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,,^,y evening, December 24th rTnsO o'clock, St. John's Lu- eoniregation will conduct an *;, candlelight Christmas lach worshipper upon en- th. Church will receive a ...^ Wd during the service, the fffcr^ach candle will be carried yiSt Bearers from the arge y tyy- the chancel. The large SSTwpresents ChrUt the Light S^World Sixteen boys and girls. *Zw, of the catechetical class. Zmp^as light bearers.
U aMtkm ta the ChrUtmas Ca- nTwhleb wUl be sung by the con- ^ there wUI be appropriate ^ the Junior  and Senior _   ^he public Is cordially in¬ to tttand this beautiful ser-
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mfttt annual Christmas Candk * LMU and Carol Service will be IM tott. John's Ev.  Reformed
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 21, 1939
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NewOffioers of Nazareth Fire Company
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on Sunday afternoon, De ^^ Mtb, at 4 o'clack. "fkiiNiram Includes selections by ^gmBK tag Bet\iot choirs under S gwirinn of Charles Hess. Bolo MB vUt Bt taken by the following m!. BIBaat Heyer, Mrs. Luther St, OMt lftU'<^ "^ Oeorge amith. ^Mrtill Invitation is extended B dl la rtiaie thU beautiful    nd
rm aerviee. pUMnt entitled "ChrUtmas **  will be  presentad  on cftnlng at 7 o'clock by Primary. Junior and Departmenu  of  the
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•Hm Bnday School of Haman iMpUaal Church, will present alkpHM MTfiee far ChrUtmas on •fifMataff. Dec. 23 at 7:45 o'-
^ MUl 0( the pageant U "Bells ifggaBr Bt Dorothy Lehman. The pMttf the servioe will be ren- I Ir tha children of the Prl- Btnt and eonsUts of D's Song", recitations ITien follows the adapted   to   music   by i; solo and duet, "There's atory" by Helen Koch k atahl; a pantomime "O
      m of Bethlehem" by flve
«¦!¦•¦: a girl's quartet, "Olrd IkMh Mth"; a elass song "This I MM lhe King."
tmris, personified by Marlon ¦I Ivalyn Oranda, carry the amofhout the entire service. Ml Naoe represents Rabbi Ben ; a class o{ children. woond scene the angels I the birth of ChrUt to the -_^-—I. The manger soene U I—^Mary Wels.s, as Mary, and tgp ¦nm as Joseph. J —» three, the Wise men InvlKh, Donald Detweiler, and wMm Naee) sec the Star, and •BBlewwahip the New Bom King. __at BBirent intervals songs are JUiL.' '"'* chorus. The entire ¦¦ Wm In a nnal number, bring- *f*»find climax the Christmas Bgimgt, '^ells o( Peace."
mUTKCLUB
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it ^. lunatic club of the loeal ^ *** Wth school on Tuesday *"Bt iwaentej two playieu at LS^ fwmbly period held ''¦• *«*nt body. -21*W .entitled, "Rebounding gj«  ind "The Looking Olaas
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ADDRESSES LIONS
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Wh Lions Club, during a semi-
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tma^Ji^ Snyder, pastor of St. •E tal ?" *''^"«»' The speak-
•iWdent'^^ *""" c°'n«>»ttee. fSSln^^J'' M Ayres waa In j;*^ 'he meeting and a favor-
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IscHOLASTKSFmp   BOY SCOUT HONOR
AniANQUET    COURT AT NAZARETH
Snoted, toft to right: Allen Kahtor, trust**; Walter J. Knecht. flnanelal s*er*tary: MarahaU Moll, vtc«>pr*8ldent: Stanley R. Woodring. prest- Jent: Ruaaall UUy, recording secretary; Ptank Mareks, treasurer. Stand Ini: WUlUm'Bdelman, apparatus foreman: Charles Kahler. a&sUtant apparatus foreman; Clinton Stetler, assistant hose foreman; William R. MUler, flrst issUtant flre chtef; Michael Masters, chief; Chester Oower. hose foreman; Asher Hahn. hook and Udder foreman, and Paul Trach. convention delegate. _. .    _.       ...
Saint Nick Comes to Nazareth
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mt Mania «'laMa to Wafarvlh, ¦ romiNHnltr aMralr upaMMirr^ hf ttta KaaarMk lar* krrr laat Kr<aa> rtmiaa »«ltk a-»l»rful rrrrMwa>, Pkoiu akawa r«aaw- Irt, l|«at>ra. Mi»iwa}>r aa< Mrrarr arr slaaallas tu lr(t.
SANTA CLADENS OVER 2.000 CMIUWEN
MMCTORSOF
core. MEET
Announce  Eleventh  An¬ nual Dinner Meeting January 19th
Secretary of Com¬ merce To Speak
  The last regular meeting of the jH[ Board of Directors for 1939 was
O held Monday evening In the of¬ fice rooms of Tlie Parmers Union Mutual Pire In.surance Company. P. H. Martin, president, presided.
Reports were heard from the High¬ way C:mmiltee on widening the curve along the Nazareth-Bath pike, near Walsh's Oarage. It was an¬ nounced that the Chamber received word from the District Engineer, J. C. McCarrel, that there may be a W. P. A. project set up for widening this route with the recommendation of adding three feet of paving on each side ol tlie present pavement.
The Industrial Committee, headed by E. C. Champion, reported that according to present developments, the McCollum and Post factory building would be occupied within the near future. A rug concern. It was stated. Is making preparations to open a pl.int here and is making repairs now to start operations soon. President Martin appointed at this meeting a committee on arrange¬ ments for the Eleventh Annual Din¬ ner meeting of the Chamber to be held at The Naaareth Inn. Priday evening. Januar>' 19th, at 6:30 o'¬ cloek. Special arrangements are on foot for an open meeting with In¬ vitations going out to all business¬ men and interested citisens to at¬ tend. The speaker, It was announc¬ ed, will be Richard P. Brown, Secre¬ tary of the Department of Commerce of Pennsylvania. Full particulars of this meeting are to be announced at a future date.
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Distribute Toys and
Food To Needy
JL The Tin Cm Matinee, .^ponsored ^ by the Welfare Oroup of the Woman's Club and the Broad Street Tlieatre was a .success, there being 816 canned good* received and dis¬ tributed to 60 needy f.imlUe.s.
This same commlttfo arc dU- tributlng the toys the club members brought to their recent Christmas party.
Members of the committee are. Mrs. P. D Heckman. Mr.s P 8. Trumbower, Mrs. Howard Shimer, Mrs. H. P. Yeisley. Mrs H.irvey C Snyder, Mrs. Warren Breinig. Mrs Harry Seyfried. Mrs. Wm. Jacob*. Mrs. Edmund Champion, Mrs. P. T Honeyman, Miss M.»ry Kleppinger, Mlss Beatrice Newhart, Mn A O Schmidt, Mrs A O Kern, Mrs A E. Prantz, Mrs P. A Simmoas. Mrs Mary Winn and Mrs, Walter Kern.
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SAILED FOR CENfilAL AMERICA JL Mrs. Marguerite Marx, of town, left on Tue^ltf for New Or- leat^ La . whol^ si^ will sail for BilMJs, Nicara^.). OliUral America. wheAshe^^ vl*ither son, Bev BfrTn\^J0irn and «r1fe. and her daughter. MLia Bllzalt»th Mara, all MoravUn missionaries In Nicaragua
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Inmates of County Home
and Easton Home Were
Included
SCOUTS DO
GOOD DEED
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Santa's second annual visit here was witnessed by more than three thousand spectators and children last Prlday evening, as mote than two thousand individual gifts distributed by him personally, as¬ sisted by four boy scouts.
The program, sponsored by The Nazareth Merchants A.ssoclatlon, st.irted at 7 o'clock with Tlie Nasa¬ reth Choral Society and the Mora¬ vian Trombone Choir rendering Christmas carols from the veranda 2f the Nazareth Inn. Motta's Radio furnished the amplifying system broadcasting the carols while chU¬ dren and parents waited for Santa to arrive.
Arranged directly In front of the Nazareth Inn wa.s a ramp construct¬ ed by Nazareth Firemen, for the youngsters to walk right up to Santa, rccelw their gift and exit In perfect order through a roped-off .section of the strert policed by Firemen, head- cd by Stanley Wojdring, president of the Fire Comp.uiy.
Long before Santa arrived chil¬ dren eight years and under formed 111 line within the ropcd-ofl area, including many mothers and fathers with tiny tots, ready to greet him .IS he entered with two big trucks, loaded to capacity with cartons con- t.lining over two thou.sand bags of goodies. Santa's vehicle, driven and decorated by Oeorge Meeser, had a Christmas tree stationed on each comer of the truck, a red chimney In the center, with Santa standing In the middle of heaped up gifts all around htm. A second vehicle was necessary, driven by Prank Hommer, and also loaded to capacity, followed Santa to the lineup at the ramp.
It wasn't long after Santa ar¬ rived when the long line started to move and each in line received a bag containing .\ half pound <U candy, an orange, pretzels. cookle.s and chewing aum. It kept S.\nta busy for a Uttle more than two hours handing out the gifts, and the firemen keeping ord T.
This year tlie .\Iorchants Associa¬ tion made sure that S.inta h.id en¬ ough gifts to reach around, and, :ircnrdlii7 to announcements, more thin wrt' neces.sary for local chil¬ dren. It wii.s announetd that nearly four hundred gift* were distributed »o inmntes at The Northampton County Home, following the local p.irty, and also a carton of gifts wa> delivered to The E.iston Home for Children.
The committeo in charge consisted of Tally Ma.sters, St.uiley Woodring, H"rb-rt Bell. R. H. Michael, C. A. Ariali'iiilrr, Oeorge Mee.ser and W. F. Mrrfz. Tlie committee, acting Tor Tlie Merchants AssocLitlon. wishes to tliank the Oirl Scout.s. Boy Scouts, the Narnrcth Choral Society, the Moravian Trombone Choir and the Nazareth Firemen for the splendid cj-operation and a.<si.stance rendered 111 helping to make this second an- nml ChrLstnias Party .a big success.
we NEED VOVB SUPPORT!
^ On Saturday 23rd a group of girls will conduct a "Bangle Pin Day" In Naaareth.
Will you please support these young ladles and thus—"Help to Fight Tuberculosis." in our Com¬ munity.
LOCAL RED CROSS ROLL REACHES $1426.65
J^ The Nazareth Branch. American Red Cross Roll Call reached a total of 1142663 this year accord¬ ing to Mrs. Pred Heckman, local chairman.
The roll call reports show that the 1940 solicitation netted 1286 mem¬ bers atxl 1140.63 in donations, against the 1939 enrollment of 1121363.
BI'!«HKILL M. E. CHURrn
rHRIATMAS PROGRAM
^ It was announced by the Sun- ^ day .school of the Busliklll M. E. Church. Clearfleld, tliat they will rondrr their ChrLsfm.vs program to¬ morrow night at 7:30 o'clock Ever>'- boclv is Invited to attend.
ARE VOU USING CHRISTMAS SE.4LS
Jt Have you seen the new 1939 tuberculosis Christmas seal? It consists of a red and blue angel's head and a double-barred cross set upon a white background.
The  Tuberculosis Society,   which uses this seal, has been  active  in this community for the past 7 years, especially in our public schools Have Vw Baagkt Taara?
Twelve of our public school pu¬ pils have been placed in various sanltoriums by this society and many homes have been provided with mllic from the T. B. funds.
Movies and pamphlets have also been presented to our schools to emphasise the spread of tubercu- tosls.
Since May, 1938, the society has provided serum and material neces¬ sary for the Mantoux test, which was administered to the students of senior high school.
It Ls our duty to support this movement in an endeavor to have the .'.plendid work of this society continued in the future. The best way m which we can do this 1.^ to buy Christmas seals—now. Don't forget—NOW
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K. of F. Elect Officers
Jt Members of Nazareth Chamber No     109,    Order    Knights    of Priind.ship,    on    Monday    evening electid the following offlcers:
Past grand sir knight marsh.ill, Raymond Prey; sir knight marsh..ll. Abner Pearson; senior and Junior champions, respectively. R u s .¦- e 11 Kne.sgp and Jacob Serfass; knight warden. Orant Remaley; representa¬ tive to the grand chamber, Charles Welty; pianist, John Willauer: re¬ cording-secretary, Allen TroxoU; fi¬ nancial-secretary, Lester Laubach; and treasurer, Lester Kratz
No meeting will be held Monday evening.
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CHOIR REHEARSALS JL Mr. Landis, choir maater of the Drjland Church. Hecktown. an¬ nounced that there will bo.no Jun¬ ior Choir rehearsal this week, and that the Senior Choir will rehearse tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock in- .stend of 8 o'clock, aa ho had pre¬ viously announced.
WOODRING RE- ELECTED PRESIDENT
Masters Agrain Named Fire Chief
   Nazareth's   Scholastics,   cham- jH, plons   of    the   Lehigh   Valley
ta Sfmi-Pra Ond Leagu.' which only recently ended its first season, were guest.s to local to'A'n.speople at ; the second annual testimonial b.in- j (ju.t to the team held last evening I In the auditorium of the local Y. | M.C.A. I
The official presentation of the league championship cup was made ¦ during the banqu t Ijy Prank Klein, I president of the league. Al.so each \ member of the .squad were given i their "Xmas" pres-^nts w;iiclv,-«fl i the record, was a tidy .suai.-'-''^^ Hugo  Bezdek,  former  coach   and
Receives Degree
^ Stanhy R. WoDdring was re¬ elected to the presidency of the Vigilance Hase Company. No. 1. at the annual re-organization meeting of the company held on Monday evening for his third term.
Other ofBcers elected, and who will take offlce at the Januarj' meet¬ ing, were; vice-president, Marshall Moll; recording-secretary. Russell Lilly; financial-secretarj'. Walter J. Knecht; treasurer. Prank Marcks; trustee, Allen Kahler; delegate to the c:nvention, Paul Trach; alternate. William Edelman: fire-chief, Michael Masters; first assistant fire-chief, William R. Miller; second assistant flre-chlef. Lawrence Rice; foreman of the hose, Chester Oower; assistant foreman of the h053, Clinton Stetler; foreman of the hook and ladder. Asher Hahn: foreman of apparatus. William Edelman; and a.ssistant foreman of apparatus. Charles Kah¬ ler,
The following executive commit¬ tee was named for the annual Fire¬ man's Ball which will be held the Priday evening before Oeorge Wash¬ ington's Birthday: chairman. Rus¬ sell Lilly; secretary, Lawrence Rice: trea.surer. Michael Masters; chair¬ man of tickets. Walter Knecht: chairman of prizes. Roy Hahn; chairman of haas In lOOF building. Oeorge Hartzell; chairman of plno
director of athletics at Penn State Co:iege. was the principle .'p-aker of the evening Mr, Bezd?k is also Interested in pro and .semi-pro foot¬ ball as he wa.s recently connected with the Cleveland Rams, of the National Pro Leagu-.
Members cf the championship .squad are: Victor Weis.% Vmcent Koncir, L:uis Pedro. Louie Skok. Jake Yurasitz, Robert Weiss, Joseph Betz, Robert Siebler. Joseph Ma¬ horsky, Oeorge OiUe, Emer.son Run¬ dle, Paul Bayda, David WeLsscopf, Oeorge Dech, Charles Ootto, John Wpi.s.s, Howard Werner. Harry Eng¬ ler, Qucnton Oeorfe, Dave Shame- neck. Paul Hommir, John Rada- kowitch. Charles Pree. trainer, Henry Kraemer, and CDach, Charles Bar¬ tolet.
Several Hunderd Awundib Including Eagle Rank, Made at Council Eveat
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STUDENTS TO TAKE PART AT P.T.A. MEETING
^ Students of the local Junior high achool will take part in the Jan¬ uary meeting of the local Parent- Teacher's Association, according to an announcement made this past week-end.
The program will be held on Thursday evening, January 11th, at 7:43 o'clock. Musical selections will be given by Individual members of the school; a marionette show, en¬ titled. "Clnderalla," will be given by members of the Marionette Club, di¬ rected by Miss Jean Clute; and a scientific play or experiments will be given by the science classes of the ninth grade under A. Willi, m Day.
COUNTY SCIIOOL BOARD ORGANIZES
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Son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hal- ..erstadt. 115 North Broad Street, Nazareth, who received the degree 01 Doctor of Optometry at the 7iid convocation of the Northern Illinois College of Optometry, Chi- c.igo. 111., Friday. He is a graduate of Nazareth High School with the class of 1935 and entered tlie Chi¬ cago institution the following year
MERCHANTS' SHOW WINDOWS AnRACT- ING ATTENTION
Several   hundred   awards made last Friday evening at B Curt   of   honor   of   OelawafV I Valley Council Boy Scouts, held Bl
the auditorium of the Y.M.C.A. At¬ tended by 450 persons. It waa UM I largest ever held In the area. I The rank of Eagle scout waa 0M> I ferred upjn three Easton scouts, M- I ward Blackman and Finn lrlluo% ' members of Troop 27 of the Oal- I vary M E. Church and ObeaMV I Hlndenach   of  Troop   13. ktemortal
Ref rmed Church, WUson boroufb. The   awards   were   presented   by
the Rev C K Fegley of WeatMV* : ken. N J. a member of the eoim* ' cil, who acted as chairman at tiM
meeting    Tlie badges were given to
the mothers of the boys, arho pin*
ned them on their sons. A large number of other badges
w re given. Including first class, ataf,
life and veteran awards. Included in the court were R. &
Fortuni.  chairman  of  the   dlstrtet;
W. S Culpepper, Jr., scout execu- I tlve;    O    A    Oreensweig,    Irviaa
Mansbach. A. Albert Oross and Rav- I leigh Johnson, members of the es- j ecutive board; John C. Pohl, deputy ' commissioner; Milton P. Llpplnoott^ I Harvey Kellow. Elmer Snyder, War- ' ren Ebert-s. James Charron. distrlflk
commissioners:   and   Prank   InaelM I and Edward Kneller  • »
scour LEADOS
chle in Shafer building. Robert Poll-   # The Northampton County School weller;  chairman of overflow haas'       ,»°f^ organized  last  week by
re-electing the  Rev.  P.  R. Shafer
in Borough Hall. Frank Marcks; chairman of check raom. Arthur Oetz; chairman of property. Martin Smith; and chairman of "300" In Borough Hall, Victor Edelman.
Also the committee In charge of the Pour-County Convention which will be held tn Nazareth next sum¬ mer was announced as: Chief Bur¬ gess Conrad C Miller, honorary chairman; Ru=sell Lilly, chairman; Prank Kemmerer, vice-chairman: Roy Hahn, general-secretary; Law¬ rence Rice, correspondlng-secretarj-; Prank   Marcks,   treasurer;    Walter
president and C. W, Orey. vice- president. Both are elected for a one-year term. The secretarj- and Treasurer are elected for a four-year term and were elected at the sum¬ mer session of the organization The treasurer elected was Asher Dim- mick of Hellertown and the secre¬ tary, Walter H. Schlegel, Moores¬ town. It was also announced that these same officers serve as offlcers of the County School Directors As¬ sociation.
Jt Tlie spirit of the season as dis played in local show windows is attracting much attention. Mer¬ chants along Main. ^Ividere and Broad Streets are prfsenting many pretty exhibits, mar of which are original, designed *nd constructed by managers ing cl^ks. The Tooner- viUe Trolley dWplayed by The Buz¬ zard Electric Company on Main St.,
designed by Carl Peters, u one of the : mj^, M  to 3 P. M.    All scouts most original displays now showiag^^ownles   of   Nazareth
It was announced by R. K. Stout and H. C. Beil. local electrical con¬ tractors, that many more house and lawn decorations will be on display this week-end La.st minute calls are being received by both of these deal¬ ers for material and display orders
It was also announced by local grocers selling Christmas trees, that although sales were slow last w:ek. trees are moving rapidly now and that the supply will be pretty well exhausted by Saturday. •      B
Knecht, chairman of donation fund, j> ^amp 315, Patriotic Orde with Allen Kahler as assUtant; and ^f *„,.,,.„„. .„ ,^.^,.,„., ,^ , William Edelman.
P. O. or A. NOMI.NATE
er   of Americans In addition to regu¬ lar   business   transactions   at   tlieir Tlie latter named committee met   meeting last Wednesdav evening in Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock.   At ' Eagle Hall. Centre Square, nomin- a recent meeting the group heard an   ated   the   following   offlcers.   Presi- outllne of the convention held this , dent.
past summer at Ea.st Mauch Chunk by representatives of tliat company. Also nine new members and four applications were received
XMAS SOCIAL
JL Member-s of Lod« Prlnclpessa ^ Maria Ha dl Sajroia. No. 1746. held a Chrlatmas>6clal for mem¬ bers and chiliWrtfm the Holy Fam¬ ily Sick and Relief Society Hall on Mauch Chunk St. on Sunday.
Visitors included: Anthonv Leone, venerable of the Lodge Chmottl. of   ^^"^^ ^^ ^"  '^'^>'* ^   Wagner, on Allentown; Mrs. Rosina Ricci. vener- | f^'^view St.
able of the Lodge Maria di Savoia. '    Hostes.ses included:  Mrs. Wagner, of Easton; and John Ricci   also ol  ^""^ ^'l'^^ Stocker. Mrs Mary Win.i.
Cora Beers; vice-president. Madeline Heard; vice-president. Mayme Edelman; a.ssistant vice- president. Alice Frantz: Conductor. Alma Eckhart; asst. conductor, Jea¬ nette Metz; recording .secretary. Ella Hay; financial secretary, Mary Abel: treasurer. Hazel Oetz and guardian.  Verna  Kienzle
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HOME GROUP MEET ^ Members of the American Homt Or^up of the Nazareth Woman's Club  met   Monday  evening at   the
Easton.
Mrs.  Burton Andrews.  Mrs Pauley and Mrs. Ouy Cump
Robert
LEGION DISCUSS POST HOME ENLARGEMENT
JL Enlarging of their Post Home was the featured topic of discus- .-¦.on of members of the Harold V. Knecht Post. No. 415. American Le¬ gion, at their semi-monthly meeting held Tue.-day evening.
The increased demand for space In the present building by the many gr:ui)s who use the building almost every nigh: of the week has caused the need for enlargenlng the build¬ ing Com.iiander Kersey R. Dever, Sr. was directed to contact various local architects and contractors on plans for s'jch additions and report at the next meeting of the Po,it.
AUo, action wa; taken on repair work on the building in order to have It in the be.^t of condition for next .lUm.-ners Bi-Centennial. Also checks for the sum.s of 825 and 8100 were received for the building fund from th> War Motiiers and Ladies' Aux¬ iliary
On Prlday. December 29th. at 7 p m , the Ladles Auxiliar>' will spon¬ sor a kiddies Christmas party for children of legionnaires ten years of age or less.
The Post also wishes to take ad¬ vantage of these columns to thank local people for contributions of old newspapers, magazines, etc., and also tliey announced that their coUec- '' tions will continue Indefinitely. j
Members   of   the   Olrl   8cott<
Council met at the home of Miss Henrietta Prantz, South Bro«a St., Monday evening, at which tloM further plans were made for tbo Winter Carnival to be hekl at tbo Municipal Park, December 27th fraoi
Bath   a4
; Tatamy are Invited to participate.,;
I    Election of offlcers was also
{ at  this meeting with the follo'
\ re;u!t^:   Commissioner,   Mra.   iohB
McOonlgle:  Deputv CommUalooen,
I Mrs    Albert   Neel   and   Mrs.   Bart
Heyer:   Secretary.   Mrs.   Walter  S.
Scutt;     Treasurer,     Mrs.    Bdwuil
' Cassler and Registrar, Mrs. dlntM
i Koch.
Present at the meeting were lft& John McOonlgle, Mrs. W. J. Beutt, I Mrs E. A. N Seyfried. Mra. CUo- I ton Koch. Mrs. Nathan Brobst, Mm I Earl Heyer, Mrs. Edward Caaaler, I Mr.> Birton Andrews and Mlss Hen¬ rietta Frantz. ^ The next meeting of the CouncU I will be held on Monday. January 15th.
i of Niss FortMr
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JP Tlie  engagement   of  Mlss ICai
Fortner, 56 Elast High St., tova,
to Russell Myers, of Warren Otaa,
I N. J., was announced Monday eve¬ ning at a gathering of the  femlno
' offlce force of  the Penn-Dixle Oe-
I ment Corp held at the Hotel Tray-
' lor, Allentown
Pre.sent  were:   Misses  MarguerMS Altema.se. Olive Held   Helen Leafejr,
' Millicent Rader, Bertha Moser, Ade¬ line Oraybill Oladys Alpaugh, Plo¬ rence Clewell, Predi Seheeta, AnoA
I Kraemer, May Cassler, Floreiwo Hahn    Edythe   Simmons,    MirlaM
I Florey. EUie Heam. Catherine Tiaf
I and Mae Portner
Eagle Scouts at Nazareth Court of Honor
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STUDENT COUNCIL XMAS PARTT
JL The Student Council of the Nai¬ areth High SchoM sponsond tte annual Christmas party for atudentg of the institution on Wedneaday from 7:30 to 11 p. m. in tho gym¬ nasium of the building llita yoor no entrance fee was charged as tht partv was frev to all members of Ui* senior high school. The braaa eholr sang Chrlstma.s carols and ttie BlUO and Whlt« Orchestra, directed by Marvin Reitz, played for dancing.
Moneys derived from sale of con¬ cessions at football and basketball games were 'o-fed lo defray the es» pen.se of the aftalr
Offlcer.s of tlic council are: WU¬ llam Hahn, pre.sitlent; Herbert Raf- fetto.  vloe-presltlent;   Barbara Neu-
i ner.  aecretarv:   and   Henry  Byrnca,
I trea-surer    Other members are: Vol- ma Smith, senior class represent*-
I tive:  Andnw Kavcak. of the Junlot cla.ss:   and  Allen Winters,  Virginia
I Drauch and  Walter Hagenbuch, mt
I the Sophumopc  claas.
Tlie councU only recently organ¬ ized a lost and found department with Velma Smith In charige. Hm department will post lists of artlelM on the school's bulletin board side of Room No. IB. •      B
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