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^mmu meeting of the Oeneral ^manial Committee, held at TmMiiA Monday evenUig, and ' '^^ - by A. O. Kem, chalr- M.4 in very deflnlt. and « action on future dmreU fmia action waa takm In ^ of aetting a definite date _ arthcoming event.    Tbe T^Mted by the eoaunlttee ^»rd to July ith, IMO, _¦« included. TbeoeMratlon ^M oOciaily. Sunday June [¦Send cloae Batudray. July
.. flgurea ware preaanted
aommlttees on esthnated
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eatlnatea will be turned
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ttlona to the chairman of
Committee. It vas alao
tbat pUns sre to be for-
Iv a general drive for
and  tbat  eoiiewt.d
. very aoon la a deamte
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Rff wthuaiaam at this a|Srtlng p acre taken on haportant mm VltsUy alTectUig ttw SUCceu iVNMration. The nest mcet- mit SM Oeneral Cooualtte. wUl UHM the second Monday of July.
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M Iir blda t. be oioalB June te ths flrat paving Wntraet on auper-hlghway between and PitUburgh^ MStlon will conalafof  two eonerete lanea, aeparatwl by parkway, lor a diatanee of in HopeweU, Upper Mlf- Lower   Mlftlin,   and   Uppw lord townships,  Cumberland (Section 19D) Tto contractors, L. II. Kutehl- I^Maunt Union, and U. Bdward wHsad Soas, MUleraburg, ars nam r BBghling thi> grading and drahi- i y.*** preparatory to laying the
' llpraclfflate quantltlM Of prln- I jea Items required include: exca- ; WSm and borrow, S5,000 cuMe fIBIi: reinforced concrete pavement pmin tquare yards; oonereta, l,« hP NlUe yards; and ptahi stMl [ W^ 89,000 pounda. L aaanKtion of the highway vUl ff""* estimated 990B0SMS. » i IMsg financed by a taaa ot US.- ^2!? '"" '*** •*• r. O. aad aa 9"|*< rant of 9a9,ioo,ss» froai
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ON OUTING
*h« Wlowing members of Oirl ""•wop No. a. spent Baturday " Bttaa's bunjalow, BuahkiU Cen- »_UBder Mrs. Oliver Kahler. MU- ¦« auth. Lorraiae Roth, MyUU "•"O. Shirley Herbst and LaRue
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Nazareth Archery Club Spon¬ sors Succes- ful Meet
Erwin Wins Top Honors, Knceht ChMO Second
W. W. Crwln, crack Lanadale archer, walked away with top honors at a registered archery tournament held Sunday afternoon by the Nacareth Archery Club on the Nazareth Mu¬ nicipal Park athletic fleld. Ervin, one of the youngest of the 43 par¬ ticipants, shot a high 806 In the momlng round and concluded with a SO0 in the afternoon (or a total of 1119. He was foUowed very closely by Wllhelm Knecht, Nasareth's aee entry, who totaled 1101, and who pulled very cloae to Ervin In the cloalng stagea of the toumament, however, could not overcome a 21 point advantage taken by Brvin In the morning round. Donald BeweU. of Allentown, and K. Pearaon, of Bethlehem, came In third and fourth with acorea of lOftS and 1048.
Erwin was awarded a lathe turned wooden goblet with Nasareth 1919 Inscribed on one aide and a fUnt arrowhead on tbe other aide. Mra. Mary*Martenla, of AUentown, waa awarded e almilar trophy In tbe women's class, Mrs. Martenla abot- ting a 771 total.
BUver arrowheada were awarded aa target priaea to the following: Al, WlUlam Kneeht, Nasareth; Aa, Don. aid  BeweU,  AUentown;  AS, Edgar
N. US. ALUMNI
CARO PARTV
The Annual Naaareth High School Alumni Cerd Party and Dance wUl be held Wedneaday, June tl. In tbe Nasareth High Bchooi Oymnaaium Dancing to be enjoyed from 9:00 to 13:00 to the atralna of Charlea Man- nera and bla Silhouette orcheatra. Prises for card playing are now on diaplay at Haldemana Beauty Baton.
All tickets to be aold at the door. Oueata wiU be admitted with mem- tiers only.
The ofllcera and eiecutlve com¬ mittee of the Alunutl Association heartUy welcome aU old Alunml and thla yeara Oraduating Claaa to at¬ tend and make this years affair the largwt and beat ever.
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waa elected captain of
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[1 for the 1940 aeason at
High school, when letters
mted to the varsity and
JuAlor/arslty of both baaketbaU and
iMS^Ig^l team members.
 ton Vogel waa elected manager
of baaketbaU, whUe John Romanyzyn waa chosen aa manager of the base- baU team.
The letters were presented by Coach Andrew Leh and Charlea Bartolet to the foUowing membera In basketbaU: Lawrence Oaskel, Prank Marorsky, Prank Mengel. John Redline, John Byrnes, Harold Knecht, PrancU Wunderly, Henry Bymea and Lester Buts, manager.
Scrub lettera went to Kenneth Dech, Arthur LeVan, Prederlck Rei¬ mer, Andrew BterUwhlni, Oordon Stofflet. BmU DragoalU. Robert Dech, Charles Paff, Mtchael Tar- nock. Victor Beers. JaaM* DiAil, Marth) DragoslU, Lloyd ¦sbitsel- man. Orant Kahler. RIehaia Oood¬ hart. Robert Kocher. Bugen. LeVan, John Nagle, Walter TeagsL AaaUt- •nt managera reoelvhig awarda were Robert Bits, Charles Bhupp, Clayton Vogel and Herman Borger.
Varsity baaeball letter winners were: Daniel Ritter, retiring captain, David Humphrey, Victor Parenti, Jack RedlUie. Prank Mengel, Edgar Rader, Andrew Temmel, Bdward Klusko, Jamea Btamer, Jobn Bymea, John OroUer and Oerald Btrunk. manager.
Winners of scrub letters In base- hall Included Robert Plotta, Oerald Lahr, Mike Prancaak, Ralph Pisher. Lester DeLong. Richard Ooodhart and Thomas Ritter and Donald Heckman and John Romanyzyn, aa- sistant managers.
Lettera were preaented to the cheerleadera by Edwin Klusko, vice- president of the Athletic Associa¬ tion. They were: Robert Huth, head cheerleader: Betty Ackerman. Bar¬ bara Neuner, June KeUow and Ray Christman.
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ENTERTAIN
AT DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Wimmer gave a birthday dinner for their daughter, Mra. Charles Kline on Sat- day at Butztown. Mrs. Kline was the recipient of many lovely gilt*. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kline, and children Titus. Dorothy and Joseph and also grand¬ daughter Joan Kline. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Uisher and daughter Doris Mae. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright, and sona Jack and Buddie, Mrs. Jeanette Benslng and the host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. HarrUon Wimmer.
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 15, 1939
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MISS HENRIETTA WERNER
Henrietta Werner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Werner, 119 East Center St.. town, graduated from Cedar Crest College, Allentown, on Monday. The commencement exer- claes were held In the outdoor the¬ ater, where Judge Oeorge W. Maxey of tbe Pennsylvania Supreme Court addressed tbe graduates.
During her college career, Mlas Werner was prominent In musical circles, having been a member of the Olee Club, the College Quartet, the Nonette, and tbe Choir. She participated In tbe graduate recital In voice presented during Ptaa Arts Week early ta May, and waa an ac¬ tive member In tbe Mualc Club. She waa alao a member of the Crest- lad staff, bi-weekly newapaper, dur¬ ing her aenlor year. Miaa Werner waa a ahiger in the radio programs Monday evenings.
Miaa Werner srUl receive her bach¬ elor of acience degree having ma¬ jored In aecretarlal science. •      B
TO   WED
SATURDAY
Miss Lena Berger, daughter of Mra. Roaanna Berger, 119 Boutb Broad St., town, and Raymond Kess¬ ler, aon of Mr. and Mra. Samuel Kemler, of Bangor R. D. No. S, wiU be married thla Baturday. Juite 17. at 8 p. m. In St. John's evangelical and Reformed Church, town. The ceremony wlU be performed by the Rev. Harvey C. Snyder, pastor of St. John's Evangelical and Lutheran Church.
They will be attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thomas, of Bangor, respectively as matron of honor and best man. The bride will be given away by her brother, Paul Berger, of Bath.
A reception will be held for the Immediate families at the bride's mother's home m town. In the near future the couple will reside it Martin's Creelc.
ENJOY DEEP-SEA
FISHING TRIP
The following enjoyed a deep sea flshteig trip at Beach Haven. N. J., over the week-end: Mr. and Mm. Malcolm Smith, Evelyn Engler, Dor¬ othy Lindenmoyer. Kathleen Bach¬ man, Paul Seyfried. Charlea Wun¬ derly, Jr.. Alfred Schisler, Edward Pehr and fedwln Hummel.
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P. O. OF A. MEETS
Camp 31S Patriotic Order of Americans held their regular meet¬ ing last evenmg In charge of Presi¬ dent Orace BarraU.
Chaplain Carrie BarraU conducted devotkms.
Hie report on flnancea waa given by Mrs. Vema Klensle. The weekly prise went to Laura Beers.
OUTING
The following enjdyed an outing at Willow Park, Butstown, on Sun¬ day: Mlsaes Plorenee Himler, Vic¬ toria Himler. Ruth BeU. Meaaera Ralph Wolfe and Oeorge Koehler
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200 Local Firemen To Parade Saturday
Dress Parade Here To-Night
Members of the Vigilance Hose Company No. 1, meeting In adjourn¬ ed session on Monday evening, out¬ lined and discussed plans for their participation In the firemen's parade at East Mauch Chunk next Saturday June 17th.
Tonight at 7 P. M. a uniformed dress parade will be rehearaed here, according to an order by .Michael Masters, chairman of the parade committee. Masters alao stated that more than ^00 local firemen are to participate In the East Mauch Cbimk affair, all In uniform. This parade will start at 3 P. M. DST.
AUo during the meetmg a favor¬ able report was given on the rcMnt concert by Roy Hahn, ehalnnan of the concert committee. PreaklMit Stanley Woodring presided at the meeting and announeed the next regular company meeting tbts com¬ ing Monday evening, June ISth.
ADAM KUPPLE
PASSES   ON
Adam Klipple. 82, Eaat Centre St., paased on "Tuesday morning at S:SO o'clock from a heart attack. He vas born In Bethlehem township, Bttta- town, the son of the late Adam and Hannah (Walter) Klipple ia ISN. He was a memlier of the Orylaad Church, Heektown, and the AluU lodge of Odd Pellowa. Por many years he conducted a grocery atote on East Centre Street and la «eU known throughout thla community.
Survlvora are: a daughter. Alloc M. BUlhelmer, at home; three aons, Howard Klipple, Baaton; Oeorge Klipple, Lower Nasareth Townahip: WUUam Klipple, Bath; 19 grandehU- dren and 14 great grandcbUdren.
Puneral aervlcea wlU be conducted from his late home Saturday aftwr* noon at two o'clock, with latenaMt In the Hope Cemetery at Hecktown. The Rev. Buts and Rev. Kllek of¬ ficiating. Viewing tomorrow evening betwemi the boun .17 and 8 o'clock.
NRTY-nVE AT1END SECOND ANNUAL N. E N. A. AUINI REUNION
Tlie second annual Nazareth Hall Military Academy Alumni Associa¬ tion reunion was held at Hotel Ab¬ bey, New York City, last Frlda\ evening with fifty-five in attendance Memliers were accompanied by wives. daughters and friends and mcluded members of classes from 1888 to 1939. It was Nasareth Hall Day at the World's Pair. Letters were read (rom old Hall Boys now located in many distant places, many of which were written by graduates of the class of 1886. The "Boy" coming the greatest distance was W. C Colmery ('14) from Somerset. Penna.
Following the banquet the mem¬ bers enjoyed a floor show. Sylvester Eberts. was among those who at¬ tended from Nazareth and this community. OfBcers were elected for the ensuing year and It was an¬ nounced that "On To Nazareth" would be the slogan for 1940.
D. OF A. TO IN-
STALL OmCERS
Members of Whitefield Council. No. 183, Daughters of America, met Tuesday evening in the local K.O.E. Hall with Mrs. Ruth PCbr, council¬ lor, in charge, announced that the recently elected offlcers will be in¬ stalled on Tuesday evening, July llth.
It was further announced that the degree team of the council will nurr in monthly session on Monda.v e\-:- nlng, June 26th at the home of Mr.. Mabel Weaver, North Main St., wiUi Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. Lula Snuii as hostesses.
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MRS. SUSAN C. PRANKENFIKI D Puneral services for Susan C. < nee Santee) Prankenfleld, widow of tii> late Asher Prankenfield, were lie: i on Monday afternoon from tlio home of her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Hack, on BushklU St., stockertowiv with interment foUowing on the Rope Cemetery, Hecktown. Tip Rev. Harvey C. Snyder, pastor of ft. John's Lutheran Church, town. of which she was a member, officia¬ ted.
Pallbearers were: Michael HowpII Itoy Weiant and Paul Nolf. all of Stockertown, and Russell Young, of town.
Mrs. Prankenfleld died last Thurs¬ day at 4 p. m., and was 70 yenr.s of age. Surviving here are two chil¬ dren. Mrs. Wilbur Hack, with whom she realded, and Dott Prankenfleld. of town: thirteen grandchildren: and one^rother. Harry Prankenfleld. of Sharon Centre, OIUo.
SCHOOL BOARD PLANS IMPROVEMENTS
Bids Received, Re-Name Positions
The regular monthly meeting of ttie Nazareth School Board was held In the Nazareth High School Build¬ ing on Monday evening of this weeic. All members of the Board were present and W. M. Bennett, Jr., President of the Board, presided.
The Treasurer of the Board, C. P. Schnerr, rendered a report showing a baLmce of 830.879.14 on May 1st, 1939. The receipts during the month of May were $3,717.73 and the ex¬ penditures $12,398.81, leaving a bal¬ ance on June 1st of 822.198.06. The Sinking Fund balance as of June Ut c vnsLsted of a cash balance of ' 913 221 00 and Naaareth School 01a- tr:ct bonds of the |S22 issue of 143.- 000.00 par amount neld In the Treas. urv. or a total of 156,221.67.
The Tax Collector. R. C. Orlfllth, rendered a report showing eollec- tlon.s of school taxes during the month of May amounting to 9649.97. He also reported having returned to the County Commissioners for collection. I3.034.9S 1939 school taxes on prpoerty which were unpaid as of M,iy 1st. 1939.
Bill£ amounting to 91,484.28 were approved for payment and the Treasurer authorised to pay them.
Bids were received for furniture to be Installed In tbe North Broad Street Building which is now being renovated for further use, and for Itimber and other suppUes for the Industrial Arts Department. Ten bid": were received for furniture and alx for lumber and other Industrial Arts Department supplies. The bids were referred to Superintendent Marcks for tabulation and comparl- aon and he was directed to report to the Board with hU recommen¬ dations at an adjourned meetmg of the Board on June 37th.
The Buildings Committee reported that in the proceu of renovatmg the North Broad Street Bulldmg It was discovered that the roof on tbe building is In need of more extensive rep.iirs than had been anticipated and that the rlaers and treads In the atairway from the flrst to the second floor were ta poor condition and ahould be. replaced; also that a canopy should be provkled al>ove the entrance dMT on the east side of the buikling. On recommendation of the committee, the Board author¬ ized the committee to make the im¬ provements at an estimated cost of $140.00 for sheathing for the roof. $75.00 for new risers and treads for the stairway, and $12.30 for mater¬ iala for the canopy over the en¬ trance door.
The present janitors were re¬ named to their present positions on a. monthly basis: namely, Oeo. Rudge, Chas. P. Happel and Harvey Rohn at the High School Building: Joseph Wagner at the Whitefleld BuUdmg and E. D. Rohn at the Fairview Building.
Mrs. J. Prederic Knecht was re¬ elected school nurse and Miss Emma Yukna was re-elected clerk to Supt. Marcks.
A resignation was received from Misa Mary A Dry to become effective at tbe dose of the present school term and the Board accepted it.
The Board directed the Secretary- C. J. Knauas. to place an order with H. L. Heymann Co.. Easton. Pa.. for thirteen double combination typmrrltlng deaks at the quoted price of 941.30 each, and Superintendent Marcks was authorized and directed to purchase two Sundstrand adding maclUnea for use in the school sys¬ tem.
PROGRAM   OF CO.MMEMCEMENT    WEEK
Sunday, June 18—Baccalaureate Service—Reformed Church, 10:30 A. M.
Tuesday, June 20—Junior High School Promotion Exercises, 8:00 P.M.
Wednesday. June 21 Alumni Reception and Dance, High Sciiool Oym.
Thursday, June 22—Senior High School Commencement, 8:00 P. M.
Seats will be reserved at all these functions 'except the Alum¬ ni Reception* for member.^ of the board and wives.
ON  HONOR  ROLL
NAZARETH COINCIL OF REPURLKAN WOMEN  TO MEET JUNE 29
The June meeting of the Nazareth CouncU of Republican Women will be held Tuesday night at the local Y.M.C.A.
County chairman. Kenneth Kres¬ sler wUl address the council mem- "ers. after the business session. Mrs. Josephine Seigfried. State Committee ^voman of Lehigh County, will also be a guest that evenin?
The rural members will be the hostess' of the evening with Mrs Robt. Pritchman .ns acting chair- :.»dy. her co-ch.ilrl.TrtiPs are: Mrs. Fluth Corbeau. decor.itions; Helen .Sandt   L#hr,   entert.iinmpnt
A novelty in entertainment will be offered by a magician from Ban¬ gor.
WOMEN'S DEMO¬ CRATIC CLUB PLANS ENTERTAINMENT
Members of the Women's Demo¬ cratic Club, during their June meet- ing held Tuesday evening in the Jacksonian Club rooms, planned for their entertainment of the Nortn- ampton County Council of Demo¬ cratic Women which will be held on Priday, July Uth, at the Nazareth Municipal Park. Judge WilUam Barthold will be the speaker at this affair.
Also the club decided to elioUnate a meeting In July and that a num¬ ber of candidates will attend the flrst Fall meeting the second Tues¬ day In August. President Ellen Schoch gave an interesting report on the Harrisburg convention which she attended this May. Also the resignation of Mrs. Orace BarraU as treasurer was accepted and Mrs James Petherolf elected to the va¬ cancy.
A covered dish social started the evening's festivities with 23 members m attendance.
Supt. Mardo^ Makes R^ort On School Activities For Past Month
Estimate EnroltaMat Weit- 1939-40 Probibljr tW
The following report, lasBSB If Superintendent of Schools, P. iL Marcks. Monday, covers aetlvttlgigf the local .scliools for the past BMBlil and renders in detail reports OB ttM various departmenta:
Enroilmrnt  and  Attca
LEGION JR. DRUM CORPS REHEARSAL TO-NIGHT
The Legion Junior Drum Corps will rehearse tonight at the Fair Orounds In preparation for the fire¬ men's parade at Mauch Chunk. Sat¬ urday. All members of the corps are urged to bo present for rehear¬ sal and to report no later than 12:30 p. m. Saturday at the Legion Home for the parade.
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ATTEND REUNION
The following from this vicinity attended the 310th, machine gun Battalion Reunion held at Fliclc- Ingers grove, near Hellertown. on Sunday: Clarence Lichtenwalner. Mr. and Mrs. Ployd Butz. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Serfass. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Yeakel. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sil¬ vert. Mr. and Mrs Stewart Ever. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wasser, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hahn. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Haupt. Mr and Mrs. Jack Clark and Mr. and Mr^. Floyd Rapp
   	
BIRTHDAY SUR-
PRISE  PARTV
A surprise birthday party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keller In honor of their daughter Naomi on Sunday. The following guests were present, Mr. and Mrs. James Milt«nberger and son Wil¬ bur. James Brjche. all of Bethle¬ hem; Mrs. Victor Pehr. Robert Pehr. Hazel Knecht. Lois Culver. Pred Beck. William HolUnger. Oeorge Pelvi, all of Allentown: Kenneth Repp of FogelsviUe, Mr. and Mrs. Lovlne KeUer. Reuben Lerch. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Keller and daugh¬ ter Naomi, of Nazareth. Miss Keller received many beautiful and useful gifts.
CAOET CHARLES S   BENNETT
Gainesville. Geercia—The thirty- first annual Commencement Exer¬ cises of Riverside Military Academy of this city were concluded by the graduation last week of one hun¬ dred and eighty-seven cadets from thirty-three states and foreign coun¬ tries, one of the largest classes in the history of the nation's largest mlUtary prep school.
Following the graduation address delivered by Dr. Harmon W. Cald¬ well, President of the University of Oeorgla, announcement of awards and diplomas was made to the Corps of more than six hundred cadets.
Among those honored or grad¬ uated In this flnal exercise of the sehool year was Cadet Charles 8. Bennett of Nazareth. Penna., who received the Post Oraduate Certl- flcate. Cadet Bennett was listed on the Academic Honor Roll thirteen times during the year and was awarded six Merit Ribbons.
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LEGION AUmiARY MEMBERS   AT COAHSVniE TODAY
Several score members and guests of the Ladies' AuxlUaO' of the Har¬ old V. Knecht Post. No. 415. Ameri¬ can Legion, win attend a special program at the Coatesville Hospital today. A special chartered bus will leave the local home at 7 a. m. and the group will meet iat CoatesvUle at 1 p. m. On July Sth the Four County Council will meet at Slat¬ ington with Carrie Nagle as the loca: delegate.
The auxiliary thia psat week nom¬ inated the foKowing ofBcers; presi¬ dent, Mae Rodgers; first and second vice-presidenl.s, respectively. Bertha Reph and Helen Kern: recording secretary. Dorothy Follweiler; cor¬ responding secretary, Carrie Nagle; treasurer. Jennie Wolfe; chaplain, Clara Meyers; historian. Ella Kreld- ler; sargeant-at-arms. Hannah Kemmerer; and directors, Katie Schis.sler, Lula Rissmiller. Louise Kahler, Ruth Kreidler, Mabel Eyer. Helen Shafer, Sue Serfass, Anna Laubach. Alma Howell and Elsie Fleischman; delegate to Williams¬ port convention from August 9 to 12. Clara Meyers. Mae Rodgers, Mabel Eyer and Hannah Bonstein. Election of ofllcers will be held on July Uth.
A joint picnic of the auxiliary and the legion will be held some time In Augu.st. The auxiliar>- will send a local boy to the state boy camp at Indiantown  Oap, near  Harritbarg.
Members observant of birthdays during April. May and June were hostes.*es while those ob.servant of birthdays tn July. August and Sep¬ tember will serve at the next meet¬ ing.  Mabel   Eyer  chairman.
HOLD OUTING
The Friendly Circle class, of the I Mennonite Sunday School, held a I supper at the Municipal Park, on I Monday evening.
The following were present: Misses Beatrice Smith, Sarah Teel Oertrude Coy. Esther Teel, Cora Ra-sley. Ellia Eyer. Evelyn Teel, Mrs. Helen Smith. Erne.st Coy and Mr. and Mrs Rass Carty.
MISSIONARY
PROGRAM
The Phi Oamma Fishing Club wUl meet in the VJtf.C.A on Satur¬ day at 8:00 P. M.
There will be a spectal mis.slonary program. Personal letters from Rev. and Mrs. Rassman of India will be read.
Mrs. Norman Oranda, leader of the Interior India Prayer Band will have charge of the meeting.
        ENGAGEMENT ANNOItNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Hcnr>- Schlegel an¬ nounce the engagement of their daughter. Miaa Katharine Schlegel, to Mr. Walter E. Hughes, aon of Mrs. N. P. Hughes of Ardmore,
U. S. Counts on Him     Bride'TO' Be
enrollment,—May 31—grades Hit Junior high 402; senior higli Ml; total 1408.
Percentage    of 97; to date 97.
Number   of   pupils   In   a.dj schoola—to date—1366.
Number of pupOa ia aABTk, -OU schools—to date—1411.
Number of days school WM < May 22; to date 175.
Flre DrUli were conducted at building during the montb by : senutlves   of   the   Vigilance Company, who will aubmlt a wrtl* ten report to tiie t>oard.
gabetHytea—The foUowing wam absent durUtg the month for th* time stated. Their subsUtutSi, II any are given In parenthesis. Mhi Evelyn Cooley (Mrs. BurtaB A»> drews' 3 days; Miss Dnickenmingr, 1 day; Mr Reltz (Mrs. Jobn ll»- Oonigle. 1 day; Miss Markm <v day; MUs Etschman (Mrs. les Frack) 22 days.
AccManta—Two accidents suffsfsi by elementary pupils resulted In ttM loss of 12 days. One of these oo* curred on the playground, other was a home aeeklant.
medical Inspector devoted SO
to the worlc during May. dUtrlkOlgi
as  follows:   general  classroom  IB*
.spectlon 3 hours, ssnltary
of buildings 4 hours, special
Inations  for  control of
disease 13 hours.   He mads a loM
of 10 visits to tbe schools and §»«•
4 health talks to pupils.
Nmwe's Beperl   The nurse
18 home visius. took 7 pupils accompanied 7 pupils to doetor, i tlst and oculist, and  admlnlsfa 42 treatments for minor aUmoats.
A campaign for ImmunttaUsB against diphtheria was conducMI during May. and Mrs. Knecht BC* companied 58 pupUs to tbelT toaaOf physician to receive toxoid ln|sg tlons
A .special baby care demonstratlOB by Mi.s5 Kreider, a public bealMl nurse of Easton and a flrst ali demonstration by Mr. Lawrence Moo were given the Home Hygiene class during the month. 14 senkw hl|l| school girls finished this course laB were awarded Red Cross certlfleats^
Contagious diseases prevalent dlHw ing May:  Scarlet Fever 1.
Saperintcndciit's Acta—t — Ko* ceipts 8393    Expenditures gg.gC
ind. Aru Dept.—Receipu g22ja No outstanding accounts.
Noa-R««M«it TwMloB for Mir amou.nt^d   ro   S2521.26.
Athletir*—Four basebaU games and no track meets were hekl on tbo home grounds during May. Receipts were m<>ager. Tlie total of groaa ro> ceipts for the four games were 147Mt expenses $23 00; and the net: $22 90
A statement of rccetpU and penses for the season covering oall and track Is given on a separalg shtet.
Treasurer of Hlgli SclMal taatian rer>orts • balance of as of May 31. 1939. STMTS ot ttalg constitutes the 1939 Comet fund. Th* Athletic A£9octatlon balanee Is Oke* 411.M.
The Senior Hlgii SelMel OpssvUo rendered on May 4 and S waa a roif creditable rendition of The Oeml and the Co-Gd, and was weU leoolwi by two large audiences. Total fg* relpts were 8360.60. espenses OllS-l^ and net balance 814S.43.
TnbercwUn ExamtaaUO* -• Bill No. U47 paased by both and senate and now In the of the Governor authorises bo»r<k (Continued on Paso Poor)
njalmar Protepe, minislcr to the rniti^ HtatM from Finland, who will deliver a rherk for hb nallon'a war drbt payment la the trcaaory today. Finland h the only natlaa to make recwiar payMMila on loans BMde by the VnMed Stotoa taPookm the WerM war.
Miss Mar>- Dr>', who will be mar¬ ried in tlip near future to Stanley Oel.se. was honored at a delicat?.s.scn shower and bridge jjiven at the home of Miss Marion Kern, South Broad St.. last evening.
Among those present were Mr.j A. William Day. Mrs. Adam Shekletske, Mr.s Oeorge Sunberg and the Mioses Margaret Seyfried. Elizabeth Sloat, Anna Wunderly. Edna Shelly, IxjLs Long. Mildred Oakes. Margaret Roush. Jean Clute. Mary Wheeler, Irene Knapp. Caroline Buts, Louise Kern, the guest-of-honor, snd uie hosteas, all of town.
  • COMMrNION AT PORKS
The preparatory service will be held and the Lord's Supper admin¬ istered tn Porks Church, the Rev Ororge S. Kleckner, Lutheran pastor, on Sunday, June 18, at 10 A M,
   
Floyd Knaais. farmer, residing near Bushkill Centre, purchased the Irvin West farm contalnmg 56 acres with buildings for 83900. The heirs of Mr. We.st who died sometime ago. had public .sale, for the farm, but l| was withdrawn. Now they sold ths farm at pubUe sale.
I CALENDAR oT iCOMINGiYEKg
June 17—"nie BushkUl Centre Ice cream festival m the Rain date. June 31.
June 17—Lerch Reunion at Park, rain or shine.
June ai—Picnic by the Bank
of the Hecktown DrylBBi Church on tbo ehurril 9919, (Ram date Juno 88Ul).
July 1—Picnic by the Lodlog Ott Society of Salsm Unlaa OMK\ Moorestown. Rain 9at99 9 m§ Bth.
July lat-Bt. John's erhood pjwils at
•     OffOVO.
July   8-Plcnle   by ' tho AtodUary of Troop Mo. 99, Beouto of ¦esklowBi Church Lawn.
Jttly S-Annoal plento By
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date. July It. July n—Aanaal pisalg tf •uttihill Osatn a a I July M.
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