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I.OCAL AND OE.NKRAI. IN'i'ELLIOENOl
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VOL. XLIV.
XAZ.^RETH. I'A., THUR.SDAV  .MOK.\IX(;. MAV :», 1'':^^
No. 24
Nazareth Merchants To Give
Free Trip To Yellowstone
National Park
CONTEST OPENS MAY 16th; CLOSES JULY 3rd
Winner Will Be Local Com¬ munity Girl Between 18 and 30 Years of Age
Refrigerator Jubilee Starts This  Week
GRACE LIVINtiSTON HiLL TO BE  AT MORAVIAN CHURCH
.Vulhiw of .Alany (harm¬ ing  and Wholesale KoniiintTs
UKLKJIOIS     OKATOK
Witli   this nounces   the
issue the ITEM an- •Oood Will" drive of Nazareth Merchants with ono free trip to Yellowstone National Park. Nazareth Is about to have an elec¬ tion. Not a political election, but an election to And the mo.st popular young lady who is the best booster in our community. That is what we are goini; to deternun(\ And, in finding this young lady to bear the title ""Mbs Nazareth." we are going to havo all th;' fun and excitoment of  a  regular election—maybe more
S3.
This Oood Will camp.iign is spon- .sored by Nazareth Merchants and THE ITEM. The pii^o awarded tlie winiiiT will b- a wond-i'iul trip ta •yellowslone Natonal Park, Wyom¬ ing, with all cxpm-o.s paid. Tho local girl winniuy tins trip will have the as.-u'.'anco of congenial com¬ panions as the toui ij.uly will be made up ol winnei-i from olh-?r towns a'.id eities of Penn.sylvania and other stat"s hi'.ding similar election- Wliat a ni.iivelous trip has been planned! And what girl will not thrill at the possibility of winning it?
Think of it! A glorious dream trip that will linger forever in the memorirs of the fortunate girl who wins. You can help make this dream come true for vour favorite choice by voting for her and organ¬ izing your friends to support her. Votes in this election will not co~L you one cent.   You will get them
abs'jlutely free with every.dollar pur¬ chase. There is no trick or scheme behind this campaign—pui-ely a simple popularity contest with the lucky girl winning and all entries having the .same chance. A full li.st of merchants giving the
I Knows   Bible;   Love-   To I    Tt'll Others Word.s «»f Eternal Life
Grace Livingston Hill i^ c ling to llie Nazareth Moravian Church on   Friday   evening.   May   17th    at
Nazareth C'horal Society Renders Its Spring Concert
TlK' Silling  concert ot  the Naza- year 122G, i~, now In the British Mu-
anih   Ciioral   Socioly  was   held  on .seum.
Friday   evening   in     the    Nazareth The  first  number  sung    by    the
Hiall   School   auditorium   before     a Naz.uftli  cliori.-.l: rs  was  "The   Bal-
large    audience      of      appreciative lad   rl   a   Kiiinht   and   Hi-   Dau^^h-
inusic lovers     Miss Mae .M. Veisley, ter."  by  H   W.  Parker.    An  appio-
.-.upervisor of music in the Nazareth priate Spring song was also Thonia^
public   schools,   conducted   th--  con- Morlcy's   "Now   is   the     Month    of
'!".     Will Rees. of  Allentown, was Mayln^ '.   Tlie "Polonairo Miliiaire"
the   guest    conductor.    Mrs.     Ruth by Ch iiJin-Stickles was also  heard.
COUNCIL TO ASK FOR LMPROVEO CONCRETE ROAD
votes will be published at the open- a o'clock, under the au.:.pice.s ot the ing of the campaign next Thursday silvi r Cross, King'i Daughler^ Cir- and signs in the store windows will ¦ dc i>u;de you to the cooperating stores
All Nazareth merchants are invited to join to make this Oood Will Campaign a community-wide pio- ject. '
What a thrilling adventure is in store ior some young lady of    our
No tickets will be sold. Ev( ry- one is in\ited lo come. An offeniig will be taken.
.M..,   Hill'.-, fatlv r was a Prosbyt' ; ian minister and also a writer    .; religious  articles   and  stories.    H mothor, Marcia Macdonald,  was writer  of   stories  and  so   was    h ¦:
iiii  I.-abella  .Mcdonald Aldi-n. b
Becker Meyers, noted Bethlehem pianist, was the guesl soloist, play¬ ing Chopin'.s '"Ballade Op. 23 " and lilaiKiunnows 'The Bells", Borlkie- che,"  "Prelude    In  B    Minor"    by
wic'Z"s ""The Cliff's at Outche-Cou- "Ferraiile"^ S<'renade"; Earl Laros and "Lullaby", by Rus- win" ; "Rosanuinde in .sell  Larr.>
A special rendition on tho pro¬ gram was that of the old English -on<4.  '"Smnnier    is    a-Coming    in"
which  is supposed to be the oldest   the      piano    accompanist \  'nple of part-music in existence,   choristers.    The por.sonnel
"Rosaiiiuiide."'      a   romantic can¬ tata,  by Franz  Schubert,   was    th'i piece  d.'  ri'^i^taiice of   the  concert. It    is    divided    into    four    parts: "Rosamunde,     the      Sheplierdess"'; "Sir    Bald- the   Tower."" and "Bridiil Bel;   '   The final num¬ ber  on  the  program   was  "A  Long Day Closes," by SuUivan-Dressler. Franklvii     E.    Kost-.-nbader    was
of    the of    the
Petition To Be PresentH
Simultaneously With
Supervisors
ADD NKW FlkK I'l AC
Nazareth Merchants Now Dis¬ playing Bi^ V^ariety In Latest IMoclels
liorouKh Monuments Will
lie Put A Ion}; Western
iioundury
Nazaretii Borough Council, acting with the supervisors of Upper Naz¬ areth Township, will petition the 1'enn.sylvania Highway Department for a permanently improved con¬ crete road that will extend Irom Dexter  cement
MODERN   EQUIPMENT   LN LIMELIGHT
Much Better, Safer and More
Economical Than Ever
Before
Never ix-fore in the lustory o£ ator dealers showing .some of th« Nazareth have the business men diff'-reni model. However, i>paca displayed such a variety of modern   would   not   i)ermit   showing all    of
plant on' Up t^ ^'^e minute refrigerators as are  the   different   makes   In all  of   tha ' various    models      But.    practically
every standard make and model can
Th'
"rl the
original   maniLscript  transcrlb-   choral society is as follows: .'.• John 01 Fornsete. a monk of      Soprano-    Rebi'cca   .Wv-'..   Mrs Reading  monastery  alwut     th'.- (Continued on  Last  Page*
ijoaids the train for th;s trip. < n-, ^^^,,. j.,.j,„ „^,je,.j.,| p^.j.i^aps as-Pan-y" io'..-, tiie best meals, hotels, motor j^ymj ^i,j^ j,,,,,;,^. neritag.-, it seem sight s;olng trips enroute, dines and; ,,j i-ievitabl--  that Grace Livingston
Hill  ..hould  write.
sloops   in  puUmans  with   100  other girl-   from   Penn-ylvanla. ]
Tlv rules, which are simi)!e. and a   nominating  coui^n   is   published   V^ the age of ton, one of her flis in  this issue nn page 2.    and   tne| ^,^;.i,,, ^..^^ ..jj^^, Essolvtnes" an ex
It  was on    he;
untie Bcll'.''s typewriter, she learn¬ ed   her   letters   and   how   to   .speli
LEHICH VALLEY SAFETY COUNCIL CONFERENCE
CiLEK (LUBS TO (ilVE "IJON VOYAGE"
abive  thf
Route 503 and will continue into now being shown. Not only is there .Vazareth on Spring. Belvidere and a varietv, but each and every dealer .Mauch Chunk streets, extend.ng fi'^ refrigeration is capable to giving Broad street. This wa.-, decided a", me customer a much better, safer the council meeting htld on Mon- and more economical piece ol mer- day evening and a petition to be c>^andiy? al a price that is within presented simultaneously with that, t;^^. reach of every hou.'iekeeper and of the supervis'.rs has been drawn ^ cannot be bettered anywhere, up.
merchants invlie aU girls between tile ace of 18 and 30 single, to get t^ioir    names and address    to    the
travagant   tale   of  the   goodheariea
I rich    toward  the    deserving    poor.
Contest   Editor. It'.'iii.   Nazareth,
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The   Nazareth; .  bv  or   before
While   this  story  became  a   family ] joke, the  ten year old  imagination
Uiii   Be   Held   At   The
Americus   Hotel,
Allentown
; fore.shadowed  the  rich   idealism  of   |-"|{||)AV MAY
Promises     To     Surpass
Any   of   Previous
Operettas
MORE       ELABORATE
Wednesday. May 15th.    10.000 votes
will be given all girls entering and
a  list  of all  the  girls entered will , ,, . .r,.     .
be   published   in   next   week's   Issue, I ^^^P^''ll':'^,^T'"'i.^': ^.']^^.'^'!','*":!
her  later years Mrs. Hills family was accustomed
v.hen the campaign opens.
Pick your girl NOW and mail or brill? to the offlce the coupon on page  2.
Somebody will get this trip abso- lutelv   Free.     Don"t   wait—-start
from   merchants  whose  names will   the opening of the campaign. Names
be  listed  in   this  pap' r  next  wook   of at least 50 girls wanted.
HAROLD W.SNYDER TO RENDER AN ALL BACH PROGRAM
FAVORS MORE HIGH¬ WAY IMPROVEMENT
In
Holy   Trinity
eran  Chureh
Bethlehem
Luth- In
Harold W. Snyder, of Nazareth, will play an all Bacii pr.igram r.i tire Holy Trinity Lutlieran Church Third Avenue, Bethlohem, on Wed¬ nesday, May Ijth. at 8 00 P. M Tlv numbers are of grea* difficulty and give promise of unu-ual technical display.
The program will consist of; Organ Sonata No V in C Major; Toccata and Fugue in D Minor; Prelud' and F'ugue in C Minor; Prelude and Fugue in F Major; Chorale Prelude: Wa?het Auf Ein Stimme Ruft; Au, Tiefer Noth; Pa.storal Symphony from the Christ¬ mas Oratorio.
l^ke. New York. One year, when Grace was a young girl, it seemed necessary that they abandon their usual plans, when she asked her father, if she should earn money ^[ to pay her way, would he promise to go? He laughingly con.sented and she wrote a simple allegory of bird,s and trees and runnini> brooks wh J lUccoeded in making for tiiem- selves a Chautauqua. "A Chautau¬ qua Idyl" was the name of this stor', and Edward Everett Hale wrote the preface to the book. This wu, her firs! published book and the family went to Ciiauiauqua thai summer.
She was married in 1892 to Rev. Thomas Franklin Hill, a brilliant '•oum,' Presbyterian minister. Her hu.-.band died seven years after tlreir marriage.
While she had never stopped writing altogether after she had married, it now became neces.sary that she writer faster than ever to support her two little girls. For Warning against the evils of dl-' seventeen years, she wrote a column vortmg highway funds from the|r.verv week for the Christian En- highways. Andrew O. Kern, presi- deavor World. Later her Ixwks be- dent of Nazareth Chamber of Com- came popular in these sam-^ Chris- today   declared   that   "spend  :ian  Endeavor Cucles
Mrs.  Hill is  the author of manv
I'a Kastern Pennsylvania Safety C'onf- :i 'ice will be held at the Ameriru. Hotel, Allentown, Friday, iVlay IJtn, under the spon.sorshlp of the Leliigh Valley Safety Council.
17th Musical   Comedy   Ticket Sale Progressing
The Senior High Musical Comedy. "Bon Voyage,"" which will be pres¬ ented on the 16th and nth of this Tlie morning session will be called' '"'^""^- Pi"'""'^'-'* to be a very enter- to order bv Fred Hunt, chairman, taining production and is far more ..t ton odock with the fir.st speaker, ] elaborate than any of tho previous A.  J.  R.  Curtis    of The    Portland, OP^^^^S'
Cement A.'i^oclation giving a talk| The story deals with Neal Stand- on "Acciri'-nt Prevention in Cement ^ i.'ih. scion of a Boston Bo.ck Bay Industry." Other speakers on the| family, who. with Larry O'Connell. morning s program are W. T Oroner his friend, is sailing for Europe to if the Sou.ii'.ve.stern Portland Com-'visit  the  various countries  and    to' o^^^'^ engineer  be permitted  to  use
A   communication    was    receiiKd from the Community Chest of Eas¬ ton  asking  the  borough for a  sub¬ stantial  donation    to    the    Easton Hospital     Naziireth.   the  communi¬ cation read, has had patients in the hospital I'.r a period ot 1512 day.-, a' a   cost   ot   $5 624   during   the     pa~" year.   The borough father.^ did not I feel  that  the borough should  mak- I a donation due to the fact that the borough paid for any paiients that w< re sent to that place I     Bids on tires for tho tractor wer.- I received from the various   concerns I Tliev were accepted and given over I to the highway committee to    hold over until the next meeting. !    The flre committee rccommend:?d I that a fire plug be placed on Penn ' and New Streets and the S'cretary I will   write   to   the   Blue    Mountain I VV.it* r   Company     requt ,t;ng     that j this be done.
A motion was made that the bor-
Th:, first cooperative dealers juiji- lee brings to the fore Nazareth M'-rcirants with the most modern equipment obtainable.
On pages four and five of this is¬ sue will be found a list of refriger-
be seen by paying a visit to the mercliants listed on these pages and without any question, the price ta?s affixed by the local dealers will \y.-ovt-- to tlie most skeptic that after all the best buy can be .secured at liome with no exceptions. There Is no obligation to anyone visiting any or all of our dealers showrooms. Vou will find something new and different in every di,play and you will be amazed at the wonderful values ofTered
PARE\T-TE.\CHERS \m. TO MEET mNIGHT, MAY 9th
I Important Busines to be Transacted
Pre.»;idcnt of Local Cham
Ihm*  of  Commerce
Cites Needs
JOBS     FOR     MANY
Warn.s Against  Evils of|
Diverting Highway
Funds
I
UNCOVER STILL IN BUSHKILL TOWNSHIP
.%athorite8  Arrest   Vouth On Preniiaes and Heek Another
Federal and State authorities working together iiivjovered a still in Bushkill townshii). Wind Gap. R. D. 1, nnd after calling in county police arrested one y.Hith found on the premises and i.^sued a warrant for another.
.\ warant has Ijeon issued for Frank Tonisic. 26. alleged residoir ol tlie prci)erty on whieh the still v.as found His brother. Robert. U>. fomid on the preiius"-. was taken into custodv
Complaint.,  again-;   the  pair v.'oi c mad'.'   by  county   authnrrios  bef'ire Alderman Loui> Odenwelrier and by Federal agents lx!fore Uni ed State Coinini-stuuer  Frank  Hoeder. Jr
.\ fully-eq'iippcd s"ill with a ca¬ pacity of 200 yalloii, daily and 30 gallons of rmi.-hi'd product were Seized bv aiithoriiie.
ligli'AaysVn B^nnsylvanla today iro\ide joijfc/for a l.irge part of
inerce
ing highway money for relief will be taking the bread out of one man's mouth and putting it into anothors /
Mr  Keriitf'ited the/lact tiiat there is  sufncient\need for   improveni'iit '¦!   hig '¦> pr
the States uiAiiployed.    He point ed to the Ni*4aiyth-Bethlehem road as  an excellent mample of    where money  could be  rofltably  spent.
""State officials will do well to think twice before they permit di¬ version of road fund.s to relief," Mr. Kern as.serted. 'for it will be taking the bread out of one man's mouth and putting it into ""o'l^^'" =*'"(p'Jli^i ijfg Thousands of men have been em-' ployed each year during the last four or five years on Pennsylvania (Continued on Last Page)
charming and wholesale romances. Her books have been road by many who have received from them much iiisiJiration and pleasure, and they have an equal to those of all reli¬ gious denominations.
B''s:des the business of story mak¬ ing. Mrs. Hill has constant demands mad'.' ui)on her by schools, colleges, club.-- ciiurches. and conferences as a public .speaker. Her addres.ses as well as her books are always a messages about the Christian life and witness to her iflifallering trust In Ood. Mrs. Hill knows her Bible md loves to tell others the words of
ent Corp.. E P. Poselt of the Inter-' sfady with Andre  Maurois  a  noted' ^'^e  highway  department  to put  m  Beti^ighem national Cenvnt Corp.. H. A. Reich-  artist,   in   Paris.    While   there,     he ['^oroug'i     monuments     along      th'.- of the    Nazareth    Cement' falls  in  love  with  Patrician  Oallo-' "¦''^'^''""  boundary  line   of  the   bor-
way  al.->o of Boston, who. due to the  0*^3'^
strange  condition    of    iier    grand- i     Albert
nbach    of the    Nazareth    Ci-ment' fall.s Corp..  Raymond Seas of the Alpha Portland   Cen..   t   Corp.  and   Sam¬ uel P. HeUricl ,   'f the Lehigh Port-' land Cement ( ¦    >.
The aft'-rniK)      ssion will be call-. ed to order at tw, o'clock with M. S. Ackei'man   in   the   chair.    He   will | introduce   th.'   ; ...owing   .speakers:'
father's will, is tinable to marry him until a certain time has elaps¬ ed. Larry also becomes involved in a series ol excapades and finally be¬ comes engaged to Babette. a Fi'ench girl The solution to those situa- Qen. F. D. Beary .Mervyn Sinclair, ^'o"^' Well, come and see for your- Charles O. Lutz uu i O. D. Trantor. ]'''^'^¦
The New Jerse; M.:.,:- Vehicle De- S«'veral of the special features of partment will al-o ..how a sound "^«' '"I'-^'cal comedy will be a fa.sh- motion    picture    entitled,    "I'ublic  '"" s'^'**' » ^"" ^^'i'' ''»"d two .stag'
arrangements  whereby  scene.s with¬ in ;i .-.cene will be produced
Elalwrato    .scenery    including    a Parisian modiste shop and number-
Enemy No.  1."
The   evening   ses.sion  and  dinner will start at 6:30 odoek with R. B.
Fortuln,   President     ;   the   Lehigh   , . ,,    ^^ ,   .    .,
Vallev Safet^   Coun,      ;, the chair. "<'^r ''"^^"'"''''^ ^'iH^cid greatly to tho Offlcers  reports  will    '   h-ard and! ""I'J^'"^^'^ f this production, election   for the en,.. ;     term  will      ^^"' '''^"'^''' "^ ^^'^ '^ast are as i)e    conducted     Hoi.        ..vard    Nj 'Continued on Page Flvt)
Jones. Secretary of the Departnient     	
of Labor and Industry of Pennsyl¬ vania, will be present. The main address in the evening will be deli¬ vered by E J. Mehren. president of the Portland Cement As.>;oclatlon. All meetings will be conducted on daylight  saving time.
Ariiild appeared before council to collect $18 7,5 for a tir lhat he claimed was damaged by .< broken stop sign on Walnut stre and New. Council advised him tha'. the State Highway department had taken over that street for curb to curb and to .see that department for redress.
The May meeting of the Parent- Teachers Association will be held on Thursday. Mav 9tli at 7:45 p m in the M'j-i:' Room of the High School Building. This is an impor¬ tant meet:ng and every parent — leather—friend is urged to he pres¬ ent There i? important business to be transacted.
There will be musical numbers and a fr.i ¦ sp"iker. .Mr. Fred J. Wilt of The Refreshment com¬ mittee  will  help  to make  the  eve-
, ning enjoyable.
I       MRS   .A.NDRFW G
!  •— -
KERN   Pres
BOY SCOUT TROOP TO HONOR MOTHERS
HE( KTOUN CHl'Rt H
PHYSICAL EDU¬ CATION DEMONSTRA¬ TION AT N. H. S.
JR. C. E. SOCIETY HAVE MOTHER'S DAV PARTY
SERIOUSLY ILL
AT ST. LUKES
The physical    education    demon¬ stration   of  the  Junior   and  Senior High Schools will  be  presented    in Mother's Day will be obser'. od by   "le  High    School    gymnasium    on
Mother's Night will be held on Wedn-^sday. May 15. it was decided at the meeting of the Boy Scouts of Troop 32 held on Monday evening. Opening exerci.ses were in charg? of  Tatamy
NAZARETH BRANCH OF HOSPITAL AUXILI¬ ARY ELECT OFFICERS
Njinination and election of offi¬ cers was h''ld at the May meetiiu of til-.' Nazareth branch of the Eai- ton Hospital Auxiiary on Friday ai- ternoon in the Nazareth Y. M. C. A Mrs Thomas Achenbach acted a^ chairman of the nominating coni- mttee The results were: Mrs Wm J Happel. Nazareth, president; Mr- J. J Fraunfelder Nazareth, vi.e president; Mrs Oeorge Me.>singe: vice  president;   Mrs   Tlu-
EASTON-PHILLIPS- BURG INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE OPENINC
(iame   Will   Be   Played Here May Uth
Krjeine: Hps^'r\ will warm up with an exhibKion game on Scnmldt Field il re Saturday. May llth WltH the Dixie Cup Makers The game w..!  -tart  at  3 00 o'clock.
The first Industrial League game to be played here will be staged u.th Tne Edi-on Cem'nt pa-jkers, Tuesday evenin? Mav 14th The game will be called at 6:15 P &C. 'D S T I when the makers of "311- kon Hoiiery" will strut their stuft. Victor Schmid* general manager of the Kraemer Hosiery Company will throw out the first ball lollowing a parade Id the diamond led by the K;a :;i'-':-   H'-.ery   Comiiany   Band.
MOTHER'S 0.%V
Don.ilci  Uhler  and Gordon  Stofflet.''"'i'' Miller. Stoekertown   vice pres- At   patrol .ses.sions    the patrols    all  'dent   and  Mrs   Andrew   Leh.  Naz- worked on  first  aid     An overnight' ai"^''^   secretary and trea.-urfr. Mrs hike has t)een planned lor Saturday  Howard   Shinier   moved   to     acc',) at  130. I the   nomination   while   Mrs.   No.-kju
The scouts will have a contest in  Fi'oenian   seconded   the   motion making   model    tents    and    rustic!    The fi.scal years will end in M.i. camp   furniture      They     will   .also  There   will   be   no   meeting   dunnj sponsor a benefit motion picture on June;  the next meeting will be h' 11 .M.iv   23   entitled   "A   Dog  of   Flan-'n July and will  be a  picnic meet der>".    Following    benediction    and  "i?  at   the  Summer  home   of    tti¬
the Dryland    Church    on    S'.inday
when   Rev.   C.   A.   Butz.   Rcljrmed
pa.-tor will preach at 10:15 a. ni and
7:30 p. ni     An  oflering for P..oebo   invited  to attend
Homo will be receive^ I p
Friday   evening.   May   10th,   begin¬ ning at 8 o'clock.
All citizens of the communitv ar-'
A   MARCKS
salute, the session wa- closed
Darwin Heyer. '26 year^ old. So M.iin street, employed in the labra- tory of the Nazareth Cement Com- p;iny has a .severe attack of illness and is undergoing treatment at St. I.uill .-, h().-i).tal, South Bethlehem. His condition has been critical for several days. A blood tran.-fu-im was given him on Monda.v He i- a son of Mr. and .Mr- Da' id H'yer, ol Nisky.
 • •	
Gospel Sunshine Quartette
Na/.nri'th Stores Closed Wednos- day AflenuMins
IMHIXi   ,H \E,   Jt I.v
.\Ni> .Mtii'sr
A survey {ji Naz.ireth Business Houses by the local Cli.imb'r of Comm-'ico dNrlo-es that the majority of Nazaretii Business Hou,-,<'s will cl.)-e thi ir ,-ture, Wedii'sday aft<'rnc)ons during the inontln ot June. July and Augu-t
Thl^ Is In arcKdaiice with our i:elu!il)i,i'iiiir   (..'i,.,   ;iiid   towns
Th'' members of tlie Junior Chris¬ tum Endeavor Society held a party Saturday afternoon In tlie .social rooms of tho Moravian Church, and h.id the mothers of th.' members as '.Uie.'.t Tlie aUalr was opened with Scriptiu'c reading by Robert Sieit- fried followed by several .selections 1)V a l)ov"s chorus loiisl-tili!; of Jolin Schlamp,  Mark  Parseghlan,  Rol>'r:
.'-i; h',vt it,;er,   Conrad   Miller   and   C. 	
Rohn! recitation, Margaret Mc-j LanRhorno, I'a,, .¦\Iav ti. -Eastern Connell; recitation, Rolx^rt Carl j A„„.riea s greate.-i auto racecourse. 7.u-Kh-v: piano solo. Mis Ru>.>ell i i,;,n(;horne Spoedwav will have its Rohrbach; selections by «irls' choru-, maugural blast of .sixed on Sundav <'":i-i-tuii.' of MarKaret McConnell, .m.,v ij. when 100 mile.-, of motor P.e.i;riee  Schlamp,   Katheiine  Heck
MOTOR MADNESS AT LANCJHORNE SUNDAY
man and Elva Rudge and Bible drill
by  all.
Oifts were pre.sented to Mrs. Wll- li.im Kortz. lender, nnd Miss Flor- • ncc Hahn, her nssl.stant. In appre¬ ciation of their faithful work to the .-.(iclety
Priz<'s were awarded to the ni'm ber- who sold the most  Kehitino cl
madness will be di>hed up on the eiieillar mile track by a field of drivers gleaned from 88 entries, t'I'pi'd by Siu HaUMdahl. Johnny Hannon. Dtx- Mackenzie. Billy Wiiin and Bob Sail, premier "Biit-Five" of sptH'd
Races are scheduled to start  at  2 p   m   standard time or 3 p  m   day-
^, I huht   lime.    There  will   b.'   five   10-
.-rt     They were  Mark  Pai-ei-hian. | ,„ile   events Katherine  ILckiiian   nentrlce  Seh- lain|) and Huljert Rohn.
nnd   a   50-iniU'   linal Eighteen   drivers   will   .set   forth   in . , ,. I'hi-   AAA     eastern     champion.-hlp
A social hour followed when tasty I mce .s<'rles refreshments   were   served   by   tlie'    Hautthdah refreshment committee. I
kins of   tlie  liul'pen- (Contlnued on Last Pagei
MOORESTOWN COUPLE MARRIED FIFTY YEARS
The golden weddng anniversary of .M: and Mrs Robert D Hagenbuch was celebrated la--' we'k at their :; iiio n ar Moore-to'.vn when tlvy il !d open house (or their friend^ :i ;   Pl.itivps.
Thev  were   marr:e(;   m.,v  'j    laS) V   th"   1,1!"   Re'.     J    K    S:!ii'h      a' '¦'.'"h      Ar.  r   thi    )r..irr: i_e  ;;i .-.   y... .'.   i:i   ^'I'' re-' ¦ \n     uii'il     I'.m:! '¦¦'¦n   Ir.t'd   m   .N'.i.'.ue'li    ,ind ; "turned to MiHire-,'.e.vn riiere were ab^.i;  j-j,-, jx r'on-
i president   Mrs   Happel     The    coni-
jiuitti"'   m  charge of  this are:   Mr-
I I'   A   Simmons. Mrs. Howard Shim-
':    Mrs   Tnomas Miller. Mr-. Aar i.i
W "rkheis.-r.  Mr-   Lena Sajjoni  Mr^
Ci    :-     Messinger    and    Mrs   K.i:l
Membership    cards    donated    b
I Mis- Jes,sie WiUauer of Stoekertown
were   distributed   Friday.   Six   nev-.
member.- were admitted to the a.ix-
' liarv     The    Stoekertown    m-m'rer-
nn'rilyat.'d  $1200 to  the  auxiliarv.
Thi- money was raised by the P   T
A     'f    Stoel;erto'An   who   put   on   a
!-re..a'a:u'n entitled "A Mock Wed-
!.:u        .M'is'   ..;   th"  afteriiixin  wa.s
'   ¦ ' ¦¦  ::.' ;.     '-'.wri,!  li^r the  hospn.U
Next Sunday Mothers Day will tM observed in the Nazareth Moravian Church at tiie morning service, the pa nor. the Rev Paul 8 Melnert, will deli\er a special sermon for the occasion Evervtaody is invited to attend the services.
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SUNSHINE QUARTETTE FOR MOTHERS DAV
Mr   Hagenbuch   i-  a  ,son of    t.i" ite   Mr   and   Mrs    Daniel   Haj-ii- uch  and    Mrs.    Hagenbuch    Is    a I.iuahter  nf the  lat.'  Mr   and  Mrs .1 .-eph Santee. Tlie union \va> bless- "1 bv two sons. Herb'rt  and Wllli- i>'th of Nazareth     They  al.so  have ;".vo grandchildren. Earl and Lucille and  two great  grandchildren.  DorU and D'lnres, all ot Nazaivth ¦   * .
innK> nil i!( II Mu>
The   Oo.-pel   Sunshine     Qu.ir;.:,. ,„ led lui,
ol   Hethleiiom.   will   render   .special cal  .',ele"
selections     at    the    Mother's     Dav others. I;
services in   the   Evangelical  Church and mehi'"'r
of   Naznn'th,  next   Sunday  at   7 ;iO .Sorleties
p   111     These four young men  will On
«he due honor  to  the  occasion  bv ,i
the rendition of their sultnble vwal mothers
There will nls<i b.' musl- is by the choir and W
.M 'tlu'i . D.i'. WlU bi- observed on Sunday morning in connection with Ihe reeular .service betrnnii-j- m 10 o'cIiKk. in charge of Rev   Kletk
S^ Hants will preach ner    The Well Worth While Scx-r'tv
of the VinniR Peoples will  again  participate bv  distribut-
;^"1   ^''Jd'-i-  .special   parts, ing rnrnations  to all the mothers ¦of tl.   r,o el fentures will    be      The   Joint   Church   Council    and
chorus '.'   bi' sung    by    fifteen Consistory   will
Mi arc  welcome M.,y  14th.
meet   on   Tuostlav
NAZARKTH MIL!" \RV AtADKMVAU 'M   i ASSN. DISSOi.M-D
The   Alumni   Association   of     t!i" Nazaretii   Military   Academy,   v u h' has  held occasional  bu.-iness  m   • - in«r« '-ince the school was di.scoir. ; lied in 1929. was di.s.solved at a nve . t:ig on Priday afte.rnoon in the N.. • arpth "i* M  C  A    Richard A  Wahl of   Philadelphia,  president    of    the a.ssociation.      wa.s      the    chnlrman Charles Steckel. who was command¬ ant at  the hall when It cloB-d and Is now an  instructor in Blair Hall, I Blalrstown. N   J, was .vcretan        j
The .is-oriaflon had elose to $2r)0<) ill the trea.surv and alxiut $650 wii'i orden'd returned to thlrte-n alumni who hnd paid $.50 enrh for life mem- b»>rships Tin' .luni nf aiioiu »9,-,(» W!v.s ordered pre»ent<>d to four of the member.s teaching st;,fT aud i< <>n«lniip<l on  l.iKt  Pbhi. i
Basebull Scores,
League Standing:
EAST I'ENN  LEAGUE Saturday's   Ciamet
All   -a':"-   po^tixined   rain Sunday's Games
M n?cacy.  6:   Nazareth,  5.
Amicus. 5:  Ponies, 1.
Ea-«ion Martin s   Creek,   rain.
Ea-t  Oreenville-Limeport, rain The   Mtandhiff
M'wocacy        1     o    1000
Atnicus       1      0   1.000
E-i-'on       0     0     .000
Martin,   Creek    0     0     .000
East  OreenviUe      0     0     .000
Limetxjrt       n     0      000
Nazareth      0      1      000
P 'nies    0      1      .OfJO
.N(»KTII\MPTON    ( Ol'NTV
^iirirt.i\'"(   (iamex
C:i' -tnu!   HUl   14;   Petersville  8 Trump 14:   Richmond  1 Wm!  Oap 8;  Stoekertown 4 W. st Bangor 2; Tatamy 0 Tlie   sLinding
Clies'.nui  H;..       i      o    hhw
Trump        1      0    1000
\V nd   Oap         l       o    1 000
We^t   Bangor       l      o    1 i) lO
^"''»inv      0      I      .000
Hirh-noii;!       0      1       0')t)
Stoekertown     o     i      ()ik>
Pefrsvllle       0      1       000
Gaines  M.iy  1'! P '"rsvlll"   at   Tatamy \\' -    Bangor al Chestnut  Hill Tr imp at Wind Oap Stoekertown  at   Richmond
I ' I'M.II.NORTH \MPrC)N
IIK.II   S( ||«M)I.   l,KA<il'K
'•alurdav'-,   c;ume«
Na/are'h at   H-Uertown, rain Wll'. n  nt  Pen  Argvl, rain Sf.uth W'ili"hBlI. not !«f;linduled
Monday'* iimmr%
Nazan"h   .'..   Heiifriown   3
Onlv  H.-iiiu   plnyed
The   Hlandlnc
Na/ireth   High 4      0    1.000
Hellertown    High      .3      i      j^]q
South   Whitehall    ,,  a     2      MO
P''>|   Argyl        1      I     _2j^
Wdviti   HiKh      0     4     jOoo
Hejlertowti    High 3      1       777