The Nazareth Item

              The Nazareth Item
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Vol. 44 — No, 42 — l.s S(.. Main St.. riidiic 2(i
N A/.'Mi KTII.   I'A..  TIICRSDAY ..1(>1:XIX(;. .SKI'TK-MUKIi li', l!*:;-'.
W. P. A. FUNDS NOW AVAILABLE FOR IM¬ PROVEMENTS TO LOCAL PROPERTY OWNERS
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Material Cost .S1.50 per Lineal Foot For Curb and SCHLEGEL'S STORE
Red Letter Days   -
by A. B. Chapin
Gutter; 70c per Lineal Foot For 5 Foot Sidewalk
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APPLICATIONS MUST BE FILED NO
LATER THAN SEPTEMBER 18th
As outlined In the Itom two weeks, lim-.il fool for curb and gutter and ago, W. P. A. tundi arc now av.iil- 70 cents per linwl toot for a five- able to property owners of Nazarcth foot sidewalk. For a sidewalk nar- to improve the fronts of their prop rowi-r or wider than five feet the ertlcs by building curb, gutter and price would be in the same pra- .sldewalk. By an arrangement whcri?- porlionalc.
by   the  property   owner   pay^    the      Since  Borough Council  can only
material-, for con.struction and the act as purclia.-,ing agent and super-
Work.s Porgress Administration .sup- vi.sor for the  properly owner, it  i-.
plies all the labor incidental to con¬ struction.
Ti'e Nazareih Borough Council realizing the .saving that would ac¬ crue to the properly owners under
nece.ssary   that   tlic   applicant   pay in advance to the Borough Treasur¬ er  the amount  necessary  for    the purcha.-p of the materials needed. As lime is a factor In getting the
this  plan,     have devi>ed    a    plan work siarlt-d before winter weather,
whereby they would relieve the pro- it  Is advi.sable  for per.sons wishing
perty owner wh<i will avail himself to avail thesei^c.- of lhi:; opporluni-
of the opportunity from the various ly  to file their application at once
detail.s mvolved.    By  thi.s plan th- with Borough  Engineer, Ed. Jonos,
Borough  Council will   contract   for at the Municipal Building.   An ap-
the   maleriaLs   needed,   supply   the plication should be filed for such a
necccs-sary  engineering   and  super- projeci  as  soon as  jxissiblo  to get
vision to insure the proper con.struc- lhe appropriation and Council feel.-,
tion of the various units, according that    all    applications  .should    be
to  the  Standard  Spccilicationi) for filed not laler than Sepienilx^r 18tii their construction. It is Miggosted thai before you file
Tire cost of the materials needed your   application   you   verify   your
for the various units will be guar- property frontage as called   for by
anteod by the Council to b" $1.50 per your deed.
CHANGE SIX MORE PRINCIPESSA LODGE SCHOOL OFFICIALS   CONWCTED MEETING
- Harrisburg — Six additional L.idge No. 1746. I'rincepe.ssa Maria changes in di-striet and asii.-,tant Pu di Savoia. Order Sons of Italy county school .sup-'rintondencles in America, held a meting Sun- have been announced by Dr. Lester day in Carlos Hall on tho Black K. Ade. Sup<^rinlendent of Public Rock Road. Among tho nolablo.s Instruction, making a total of nin--- presont were John Frinzi and Orand
teen who started in new .school ad¬ ministrative position.-^ this year. They are:
Josepii F   Noonaii,    district    sup- erinteiidoiit.    M§liony    City.      who
Deputy Mrs. Liboria Frinzi. both of Ea.-lon. After the regular business meeling. the members of the lodge held a picnic at Laurita.s farm on the Moorestown Road    The foUow-
il.so continue, as .suporinlendent of   ns?   members   of   various   lodges   in
Mahony City Township schools.
Walter Bazard, di.strict super- Intendonl. .Midland, .-succeeding H. V. Horlingcr.
J(i.s.-pa C. Woirick. di.-.trict super- Intcnd-nt. Abington Township, suc- cedina; Edward S   I.rrg.  resigned.     .
John  B   Campbel. disirict supor- Intendenl,    Exeter Bofo.    He    was ^ formerlv     stiporvisins    principal of Exet"!  school.s. I
Wiliiam    G     Burkett,      Johnson Ro;id.    Housion.    assistant    .siipor- \ intendeni,      Wa.shington      County Schfxils.    succcediiis S   E   Murphy, resigned
Prank H. Painter, Jersey Shore. assistant superintendent. Lycominj; County Schools, succeeding Oeorge A.  Ferrell.  retired
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HARVE!<T HOME  SERVICES
.%T  FORKS t'Hl'RC H
Easton were present: Mi.<.s Julia Ricci. of the Easton Juvenile Ledge; Or.mcl Deputy Mr-. Lilwria Frinzi. of the Prineepes.sa Maria dl Savoia Lodge; John Frmzi. of the Ales.san- dro Lodge; Paul Petrigana. of tho E^nrico Millo Lodge, and several n;her memlj<n's of the Ea.ston lodges. The following candidates were pres¬ ent at the picnic and gave several short addre.s.ses: Justin D. Jeralar- ino, Esq., of Bethleiiem; Daniel Mc¬ Carthy, of Bethleiiem; Mariani Savona o! E.is; B.ingor. and Wil¬ liam Frack. of K,i-"i:i
B.%KH  SALE
The Ladie.s Aid Society ot tho E-. angelical Church will conduct a Bak'- Sale on Saturday, Soplomlx'r 14th. at the Atlantic and Pacific Store, on corner Main and Walnut __^__ I streets. Nazareih
Tlio Festival of the Harvest will , A hue of fresh home-made pies, be celebrated in Forki Church, the rakes, su^ar cakes, bread and pea- Rev. Oeorge S   Kleckner, Lutheran , nuts will bo ofTered for .sale, which
pastor, on Sunday. September 15th. at 10 A   M
Sp»^cial mirsic. beautiful docora- tion:> and an appropriate sermon will feature the observance of this time honored fes':v,\l
will begin at 9:30 a. lu.    Publie pa¬ tronage l.s invited
Mr and Mr.s cii:irles Kahler and ll. Warren. Walnul siroel. malored I Prncoton. N  J . oi: Sunday
FRONT IS BEING REMODELED!
A new center entrance is now in the proce.ss of con.struc.ion to    the | front  of  Henry  Schlegel's Clothing Store. Contractnr H. O  Simons and \ Son arc doing llu work
Tlie former .side entrance wi'.l be clo;.etl. <The now entrance will face Belvidere Street and will be a di- cided improvement in appearance. Work was .started Tuesday morn¬ ing and the entire job is to be completed in about ten days AI special rebuilding sale .starts today and w;i; continue until thia new iront  is  completed,
B'j.videre Street i.s fast on it way of   luAing   the   be.st   looking   store | ft-.jr.i-.   from   a   modernistic   view- poin-.   Let'.', have .some more storo- ] f:o;it  improvoinents—its good bUv nei:
STATE IS LEADER IN POTATO CROPS
H.irrisburg—The importance of potatoes a.s a cash crop and a.s an economical food in Penn.sylvania is emphasiz<^d in a statement issued today by the State Dt-partm.?nt of Agriculture ofllciaU.
Pennsylvania is one of the lead¬ ing Stales in Iwth production and consumption of potatoes and la.st vear produced the mo.st valuabl. potato crop of any state
Potatoes havp gradually replac >d wheat a.s the leadng cash crop in the Commonwealth For a number of yeans following the Civil War. the cash income fnjm wheat wa-. more than twice the income from potatoes, but in the past three years the cash realized from the .sale of potatoes has averaged twice the in¬ come secured from selling wheat. Potatoes have been the loading cash crop in Pennv^lvania practically every year, sinre the World War while previously lo the war they seldom if e\er, attained that rank.
Despite its wide u.-e in the human diet, few people fully realize that the potato Is one of the cheap:^st, most healthful and most easily digested of ali foods Investigations liavo repeatedly shown potatoes to l)e rich in alkaline food aalls and an • ¦xcellcnt blood-building food. Like '.vise, potatoes are less fattening than many other foodd. For ex¬ ample, a potato produces only one- h.ilf to one-fourth a- many calories as an eq'avalent weight of maca¬ roni, rice, or pa.siry products. It can be seen from tliis offlcials .said.
Popular Nazareth Girl To
Wed This Afternoon
ENG.AGEME.NT OF LOCAL GIRL IS AN.N01NCED
EL-.tnor  E.  Gano.  daughter , Reverend  Arnim  Francke.  of  Win-      Mr   and Mr.s. Warren Breinig. of
sion-Salem. N. C . will act as bea   Center street, town, announced the man.    A  reception  will  follow  and   engagement of their daughter. Mus
a ' Anne Elizabeth Bremig. to Dr  Mer-
M
of  Mr.  and  Mrs. WUiam  P.  Oano
of 121 Norlh Main .street. Nazareth
and Charles B  Adams, of Winston- ¦ the   couple   later   will   leave   on
Salem.   N,  C.  will  be   married    at   wedding   trip.    They  will  reside  in   ritt J. McCloy. son of Mr   and Mrs
4:30 tills afternoon al the Moravian   Wuiston-Salem.   N.   C. Ira   McCloy. "of   Mt.   F'lea.sant.   Pa.
Ch'.irch,   by  the   Reverend   Samuel,     Tlio bride is a graduate of Naza-   miss Breinig i.s a graduate of Naza-
C. Zellner and the ^Reverend Paul S.   rotli  High  School.   1931.   and   West i reth  High    School    and    JefTerson
Meinert.    Member.s of the immcdi-| Cii-.ster    State    Teachers    College.^	
ate families and a  few friends will j 1933     The  bridegroom  is  a  gradu- be present. ate of Lanca.ster High School. 1926.
Mi.s.s   Dorothy   Walker,   ot   Naza-   aiul Moravian CoUeae  and Theolo- reth,   will   be   bridesmaid,  and   the { glcaj Seminary, 1934
HOG PRICES HIT HIGHEST SINCE 1929
AMERICAN LEGION AIXILIARV MEETING
Harrisijurg — The index prices paid farmers for important agri¬ cultural products remained un¬ changed between July 15 and Augu.st   15.  according  to the    Fed-
that   other  foods   have  been  guilty   eral-Slale  Crop   Reporting  Service
I'rices of most grains, fruits and vegetables declined, but this decline was ofl set by gains In prices received for meat animals, chickens and  eggs.    The  price of hogs was
Atiiitist
of producing much of the fat wliich in 'he past has been attributed to the potato.
Crop report*  indicate  th.it  fann¬ ers  111   many   .sections   of   Penn.syl¬ vania   will   be   marketing  excelleni | the   highest   reported   for potatoes     during    the    next    few   since 1929.
month,s. This makes especially The Pennsylvania farm pric tim.'Iy the sugge.stion of State mar- index w.r.s 101 on August 15, or kPting aulhoritie.s that potaties are   eight  points higher  than    on    the
one of the Ijest  and most economi- ' corresponding dati
cal fo-^ids whon the price ranae vears
a vear ago.
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considered  within ! '
of    the last    fr",v '     Mrs. Raymond Shields. New street ' sp.-nt Tu- s.liiy at  E.iston
AMERICAN LEGION HOME TO BE DEDICATED
The Aineriean Legion Auxiliary held their regular monthly meeimg last Fnd.iy evening wilh Mrs. Floyd Butz presiding. There were forty-one mcmL>ers present. The report of the stale convention at Wilkes Barre was presented by Mrs.
I Mabel Eyer. Announcement was made that Mrs. Mabel McAfee, of Catasauqua.   will   install   tho   newly
I elected officers on October 18 The auxiliary members are at present making garments for the Needle Work Guild lor the winter. A radio party was held after the meeting with prizes award<'d to Mrs. Clara .Meyers, Ruth Kreidler. Vane Walker Bossle Trapp. Clara Werkheiser, Florence Sloudt. Helen Cump. Ag¬ nes Keen, Tillie George, Matilda Burely. Mrs. Dech, Clara Andrews, Florence Kirbv. Alma Walters, .-^nna l.aubach. Hannah Bonstein. Clara N.ialo, Eilen Weaver, Jennie Wolf iiici  Su.sie  Colli;).i::-.-
LEWEN Pl'zOR.MC.R. OF PICTURE THEATRES FOR THE PEOPLE
IN PEXN.\.  .AM)  NEW  JERSEY
I^S*^^,.rM
Lewon Pizor. Pre.sident of tlio Million I'icture Theatre Owners. Eastern Penna . Southern New .Jersey, and Delaware, Inc. has served in this office for the past seven years with an interruption of six months
"Lew", as     he     is   afTcctionately
ANNE   ELIZABETH   BREINIG
Medical College Hospital Dr. Mc¬ Cloy Ls a graduate of Mt Pleasant High School, Oetty.sburg College and JefTerson Medical College, at the present time he is serving his in- terne.ship in the Allegheny Genera! Ho.spi-al.  Pittsburgh. Pa
BiRTHD.\%   PARTY
A pleasant birthdav party w.ii held at the home of Mr and Mrs WiUiam Boehler. B.tii'.ehem, on Saturday evening, in honor of Mrs Charles Boehler. al.so of Bethlehem Mrs Bot-hler was the recipient of many Ij .lutiful gifts Tasty re- troshment.s were served tc the fol¬ lowing: Mr and Mr= Harvey Henry ¦I .-Mlentown; Mr and Mrs, Warren Brown; Mr and Mrs. Kenneth .-schmicklov. Mrs Charle.s Boehler. Sr , Caroline Boehler. Albert Min¬ nich. Mildred Walters. Mr and Mr, Ciiarles Boehler. all of Bethlehem. Mrs. Carrie Hawk and children; Mr and Mrs Herman Brewer and daughter. Frances, of Bath; Mr and Mrs Chas Roth. Mrs Percy Roth and daughter Gladys. Mr and Mr.s Andrew Nagle, Mr and Mrs Edgar Oower and children, all of Nazareth Mr. and Mr.s Howard Srh )enl>'raer and son  Lucas, of Naz-ireth, Route
.known,  has  during  this  period    of i No   1,  Mr   and  Mrs   Prank  Hawk
Tonight will be dedication night    surrounding  counties     Tlio parade sent     Miislc will Ix-  furnislied    by
Memlx'rs  of  the  Post   and   visiting   «''>' disbaiui at the Po.st  Home anci j the Nazan-tli Dtnit.sch MeLsters  The
Lwrlonnivs   will     entertain     their   "»'  rt<-<l'^-"""» exercises  will  begin Post Home will be open to the pub-
LOglonaiivs   *ill     muriain     uui     ^^ ^^^^^^^ ^ ^^.^^^^^ ,^^ possible    Dist- Ik- for inspection.
Legion   gue.-Jls   with     an     informal   ,„^i,i,.,i,prt  g„ps,s including  the De- Saturday night, the Orand Final-.
luncheon at the Nazareth Inn   The ' partmint   Commander and  Di-part- there  will  be  a   grand   drawlnu  at
luneheon   will   be   followed   by     a i mont    Vice    Commander    will    be 10 o'clock    Miisu- will Ix- furnislu-il
short  street parade  al  7:30 "'clock    present. by the  Nazaretli Hand
lyeglonaircs frr)m  all  parU  of    lhe       Tomorrow    nlulit     will   Ix-  Com- Tlu- Pos!  will hold a  c.irnival on
301 h   DLstrict   will   be   present   lo-   mtinltv  Ntuht   when  lhere  will    be the   proiinds   every   night   In   cnn-
itether wrh the loniradi s trom lhe   several  dlslingul.litd  .six'akors  pre- nectlon   wilh  llii-so thre,- nights of
activity and dedication exercisj^-s Visit the Post Home, attend the carnival and enjoy these tliree nights with your Ijegion.
The deihcation cemmillee coa«lst« of Oeneral Ch.iirman, Comrade Lut Inr Ciowell, Secretary-Treasur¬ er. J Stewart Eyer; Publicity. Ar- rhlbuld Al>-1 and Dedication Cere¬ monies. FUiyd But/
line been very zealous in hi .loitvities for the protection and .idvancemenl of the Independent • xhibitor. whether such exhibitor :j,- a small of>erator or a large on-' The thought uppermost In LeW- iiund has always been "How car. I serve" rather th.in "How can I i.dtt the spot  ill the lun-light '
He lias been untiring in his ef¬ lorts, and much of the -iiccess ol this organiz.ition has I een pri¬ marily due to tho 111.! failgable - ndeavors by him. It wa- In 1913 'hat Lew made his first connec¬ tion with the industrv. b'ing as- s-x-lated with the Oardeii Theatre, famden. N J. winch incidentally vvas the third tlu-ati-e in the citv ef Caniden to show motion pic- 'ires After this theatre was s<ild, lew then lea.se,! tlio Whitman in (Continued on Page Plve^   —-o	
BELFAST
Reformed
and son Harold, ¦ii County Home. ,ind Mr and Mrs Willi im Smilh. of New Vi'.lace
lioo.^t Nazai-C'th — Sing-le Copy Three Cents
FINE SAFETY RECORD
AT NAZARETH PLANT
(ELEBRATED TWEN- TV-FIFTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Lone Star Cement Com*
pany Host to Employes
and   Families  At
Outiiiff
NO ACCIDENTS IN 1934
In recognition of lhe second con¬ secutive year without accident tn the safely first campaign, the Lon« Slur Cement Corporation of Naa¬ areth Saturday entertained It em¬ pl lycs and their families at a ptc- luc al Bushkill Park. ' Tiie cement works operated tn 11^34 without accidents and resultant loss of time. H Ursprung, chatr- man of the safety committee lor the members of her sewuig club and   ^.e    year, is also chairman   of th«
general committee \*'as in charge of
Mr and Mrs. Earl Rinker. of East Lawn, celebrated their 25th\ Wedding anniversary on Tuesday | On Sunday they entertained the f'jU-jwing to a chicken and waffK diiiiier in honor of the event ^\r and Mr.s, Lovene Kix-hier. daughror, Ai'l-iie and son, Paul, of Riclnp^nd. Nfc- and Mr:, Alfred KcjfcMer. ol Ea,! iiaiiiiox,_.aiid—^Wyrnond and Harold  Rinker
On   Wednesday   they   entertained
their husbands at a luncheon. The auests included Mr and Mrs Prank Rissiniller, Mr and Mr, OrviUe Ritter, Mr and Mrs. Edward Loux. Mr and Mrs Edgar TroxeU and daughter Barbara Mr anti Mr, Ru.s.sell Hangen and daughter, Bettv. Mrs Ella Seyfried, Frank .Serfass. Cora R'-maley and the lio^t and hostess.
PRI.NCIPAL MAKES SCHOOL REPORT
Tile schools opened a.-, .scheduled .11 Wednesday morning. September 4th All teachers reported on Tues- .iay morning. Tuesday was given to .p.ake-up examinations in the Juni- jr and Senior high schools and t.o icneral preparation for the open- .lig of school
Enrollment Tire total e:.r-jiinie:r. is almost xactly the same as last year though it has shifted somewhat. Both tne -.-lementary grade, and the junior high school have ^mailer enroll¬ ments than last year while the senior high school enrollment is larger by 17 per cent Comparative number.- are given below:
1934 Elementary grade., d-Bi. 656 Junior High School
'T-9P       338
Senior High School
'10-lL'i     286
Saturdays picnic, asjuied by Adher Schleicher anci Edward Norris
Games, spirts niusic and danc¬ ing as well as park amusementa vvere enjoyed by the crowd of seven hundred picnickers, beginning at 2 oclor-k. Saiurday  afternoon.
Committees In charge were as follows: Bus dispatching, Forrest Noll and Ray Van Vorst parking. O. Graver and C Vogel amusement tickets. Asher Schleicher and H. Ursprung; lunch counter, Joseph Hemtzelemann and Edward Schnerr: dancing and music. Earl Frantz. Edward Norri.s and Edward Flick; ball games. Edwayj Dc-icll, Victor Weiss and Artiiur Stofflet; quoits. Earl Heyer and R Schmidt; first aid. A Nagle and Percy Kidd; general picnic, E C Champion and George E   Lewis
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P. O. OF A. MEETING
1933 630
319
336
Totals    1280    1285
No   of Beginners in¬ cluded above        85       78
No   of po.st graduates numbers are given  below:
included above        6        6
Bv Buildings the enrollment is as fallows: High School Bu.iding  	
Camp 315 Patriotic Order of Am¬ ericans held their regular meeting Ust Friday evening with Stella Dech presiding. Chaplain Lucy Remaley conducted devotions Ikfrs. Mary Abel presented the financial report. Mrs Orace Pike was reported Im¬ proving, and Mrs Helen Miller and Mrs. Alice Frantz reported on tlw sick lust. The weekly prize was won by Mrs Jeanetta Metz Orator Em¬ ma Walters read a poem entitled "The Marlins Landlord" It was announced that the Jrrat of a series
i of  card parlies by the P   O   of A.
! would be held on  October 18
HARVEST HOME  iiERVU ES
AT .ARNDTS
Rev  H   J   Enret   D   D, Reformed pastor at Arndts, will conduct Har¬ vest    Home    services    on    Sunday, 690   September 15th. both morrfing and
evening, beginning at 10 30 and 7:30
respectively
Gossip About The Town St. Corner
By GUS
Every now and then aome Nazar¬ ene meets anothf^r on the street corner and the question "did that woman or man stop at your house the other day? ' is asked. This re¬ mark was made recently on one of
Fairview Building    311
Whitfield  Building       284 j
Non-Resident  Students |
In the .senior Inga school th"rc .ire 169 non-resident students anci 167 resident students. Tlie non¬ residents outnumber the residents in each grade except the twelfth
In the junior high school 68 of the 134 students of tlie ninth grado .iro   mn-residents
(Continued on Pact Flvt>
SCHOENECK
The Married People's Festival was celebrated on Sunday in tiie Schoe¬ neck Moravian Church.
The   trombone   choir   ushered   In       __. _..^ „
the day by playing several chorals   our streel  corners bv  local citizens from the church steeple at 9 a   m    ^no verv likelv had  some dealings
The morning sermon was preach-   w-,:h a mail order house or a house- ed by the Rev   George F  Weinland.   to-hou.=o canva-sser pastor   of   the   Hopedale   Moravian       a   warning   to   John   Citizen   to Church at Newfoundland. Pa    The   guard agalns ¦hoir  sane  "Com-    Holy   Spirit"  by Oeorge B   Nevm
in
petty racketeers with wild promotion schemes and color- , ed sales stories on "bargain" mer- The lovefeast service was held | chandlse Is sounded by Alvin E. Oli- tlu- afternoon at 3 o'clock with : ictt. Association of Commerce see¬ the largest altendance in more than retary. of Madison, Wi.sconsln l.i vears A prelude wa= played by Human gullibility for old-time tiie trombone choir Rev Paul S -rackets" with new frills, he say* Momert. of Nazareth ofTered prayer ui the Rotarian Magazine. U talcing Tiie choir sang "Thy Shelto.'in? untold million.s every year from an .\rins" by Pelton and the "Gloria" j innocent publlc^-monev that .should from the Mass by Farmer. Organ go into the tills of local merchants. selections played by Harold Snvder. ; According to the National Better included: "Fantasia" by Tchirscii Business Bureau, and    "Meditation"    by   Armstrong '
there   is  an   an-
.     nual I0S.S  from  such  operations  of
Tiie lovefeast  was served by Dion- ^ , ight dollars for every -rs —Mr   and   Mrs   Walter  Cleweli. Mrs    Clarence   Pehr.   Mrs    Brooks
man, woman, I and child In  the  United State.s. «!-..f-, .1 VT..  IT,, rr V     ,n-    ,  I    "Business men,  for example,  ara
.S.ojfii.d.Mr Eugene Kol.er, Prank I s.,hcited by mail to buv raincoats. \ob and WUliam S.anger. The ad- 'suitcases, or similar .articles. TlU dl's,  wa.s   made   by    R<-v.    O     F.   bait is an unusual price if the pras-
'        (Continued on Ptact
Cedar Crest College President
Gives Interesting Lecture
.\t   >N Oman's  Cluh  Meet
in«:: Flower Show At-
trarts Larue t'rowd
'.V . :i il was open to the public and attracted a large crowd
The rxhiblt was in charge .il Mrs.
  Paul   Heckman,   chairman   of     the
The  Womans   Club   .y.   Nazareth ' "¦""^'^^  8^""P'   ^nd    the    following
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.a "-NEW KIND IN BARBER SHOPS
began its 1935-36 activities on Mon-   co'"mittee:
day  evening.  September  9th.    Mrs       Miss Jessie Willauer. Mrs  A   Wll-
Floyd   Wagner,   pre.sident.   presided   1-am Day. Mrs. Warren Bremig Mr.s
at the business session and then In-   Howard Shimer. Mrs   Lester Hawk
troducod  Dr   William F   Curtis, of   Mrs Harry Cooley. Mr.s  E M. Avers,
Cedar Crest Coege    Dr. Curtis gave , Mr-^      A-sher   Hahn,     Mrs    WUliam
a   very   Interestng  talk  on  "Photo-   San'ee    Mrs    Frank   Martin.   Mrs
graphs from an Amateurs Garden",   Th'-odore DoU, Mrs  Harold Starner,   Purpose  is   l.jr   readv   idenliftcatloa
illu.stratmg   his   talk   with   colored   Mrs  Ro.well John.son. Mrs  J  Allen   bv   castomers   and   InsDeclor*   wha
slides    The slides .showed  develop-, Starner. t^^-i^it   wiw
ment of the grounds and campu.s at i    Tlie hostes.ses for the evenlnir in-
Cedar Crest and pictures of native   eluded:   Mrs   P.  A.  Slmmoas. Mrs
"""""' "f'^ P>ul Wunderly, Mr.s   Milton Shafor
Harrisburg. — All barbers and beauty culture operators licensed in the future by the Stale must at¬ tach their photograh-s to thelf certlflcales which are displayed tn the ghop.s where  thev   work     TtW
Sundav   School   in  tlio Cliurch at  9 30 a   in
Mrs   Fred  M"ver-  and  grand.son M.iynard   J.ihiwin.   of   Moro.slown.      In  connection   with   the   meeting   .'lis   Clara  Andrews,  Mrs   William lialph Me'z, of Balliinorr, Md , and   the second annual flower ,show was   Kleppinger. Mr \t,.   .....1   «»—      • •—    ^   . ,   .   - -
Mr.   and   Mrs     Asher     Rader,
 .....r—!.-•¦ •"• -   P'jiter Smith, Mrs.
of   held in the dining room at the High   Davton  Broad,  Mrs   Ammon  Mes-
n lfa,sl. were  the guests of Oeorge   School, and berause of the very at-   singer     Mrs.     Walter   Diehl,    Mrs -_ ,       ^,
Metz and   family, on  Sunday             tractive    display    of    flower.s    and   Fred Honeyman, Mls.s Ro.se Schnerr.   ment of Public Itistrurtlon, and liottl Mr   and Mrs   Marlvn Ijiub .spent   shrubs,   the   show   was   held     overML--^    Florenre    Praunfelder,    MUfi   rfgulnUoti^  will bn  enforced bjr UW llie week-end in Pike Ccunty ifor Tue.sdnv nfifmnnn ,.•»/! «..««i..~ I      •»- .Department
can   check    Identity   ot   operator! with speed and accuracy
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