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VaL 46 — No. 2 ^ 48 So. Main St., Phone 20
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10. 1936
Nazareth Borough Council Defers Action On Lights
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A rcniUr Mated mectinf ot Town eMiaeU wai beld the Ttit day o( nMcmlwr. W* at 1:00 o'eUKk with «U ef the membert pre«ent. The ncildent. Mr.  achaeller. prmidtd.
On motion of Meun. Kelm and lindenmojrer, thc mlnutei of tha •Uted meetlnc of November 3, 1»M, were approved aa read.
On motion of Meun. Hagenbueh and Katiftman. it wai moved that the foUowtai bUla, a* approved by the Chairman of the vartou* Com- mltteet. be paid •* read;- Ocneral raving Oo.  •SI7.50
A. J. iehiMler       XW
Tnimbowcr Company   IM 06
Mat. coal * Lbr Co    37.00
Hahn Chevrolet Co      ».00
». w. Woodrlng       »00
Oeorge A. imlth       170
Naiareth Item Pub. Co. .
Frank Huth U Son*	
HavekMnfg Co. 	
Ben Telephone Oo	
aiat Mt. Con Water Co.
tiMk * Uh 	
M. O. at0Mni * Oon	
^anwn Chrtit  	
W. A. Heyer 	
Tiwibower Oompnny ... Nu cod * Lbr. Co.	
B. r Wambold	
a.K atout	
H. k. auM	
Clarenec Ztegler 	
Metro-Bdteon Co	
R.r Uigler	
Mai. Steel rabra	
Aairiean Larrance 	
arody aroi.Co	
ra. Ind Oil Co	
SUr Janitor Supply 	
a. w. Nolf	
Artiiar Mattem   	
Communication from Edwin N. Jones, State AdnUnlitrator of the W. r Administration, stating that snow removal was a normal function of iMat governments and therefore projccti of this nature were not eligible under the Works Program, wbkh was on motion of Mesars. Kortt and KaufTman moved that laoM be accepted and ftlcd. Communication from Mr. R B. ehman. presented facts and flg> _M to prove his contention that thc taxpayers on the Blsselt West End Building lots did not receive over a seven year period In Improve¬ ments an amount In street lighting, water plugs, street Improvements comparable to the amount of taxes paid to the Borough and further requesting additional Improvements both satUtar>- and roads, etc. On motion of Messrs. KorU and KaufT¬ man It was moved this communi¬ cation be accepted.
aapatts et CMMHNlcea MIglHray: Mr. Lindenmojrer report¬ ed his committee had Investigated the drainage conditions on Bast High street and suggested the build¬ ing of a curb and cateh basin As this recommendation would be a costly one and It was reported that there were a great number of similar conditions existing on our streets, It was moved by Messrs Kortz and Kahler that the High¬ way Committee in conjunction with the Engineer to Inspect all existing drainage conditions and present plans to Council for consideration at our next meeting. It .was also report- ad that the gutter in front of Rev. otrlnfs house should be cleaned It and on motion et Mtssrs. Un- nmoyer and Kelm. it was moved t thc SUte Hichway Department notiaed to clean oat this gutter i«n as possible. Thc question of suiuble dumptng sttt tor refuse thc BotoMth BtrevU waa «U- I and en aMMIon o( Mcaars. nt and Kahler tt wu Moved that rMommcadatlon e( tht Highway imlttcc be accepted and the Pervisor directed to dump refuse Welks dump at tOe per load In ardanoe with arrangement made th Mr. Welk toy the Committee.
»«»my: Mr. Kelm reported ogress Mr. Jones reported that rk had been resumed on the Ihkrtt iJect. consisting of terracing. engthenlng the north wall of e dam and buUding a masonry
|Mrs. Rash Bowers and  children, rlene Toung. Oladys Dodendorf Trexler were Saturday at  the   home of  Winifred t%.
IVue Blue Class of the M. B achoDl met Ust evening at [home of Vlrtlnla Broad.
Smiling Class ot the M. K sy School win meet tonight at [home <d Betty L«gg
Lutheran Ladies Aid Society
tinlty Church met last ereninc
hooH of Miss Anna Werk-
1? Reformed Missionary Society
feien Church held a Christ-
I parir at the home of Mn Plerd
en Wednesday evening.
ani Mtl Joseph Trtnkley and
Idanghter Mar«Plla Metneftng-
>s. Susannah Schrlner. of Eas-
[and Charles Brong. of West Pen
were Sundav guests of Mr^
•rent   and   tamily    Mra
iner remained to spend several
with Mrs   Brong
bridge, etc.
Finance; On motion of Messrs. Altemos and Korti, It was moved that the Treasurer be authoriaed to negotiate a loan o( $2000 with the Second National Bank for a period of SO days.
PeNee: Mr. Kahler reported the Police had received their new uni¬ forms On motion of Messrs. KauiT- man and Hagenbueh it was moved that we accept the offer of the Grouse Ollnda Co. to repair trafflc signal timer at their bid of 129.00 plus transportation. Fit*: Mr. Kauflman, no report. Ufhl: Mr. Hagenbueh reported the placing of tralBc light on achool alley. He reported his committee held a meeting for the consideration of Boulevard Lighting but that the engineer would present figures. Mr. Jones stated that he had a proposi¬ tion from the Oeneral Electric Co., eoverlnt 37 ornamental boulevard llghU at a cost of I3SJ1I.00 and that he figured the malntenanee at $400.00 per year with the power to be purchased at the transformer at an approximate cost of $40000 monthly. The committee therefore recommended that due to the ex¬ pense and present financial condi¬ tion ot the Borough the question should be postponed. On motion of Messn. Korti and Undenmoyer, It was moved that the report of the Light Committee be accepted. Pavement: Mr. Knauas reported progress The Chief Burgess pres¬ ented the names of property owners whose pavements were In poor con¬ dition and suggested that Council mall notices to these property own¬ ers to repair their pavements tem¬ porarily if not in a postlon to fix them permanently. The question of how this matter should be handl¬ ed was considered and the advice ot the Solicitor accepted. Mr. Korti suggested that we con.slder at our next meeting the question of In¬ cluding In our 1037 Budget an ap¬ propriation to take care of pave¬ ment improvements where the pro¬ perty owner did not comply with the notice to do so, so that the costs nf the improvements could be legally collected.
The Burge.ss called Council's at¬ tention to the drainage condition, poor road bed. etc.. at Intersection ol Spring Street and Phoenix Road. which was referred to the Highway Cnmmittee. He al.so suggested plac¬ ing a light at this Intersection In Older to avoid accidents, which was referred to the Light Committee.
The Report of the Treasurer for the month of November, 1936, was as follows: Balance an band, Nev. ind   $13«0i4
Northampton   Cunty. ..$ 411.74
Naz Ntl. Bank loan  2000 00
R. B. Bachman        130
F   P. Hahn      33.00
Chas. E. Knecht      35.00
Oeo.  A.   Kubilus       20.00
Hahn ie Gold      18 00
Howard E. Gold       20.30
R. C. Griffith     598.00
Second Ntl. Bank loan.. 2000.00
$5126 24
$6466 78
Bills  approved	
Int. on notes	
I>olice Salaries	
Salaries—Engineer 	
Janitor   	
Fire  Chief...
Secretary  ....
Treasurer   ...
Health OIBoer Supenrlaer's. Pay Roll.. Firemen's Relief Asso... Coupon  Aect	
$2089.30
137.49
373.00
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45.00
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The    President    adjourned      the meeting until December 3$th, 193$. at $00 o'clock P. M S     » BAKISAIB
A Bake Sale wUl be conducted by the Ladiea Aid Boelety of the Evan¬ gelical Church of town, on Saturday. December 13 at PhUIips Meat Market. Home baked bread, pies. cakes, sugar cakes and Christmas cookies   will   be   offered   for   sale
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The District Deputy Orand Master of Namreth Uodge. No. lOM. asks the cooperation ot aU local Odd Fellevs lo attend a meeting to be held on mday evenlitg, December lOth. ta the rooms of Lehieton Lod«c. Mo. 344. located on North Fourth Btreet. Easton
the 9aeH Oranda degree will be conducted by Harry Stephens. Orand Master attd his sUff. AU Past Orands who have not reeeired this degree can do so at this meeting by surrendering their Paat certifi¬ cates and receive the Past Orand pass word.
It there arc any Past Orands who do not have their certificates tliey can receive same by applying to Kenneth A Barrall. D D O M
ImmedUtely after, the meettnc will take the form o( a smoker and a ffaod time is In store for all.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
The ITEM welcomes communi¬ cations from Its readers, especi¬ ally those expres;>lng opinions on matters of current interest The shorter the letter, the greater Is its chance of receiving publica¬ tion. Letters to the Editor mnat be accompanied by the writers signature and address. Your name will be withheld If you so request it. No attention will be paid to unsigned letters
This department ts conducted for the benefit of all and we hope that you will make good use of It. The Item assumes no responsi¬ bility for opinions expressed.
THE EDITOR.
Nazareth High School
Note: Referring to the letter be low, signed "A Mother", we are glad to mention that Council has already taken steps In preparing for winter sports at the Municipal Park this season. Coasting and skiing facili¬ ties of the park are unexcelled and skating as well should tend to keep our young folks off danfcrous high ways this season.
We like this letter from a mother and will be glad to hear from more mothen offering suggestions for tbe welfare of our youth. ¦Mr Editor,
Win you write an article for the Item about using the Park tor Winter sports for our children, ao they can have a safe place to skate and coast?
Every year there are accidents because our boys and girls do not have a safe place to skate and coast
Why not use the Park for such
activities?     Charge   admlaalon   If
necessary but do make a plea tor
a safe place for winter sports.
Thank You.
A MOTHER."
Covers Om> Square Entirely Enclosed With BethaniiEed   Wire   Fabric   Fence; Contains Track, Baseball Diamond and Football Gridiron; Various Sports May Be Followed Without Interference From One An- Y'l other; Will Be Ready For   Use   Next   Spring
"Editor,
Nazareth Item. Dear Slr:-
The following letter was presented to   Boro Council  at  their  meeting Monday evening, December 7th > Naiareth, Pa Dee. 7, 1936 "To the Chief Burgess and
Members of the Nazareth
Borough Council Att: Clarence Fehnel, Secretary, Nazareth, Penna.
Kindly allow me to go on record in presenting to your honorable body, facts and figures relative to the Taxpayers on Bissell West End Building lots Tract No. 2, and now a part of the Borough of Nasareth Map Recorded at Easton, Pa., here¬ to attached as a part of this letter to indicate thc point of view.
FIRST: The Triennial Assess^ ment 1930 and 1933 for this particu lar part of the Borough of Nazareth was about Sixty Seven Thousand Five Hundred and Ten ($67,910.00) Dollars with about fifty (50) so call- ed homes and a Silk Mill.
Borough   tax   for   1929-1930-1931- 1932-1033-1934-1935  and    1936    was about  Fifty   Four  Thousand   ($54, 000 00) Dollars.
School tax for 1929-1930-1931-1»32 1933-1934-1933  and   1936  was  about One Hundred Thousand ($100,000.00) Dollars.
SECOND: In return for this One Hundred Fifty-four Thousand ($154,- OOOOO) Dollars taxes for thU parU- cular oommttnlty in eight yean we got about $3,000.00 road improve ments.
Three street lights, and schooling for about 30 pupils each, tor elcht yean at $100.00 equals $16,000.00. Total value received about $30,000.00 DolUn.
THIRD: To thU One Hundrtd Fifty-four Thousand (194,000> Dot lars in uxes untold damage has been done to this immediate neigh borhood for certain indecent housing conditions of this congested meu, which exists in the very heart of these so-called living quarters known as the Tony Bossic and How¬ ard Shafer &tuntys.
REMEDY:       Itemove  the  cause
CURE No. 1. Put in effect the building Ordinance No. 302, Clause No. 11
CURE No. 2 $2000 buys the Shafer shantys.
$2000 buys the Tony Bossic shanty.
CtmE No  3    W   P  A  Funds.
CURE No. 4 Stop Human Misery with action, determination. Moral Servitude, JusUce for  1037.''
"R. B. BACHMAN. " •     •	
^-^he above cut produced from the engineer's drawing gives a bird's- eye view of the Naxareth High School Athletic FleM located on the School property, east of the High School Building.
The fftld covers one square with a frontage of 550 feet on Boat Cen« ter street. 353 feet on Market street, 503 feet on Croas street and 344 feet on Liberty street The property Is enclosed with a Bethanlmd wire fabric fence, seven feet high with two entrances on Crosa street, two on Liberty street and two on Center street. The main entrances are located near the Intersection of Liberty and Cross streets, where a six foot by six foot ticket booth, hav¬ ing two wickets Is located. The field proper Is reached by using a pair of concrete steps leading from the main entrances.
The field contains a track, base¬ ball diamond and football gridiron. all located so that the various sports may be followed at the same time without interfering with one an¬ other. The track has a straightway 24 feet wide and 360 feet long which
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A birthday surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Smith. North Broad street, on Friday evening in honor o{ Mr. Smith's birthday anniversary.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs Harry Ackerman and daughter Betty, of East Uwn. Mr. and Mra Howard BdAnan and daughten Beatrice and Evelyn at Kemdale, Mr and Mn Alfred Smith and daughter. Sonya and Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Smith, of town.
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Mrs. trwin Rader. ot Es.ston. spent Friday with ber parents. Mr. and Mrs. Asher Renner. South Broad street '
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Athletic Field
. provides 6 lanes, 4 feet wide of suf- ' ficlent length fsr the 100 yard dash. I The remainder of the track Is 20 feet I in width with a toUl length of 000 feet.
The football and baaebaU fields are located within the track with the baseball diamond having a grass Infield. Separate space is provided for dummy tackling practice.
Bleachers with a total capacity of 1300 will be located on the North and South sides of the field The School Board at a recent meeting purchas¬ ed new bleachers with accomoda- tioiu for 520 spectators. These bleachers are to be delivered and erected next spring. The Board is looking forward to purchasing addi¬ tional bleachers to be delivered dur¬ ing the summer months so they will be available for uae next fall.
The field will be completed and ready for use next spring. The School Board did not deem It ad¬ visable to use the field during the football season which closed on Thanksgiving day because construc¬ tion work was carried on at that time and there was too much of a luzard from the  point  of  view of
the spectator.s safety and also that all tlio work .should be completed before using the field
A sprinkling system was purchased and used for the nr.st time during the pa.st summer and fall months
Practically all of the work on the field was done with WPA labor. The public may be Interested In the following ngures covering this work: 2500 cubic yards of earth and rock were excavated: 400 ton of cinders were used for the track; 20 cubic yards of concrete was used for the step.s; 1600 square yards of surface covered with the top soil were used, and 200 cubic yards of top soil was stored for future use.
The work was carried on under the direction of the Grounds com¬ mittee consisting of Elwood Unang.st and Robert Pauly with William 811- fles. Superintendent of Grounds and Building in direct charge. The other members of the Board who shared in the work and gave valuable advice and time are: C Frederick Martin. President; Charles Sehnerr. Trea.^- urer; A. Russell Snyder. William Bennett and Frank B Leh with Charltvs Knauas, Secretary
BROTHERHOOD
VESPER SERVICE
St. John*s Lutheran Church
Dr. Erwin D. Fnnk. M. D.—Speaker
The Brotherhood of St. John's Lutheran Church will conduct their annual vesper service, Sunday eve¬ ning. December 13th, at 7:30 o'clock. Thc service will be in charge of Mr. William Kleppinger, PresMent of the Brotherhood. The address win be delivered by Dr Erwln D. Funk, M. D., Pathologist and Direc¬ tor of Laboratories of the Reading HosplUl, Reading. Pa. Dr. Funk Is a graduate of Princeton University and Jefferson Medical College. Prior to his coming to Reading Hospital he was Professor of Pathology at Jef¬ ferson Medical College. Dr. Funk is a memt)er of the Lutheran Church of the Atonement, Wyomisslng. Pa., and Is well kown throughout the Ministerium of Permsylvanla. His recent articles on "Religion and Medicine' have aroused consider¬ able interest throughout the coun¬ try
The entire service with the ex¬ ception of the opening and closing devotions will be In charge of the men of the Brotherhood. The an¬ thems will be rendered by the Brotherhood choir. Thc public Is cordially Invited to attend tlUa service.
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Edward Kem and Oeogge Smith of town, spent Monday deer hunt¬ ing in Pike County.
WILL OPEN
BAKERY HERE
Jame.s Shafer. of Bath, who operat¬ ed a bread route in this community for a long time has leased the Charles W   Clewell   bakery   located
I on Centre Street and will begin operating next week.
i He will bake bread, cakes and pretzels. The bakery is now being equipped   with   modern   machinery
'for the production of tasty food which may be produced locally in the  future at the plant.    No final
! arrangements have been made for the dUtrlbution. but Mr. Shafer has assured his patrons that thi." matter will receive his attention a= .soon   as  the  plant  is  put  in  full
! operation.
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P. O. OF A. HELD MEETING
I    Camp   315    Patriotic    Order    of Americans held their regular meet- in?  last Wednesday evening in the Eagle Hall. Centre Square. Routine  business  was  transacted. After the  sesiilon a Radio party
i was   held   with   prizes   awarded   to
: Ella Hay. Shirley SUrk. Emma Walters, Evelyn Frantx, Alice BlU- heimer,  Haael  Oeu,   Anna   Kratz,
' Rose Siegfried, Clara Johnson, Mary
iKilpatrIck, Margaret Patatnger, Mae Friend. Mabel Weaver, LUlle Dech, Mae  Stark. Carrie Barrall,  Bertha
iFrantz. Carrie Holland. Mamie Edelman, Winifred Weaver. William
'smith. Katie Weaver, Madeline Heard. WUUam Price and JeanetU Meu.
NAZARETH ARTHCLIL ICE COMPANY PLANT
ErtaUblMl time 12th. I92S
Another going indastry ot which Naxareth is proud to boast la tha Naaareth Artificial Ice Oompanr, located at the comer of Bast Wal¬ nut and Pine Streetj: This plant housed in a buildmg 45 feet by M feet and con.«tructed of concrete and brick Is llre-prLXjf an.i ot neat ap¬ pearance.
The company was organized in January tt2$ by Palmer J Youna. pre.sjd^'nt; A F Stem. Vice Pre.^Jdent and Oeneral Manager, and John D Edelmaa Secretari and Tne usurer. and started operating June 13th. 192g. There are fl»-e men on the company's paymll and the plant has operated every day slnoe it started mon than six yean ago. A
Diesel engine furnishes the power for all operattons. Twenty-five tons ot ice U manufactiBed dally from j puiw Ross Common water that looks ' and is as clear and crystal as glass. The entire out-put is distributed by Ice dealers In Nazareth. Tatamy. Bath. Stockertown. Belfast, Wmd Gap and surroundinc communities More th»n a dozen m^-n are engaged daily in the dl^tributu^n of this local product
IntfresUnK indeed  is a trip thru
thw plant and tlK» management will be irlad to .•ihow you tliru upiin re- q\MHit Tb thow tnterest^l In DIrsel power, here l.< a power plant tn operation worth your time to investigate.
Pennsylvania Scenic and Historic Commis¬ sion Awards Prizes In Picture Contest
j Harrisburg. December 10 — The Pennsylvania State Hotel Association I in cooperation with the Pennsylvan- i.T Scenic and Historic Commi.sslon. distributed $100 00 in ca.sh awards ' to eight Pennsylvanians who sub¬ mitted pictures in a State-wide camera contest
It was conditioned that the pic¬ tures should depict autumn scenes. with foliage a predominating factor. The entrant.s in this contest, the first of its kind ever conducted in the Keystone Statf repn^ented every section of I'enn.'-vlvania It l.'i hoped that future contests may be [conducted with the view of creating a wider interest in Pcnn.s\lvanla's outdoors The winners are as fol¬ lows :
First prize. $35 00. George Clark. Oaleton. Pa . highway scene. Roose¬ velt Hluhway (Route 6i near Brook- land   Club.
Second prize. 120 00. Wilii.im P Hastings. .Milton. Pa . autumn farm .scene.  "Harrowin? '
Third pri7\ $20 00. R L. Krape. 444 N. Allegheny Street. Be'.Iefont*- Pa., autumn foliage near Belin. Somerset County
Fourth prize. $5 00. Miss Edith Clute. 313 N Second Street. Har¬ risburg. Pa., view of Stale Street and Soldler« Monument from arch¬ way of main Capitol building. Har- rlatarg
Fifth prize. $5 00. Charles M Stoner. Northumberland. Pa., view of Route 880. between Big Rock and R.iuchtown
Sixth prize. $5 00. Mrs L O Mar¬ shall. Towanda R4. Pa. railroad, .stream and forest view near Tow¬ anda
Seventh prize. $5 00. E L Fried¬ man. 607 Fairmount Street. Latrobe. Pa , anion? the mountains on Route 711. t>etwepn Llgonler and Johns¬ town
Eighth priz*^ $3 00. Kathryn M Wagtn-ell-r. Sehn.sgrovp. Pa . old -pringhousp near Winfield. Union Coutitv
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LOr.%L ntXTEB OCTM DCCR 7^ WITM SM>W AND ARROW
M^dgar Oswald, local archer, bag- sFA an eight point buck, weighing 125 pounds Ust Wednesday at Tain Lakes. Pike County with a Iww and arrow Harry Oaston. aiMther member of the party bagged a loiir point buck weighing 135 pounds and Andrew Brown, anottier mem¬ ber of the party bagged a four poin: buck weighing about 135 pounds Members of the party were Thomas Matthews, of Ohio. Dr D Chaae. af Bethlehem. Ris>«ell Lamben. Wll- hetei Knecht. Harry Oaston. Reuben Oaoton. Andrew Brown. Percy Ktdd Bdgar Oswald. P. J. Mali. WlBlMa Oorman. Earl Wmidle. WlBtaa Kll- | patrtek. Roy Kilpatrlck. Paml Da^is- ^m. and Raymond OinraM. aU of •own
    	
Walter Happel, Sowth Main street. .<!>*• nt Saturday at Ti
Boost Nazareth — Single Copy Three Cento
School Board Meets; Officers Are Elected
For Ensuing Year
A bpecial meeting ol the Nazareth School Board wsis held Monday eve¬ ning for general purposes, Including thc election of a president and vice president for the ensuing year. Mr. C. F Martin was re-elected presi¬ dent, and Mr. Wm M Dennett, Jr, was re-elected vice president ThR following .standing committees were appointed for the year:- Fin¬ ance. Wm M. Bennett, Jr., and C. P. Sehnerr Building.s. A. R. Snyder and Piank Leh; Grounds, Elwood J. Unangst and Robert Pauly; Sinking Fund. Martin. Sehnerr and Bennett; Martin and Sehnerr being members of tliis committee by virtue of the ofBces they hold as president and trea.iurer of the Board
The secretary reported that the contract was fully executed for the portable grand stand to be furnish¬
ed  by  the   Wayne  Iron  Wofka at
Wayne, Pa.    He alsc
receipt   of    permanent
permits  for  the  high
torium, the high school
and  the athlelc field for Um
1937
C. P. Sehnerr and Robert Paat9
were appointed a special
to formulate policies for the i
conduct of the high school
report at  a  future maetlng at tb*
Board.     The   Property   Co
was directed to provide a
quale water supply for the
Building at an approximate Met at
$100.00.
Miss Ethel D. Pehr was elected teacher of the fourth grade In tlM Whitfield Building to fill the vacangy caused by the resignation o( Vir> ginia Wood MaoCollum. eSeettv* January 1, 1W7
LOCAL PASTOR DEUVBtS ADORES ATB.P.O.E.
DRAMATIC XMAS CANTATA   AT BUFAST CHURCH
On Sunday evening. December 13th, at 7:30 o'clock In the Belfast Reformed Church the Senior Choir will present a dramatic Christmas canatta entitled the "Lost Carol".
The story has been woven around the composition of the beloved old Christmas carol, 'Silent Night, Holy Night", In the year Iglg by Franz Oruber, an organist in a small Aus¬ trian town The cast will consist of; ^is subject "The Mtalat^ at Ralph Rader as Herr Franc Oruber; Mrs. William Shook as Frau Oer- trude Oruber; Oerald Meyers as the son and John Toth as Herr MuUer. the choir master.
MORIAL SBRVKB
Annual  memorial eeivletg    ««ft
conducted  on  Sundajr  evenlat  fey
the ofltera of Eaaton Lodfe, NO. IM,
B.PO. Clka in memory o( Um da-
I ceased members.
Rev. Harvey C. Bnyder. St John's Lutheran Chureb. ed the memorial addi
, ory."   In his addreaa he ed the principles ot the BUu
, and suted that llvlnc or Elk Is never forgotten. The   program   Included   a
I solo,    accompanied    by    M
Fonrnr Naatfene Dies^rSp^'rs'SSuS?.^
violla
Clayton P Moore, aged forty-six years, son of J Hampton Moore, former mayor of Philadelphia, and a former Nazarene. died last Friday in a hospital in Wa.shlngton. D. C jiHe is a graduate of the former Nazareth Hall MiUtar>- Academy, of which his father is also an alumnus.
•Eye Hath Not Been' rrom "The Holy City" by Mlsa Oladyi Stub* blehlne.
Members of the Lodge who died within the past year included Aafaer Seip. Robert T. Hom. J. Parley King. James A Ernest. Edward B. Shultz.  Howard Riegel.  Charles B.
Robert
He was also a fo^m^ c°^erk";'r*the   !f"S", "'"Tl,!, ^^^S*. Wav.s and Means Committee of the   «   »^"1^'''    silver C.  Brooks
House   of   Representatives    and    1~
survived  by his  parents, his widow
and one .son.
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HILHON HIGH TO MEET N.%ZARETH HIGH IN BASKET¬ BALL   TOMOBBOW   KITE
Tomorrow night WlLson High School will invade Nazareth for the Blue and White's first league basketball aame of the .season in the Nazareth High School gymnasium.
NOORESTOWN
Sunday School on Sunday at 9 A M . followed by Lutheran Church -ervices at 10 o'clock by Rev. A. Apple.
Mr and Mr.s Samuel WllUamson uf Nazareth, were the Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Walter Schlegel and  family
Mr and Mrs. Willard Trach and r.imily. of East Lawn, spent Sun¬ day as the guests of Mrs. SyviUa Trach  and family.
Miriam Meyers spent the week¬ end with Mr and Mrs. Oeorge Mann
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge 8telnm"tz called on Mr and Mrs Cyrus Koeh¬ ler recently
MOORE TOWNSHU*
Lloyd P J. Barrall has a cow that gave birth to triplet calves last week.   However, all died
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mills, of Bethlehem, were the Sunday eve¬ ning guests of his parents. Mr. and Mrs  William Mills and family.
Raymond E Reirusmith shot a Urge deer last w««k.
The public sale of Mrs. Sarah Werner held last Saturday was very largely attended Ooods realized fair pr:z'-
Mr. and Mrs Albert Jones and daughter were week-end guests of h;- parents. Mr and Mrs Hugh Jones at  Bangor.
Herbert Nilf proprietor of the KlecknrrsMlle Hotel, shot a deer Ust week
Sterling Andrew.^ sp'^nt Sundav aftemix>n with Mr and Mrs Wil¬ liam Mills and family.
Hyman Ooldman.
Officers of the Lodge are Oeorfe H Welty. Exalted Ruler: Meyer i Pelnberg. Esteemed Leadlnf Knight; Norman Roth Esteemed Loyal Knight; Edgar J. Miller. Biteemed Lecturing Knight; J. Albert Jeffer« son. Secretary; Wllford H. Yaemaa, Treasurer: Joseph H Belp. P. B. R. Esquire; Oscar P. H. Reaser. Filer: R Oelbert Fulmer. P E R. Chap- lam; Howard Kichline. Inner Ouart and Edgar O. Held. Organlat.
The memorial committee constat- ed of Meyer Feinberg. Ralph BtotI, John Woodrlng. Ralph Landen- berger. Levet DeRoach and Charleg Blblehelmer.
STOCKERTOWN
Mrs. Furman Engler and daugh¬ ters Pearl and Marie and grandaoQ Dick. Mrs Jane Rabenold and MIM Mary Steiner were Sunday gueats of Mr and Mrs. William Staple, et Pen Argyl.
A   joint   choir  rehearsal   for   tiM
Christmas  Cantata  to  be  rendered
bv   the   choirs   In   the   PlalnflaM
charge met on Tuesday erealov oH
the home of the Plainfield OTfanlst.
<Miss Kathn n Lehr.
/ %^Mack Wallace on Tuesday hmtB*
Vffig was fortunate in shootinc a laifa
' buck deer.
Mrs Oeorge Marsh returned from the Eaaton Hoapltal on day  where   she bad apent a following an operation on her cys^ Mrs   Marsh is Improrlnc nicely.
A daughter arrived at the hoat of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rapprt on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jane Rabenold. of Easton li visiting her sister, Mrs. Furmaa Engler
Mrs Lawrence Papa. Mr. and Miff. Benjamin Cuvo and Meaars. MaaiS spent Wedn«>dsay In PhiladelpMa.
Charles Heller, who spent tfM past month as a patient at tBe IM* 'on Hospital Is repotted la be' improving
Joint  Congregattonal Porks Church on  Friday. 1st at 9:U A   M
Mr.   and   Mrs.  Charlee  Uba if I Faston. vent Friday
Mr   and   Mrs    Charle^   Antiiony   Mrs. Helen Bandt Lehr «ad and daughter Msited Mr   and Mrs. j    A number of town Charles Frlck on Sunday.
Mrs Richard Oplinger was the guest Of Mr and Mrs. William MiUs and family last week
The fanners In our vicinity are busy butchering their pifs
Lk)yd Barrall Is busy inspecting cars and trucks.
James   MilL*   and   nms   Kenneth
aitd   Henry  were   Sunday  morning
guests of  Mr   and Mrs   Victor 8.
LUly and famUy and John D. MlUi
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Mr   and Mn   A  M  Oruner. Mr
Alfn^ Smith. Bontl) vtsited hia mother. Mn. ¦. at AUentown, dn
night   attended   the County   Dramatic Naaarvth.
Miaa Loniae spent BatMtday Beatrice
The begin   Frtday 2Sth until ary «th. MST.
Plalnaeld   CIm* hearial on home of the Lehr