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1^11^1940
COM-
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Action and Favorfd
I  Jtma fiflilar monthly meeting
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•»T?£ro. General Chairman. 1 and presented to chairmen committees  plans  and M drawn up by a sub- ot the Ways Se Means • beaded by J. K. Fulmer r of conducting a aelf- _ affair, as compared to , - uptyas-you-go" proposl- _J^ contributiona. waa dls- TTZogOi with tba reault tbat ivplan  be  adopted  and
rMKUted.
j^fr outUned plana afaot LTutlng that a balaneed bud- TjU be worked out. piovMng mk and flgurea are laid on LS and all coaaaiUttaaa "- 2 aSiki atipuuted flfuraa m^Tytm tmp9i9f9m
^^ •     remarka were aiade
when ba aaawtd tbe
that  he aipaolad bla
work te reaialn wtU
tbt amount apaeiaad and
gr^doidlng to praaant prograaa,
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SmvmM be curtailed an4 eon-
S|fihln a budget.
iSr aMMnittees, mamr of which
• aw tpcratlng at a pcoat it- MMia -amgress.   ¦aweear. it wsa _ that mueb 9t the worii
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mtmm planned bjr the SporU Pageant Oewanttae. , Music and Parade Oom- wlll require aoow working 1 of which ahould and will able retuma. Aecord* Unrae obtained Irani ether who conduaied etle- of a like nature, tba laeel •aee set up. WlU paaalUy I aaeh food for tbootbt and gaaili action. Mia MEANS COMMiniB TO
MEET TtniDAr i aaa announced by ehalrman that the Waya M liaana I wUl meet at the TJi.O.A f evening at • o'cloeik to fur* aaHn activities of tbat toaunit- tl WMirning immediate action. MaaHars of the ooaunlttae are Ipl ta attend.
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tn^luly meeting of the nepubli- li. of Naureth. waa held et fl Qrove, Stockertown, on r evening with the prealdent. IBehel presiding. About 100 m were present.* aacretary announeed at the MlhH he had received If appUea- mt Mr membership. Tlte preal- Militan Michel, announeed tbat ***Mnd -t'mual clam bake would • adl at "orraro'a Orove, Auguat ¦>».M>d then introdueed MeMfa. anpk Brobston. E. O. Obamplon, a^Teuley, a. J. PWtr and iaa. all of whom made brlet
•a meeting wu than turned over •¦Jjnley .1 rehr. who In tum ¦¦¦aed Floyd McAlee. ot latton. *¦* principal speaker ot the eve- 2* Mr. .vfcAlee gave a moat In- J** »"<! inspiring talk on the J«at polHlcal situation from both ¦•¦•tional and loeal vlawpolnta.
Wiaeh and refreehmenta were ^m following the bualneaa meet-
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NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 13,
1939
buuHi NaaaroiA — Singia Copy Ttirat
Qf^cert oj Nazareth Rotary Cluif
Lett to right: J. Allen Schaeffer, vice-president; Edward J, Cassler, p.esident; Prank H. Schmidt, treas¬ urer; Prank O. Keim, secretary. —Olobe Times Photo.
THUMBS DOWN ON FOURTH OFFICER ^AY CWNCILMEN
•""i.«»»»«» P~v«'llSS MARIE BRADER ^iSSntSr    WED TOR. V.PEARSON
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A proposal for a fourth regular poUoe oOeer on the local force waa thumbed down by the borough fathera at the July meethig held In the Municipal ButMlng. Monday evening.
ainee the beflnnlnt of the year. when one oOeer waa diaeharged, the borough haa been operating on three oaioera and one apecial oScer when required During aU thU time. It waa atated. but few occasions aroae when the extra oScer waa called into aervlce and the three preaent regulara operated very ettelently. aecauie of experienced eneouraf- ing reaulta Council decided to carry out the wlah eipreeaed by public aentlment alx montha ago when the fourth oOtoer was discharged. l7pon rail call only three of the counctl- Bten voted In favor of a petition aaking (or the fourth odker. A week's vacation with pay waa grant¬ ed the three regular oBcen.
The aeeond quartrly lire report, prepared by fhre chief Maatera. ibowcd one loeal and two out-of- town Area amounting to no loaaea.
Borough engineer Charlea Bene- kert reported on the new eurb and pavement project which wUl open very ahortly. atattaig that it wiU be eonalderably larger than the pre¬ vious projeeta and will provide work for approcbnately one year.
BUla or the paat month, authori8> ed for payment, amounted to $4.- OOgJS.   No loans were necessary.  0 0	
CELEBRATE 25tli WED¬ DING ANNIVERSARY
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Ernest M. Ayres waa uMucted Into the presidency of tpe Naaareth Lions Club at their bi-monthly meethig heM Tue^y eventag tn the form of an odl-door picnic at the Naaareth MiMuelpal Park.
Other ofBcera Jnductad by the re¬ tiring preaideal, Andrew 9. Leh. were: flrat vMl-presldent. Albert J. Sturgis; seeaftd vlce-presMent, Paul B. Meyergr thlnl vIee-presMant, Walter Kdtenbader; aeeretory, Don. aid DeUroller; treaaurer, Oeorge SundbMl: Hon tamer, Lawrenee Rice:/aU twlater, Oeorge Smith; and Aeetora, Clarenee F. Pehnel, ar., Akrry B. Aekemun, Harry Hap- pel/Robin Weierbach and Andrew jjeh.
A brief busineas aeaakm waa held with Andrew S. Leh tat charge and at which time it wat announeed that the club will meet next Tuea- day evening, July 18th. at the Naa¬ areth Y.M.C.A. Ouesta of the club preaent were: Sydney Blood, of Ridgelleld Park, N. J.; Leon Schrel- ber, of Allentown. and Cltaiton h. Bunn and Robert Vincent, both ot town.
During the annual club quoit con- teat, held Unmediately after the buahieta aeaalon and arranged by Paul B Meyera, co-champk>ns were named for thla year hi Oeorge Wil¬ lauer and Warren Boyer. Darknets prevented tbe pitchliig of the flnal rubber and eonaequently co-cham- plons were named.
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OPBN AIR 8BBVICBS
Dr. C. A. Buta, Reformed pastor, will conduct open ahr services • Sunday eventatg at 7 o'clock in the Hecktown CPnirch Orove. SpeeUtI music will be rendered by the or* chestra and comMnad chota«.
An appropriate aarmon will be preaehad by the paator.
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PLAN DOOOn ROAST
Tbe Olrla Junior Olub of the Lodje Prtnclpeaaa Maria dl SavoU. No. 1746. of town, held thetar meettais Tucaday night at tbe Municipal Park at which ttane plana were made to hold a doggie roaat in tha very near future.
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At a special meeting of the clam'- bake committee of the Naaareth Vig¬ ilance Hose Company. No 1. Auguat lath waa set as the date for the club's annual bake. Perraro's Orove, at Stockertown will be the scene of the affair. Prank Kemmerer heads the conunlttee In charge.
The marriage of Miss Marie Blia¬ abeth Brader, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Brader. of Butatown and Robert VanCurtia Pearaon, aon of Mra. Ida Pearaon, Orandvlew Boulevard, Bethlehem, took place on Saturday at S p. m. In tbe paraon- age of at. John's Lutheran Obureh. town. Rev. Harvey C. Bnydar of- flciated.
The bride wore a dreaa of shell pink etUffon with white aoeeaaoriea and a eoraage of orchids. She waa attended by Mrs. Dorothy WilUams,
Board Electe New Teacher
Reject Provisions of Art
Regarding Collection of
Delinquent Taxes
Treaaurer Renders Bipart
The regular monthly meetlnf of the Naaareth School Board waa heM tn the Naaareth High School Build¬ ing on Monday evening of tbia week. All membera of the. Board were preaent and Wm. M. Bennett Jr.. Preaident of the Board. praaMA The Treaaurer of the Board laA dered a report showing a balaiMl of laa.tOS.Oe on June 1st. lOM. Tbe receipts during the month of June were |13.445.8a and tbe expmdl' tures ta7,102.7S. leaving a belaaae af gg,54l.3l on July lat.   TTie Slnklai
of Butatown. who wore a blue lace  piund aa of July 1st eonalatad ef a
dreaa, leghorn hat and a corsage of | cash balance of 136.462.30 and
gardenlaa. Warren Smith, of Bethlehem, was
the bridegroom's beat man.
A wedding reception and a cele¬ bration In obaervanee of the birth¬ day annlveraariea of tho brlde'a mo¬ ther, Mra. Harrp Brader and her twin sUtar, Mrt. Mary Klchltaie, that of their father. James Prankenfleld. who waa 11 yeara of age. and the Mth wedding annlveraary of Mr. and Mn. Brader. wat heU at the Brader home attar tbe ceremony.
Lovely baaketa and vaaea ot flow- era, gifta of nelfbbon and frlenda tor the •nnlvenarlaa. deeoratad the home. A large three-tier weddtaig cake, flanked by pink candlea form¬ ed the centarplece at the table.
Aftar a wedding trip to Atlantic City. N. J., the couple will reakle temporarily in Butatown. 0     O
H-ibert J. H. Pries was host at his ho!t.f. Nazaretli R. 1, at a party cele. bra .iii{ the 25th anniversary o( the nicuii.tge of his daughter, Blanche, to Gi'urge Caaler. Brooklyn. N. Y Ftvi'iire of th^ntertainment wa.% a pl^ roast and an ^Id fashioned danc.
Bh iiie.s the host and celebrants, 'tl)p following were present: Mr, and Mr Ed Cas.sler, Eugene Cassler, Da¬ vid Koch. Ellen Koch. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen BoyhaWk and son Donald, Mr ii^d Mrs. WMom Shook, Mr. anrl Mrs. Stanley Benner, Mr. and Mr- I ester Trach, Arlon Roth, Mr. (continued on Pom Three)
DOUBLE NRTHDAY CELEBRATION
A very pleasant birthday party w.i ;!"ld on Saturday at the home of .Mi.i. Emma Heller, of East Lawn, iu .vn:oT of the birthdays of Mrs. E.'.on Heas and Miss Bertha J. Go: je:-.  of Stockertown.
Conies were enjoyed and an ela- bora'.e supper waa served to the fol¬ io x: nit guests, Mrs. Emma Heller, ^i: and Mrs. Lestar Heller and cixOiren Loven. and Marlene Wert- ley. Mr. and Mrs. Elton Hom and childr-en Robert, Lewia and Olendora. of Aluta; Eara Heller, the Mitiea Violet ta and Bertha Oerber and Bd- ward Oerber, of Stockertown.
All left wUhhig Mrt. Heu and Mlas Oerber many more happy b^hdaya.
ENTERTAIN CHOB AT SAYLORS LAKE
NAZARETH MERCHANTS ARRANGE
FOR WORLD'S FAIR HHP
Train To Leave and Re¬ turn to Nazareth
Over 600 Expect«4 In Big Family Excui|Bion
Mn   atmosphere  of  ye-olden^ays
GIRL SCOOT CAV TO OPEN MONDAY
REGISTRATION „    HERE MONDAY
Democrats scored an edge in Naz¬ areth on Monday during the .special
registration day when 48 Democrals      j.-   - .-     -   --  ,—-     „„„>, ,,,,,„ ,7.,,.  „,iii u. „.ii^ i.<rh-
¦   ,„ „        ' w  ^ /    a/i dawn upon Nazareth. Sttiday., «''p"' 'July 1' '^'' *'" be called "Tha
and 30 Republicans regi-siered  dir-1   P^^^. g,j^  ;^.,^^^ j^ ^^^j^^^ ^ -^^^   Winding Creek Camp." according te
ing the day.   Also two registere(yj^.iJ^ possibly   cen   to   fifteen   caaches I '^'-^   announcement,  made  last  eve*
Non-Partisans.    Two  also chaii^eciiwill pull into the D. L. <Ss W  Yard,   "In? after a contest was condiiatai
their party affiliation  from  Demo-f i^ere. to take on at least 600 pa.s-.en-   '" the variou-  iroofis for the
.    r>      I-,,            J          •      ,    ! Bprs  al'  hailina from Nazareia and i t^'^'i "^f ^ name for the camp. crats to Republican and two in the 1 e'^'^-^' ^'' '""'"s "o"' i"***";!-" «"" 1     ..        .._,.„    ^.,._      ...
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Tlie girl  scout day camp, wtaiall opens in the Black Rock Orove ooA
Mun'.ci,>al Pa-k on Monday of next
community.
Miii   Helen
Rohn,   member  oC
Nazareth-Day at the World's Pair . troop No. 1, submitted the priaa i.s a movement bv tlie Naaareth wUinlng name for the camp ao4 MerchanU- Association in an effort , w"' receive a free p-'.sa entitUiig her
CLEWELL PAHLY REUVnON PLANS CMPLETBD
The annual reunion of the Clewell family will be held Saturday, Au¬ guat 19, 1930, at the Moravian Church, Schoeneck, Northampton County, Pa,, about a half mile north of Nasareth. Pa. Pinal action was taken at a recent meeting of the Executive Committee held at Nas¬ areth, Pa.
Among the speakers announced are Dr. Clarence E. Clewell, DU«c- tor of Oraduate Placement Bureau at the Unlveraity of Penn^lvania and active lay leader in the Mora¬ vian Chureh; alao Professor Oilbert Nickel, Superintendent of Schools, MMdletown, Delaware, who recently made reaearehet In Europe Into the hiatory ot the family, whoae fbat nenbera aettled In thla country In ITST.
The Hlatorian. W. D. Seyfried. of Bethlehem. Pa., la bringing the hia¬ tory of the family up to date and reported that during the paat year he had received repllea from mem¬ bera of the family In nearly eveif State of the Union.
The events of the day Include games for the children. Hie pro¬ grams will start at 10:00 A, M. and 3:30 P. M. (Eastern Daylight Sav¬ ing Time). Meals will be served by the Sisters Union.
FAMILY REOMONS
PEHB PAMn.Y HOLDS
ANNVAL  BEUNION
The descendants of the late Levine and Amanda Pehr held their annual reunion at the log cabin at the Municipal Park, town, yeaterday. There were nearly 50 in attendance. An tateresttng program waa carried out.
OREENZWBIG
The fourteenth annual reunton of the Oreenawelf family, deacendanu of Oottfrled Oreenawetg, who eame to Roaa TOwnahip, a part of North¬ ampton County, from Oemwny In 1T40, with twelve eons, was held on Sunday afternoon at Weoiw Park, Pen Argyl.
One hundred membera of the family group were hi attendance from Tamaqua. Pen Argyl. Wind Oap. Cataaauqtui. Nasareth. Phila¬ delphia, Eaat Mauch Chunk, Scran¬ ton, Oilberta, Allentown, Pabnerton, Kunkletown, Andreas, Weiaaport, Mauch Chunk. Bethlehem, West Baaton, Saylorsburg. Lehlghton, Slate Dale. Butstown, Briatol, Coo- ((
areth Sehool DUtrict bonda df HI,- 000.00 par amount of the ISH latua. or a total of |W,402.aO.
The Tax Collector aubmitted a ie> port ahowing eoUectiona of tehoel tasat durinf the month of June amounthig to $130.07. Tax CoUaetar R. C. Orimth, who la alao callaetor of delbiquent taxes, alao aubnUltad a certificate of renewal of his for the collection of delinquent in which the United OUtea Company ia the aurety in the sum ot •1000.00 and It waa aoeepted by the Board.
BUU amounthig to UM9.19 waaa approved for payment and the Treaaurer waa authorlaed to pay them.
Act No. 233 passed at the laat ses. sion of he Legislature and signed by Oovernor /amea on June 19tii. permita the abatement of penalties and Intereat on dallnquant taxes «.: property, provided tha taxea are p.tid in Ave annual inttallmenta of 20 ; each. tuUaaa the provlalona of :he act are rejaoted by tbe taxing .lu- thority within thirtjr daya after r.o effeetlve date of it After a dLscii.^- sion. the Boanl by a unanimiU' vote, rejected the proelaiona of tiie Act and directed the Becretary to notify the loeal tax collector and the County Treaaturer accordingi\
The Board authorlaad en addi¬ tional expenditure of 115.00 for ma¬ teriala needed In connection itii the removal of a brick pillar on thn first floor of the North Broad Street Building which is now being renovated aa W. P. A. project. The Board also authorlaed Superinten¬ dent Marcks to purchaae four Tele- chron electric clocka from Bright tt Co., of Reading. Pa., at 1647 each for use in the North Broad Street Building.
The Secretary waa directed to so¬ licit sealed pnpoaals for openinz at an adjourned meeting on July 17th, for a thirty inch heavy duty mower for uae on the school ground.s
Miss Katharine L, Delbert of itorthamplon. Pa., was elected to teach Eaglish, Lathi and mathe¬ matics m the Junior High Sctiool MIsB BMbert received a B. A Do- gree al Oettysburg College this year
OPEN AIR SERVKX AT HECKTOWN
A very flne open air service was held on Sunday at 7 P, M. in the Hecktown Church Orove at wlikii time the combined choirs of tho church together with a brass qu;ir- tette furnished the music.
There was also wonderful sin^in,; and the pastor of the Church, the Rev. J. A. Klick gave the addi'.-j before 187 people.
The next aerviee of this kind will be held on Sunday August gth, at the same time and place when Rt v. Klick will speak on "The World of Tomorrow."
P. 0. S. OP A. PICNIC
The annual picnic of Washing¬ ton Camp. p. O. S. of A.. No 181, of Bangor. wUl be beld at Achen- baeh'a Orove Saturday.
Thla group Is alao . ined by many others from all over this county and is generally one of the largest pic¬ nics held in this county.
Music, games and amusements will feature the entertahunent.
Mr. and Mra. Clark Vogel and ton Dale. Uneoln Avenue, visited Mr. and iffrt. Luther Ully, at Scfa «- neravllle, on Sunday.
MCMBEB8    ABB    OOBSTS    OT MB. AND MRS. KAHUB
The choir of St. Mark's Bvan- geiical-Reformed Church. Baaton, was entertained Simday at Saylara Lalce at the Summer home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kahler, of town. Swimming, games, and a singing bee were followed by a picnic lunch.
Present were: Mlsa Catherine Kahler. Mrs. Ann Stevenson. Mlsa Orace Stevenson, Mrs. Jack Hof- atadt. Jean Hofstadt, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stocker, Mr. and Mra. Henry Frets. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Kleck¬ ner, Mr. and Mrs. Arlington Kem¬ merer, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, Orover Oataler. Louise Lavenatam, tieahnette Kantner. Kline Bppler, Ruth Stocker, Rlehard Bennett, (Menn Sweger, Helen Cyphers, Har¬ vey Wlsmer Jr.. Warren Teske and Vlvtan Tliomas.
MTARY HEARS EASTON PASTOR
Naaareth Rotarians, during their weekly dinner-luncheon teiaion held Monday evening in the auditorium of the Y.M.C A, lieard an interesting address on the subject, "Philoaophy and Ite Eflect on Mankind," as given by the Rev. Pred Moaer. pastor of the Trinity Episcopalian Church. Baaton. The Rev. Mr. Moser was in¬ trodueed to the club by Oeorge Lewis, of the program committee.
Out-of-town guests included Wil¬ Uam J. Refowich, of Bethlehem, and R. L. Heymann. of Easton.
T. McKeen Chidsey, Easton at¬ torney, was announced as the speak. er at next Monday evening's meet¬ ing whleh Whl be held hi the form of an out-door session at the Nas¬ areth Mimicipal Park. Also a sporta program will be enjoyed.
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Amoaice Engigenients
hOPflMBTl — ZINOONB Mra. Angela Lopresti, of Stocker¬ town, has announced the engage¬ ment of her daughter, Misa Carmela Lopresti, to Paul Zingone, son of Mr. and Mrs, Prank Zingone, of 992 Canal St, Eaaton.
NO date haa been set for the weddhig.
OASTON — HARDINO Mr. and Mrs. William D. Oaston, Baaton Road, have announced the engagement of their daughter Miss Lenore Oaston. to Douglas Hard¬ ing, of Wind Oap, son of Mr. and Mra. Willis D. Harding.
Miaa Oaston is a graduate of Naz¬ areth High School, Class of 1939. Mr. Harding is a graduate of Pen Argyl High School, cla.ss of 1938.
No date has been &et for the wed¬ dhig.
day, Bath; Priday. Walnutport: and Saturday, Pen Argy!.
The schedule for following dates is: July 17. Freemansburg; July 18 North Catasauqua; July 19, Stocker town; July 20. Olendon, July Roseto; July 32, Portland; July 24, West Easton; July 36, Tatamy; July 27, Wind Oap; July 28, East Bangor; July 31. Easton 'North Side); Au- gtist 1, Baston (South Side); Au¬ gust 5, Bethlehem (South Side); and August 8, Bethlehem (North Side).
MOTOnST SAVES
IM OF CHILD
Resuscitates Girl Wlio Fell Into Stream
The life of Dorothy Silfles, 18 months okl daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Silfles, was saved Sun- day after she had fallen mto a atream of water near her home, when Miss Kathryn Coflln, f Trelchlers, who was driving by the home, aaw excitment prevailing. investigated and found the child un- oonscious.
Misa CoflUi, trained in flrst aid. used artiflcial respiration and sent word tor the oxygen inhalator from the Metropolitan Edison plant at Nasareth. By ttie time that ar¬ rived, with Peter Heckman, in charge, Miaa CoOhi had resusciated the diild. Heckman was accom¬ panied bir Marahall Moll, and Eari Smith, of the Vigilance Hose Com¬ pany flrat aid squad. Dr. Lionel Cunin, of Bath, treated the child.
LIONS ONNVENTION AT PtrrSRlRGH
Local Dtloffates To Attend
Climaxing Its greatest year of ex¬ pansion, from July 1,1938 to June 30, 1939, Lions International will hold its 23rd annual convention in Pitts¬ burgh, Pa.. July 18-21 with a four- day program of business and enter¬ tainment. Advance registrations are the largest In Lions convention history, and attendance is conser¬ vatively estimated to pass the 12,- 000 mark.
In the past twelve month.s. under the presidency of Walter F Dexter, state superintendent of education for California, the International Association of Lions Clubs chartered 557 new clubs and registered a net increase In membership of nearly 20,000 making it the targest aervlce club in the United States and Can¬ ada, with nearly 3,300 clubs and 135,000 members.
The annual convention to be held in Pittaburgh will celebrate this year of expansion. The only com¬ parable year In the past 23 years was  1937-38.
Delegations to the convention will arrive on special trains, by motor¬ cade, and quite a number by air¬ planes. The president of the Lions Club of Ponce. Puerto Rico, will fly his own plane to Pittsburgh for the four-day   conclave.
opposite  order  and   there  were changes   of  addre.ss.
The county  registrars  will sit in the following communities thus weelc: I , ,, ,.   ... ,,,.>„,; ,,,„ -,„,,,
Wednesday, Wikon Borough; Tue.,-   "f according  to ail  an  opportunity , ^°J'"*^' " ' "^ ^^^^ dav Bath- FriH»v  Waln,.,nnrf .nri ! to see the fair in a most convenient I _The c_am^.. uhich will have
manner and at a nominal cj^i And. according to announcement.?. the trip alone will be worth many times the amount charged.
a.s  announced  by  the   Mer¬ chants  As.sociation   that   the  train '; past  summer quallfled for will leave Naiareth at 7:15 A. M.   sition aftar spending several (DSTt,  via  D.   L.  St W   Railroad, j at Camp Edith Macy In New T«ak arrive in the Fair Oround.-; at 11:15 ; SCata.
Orace I. Breini>? a.s director, wUl .start Mjnday and will have daaaag from 9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. na. OS four days of tlie weeics of julp Iftil and  July  24tii.    Miss  BlWlnis thU
A. M. On return the train will leave New York at 10:IS or 11:15 P. M. (OST), arriving at Nasareth at lis A. M Spectal features en¬ route win include a 17-mile boat ride from Hoboken to the Fair OtoMote The boat ride will be en- Joyed fliing and coming from the fair, amrding an excellent day as well as night view of the city.
It was also announced that The Nazareth Band and probably other local musical organisations would be among this big family excursion and that .special arrangements Were on foot for a Nazareth Day Program in one of the fairs open-air audi¬ toriums. Escorts into the grounds will be furnished by the Fair Asso¬ ciation and other arrangementa to make the trip pleasant and easy for all to enjoy will be completed In due time.
Tickets covering the entire trip, including admission to the grounds, together with information concern¬ ing the trip, will be in the hands of all members of the Nazareth Mer¬ chants Association this week. It was stated that tickets covering the en¬ tire trip from Nasareth to the Fair and return would not cost more than 13 15 for adults and 81.85 for children between 5 and 12 years of age.
The plan.s are such that young and old aliice may take advantage ot this excursion without the usual risks of hazards of trafBc confusion, getting lost and tiresome waiting periods. A single ticket will take care of your every need, excepting your meals. There will be no objec¬ tions to basket lunch, but it was announced that ver>' good and tasty meals may be procurred for every member of the excursion within the grounds ranging from 50c to 73c and a circular giving names of these restaurants will tie furnished.
It Is the merchants' de-ire to make this a big family aflair. whereby everyone may rub elbows with his
Oirls are requested to register fog ttie camp at the home of Mra. B. ^ N. Seyfried on South Main Bt
LOCAL NAN HOST ATPKNK^Anr
Russell Morrla, arho South St., town, waa host te • 9tm group of friends and relathrea ¦! 9 picnic-party held at Lonal|r BMB Orove, near Point Ptiilllpa, M iSBa day in tionor of hia 37tll Cards. Chinese checkers, softball were played and a dish supper partaken of.
Present were: Mr. and Mn. ISO Shook and daughtara, Bdlth, liB% Elaine and Leola, and toni Russell and Leo, Jr., Mr. Warren Eberte and daughter. and sons, William and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert daughter, Orace, and ton Mr. and Mra. Wllllan and Mrs. Alfred Brobst, Mr. aoS 1 Alfred Brobst, Mr. and Mra. Brobst and daughtar, Thaodem, and Mrs. Oeorge Correll, Mr. Mrs. Ira Snyder. Mr. and Mn, Itam Morrla, Mr. and Mia. MorrU, Mr and Mrs. Ruaael! and daughter, Janet Loulae, sons. Carl. William and PaneM. Irene Minnich and son, Walter, 1 Leda MUlhehn.
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or her friends and neighbors during ' the entire trip Every pa.ssenger is to carry an identification tag or ribbon, signifying membersiiip of the Nazareth party. The merchants promise a good time for all with plenty of entertainment enroute . . . a real old-fashioned party that al' can and will enjoy Too, Mr. Wlialen and Mr. Edmunds in a per¬ sonal Ie;tPr to the local merchants promise^   to   take   care   of   special
Approximately 50 membera aS|i guests of Camp No. 316. P.O.Ot km picknicked thU weekend at tka tam municipal park held in the form dl a covered dish soctal foUowetf hp games Lucv Remaley and OOiO Beers headed the committen m cliarge.
I     Prizes  were  awarded the foUeV* I ing: Clarence Weaver. Wilbur Herbert   Edelman.   Katie
, Orace Pike, Hilda Hontz and
Hanii
Schaffer.
WEDDID
BESENHOFER  —  TEEL
In a quiet wedding ceremony formed in St Johns Ev. Lui Cliurch. Bath. Saturdav, Anna enhofer, daughter of Mr. and
Leopold Beseniiofer, Bath.	
arrangements   for  the ent re party   ji,^ ^^ide of Wm K. Teel. son of on  arrival, .stating that   the Fairs k^j m„. Wm. Teel, of town, program for the day will list same      -pie oeremonv wa.s performed as  Nazareth-Day. .Rev   R. L. Kerstettar, pa-stor.
.uf^' i'^'   u^^'LL^^i*."    concerning      ^^^^ couple w^re unattended, this Old-fashioned fair party will be   ^rlde  is an  active  member oi announced next week, at which time | j^i^j,., church. Bath, and
the names and places where tickets | may be procured will be published
WIND GAP RAIL- ROADER STRICKEN
as teacher in the Sunday a number of years.
The bride waa attired in a lace dress with white aceesaarlaa 1
wore   a   corsage  of  pink and Baby's breath.
The couple left on a wedding tl^ to  Wildwood,   N.  J., and
Charles T Meyers, 63. Wind Oap. ; citv died   .:>f   a   heart   attack   while   at      boUi Mr. and Mra. TM era Special trains are scheduled from ! *°'"'^ ^'' ^ conductor in the Lehigh | pioved at the Nasareth .
Texas. California.  New York.  New , *"<*   ^^"^   England   Railroad   Com   faciorj-.   They will atart h(	
England, Florida and  tUinoU, and ' P*">' >^'''^' *' Ooshen, N. Y., late , mg at 108 Penn St., In Bath.
KROMER — UHLER Mrs Wamn Uhler, 3 West High St., town, announces the engage¬ ment of her daughtar, Millicent L, to Emeat Kromer. son of Mr. and Mra. David Kropner. South Spruce Bt. No data haa been set for the weddlnt.
Mlas tJhler a graduate of Naaa¬ reth High School, has for the past aeveral years been employed In the oOce of the Nasareth Waist Com¬ pany, Mr. Kromer is employed at the Bnuon Silk Company. Bath.
Miaa Uhler. who obaerved her bbthday recently was surprised with a bta'thday gathering held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Pol- tardy. Center Square. Preaent were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horaeooft. ot Bethlehem: Mr. and Mrs. Oene Wamovltch. of Baston: Mr. and Mra t4Mla l^ilganly. Miaa MlUioent tm- r, an ot
most of the specials will carry high school bands with them to partici¬ pate In the annual juvenile band contests to be conducted as par'w of the four-day program.
An unusual feature of the con¬ vention program Is to be a "lion beauty parade,"—of real, live four- legged lions. The entries will be youthful, not more than eight months of age. and there will be eight of them, coming from as many sections of the country.
The "beauty parade" ia being conducted in conjunction with Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer picturee, and will climax a two-month nation¬ wide hunt by Uona Clubs for a lion cub to serve as understudy and eventually replace M-O-M's famous Leo. The winning cub will be sign¬ ed up immedi|Mg by M-O-M. given star rating. aflrUken to New York for Lions Day at the World'a Ptelr, July 22. From there he will be flown direct to Hollywood to begin his movie career
The local delegates to the Pitta¬ burgh oonventlon of Liana Cluba conclave are: Oeorge Smith who WiU leave here Saturdaf, Harold nick and ~
Monday night.
Moyers, in the employment of the railroad company for 32 years, cnm- plained as his train pulled out of the Pen Argyl yard Monday morning that he was not feeling well. Re was stricken Monday night as he was preparing his train for the return trip
Before coming to Wind Oap It years ago, he lived in Pen ArgyL He was bom at Lehli^ Oap, a child of Leopokl and Sarah Uoyon.
He was a charter member of tha Railroad Veterans Aaaoelatlan ef America, and belonged to the Or¬ der of Railroad Oondueten ef America, the I. O. O. P., of Ban* gor. and the F, O. B. of AUentown.
Survivors: his wife. Mary Kellow Meyers; children. Mrs. Clark Bar> tholomew and Claude Meyers, at home: a slstar, Mrs. Alice PoIUwell* er, Allentown; one grandehlM.
The funeral will be at two o'clock Sunday afternoon from his home, with burial in the nita^ew Oeme- ter^. Pen Argyl. OapUtai Ada Terrr of the Salvation Army, l%n Arfyl, will conduct the funeral slated by the Rev. B. S. tor  of  the  Wind Oap  MettiedM
WEDDED
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