m desire of Chief Burgess tlkat avery cltiaen of Naaareth aonundlng communities be I and urged to take an te¬ la this celebration move- Miller further atated flial eaet taatt will be made to aMhr an organiaationa dlieet by I It iMand the April Btth mett- I la • um repreaentttlon prtatnt. •IMt that an organlaatlon ) ar launedlatt eeaununlty 1; thu la your moat I muttlon to atttnd. Tht ee> 9 aU cltlaena la enllated ^liplaiitalaed and cenuBltttea ] Patay the eurrent jrtar.
WIMJCAN TO MID IICK TIIAL
raveninft April the tth. In
al Auditorium, Bath the
OouncU of Woman, nf
a Mock Trial.
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a*Ml (d a turkey before tbt pre- "' I Stanley J. Fehr. popular
I^IMhaltamey JyiwaUBant ¦da, tn argue
young lawyeia of •rgue the merlU of the
will be Mra. BUla Mary Rothrook, Mra. IBd Mrs. Mary PMtcb-
a:.-Mt Mn Arthur Bmlth,
J«J» fliomas, Mra.  ^Talter
^Jm. LawU funk, Mra. Le-
ai* Mrs. Howard Landis,
Iia Sherer, Mra BIwood
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T**.**ae Smith. I Jyy^"" Mock trial there '     * ' Baoeax entertainment.
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the Naaareth High [Aasoclation will award T priaes, « priae for
i two oratorical prltta.
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Shai^i?" *'*°<" *»«> wUI Ot ¦la Jm ."^ '*** »^vaetA body. Jr^» lor commercial work ihltoZS,''*•«> Mid aeeuraey ^ ajascriblng dlctatton.
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|a^^r:'''*'^nt of the alum-
bi«-S7Lz" Society of the -^7i2l^V"*'"*'«»« WlU lahMw!L '* "*»^ Saturday. gJUMireth Hardware atore iiT?» their new and eom- l^** wTr* "^ M»'n St. In ad-
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UONS 10 DB- IWUnOVEEZNO UGSPpmiNT
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ItyWaa anl(ouneed by the Egg-Hunt conunlttee of the Lions Club that moire Ulan aooo eggs will be distrlbu-' roughout the Municipal Par^ trerfor the annual hunt to be ataged, this xear. Saturday afternoon. April' letl^The hunt. It was stated, will Stan promptly at two o'clock and the committee estimates that there will be more than Ave hundred young-! sters participating and a crowd ofj spectators.   It  was  also  announced that the distilbution of eggs will re-' main a secret and that all contest¬ ants must live up to the rule
niAL LETTER CARRmS MEET AT MOORESTOWN
The Northampton County Rural Letter Carriers Association and La¬ dles' Auxiliary met at the home of Mr and Mrs. Fred Meyers, at Mooreatown. About ao carriers tnd their wives were present. j
WllUam Milheim. of Naaareth R.| D. 2, president of the carrlera' ass)-, cUitlon, preakled over thtt session, | tnd Mra. Clyde Longenbach, 19*0, WllUam Penn Highway, president ot the AuxlUary. presided over the la¬ dles' meeting.
Delegates for the annual State convention at Ciearfleld. July 18, 19 tnd ao, were appointed as follows: Clyde Longenbach, Easton R. D. 3. delegate at large; Vernon Sloyer. Baston R. O. 4: Stanley Bergstresser. Baaton R D. 4: William Milheim, Natareth R. D. 2. delegates: Robert Walton, Easton R. D. 3. alternate
Pinal plana for the annual ban¬ quet on April 33. at 7 p. m., at the Reformed Church, town, were discus- aed. State and national ofllcers will be the speakers A ham and egg sup¬ per wUl be served and an Interesting program will be arranged for that occasion.
The annual picnic tnd clambake will be held Sunday. July 10, at Mll- ler'a Orove, Delabole, and plans were dlaeuased and committees appointed.
Bute President MUton MUler, of Pen Argyl, was preaent at the meet¬ ing. A social hour followed the meet¬ ing, and refreshments were served.
HOOP V-32 BOY SCOUTS TO SPON¬ SOR  PLAY
Traop V-3a Boy ScouU will spon- aor a tbree tet farce comedy play tnUtled "The Oolf Champ" on the eveninga of May 19 and 20th
The eaat la composed of Mrs. Chas W. K. Shafer, Miss Wanda Mlkolaje- ayk. Miss Peggy Landon. Miss Emma Yukna. Peter Heekman Jr., Miss Pearl Amdt, Donald Snyder, John Allen Jr., Mlaa Mary Altemose. Wal¬ ter Kostenbader. The Stage Commit¬ tee la eompoaed of Donald Meta, Ed¬ win Karch, Kenneth Kromer, Ralph RIaanUler, Itobert Keck, Robert Huth, Benjamin Shimer, tnd Barl WlUUna; Lighting Committee, Chas. Bennett, Clarence Pehnel Jr.; Prop¬ erty Committee. Mr. C. L. Bunn. Dtvld Worman, Ephraim Moyer, Barl Jones Jr.. Oerald Strunk and Clayton Vogel and Tickets and Post¬ ers in charge of John AUen Jr. Wayne Keck. MerUn Steed. WlUlam Luta and Robert Siegfried
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HOLY COMMUNION AT FORKS
The preparatory service will bo held and the Lords Supptr .itlmln- Istered In Forks Church, the Riv Oeorge 8 Kle<'kner. I-uthotaii p.vst>>r. on Palm Sunday. April 10. at 9:45 a. m.
SECOND ANNUAL PET PARADE AND PARK OPENING MAY 28tli
CMe LetSera Organlae. Many Vtl-
¦able Prltei to be OBeieS   Han-
dreds ot Peto Expeeted In
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Nazareth's Pet Parade Committee, who so sueceufuUy staged the pet parade laat yetr, promlaea a bigger and still better parade thla year. Th; committee haa been assured the full eooperatlon of Borough CouneU, Civic Cluba, Ameriean Legion and Boy Scouta to Uke tn tctlve ptrt. The date tet for thta year's parade ia Saturday May Mth, (rain date May Wth), whleh la alao the opening day of the Municipal Park.
Purther meetUigs of the Partdt Conunlttee and co-operating bodlea wlU be held within the next two weeks for the purpoae of trrtngtng tn intereating program and contact¬ ing citlaens and buslneu piaeea. A large priae Ust is to be ready tor pub¬ lication about the flrst week in May and the tfftlr given publicity throughout the County. BpecUil ef¬ forts will be made to contact folks of the Nazareth trading area to par¬ ticipate in the parade, togettier wtth pet owners ot town and suburban districts.
The committee announced that there were 2533 entries In last >-ear's parade and that 133 prUes were awarded winners. This year the goal Is set at SOO for participants and more valuable prizes to be listed for each division of the parade It was also announced that entries are free but that there will be registration days for entering pets. These dates and location to be announcad In due time. All pet owners are urged t3 watch lurther announcements thru the columns of this paper for full particulars.
REBEKAH DeTRHT MEETING HERE MON.
Lady Elizabeth Pile Rebekah Lodge. No. 570.1. O O. P.. Natareth. waa host Monday to a district meet¬ ing held in the Odd Pellows' buUd¬ ing Belvldere St., at which repre¬ sentatives were present from many cf the lodges of the eounty. tnd others from more dlsUnt polnU. I ady Beth Lodge, No 14», of Beth¬ lehem with 39. had the largest sln- rle delegation present.
The sessions opened during the aftemoon with exempliflcatlon of the degree work and a school of instruc¬ tion conducted by State President Sadie Mytinger. of Ambridge, and State Secretary Martha Perry, of Philadelphia.
Among the work of the order ex¬ empUfled In the afternoon was a typical memorial service conducted by Lady Lillian Lodge. No, 70, of Northampton, and admission by card, exempUfled by Lady Beth Lodge, of Bethlehem Lady LilUan Lodge also had eharge of the open¬ ing ceremonies.
PoUowing dinner at Kline's res¬ taurant the evening meeting opened with a court of honor at which were formally presented State Prealdent Mrs. Mytinger. State Secretary Mrs. Perry and a number of presidents, past presidents and district deputies. Among the group were Past Presi¬ dents Mrs. Laura Scanlhi. of Cat- .sauqua, and Mrs. Etta Barr. of Al¬ lentown. VUitlng dpeutles were pres¬ ent from Lehlghton, White Haven. Boyertown. Lansford and other places
Initiation of a class of ten candi¬ dates followed, the work being ex- emplifled by the host lodge. The in¬ itiates were Mamie Edelman. AniU Arnold. Joyce Lichtenwalner, Noi Rader, Jeanette Metz. Annie B Myrtle Simmons. Anna Bell, Albrecht and Millie Oanecher.     '
Installation of offlcers also took place, the following being inducted; Emma Stelner. noble grand^/EUen Rice, vice-grand; Margaret PalUlps, Miriam Pehnel. conductor; 1 tachel Little, chaplain; Henrietta 1 Maet, past grand; Jennie Rohrbach, musi¬ cian; Pauline Huber and Lily KUne, supporters to noble grand: Orace Pike and Henrietta Prantz. »u (port¬ ers to vice-grand; Frances Woi e and Edna Abte, guardians: ComelA and Mary Pritchman, alter supporters; trustees. Mabel Eyer and Bertha Reph.
Visitors were present at the! ses¬ sions from Allentown. CaUsatqua, Wliite Haven. Lehlghton. Lu*rne, Carbon. Buclcs and Beaver Counties
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NO BEMEARSAt NEXT WEE
Dur to Holy Week, tho Naz.irl^th Clior.ll Society will not conduct lir.ir.«i.il.^ next  week   Reliear.saLs w be renimcd tlie following week nnl every membei  mged to attend
New Councilman Seated; New Auditor Appoint¬ ed; Proclamatioii Issued
A regular stated meeting u< Coun> cil was held Monday at 9:00 o'cloek p. m. Mr. Edward H. Kern took tha sath of offlce, administered by th! Chief Burgess, and was seated ts » Councilman of the Second Ward. There were present. Messrs. Keim Schaefler. Kahler. Kauflman. Helnt- zieman, Hagenbueh and Kern; ab¬ sent. Messrs. Altemos and Linden¬ moyer. The President, Mr. Schaeffer, presided.
On motion of Messrs. Kahler tnd Keim, the minutes of the regular stated meettag of March 7th. 1939 and of the adjourned meettag of March 19th, 1939, were approved ts read
On motion of Meurs. Hetatalemtn and Hagenbueh. it was moved tha the toUowtng bills, as approved by the Chairman of the varloua Com¬ mittees, be paid as read by the "rretturer.
A. J. achtasler $  MO
Trumbower Company UP1
Chas. A^ Benckert iP9M
Bank Interett 140.41
Stamar Printing Co. MJO
Itobert R. Relst 9JM
Robert W. Nolf UM
Paul W. Reekman LOT
Clarenee Blegler tM
Natartth IUm 9M
Naa. Ooal dr Lbr. Co. IS 11
John W. Miller 4 SO
NtMreth Hardware Co. 19 SI
Oeorge A. Bmlth JS
Blue Mt. WaUr Co. 11.09
Trumbower Company 144.01
Star Janitor Bupply 4M
Prack Ic Uh T1.17
Hahn Chevrolet Co. 33.91
R. C, Orifflth 14.90
Allentown Testtag Lab. 7.00
Nae. Coal le Lbr. Co. 374.51
R. K. Stout 3.38
Jas. 8. Pry 75 IJ
Blue Mt. Water Co. 900.03
Bell Telephone Co. 9.03
F. R Knecht 13.44
Peoples Coal Ic Sup. Co. 100.97
Brody Brothers 4.30
Naa. Planing Mill Co. 18.09
A R. Ltadenmoyer 97.10
Metro. Edison Co. 333.31
E. P. Wambold 19.75
Communication was presented from Herbert Reimer reslgntag as Borough Auditor eflective immedi¬ ately On motton of Messrs. Kahler and Hetatzleman it was moved that same be accepted with regret. On motion of Meurs. Keim tnd Hetat- zleman, it waa moved tbat Mr. Ar¬ thur R. HelUck be appotated to serve the unexpired term of Mr. ReUner. On aaotlon of Meaara. Rag¬ enbuch and Kahler, It waa moved that the nomtaatlont tor Borough Auditor be cloaed. The ttM being called, the voU aa foUowa: 7 tyea— no naya-
Communleation trom tht BeU Tel¬ ephone Co. of Penna. adviatag that application had been filed with the Penna. PubUe UtlUty Company for approval ot Jotat uae by them and the Metro-Bdlaon Co. ot each other's poles ta Northampton Coimty was read. Aa CouncU felt on dlacuuion that we did not care to fUe tn ob¬ jection with the Commission, the communicatton was flled on motion of Messrs. Kahler and Hetataleman.
The Deed presented by the Krae¬ mer Holsery Co covertag a atrtp of land along the weat aide of South Oreen St to enable tbe Borough to widen aaid street waa on motion of Meurs. Keim and Ktultmtn tccept- (Oonttaiitd oa Paft Ponr)
TREE PLANTING AT BOROUGH PARK
ORGAN TO BE DEDKATB) SUNDAY AT BELFAST CIIURCH
new Hammond memorial an, recently InstaUed ta the Oraoe Evangelical Lutheran Church tt Bel¬ fast, will be dedicated at a special serviee to be conducted Sunday. AprU 10th. "Dte inaugural recital on the new efgan wUl be played by A. Ray- Moore of Reading, followed by ropriate program.
The Hammond Organ is a new musical Instrument. It ts not a pipe organ in that it containa no pipea nor doea It contain tny air preuure sys¬ tem or vibrating parts. It is an organ, however, since it ts capable of pro¬ ducing organ tones. The organ cre¬ ates miuieal tones electrically. It does not produce a copy from an original as a phonograph does—It does not simply transmit music as a radio does— It actually creates mus¬ ical tones electrically. It covers the entire range of musical tone color with extraordinary beauty and flex¬ ibility. And Its volume is tdapuble to every type of installation.
The mechanism consists of small rotattag tone wheels geared together and driven by a synchronous motor. The motor can run at only one .speed: Therefore, the organ can never be out of tune. This feature alone, which will be appreciated by. all muslclaa.s. is enough b»-oePT!ilm this organ a unique instrument. It was prestated to the church by Mrs ostenbader and Mrs Or.tce ^rlinildt. as a memorial to their p.ir- cnt.s, Elmer atid Emily Laub.
LOCAL WCHWia SEE '^AR M MY
Cooking Scheei to Form Win Provl'le
tnd BnUrtatomant
Standing in foreground, left to right. Mr. A. O. Raamussen. Mrt. Robin Waiarbacb. Mra.
B. Doll, and Miss Jtssie WiUauar
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6LEE CLUBS TO GIVE ANNUAL OPERETTA
Tonight and tomorrow eventag, AprU 7 and 9 at 8 o'cloek, the com- Mnas Boys' tnd GirU' Olee Clubs of Naiareth High Behool wUl pre¬ aent their annual operetU. "An Old Bptnish Cuatom," ta the high school autUtortum.
Beanning the synopata of the op¬ eretU we ftad that "Oon Joae Ramon ¦ivera. scion of an old OutlUtn famUy ta California and heir to the Rancho Rivera. faUs with hia plane ta R^n:e durtag the World War ani for three years wanders about with¬ out knowing who he ts nor from whence he came. Recovering sudden¬ ly, he hastens back to Ameriea only to ftad that he Is thought to be dead. Hia rascally lawj'er whom he had left in charge of his affairs has S3ld otI a fortune in horses, cattle, and live stock, tn fact not leavtag a Uve thing on the place He was forced t^ do this, he explains. In order to pay the taxes. He has even given a rail¬ road man from the East, Silas Day an option on the place for a mere pittance.
When Don Jose learns that Silas Day la expected In a few days, he feels he Is not competent to cope with the situation alone and sends for several of his buddies who W3r3 with htm in Prance.
When the boys arrive, they decide (Omtttnitd tn Paat Fivt) ' •    m
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NAZAIENES AT LUNCnONHEriNG
Oa repreientotive group ot Nan- renes gtthered at the Y. M. C. A.
yesterday tftemoon to greet Bx-Oov- enor Pinehot ta hU opening cam¬ paign tor nomination and re>electlon. He waa introduced by Dr. Paul Cor¬ rell of Baston, a republican leader of this dUtrlet. He Introdueed Mr Pta¬ ehot aa a young man of 73, stattag that he. Mr. Pinchot. Is one of the fcrappleat fellows he knows, is phy¬ sically flt and mentally tiert, and. the one man that "can set straight the meu thla atate has gotten tn to." He referred to the candidate as "The Vacuum Cleaner" now neceuary to do the trick.
In the opentag remarks by Mr Pinchot, reference was made to the splendid tatroductory of Dr. .Cor¬ rell, when he atated thtt it was one of tht btat tatroduetlona ht had ever received at tny gathertag tnd that he was "tickled to death" with the reception he was accorded in Easton. Bangor, Pen Argyl, Wtad Oap and Nazareth. "Never ta aU my eam¬ palgna have I been greeted by more intereated eltlaena as I have met thui far ta this ctmpaign." I am ttck'.ed to death" and I shall do everythtag in my power to fulflU my promises. There wts enthusiastic applauding by the audience. PoUowing his address here, the caravan proceeded to Beth¬ lehem.
HOUDAY
Forefathers Dty will be observ¬ ed by all Banka Priday AprU. Sth. No bustaess transacted.
SUNDAY SCHOOL OOIIPS CONVENE IN NAZAIEIH
Members of the committee of the Naaareth District of the Nirthamp¬ ton County Sunday School Associa¬ tion met in annual session Sunday aftemoon In the Haman Evange;ical Church. Washtagton and Madison Avenues, with upwards of 150 repre¬ sentatives of thirteen Sunday schools present. Among these were St. John' j Evangelical-Reformed. St. John's Ev- i vangeUcal-Lutheran. Orace Menno- I nite Brethren In Christ. Haman Ev- vangelical and Moravian, all of town. Moravian of Schoeneck; Eaem I Union, of Pork's Township; Dry'.and Union, of Hecktown; Jehovah Union, of BushkiU Center: BushkUl Metho¬ dist and Bushkill Evangelical, both of Ciearfleld. and St Peter's Reformed and St. John's Lutheran, both of Tatamy.
Following the report of the nomin¬ ating committee, the following offl¬ cers were elected: president. Daniel M. Nace, of town; vice president. Eugene Treta. of town: aecretary and treasurer. B P. Yeisley, TaUmy; su¬ pertatendent of Ihe children's di¬ vision, Mrs. Barl Btroman. of town: superintendent of the young people's division. Carl Johnson, of Hecktown: associate supertatendent of the young people's diviaion. Mrs. Anna Seagcr. of town; auperintendent of the aduk dtvialon, Andrew O. Kem. of town; aupertatendeut of achooi admtais¬ tratlon. Rarry Lichtenwalner. of Eas¬ ten R. D. 9: auperintendent of tem¬ perance, Bdwin Dornblaser, of Eas¬ ton R. D. 3; supertatendent of mis¬ sions. Walter Wemer. of Bushkill Center; and supertatendent of Chris¬ tian education. Miu Kathryn Schle¬ gel, of town.
These offlcers were immediately in¬ stalled into offlce by the Rev. E. S. Weidman. state leadership training supertatendent, who was one of the afternoon speakers. The latter spoke cn the subject. "The Mtaistry of Christian Leadership " Marlyn A Rader. of Belfast, also spoke to the gathering, hts subject having been. "The Diamond Jubilee Ooals."
Vice president, Oeorge Messinger. presided at the meeting at which time It was announced that a coimty convention wUl be held In St. Peter'j Reformed Church at Tatamy. Friday and Saturday. June 3 and 4. Th* Oospel Trio, composed of Miu Mar¬ garet Thomas. Miss Mary Weiss tnd Mrs Norman Oranda, all members of ;he host church, and the Dryland Union Sunday School Orchestra also favored with selections.
SUIPIISEFOR MOOIESTOWN MAN ON   BIITHDAY ANNIVERSAIY
A pleaaant surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Correll, Moorestown Baturday eve¬ ning in honor of the btrtbday anni¬ ver.sary ot theh- son John, who was 23 years old.
DeUcious refreshments were served. Oames tnd dancing was enjoyed. Music was fumiahed by Betty CorreU and Charles Lubolba. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs Robert Correll. and ftmily of Moorestown; Prank and Joseph HaUo Bath R P. D.; Walter Werkheiser. SchoenersvUle: Floyd Prable, Bethlehem; Vernon Bilheimer, Moorestown: Bobby Smith Moorestown; Kurly Brobtj. town. Jo.seph Meyers. Bath; Oeurge and John Oorrell. Moorestown; Anna Krante. town; MaO'. Emma and Tes- .sle Meyers, of Bath:   Betty Correll.
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REGt'LAR MEETINO OF JiENIOR LEAOVE
The regular meeting ot the Senior Luther League of St. John's Luth¬ eran Church was held Monday eve¬ ning in the Beginners room of the church in charge of Elizabeth Neeley.
Scripture reading was given by Alice Beck followed by prayer by Marion Koehler
Tlie topic "Choosing One's Com¬ panions" was discussed by Marion Unangst.
The   devotional   hymns   were   ta charge of Betty Beck. »  
rOMMVNION IN DRYLAND CHITRCH SVNDAY
GAIDENGIOUP. NAZAinV WOMANS CUl PLANTS 1IEES
AND sHnmnv
AT    PAIK
Porty-ilx members of The Naxa¬ reth Woman's Club participated in an all-day seuion tt the loeal MU' nlctpal Park sponsored by the Oar den Oroup of the Club. The program for the moming session was arrang¬ ed by B. L. Coleman. Director of Agricultural Extension Serviee of this county He presented A. O. Raa¬ mussen as the speaker, who gave an interesting illustrated lecture on landscaping the grounds of the small home owner. PoUowing the lecture. Mr. Rasmussen directed the planting of two sugar maples on the Park premises Both of these trees were planted as gifts from tlie club. One was purchased by the club and the other was an award won by them at the Monroe County Plower Bhow last fall. At the morntag aeulpn also. Mrs. Harry Cooley presented forty trees and flowering shrubs. Among the shrutu was a cut leaf birch, planted in memorial of the Cooley family. Three Norway maples were presented and planted aa glfU of Mrs Morris Fortuin.
Following a covered dish luncheon In the park's Utility House, a short business meeting was held, at which time it was announced that another tree Ls to be purchased and planted this week. At the afternoon aeuian Miss Florence Nicholas, preaident of the club, presented a check for the fourth tree, completing the club's tree planting at the park. Following the business session, the * forty-six members spent the rest of the after noon playing cards. Seeds of annuals were awarded as prices, the flowers of which are to be exhibited by the winners at the Fall Flower Show.
Members of the committee are. Miss Jessie WiUauer. chairmai.: Mrs. Robin Weierbach. vice chairman, Mrs A E Frantz, Mrs. T. B Doil Mrs E. M. Ayers, Mrs R. P John¬ son. Mrs MUton Holmes. Mrs. Oeorge Lewis. Mrs. Albert Sturgis. Mrs Pred Heckman. Mrs. Pau. Heck man. Mrs. J. A Starner. Mrs. Harold Starner. Mrs Lester Hawk, Mrs. Wi liam Santee, Mrs. Mary Beck. Mrs. A W. Day. Mrs. Warren Brelnlg. Mrs Howard Shimer and Mrs. Asher Hahn.
The Item hts scared again!
This newspaper haa Juat baen aam cestui ta securing the new Metlta Picture Cooking Sehool, "Btar Ui l# Kitchen," whleh will be prattnttdsl the Broad Street thetter on Wednga day, Thursday and Friday afternotl|| April 27, 29 .39.
Mark the days on your ctlandsr because every woman^-and mtn -tB the community is hereby estended • cordial invitation to aee, abtoltttaly free, this fascinating picture whteh weaves helpful. intelUgent leaaons an cooking and home-maklnc tate a humorous and romantic plot.
The Motion Picture Oooklog School Is a brand new Idea- FUrtt conceived last year. It haa met Willi acclaim from women throughout the country, who lUu the happy eom« bination of sparkling entertainment and cloae-up eooklnt InatrueUoii. SeaU ta the back row are at lood ta thoae ta the front row—the motion picture permiu everyont to hear and see every trick ta froatlng a take. making a pie. or eeoklac bananat
"Star ta My Kltehan" waa pre- duced ta RoUywood. aad ttaa SMdl* enee wUl raeognlte many of Iht ria* tag young aetors and aetrttatt wtao Uke ptrt ta It. Woomb old wUl tppreeUte tht of tht romantic atory. In wliltli I problems are approached (reai sn entirely new tngle.
The Motion Fteturt Ottklaf Sehool hta grtduattd btyoad ttat demonatrttion eourtt In tbt widt variety of houaahold equlpatent tt- sembled ta eletr view of the tudl- ence. All of the practical aqulpment ts seen in active uae, and beeauae "seetag is believing." the audienee will soon leara that plea and eakei and salads can nuke them "atara la thetr kitchens'"
Experienced housekeepers will ihriU to the adventures ot the young Dedee Abot. who suddenly flnda her* self with a Urge home to manafa and several mouths to feed—at w^ as a handsome young movie aetor to impress.
What happens when ahe trtat tS make a fluffy lemon merlngiae pie tt a marshmallow chocolate eaktff What happens when the "aun tl the hour" drops ta for dinner?
To unravel the mystery in tdvtnot would be to rob this clever tale of Ite novel approach However, the tudl« ence is due to share in a rollickinf good story and to learn much tbout home-making at the same time.
Every listener wUl flnd t harvtal of practical ideas among the suggta tlons for more efflcient home-auk- ing. covering such daUy probleau at laundry, refrigeration, up-to-date en* tertainlng. beauty aeerete, newa tC modemtaad home equipment and tlpa en maktag thoae mechanical aarranta yield the highest degree ot ueetat- neu
It wtll be a real cooking clau, Juat a.' though the model kitchena wtrt right on the sUge, and aU of tht popular features of the old«typt C30klng school are retained; trat rt« clpe SheeU. the atmosphere td ettt- genial taformallty, the wiae counatl. the hints on clever short-cuU, tnd the distribution of daUy gltte tnd real surprises.
Accept the invitation of tne Ittm and plan to join your neighbon In the Broad Street theater on Wednee¬ day. Thursday and Friday afternoona April 27-27-29. Also, note further an* nouncements thru these columna.
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NAZARCTH ROD ft OtJN CLtm MBBTINO
Dr C A Butz wUl administer the Holy Communion on Sunday. April 10th. m the DrylatKl Ev.-Reformed Church at 10:30 a. m and 7:30 p. m. Preparatory service wlU be held in connection with the morning wor¬ ship
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. Organise Olce CMb
Qa band of 46 junior high school .'tudents have this yegr organlaed a nlee club       '
The following y^ ofllrers: pre<il- dent. Donald R(i)*ft: .serrrtiry. Pred- rriik Hunt; gjjrf'rust )cll,ins of music. AUa Ri.-.sniiller and Ralpli HliMiUlier
NAZAIETH AICHEIS NAKE GOOD SHOW¬ ING AT LANCASTEI
The Nazareth Archers participated In a shoot Sunday April Srd. at the Lancaster Armory with flfteen teams shooting at a distance of forty yards, four persons to a team, each archer shooting 96 arrows.
The Baltimore Orioles, of Mary¬ land, wei* high scorers of the day with an aggregate of 2673. I. C. Baldwin of the team was high tadi¬ vidual scorer with 716 points.
The Lancaster Club ran a close second being only 11 points below the winners.
Several noUble archers preaent were former National Champion for aeveral years. Dr. R. P. Elmer, of Philadelphia; the secreUry and pres¬ ident of the Pennsylvanu Bute Aa¬ aocUtion. Clayton Shunk. who was the honorable fleld capUta, and Mr. L  Atten, of Allentewn, reapectively
The atandtngs and acoru of teams are as follows; Baltimore Orioles, lst team ... 3673
Lancaster. Mens'     U92
Baucon. N. J.. 1st team  3996
United Bowmen, Phila 9147
Baltimore. 2nd t?am   2113
Pour Musketeers. Willow Orove. .3119
Nazareth Archers   BMB
Lancaster Womeiu' 1937
V B. Ouage, lat team ISSS
Nazareth Archers. 3nd team 1900
Lehigh VaUey Archers. 1st ItSi
Wyoming Valley (3-men)   |«29
U  S Oaui^e. 3nd team  IIU
Lelildth Valley Archera. 2nd    911
.S.iucon, N J . 2nd    910
The regular stated meeting ot Iht Naaareth Rod and Oun Club will bt held Monday evening. AprU llth, ta the social rooms of the Y. M. O. A- at 9 o"clock. All membera tre urged to attend and get acquainted with new Ideas te further the cauae of the local sporting blood.
PBIZES ANNOVNCBO
The following were the priae wtn* ners at the opening of BeU's new store. South Main St., on Baturday. 1st, Baby Ruth BeU. cake; and, Mit. Raymond Yeakel. basket Srd. WUllam P. Anthony, baaket 1 cerles: 4 th, Mabel Trumbower, baaket groceries; Sth. Mrs. Clayton Ktm, basket grocerlea; 6th. Borah Kline, Wa»hlngton, N. J., baaket grocerlea; 7th. Norman Kahler, Cherry RUl, baslwt groceries; tth, Mra. Fred Johnson, aerving tray; tth, Amy Kahler. electric Iron and 10th, Mn. A. Wtaner, pta-up lamp.
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AprU 9—The Laldea Aid Bttl the Htman BvangtUenI < WlU hold a bakt atlt at ttaa reth Hardwart Btere,
Street.
AprU tr-Thlrd Annnal.
Lodge Prineipttta Marts Us ••
SavoU at Carte MaB. May  )rJ — Spring eonctrt hy Tit
Nazareth   Choral   Society  in  fll9
High School Auditoriwn. May aSth-Nttarcth Pat raiado SBd
Municipal Park eptnlSB.