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Nuareth Bl-Centemlal
1940
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Nasareth  F»i«""«"  ^'*" St Tentative Hans
"or Celebration
PMddeat Kem Urges '¦••'^ Definite Action
p,l,iM« In Bank $5,040.01
A fMuUr ¦tiUd meeting of 'he
*2w.CentennUl Committees
•Thild Monday evening at the
ScT beadau-rters  with presl-
VSTaO Ktm presiding.
Twrt present   were:   R.   K.
Vb rtortuln. J. U. Fetherolf.
¦ irelnlg. R H. Michael. W.
• Mrtl. S- •* ^^*' *"^ Oeorge
giMgatlon from the Maia- ii company, consiatlng of tUly. Roy Hahn, Franlt _, William Edelman. Uwrence rwntSa Kemmerer and Allen 1, W«ienled tentative pUna — ftalCar-Oounty Firemen' Con- ^iZ; (0 be held here during the ZantMinlal period. The dates ZtStBn convention are June 28th il «Sr It wa* hinted by Mr. tSattemd on Fay Waati
MfTcHAiniS MAMEHHMIN- IfOIALGOMnTIE
. ^yrttr ot JaBttforttlon waa ayMi at the Nbrthampton court rj^ Hffftitay by Judfe Herbert P. U* te the Bl-Otntenhlil commit* iTat Naiareth, the cor|toratl9n to rkMini aa HaMWrh. Pa. Bl-
BBlaL'V.^rffrt'-'^ I mglfSieot the corporation U Hit, organlae and conduct a wlibratlrn of  the  bUcen-
 li( the founding ot If a Areth;
ll agiaim* ^' <='v"^' •ducattonal. , MBmerclal and economic In- at the community In con* I vlth the celebration; to as- I and dlaiemlnate Information I loeal historical events i; to procure and preaerve itliea and monumenU; to j ^organise and conduct his- ¦grleultural. indiutrlal and I eihlblts and exhibitions. I, organlae and conduct ud physical culture con- Mi Mi eShibttions, musical con- Mi aid entertalnmenta, all con- Mi iDd nhibltlons, and drama- Mi pMioetlons and entertainments; tl gmlBt refreshments, entertain- ¦Nt, cnrelies and social diversion gmaitIB tot the community; and ll tf» aU and every other thing and proper to accomplish
NAZARETH, PA.. THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 11, 1940
Single Copy Three Canii
DmUi Cnr and School House It Hit
SPECIAL AT¬ TRACTION AT P.T.A. MEETING TO-NIGHT
^ity Attendance Expected
Wm. H. Klr|i|il«Krr, »f >n(arf>lb nan rimnrf •Iriiil rnrl) «un<lH> MnrMtmt «*hra thr rar hr «»a« drl«lac. pirtarril la iipitrr photo, rraob- at lala Ihr alatr af thr arhaolhuaar •ho«%a la Ihr crntrr photo. Thr aaly 4aaHlKr iw thr oalaMr of Ihr balNlaa Ma« a aliultrr brinii lora oH. Thr laaldr of Ibr ¦rhaMtlboaar tirmrnlrd aaotbrr |)lrlurr, a* aboMa la thr Iwwrr photo, llamaitr lo thr rar waa railoiMlnl at fUUNt mna that to Ihr balMlaa ttm. <'.i !I-<'hr'>Mi' U-  I'liutu
DEATH CLAIMS WELL KNOWN TOWNSMAN
Sunday In The Churches
Aay pmon who has contributed «iian eontrlbute it or more to the PMal fund of the corporation shall ll I mimber thereof. The present ¦iM ambers of the general com- ¦Mm ihall constitute a quortim for Ol tnaiactlon of business.
Metfs of the corporation are M It a general chahrman. vice Ollmin, secretary and treasurer. A MHiler of SUndlng committees Ml ate provided for.
Dm Incorporators are Andrew O. ftn^Oonrad C. Miller, Oeorge A. asfterg, Paul E. Meyers, Joseph ¦ raawr. Roslyn B. Fortuin, Wll- ¦MlH. Eortz, WiLson A Zerfass, •mth a. Smith, Russell K. Stout. 4 Runell Snyder. J Allen Schaef- m, ttant U. Fetherolf, Warren L. ¦Waif, Lucile M Shimer and Wil- aan P, llerta, all of town, who are • act u directors until the elec- ¦n of mcocssors.
*• •¦•" of the corporation are M M in  the   Nazareth   Y.M.C.A.
Mionaires Meet
A tMikly meeting of the Debo- ¦¦• oub Was held Monday eve- ,**^ home of Mias RhodeU The meeting was opened with «w» reading  by  Miss   Uura
aanh
•**«nt were Misses June Kellow. •JW« Hess, LaRue Morgan. Mllli- ^ Ruth and Rhodell stout Tlie "- "y^*"' will be held at the 5^ " ¦•"» Joyce Bucchi on Park
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ST. JfHIN'S LtTTHEaAN
OtIlcer.s and teachers of the Sun¬ day School of St. Johns Evangelical- Lutheran Churcii were installed by the pa.stor, the Rev Harvey C. Sny¬ der, during the morning worship period on Sunday.
The annual meeting of the con¬ gregation of the church was held on Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. in the chapel of the building at which time ofBcers of the church council were elected. ThL- nominating com¬ mittee consisted of Messr.s Earl Rlnker, Russell A. Lilly and Edward Hetoey.
The Senior Luther League held a bi-monthly meeting Monday evening at 7:30 oclock.
Believed  Stricken While
Driving Causing Car
Cra§h and Further
Injuries
NEWS SHOCKS
MANY FRIENDS
Although the attendance record of the Parent-Teachers A^ociation ha.s been growing by leapt and bounds, tonight's meeting Aiay see former records shattered.
Tonight,, it DIMS announced, the as.sociationniriU present the Nazar«th Junior Hi|h School, featuring a special program Including musical selections by Individuals and a Mar¬ ionette show, entitled "Cinderella", to be presented by members of the Marionette Club under the supervl- .sion of Miss Clut^.-^he Marionettes to be used, were made by members of the local club The dialogue, "Cinderella" was written bv the members of the club and will lie operated by them. Oroup singing will be led by Miss Yeisley with Mrs. Luther Batt at the piano. Miss DruckenmlUer. principal, will be in charge of pupils of the Junior High School.
It was announced that the pro¬ gram will precede the business ses¬ sion and all member:i are urged to be present early.
LOCAL WORKN ELECTED AT COUNn PAST GKANDS MEET
Members of the Northampton County Past Noble Orands Associa¬ tion of Rebekahs elected ofBeera at a bi-monthly meeting Thursday In th? lodge rooms of the Charity Lodge in Ea.ston.
El cted were Mrs. Lucy Kline, of town, president; Mrs. Oussle Santee, of Northampton, Mrs. Lulu May, of Pen Argyl; Mrs. Mamie Croner, of Be£rsviUe; Mrs. Oertrude Olbbs, of East Bangor; Mrs. Lucy Marshall, of Easton. and Mrs. Louise Knecht of town, all vice-presidents; Mrs. Ma¬ mie Eck. of Northampton, treaaurer; Mrs. Sallie M. Blair, of Easton, sec¬ retary; Mrs. Helen Schafer, of town, warden; Mrs. Ina Oruver, of Easton, conductor; Mrs. Julia Lobb. of Pen Argyl, chaplain; Mrs. Lettlta Ora¬ ham, of Phillipsburg. N. J., and Mrs. Sue Morrow, of Easton, guards; Mrs. Lena Hagenbuch, of town, pianist, and Mrs. Oladys Allager, of Bethle¬ hem, past president.
These ofllcers were immediately Installed by Mrs. Clara Brlce of Bethlehem.
BOROUGH FATHERS ORGANIZE FOR 1940
j William H. Kleppinger, 45, well i known local man, met his death Lite Saturday evening when the cir that he was driving crashed into the Jackson school-house along the Clear.neld-Wind Oap highway, ap¬ proximately on? and one-half miles w -'. of Wind Oap along Route 512 According to state police, the fa¬ tality occured between 10:30 and 11 p. m.. Saturd-iy; however, it re¬ mained undiscovered until abaut 9:30 a. m. Sunday
Ap!)arently. and from Information av.illable, the car left tlic road after making a curve, skidded about forty feet, sidewlping tlie Jackson School house located about twenty feet ofl the road to the right. Tlie car .stopped against the side of the build¬ ing and lights rom.ained lit
ST. JOHN'S REFORMED
Holy Communion was administcn-d at the Sunday morning and evening services  of St.  Johns  Evangelical-
Reformed Church.   "Rie J"»'or chrls- . ^^ ^^^^^^ ^,^^
tlan endeavor met Sunday evening j ^^^^   ^^^^   ^-^,  ^^^^,   ^^j^  ^^j.,^
that  she  looked out  a  window  at
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••-Japan withdrtw Irom '•'"don naval eonUr-
•nc9,1936.
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ratilitd, 1919.
W—Owaria convicts riot»<t "lany neaped. 1937.
••-^."ti'^lKipItna.lamoua Wither, dj»d. 1935.
Sons of Vetenns install 1940 Officers
1940 offlcers of the Captain Owen E. Rice Camp, No. 20, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War and the Ladles, Auxiliary of the s.ime organ¬ ization are as follows:
The camp; Elwood Plttlnger, com¬ mander; Howard Koehler, senior vlce-commandcr: Paul Nolf. Junior vice-c^mmaiulrr: Howard Saylor, patriotic instructor; Maynard Huber, chaplain; Lester Abel, guide; How¬ ard Seyfried, color guard; Earl Koehler and Asher Hagcnbucli, re¬ spectively inside and out.slde guards: Arthur Nolf, trea.surir: Leslie Abel, secretary; and Maynard Huber, Howard Saylor and Howard Seyfried members of the camp council.
The auxiliary: Mr.s Ev.i Hess prealdent; Mrs. Eflk WilUanison. vice-president; Mrs. Carrie Holland, guide; Mrs. Pauline Huber, as.slstant guide; Mrs, Lucille P'hncl, color guard: Mn, OaUMrine Young, .second color guard; Mrs Mary Frankenfleld chaplain; Mrs. Annie Hahn and Mrs. Emma Heller, re.sjxctivcly in¬ side and outside guards
Committees named by Mr.s Hess are: Mrs. Jennie Prantz. Mr.s. Emma Heller and Mrs Mar>' Prankenneld, kitchen committee; Mrs Mary Marsh. Mrs Pauline Huber, Mrs Catherine Young and Mrs. EfHe Wll- llam.son, .serving committee; and Mrs. Eva Schafer, Mrs Annie Hahn and Mre. Catherine Young, enter¬ tainment committee.
The committees of the camp will be announced later by commander Plttlnger.
Tiiese olBcers were Installed at a Joint meeting of the camp and aux¬ iliary thta past week-end by state department commander, Maynard Huber, a member of the local camp
about 2 a. m. Sunday and saw the
car   lights,   thinking,   the   car   was
parked, because she heard no crash.
Tlie accident was reported by  a
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REPUBUCAN WOMEN TO MEET JANUARY 23rd
Tlic January meeting of the Naz¬ areth Council of Republican Women will be held on the fourth Tuesday of the month. January 23, at 7:30 P M. in the Y auditorium, instead of tlie regular meeting night.
The rural members, under the chairmnn.sliip of Mrs Robert Prltch¬ man will .serve a.s hostes.ses, after the
I regular biislne.ss has been transacted.
!     A card party will be held tonight
I In thr Odd Fellows Hall by the Council.
I B      B -
I   Society Honors Dinner
j Tlic Women's Classical Mls.sionary Society of St. Johns Reformed Church met Wednesday evening In the social rooms of the ehurch with president Mrs. Charles W. K. Shaf¬ er In charge. Mrs Shafer was pre¬ si nted with a life membership of the organization
Tlie topic "Stewardship" was dls- cus.sed by Mlss Anna Kraemer. Mrs. Wllmer Heyer, Mrs. Wilmer Wolfe, .Miss Marlon Hangen. Mrs. Walter H Diehl, Mrs W. Calvin Nldcel. Mr.s, Robert Werner and Mls.s Amy Knauss. A musical program includ¬ ed a cornet solo by Paul Weiss and selections by a vocal trio that in¬ cluded Misses MUdred Beck, Ada Snyder and Myra Noll
Hostesses Were Mrs Cscar Brong, Mr^;. Walter Kern and Mrs. Robert Nolf
School Board Meets
Closes Street; Apply For New WPA Project
The regular monthly meeting of the Nazareth School Board was held in the Nazareth High School Build¬ ing on Monday evening of this week. W. M. Bennett. Jr., President of the Board, presided.
The Treasurer, C P. Schnerr. pre¬ sented a report showing a balance of $47,742.41 on December 1, 1939 The receipts during the month of December were $6,850 44 and the ex¬ penditures $9,709.59, leaving a bal¬ ance of $44,883.20 on January 1, 1940. On January 1st tiie Sinking Fund contained a balance of $152,- 613.60.
A report was given the Board by Tax Collector R C. Orifflth show¬ ing collections of school taxes dur¬ ing the month of December amount¬ ing to $3,439.71.
Bills amounting to $2,402.46 were approved for payment and the Treasurer authorized  to pay  them.
A request was received from Vig¬ ilance Hose Company, No. 1, for (Continued on Page Pive)
NAZARETH MER. CHANTS MAKE IMPORTANT MOVE
At a meeting of the Merchants Association, held at the Y.M.C.A. last Thursday evening. It was decided to make every effort by this group to interest all merchants In keeping show window lights lit every night until nine o'clock.
In a lengthy discussion. It was pointed out that this movement should receive the support of all local businessmen who expect t: meet the demands of today! Naz¬ areth store windows. It was stated appear shabby and do not really re¬ flect the many courtesies extended by many local merchants. Further, It was pointed out that the businesii section of town takes on a gloomy appearance after store hours
A committee has been appointed I to  personally   contact  all   business
Mrs.   Blair   was   elected   to   her ¦ places by or before January 15th, on
twelfth term as secretary of the as¬ sociation and has the distinction of never mtasing a meeting In the elev¬ en years that she has held the of¬ fice. The next meeting of the as¬ sociation will be held In Bangor In March.
JR. WOMANS CLUB ADOrrS MOTTO
mbers of the Nazareth Junior W'Oman's Club, at their January gieeting held on Monday evening in the Eagle Hall, decided on a club motto which reads. "With Malice to 1 .None and Charity to All."
"During their program, the young women were given a demonstration on the Braille System by Miss H Snyder, a representative of the Northampton County Blind Associa¬ tion. Also blind articles were dis¬ played. Mlss Snyder was introduced by Mi.ss Alice Brody. Others intro¬ duced were Ernest Moyer and Clyde Ward, both of Allentown. the former accompanied by his "Seeing Eye Dog."
During a business session, at which time vice-president Miss Freda Scheetz presided, Mrs. Charles Lehr, of the finance committee, reported that the club would sponsor a card party In the local Odd Pellow Hall on January 26th. at 8 p. m An auction and also a talk on finger¬ printing will be held at the February meeting of the club.
A meeting of the board of direc¬ tors will be held this coming Tues¬ day evening at the home of Mtss Freda Scheetz on North New St Miss Margaret Moser was chairman of the hospitality committee at a social period which w.is held imme¬ diately after the meeting
which date the new window-lighting campaign would start and continue for a certain period.
ALBERT FOULKES TO ADtNUSS ST. JOHN^ LUTH. BROTHERHOOD
The   Brotherhood   of   St.   John's Lutheran    Church      will meet    on Thursday, January 18th, at 6:30 o'¬ clock.  The    "etlng will be in charge of the President, Russell Lilly.  Tlie I address   will   be   given   by   Albert Poulkes,   Deputy   Warden   of    the I Northampton   County  Prison.    Mr. 1 Poulkes.   an   elder   In   the   Welsh j Presbyterian Church at Bangor has I addressed   many   church   organiza¬ tions throughout  the county.    Tlie j supper will b served by the members j of  the Mother's Class,  Mrs   Ralph I Pry, teacher and Mrs. Paul Meyers i President.
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GROUP MEETS
TROOP   5
MAKE
Fl'TURE
PL.%NS
Members of Troop No. 5, Oirl Scouts, met Tuesday afterncon in their headquarters on South Broad St., Captain Elaine Walters was in charge. Catherine Pollweiler wa.s color bearer and Joyce Kes.sler and Mabel Schaadt were the color guards.
Plans were made for the making and distribution of Valentines for the Northampton County Home, near town, and also for a bake sale to be held In the near future.       •	
OROANIZB   CLtTB
A 'Raay-Daaur" iito|| — l(!|an- tsed at a meetint MIdMonday eve¬ ning at the home of Mlaa Elizabeth Knecht. Members Include Misses Sophie Kowaleam, MUHcent MeU. Betty Roth, Miriam Uagera, Marlon Hagenbuch, Phyllis YoMg- Barbara Neuner and Klliabeth Knecht.
OtBam cbaa«.4l»: Betty Roth, president; IMHNnt Mett, aeeretary; Sophie Kowalczyk, treasurer; and Miriam Meyers, publicity chalrmaa
Members of the Women's Mission¬ ary Society of St John's Lutheran Church discussed the topic, "Chris¬ tians Working Together" at their monthly meeting In the church last Thuraday evening. Mrs. Arthur O. Schmidt W.1S leader and taking part in the discussion were: Mrs. Albert Schlery, Mrs. Thomas Kostenbader. Miss Clara Bauer, Mrs. S. H. Eberts, Mrs. Oeorge Kirchendall, Mrs. E. A. N. Seyfried and Miss Amy Laub.
New offlcers presiding at the meet¬ ing were Mrs. Raymond Unangst. president; Miss Myra DruckenmlUer, vice president: Miss Helen Roth, treasurer, and Miss Pearl Schnerr, .secretary Miss Marion Kern played several piano solos.
Hostesses at a social hour were: Mrs. Arthur O Schm cit, Mrs. Al¬ bert Schlery, .Mrs. Orville Ritter. Mrs. Oeorge Kirchenda!!. Mrs EUa Seyfried, Mrs. Walter Scheirer, Mrs Thomas Kostenbader, Muw- Clara Bauer. Miss Amy Laub and Mrs. S. H. Eberts.
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OARDEN OROIT  MEETING
It was ann mnced that the Oarden Oroup of the Nazareth Woman's Club is sponsoring a meeting Jan¬ uary I7th. at 1:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Wm. M. Bennett, Jr. Miss Iva B. Warner will speali to the gathering on the subject of "Herbs of our Grandmother's Day." Mem¬ bers and friends are Uivited.
HOLY COMMUNION
Dr. C. A. Butz, Reformed pastor of Dryland church, wUl conduct Holy Communion In that church on Sun¬ day, January 14 at 10 A. M and 7:30 P. M.
Preparatory services will be held In connection with the regular moming service.
Burg^ess Miller
Administers Oath
No  Change   In   Guiding;
Heads; Salaries, Taxes
Fixed; Hontz Named
Fourth   Police
Officer
The Organization meeting of Town Council was called to order by the Chief Burgess, Mr. Conrad C. Miller, at 8:00 o'clock p. m. Monday, and on   presentation   of   their   election certificates, he administered the oath ; of offlce to the newly elected Coun- j cilmen.   namely.   .Mes,srs.   Schaeffer, | Altemos, Woodring, Kern and Kauff- man.
On motion of Me.s.srs  Altemos and Lindenmoyer, Mr C. F. Fehnel was I appointed Secretary Pro Tem of the : organization  meeting. j
The Roll being called, the fol- j lowing m mbers were recorded pres- I ent: Me.ssrs. Lindenmoyer, Keim, j Altemas, Kahler, Kauflman, Heint- ! zlcman. Kern, Woodring and Schaef- I fer. , I
Nominations    for    President     of j Council being in order,  it  was  on ; motion  of   Messrs.   Kauflman   and Kahler   moved   that   Mr.   J.   Allen Schaefler  be  nomUiated  for Presi¬ dent   for   the   ensuing   term.     On motion of Messrs. Alttmos and Lin- i denmoyer.    the    nominations    were clo.sed.     A   vote   being   taken.   Mr ; Schaeffer was unanimously elected as President.
Nominations for Treasurer being in order, it was on motion of Mes- ,srs Kern and Kauflman moved that Mr. Francis R. Knecht be nomi¬ nated for Treasurer. On motion of Messrs. Kahler and Heintzleman, the nominations were closed. A vote being taken, Mr. Knecht was unan¬ imously elected as Treasurer
Nominations for  Secretary  being in order. It was on motion of Mes¬ srs.    Kauffman   and    Heintzleman moved  that   Mr.  C.  P.  Pehnel   be nominated for Secretary.    On mo¬ tion of Messrs. Kahler and Linden¬ moyer, the nominations were closed ^ A vote being taken. Mr. Fehnel wa.s unanimously elected as Secretary.    \ Tlie   Chief   Burgess   vacated   the ' Chair at this period and escorted the , President,   Mr.   Schaefler,   to   his i chair.    The   President,   in   a   brief address expressed his appreciation lo his   coUeages   for   again   honoring him with the offlce of President and also  expressed   his   appreciation   to the   Burgess,  Councilmen   and  Of¬ flcers for  their splendid  co-opera¬ tion during the past term and re¬ quested  a continuance  of this  co¬ operation during the ensuing term Council proceeded to transact reg¬ ular business.   The Minutes of the adjourned meeting of December 29.
1939, were read and on motion of Messrs. Heintzleman and Kauflman same were approved as read
Communication from the Vigilance Hose  Company   advising   that   Mr (Continued   on   Page   Four)
IS nazareiiiTdrop
IN THE^ BUCKET'
The   Job   Mobilization
Movement Merits
Support
Faced with th:- cheering prospect.? of a .substantial buslnei^s increa.se in
1940. members of business a.-socia- tions in Pennsylvania are preparing to expand their participation In the state-wide Job Mobilization Cam¬ paign during January- Wit h   bu.siness   deflnitely   on   the
upswing,   the  statement   of   H.   W Prentis, Jr.. head of the Armstrong Cork Company and Pre.-ident of the National Association of Manufactur- , ers, that 1940 likely would see a 10 ] per cent  increa.se  in  busines.*  gen- I erally. was received with enthusiasm
In Job Mobilization circles and among businessmen generally, th? ' reaction seemed to be that unless individual busine.s,smen get in step with the times and go ahead with expansion plans now at the oppor- : tune m.5ment, they art going to ¦mi.s.s the boat" and lo.se potential profits
Warren   C.   Bulette,  President  of tli^   Brandt-Warner  Manufacturing Company,  of  York,  and  Chairman of the Job Mobilization Campaign's ¦ Committee    on   Trade    As.s<icIation i Cooperation,    cxpres.sed    confidence i that the unified and cooperative ef¬ fort of trade as.'-oclation members will • •	
Association Directors For The Blind Neet
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the North¬ ampton County Branch of the Penn¬ sylvania A.ssoclation for the Blind was held on Prlday evening, Janu¬ ary 5. at the Junior League House, 108 Bast Broad St., Bethlehem. The chief business of the evening was the election of ofllcers for the year of 1940. The following ofllcers were elected: President, Clifford P. Prev. Bethlehem: Vice President, Ernest B. Ayres, Stockertown; Sec¬ retary, Mark B. Totter, Easton; and Treasurer, Mitchell Van Billiard, Bethlehem. Mr Clifford P. Prey, newly elected president, is secretary of the Bethlehem School Board, an active member of the Lions Club, (Continued   on   Page   Pive)
Eleventh Annual Meeting ni Chamber of Commerce Will Be Held At The Nazareth Inn  Next  Friday Evening
TO SPEAK HERE
BICHASO P. BBOWN
Richard P. Brown, Saert-
tary of Comneret,
Speaker
Interesting Meet¬ ing   Expeeiti
p. 0. S. OF A. AWARD ATTENDANCE SEALS
Washington Camp No  445. P.OB.
of A., last week awarded certificates and seals to all pupils having had perfect attendance last year.
The listings of students receiving the awards is as follows: C. and R. flr.st year. State certificate and P. O S. of A. certificate and read seal: S. and W., second year. State seal and P O S of A. white seal; 8. and B., third year. State seal and P. O. 8 of A. blue seal: S. and S. 'fourth year. State seal and P. O. 8. of A. .silver seal: C. and O., flfth year. State certificate and P. O. 8. of A. gold seal: S and C. R, sixth year. State seal and P. O. S. of A. certi¬ ficate and red seal, and S. and W. seventh year, State seal and P O. 8 of A. white seal
The students are as follows: WliiteneM BaiMiBg
Richard Kahler. Victor Detweiler Vincent Perraro, Betty Mae Koch. Audrey Wunderly, Elizabeth Ziegler. Marlyn Roth. RusseU Pritz. Willard Leh, Robert Keiper. Mildred Roth. Jean Searles, Dorothy Prantz, Wil¬ liam Herb.st, Carl Solt. Wallace Frey. Richard Rupert, Oordon Arnold, Winifred Weaver, Shirley Portuin, Shirley Fritchman, Stella OruUer. Harold Mev r. Lkduisc Way, Michael Bucchi, Roderick Knecht, Lorraine Boerstler. Lily Martino and Patricia Neel. all C and R ; Kenneth Keck. Wilbur Leh, Emanuel Prace, Lee Friiz. .Margin Oranda. Oladys Koeh¬ ler Doris Hahn, John P Knecht Sherwood Pehnel, Vera Clewell, Betty Lou Jacobs, Forest Noll and Mark Pars ghian. all S and W.; Ray Prltz and Willia Litzenberger, each S and C. R : LaMar Hlldenbrandt and Ruth Hordendorf, each S and 8.; Lorra.ne Frr.z. Herbert Murpny. Doris John¬ son. Jean Odd. Delphine Shater Walt;r Silt and Lucy Detweiler and John Siegfried, all S. and B. Fairview Building
Ral;5h Brodt. Oerald Wunderly. Oeraldine Kromer. Irene Hagenbuch Baroara Shlngler. Nicholas Ra.TiiJUl- la. Randolph Roth. James Murph\, Ker.mit Wunderly. Dominic Ferraro, Rival Lauer. Harriet Oower, Alberta Frey. Joanne Unangst. Kathryn Woodr.ng, Hugh Heckman, Donald WllUams. Franklin Roth, Bettv Wal¬ ters .Olona Edelman, Peter Mendola, William Yankowy. Paulme Leh, Ken- (Continued on  Page Pour)
It was announced by P. H. tin, president of the local OhaoahV of Commerce that the eleventh an¬ nual dinner meeting would be held at the Nazareth Inn, Prlday evenlnf January 19th, at 6:30 o'clock.
The committee on arrangemeota consisting of A. O. K«rn, R. K. Stout, and c. L. Shimer, announoad that arrangement's are being to accommodate 123 members guests. Tickets may bt aaeUMi from any mtmber of the Chambar for one dollar.
The arrangement conunlttee alas announced that guests from neigb* boring trade bodies would be invited and that it is their desire to havt as many Nazareth citizens at thla meetmg as tlie capacity of ttie Inn dining room permits. The eommtt- tee urges all those Interested to ob« tain tickets as early as poaslblt.
Richard P. Brown, secretary oC this Commonwealth, will be tha main speaker, following a short routine ses.sion. Results of tha alee* tion, It was stated, will not be an* nounced at this meeting so as to allow more time for Mr. Brown'a message.
Richard P. Brown entered O^ver* nor James' Cabinet and public o(« fice after 33 years of successful as« perienoe in private Industry.
Starting his own buslntai with one helper when he was 19 jraan old, he is now an executive in two companies manufacturing sciMltlAt and precision instruments to mea* (Continued on Fafe Viva)
CLUB HEAI UCnilE ON HPflSONAIlOW
ROTARY SEE
MOVIE ON STEEL
William .M Silfle; and H. H. Hit- cheii-s on Tuesday evening showed motion pic;ures on the manufacture and fabrication of the Bethlehem Steel Production at the weekly din¬ ner-luncheon session of the Nazareih Rotar^¦ Club h'Id on Monday eve¬ ning in the auditorium of the Naz¬ areth V'.MCA. The meeting was presided over by Ernest M. Ayres. pre.-ident of the club
Birthday felicitations were extend¬ ed to Edward Cas.sler, Harold Oetz and  Walter Schlegel
Visitors included H. Royce Bush, of Bethlehem, and guests were: Charles Schnerr, Oeorge A. Smith. A Ru.ssell Snyder. Warren 8 Dech and William M. Bennett, all of town; and W F. Hatty, C. P. Nace, Wil¬ liam Hltchens and Robert J. Hlt¬ chens. all of Bethlehem.
The  club decided  to donate  the sum of 125 to the Pentuylvania So¬ ciety of Crippled ChUdren. • •	
KBo MCN iNrriAn
Initiation of several palefaces was
held Tuesday evening at the weekly meeting of Minnetonka Tribe, Na 284. Improved Order of Red Men, in the local Odd PVlkw BaU. The local degree team, of which Aaher Schleicher U master, was In chari*. Sachem Vincent Altemose was in charge of the meeting.
Next week"*4*dle8' Night wiU be observed at which time distlOffttiahed guesU Will Include members of the Pocshonus Tribe tmii the Oreat Sachem Leslie Brown and wife, all of Philadelphia. A card party wUl be held on January aird.
Miss  Adele  H.  Baker,  of
town, gave  "Impersorutlons In Coa«
j tume " at the January meeting of Bta
I Nazareth   Woman's   Club   held   on
I .Monday   vening in the music nMMl
of the Nazareth High School SuUd*
I ing.   Miss Baker was introduced Bg
Mrs. Rjslyn B. Fortuin, president at
the club.
During the business session plaas for several future activities formulated The American Oroup will meet on Tuesday, Jana* ary 16th, at 730 p. m. In the so¬ cial rooms of St. John's Evangelical. Lutheran Church with John HeU, ag Allentown, as the guest speaker on the subject. Domestic Architec¬ tures" Mrs Harley P, Yeisley will be the hostess.
Mrs Charles L Shlmer, chalrmaa of th' Current Events Oroup an* n:unced a meeting on Thursday, January 18th at 2 p m at the homt of Mrs Truell, at Newburg, at which time Mrj Charles Frack. of town, wii; talk on th.' playlet, "Abraham Lincoln of Illinois.' and Mrs. Paul Dennis wiil discuss the playlet^ "Farm of Thrre Eclioes."
Hostesses at a social period In* eluded: Mis.s Orace Breinig and MrSb John Reichenbach. co-chairmen, Mrs Richard OrlfBth. Mrs. Roslyn B. Fortutn, Mrs Fred T. Honeyman^ Mrs Prank H .Martin, Mrs. Spenoar Reph, Mrs Harvey C Snyder, Mn. Harold Starner. Mrs, Karl Truell, Mrs ClUworth Ortflln, Mrs. Peter a. Trumbower, Mrs, Harry C. ftohl. Btxa, Sem O Beck. .Mrs Arthur HeUlek. Miss Bmma Bennett. Mlas Plorenog L Nicholas and Miss Evelyn Cooley.
HOSFATDBinffiR
Stanley ¦woodrlng, re-elected prea* IdenC of the Vigilance Hose Com¬ pany, last week held a dinner In honor of the company and the stew* ard:; of the club
Preaent W'^re Stanley Woodrlnc president; Roy Hahn, treasurer, Rassell Lilly, secretary: MIrhail Masters, fire chief; Lawrence V Meyers. Harv y Rohn, AUen Kahlar, Tlieodore Schafer and Charles Kah* ler. all of the board of govepvira and trustees, and assistant flre chief. WU* liam R, MlUer. Homer Kienale and Mrs Michael Master, of the atevafd staff.
' <ilfls were presented to Mr. Wood* ring from ttw steward staff and : Mrs. Eva Swavely.
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