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VOL. XLIV.
N.AZARRTH.  \\\.. THl.MiSDAY  .\I<'K.MX';, 3.L'\V 10, l!):;:,
No. 25
Merchants Good Will Tour Campaign Opens To-da
Trip     T o     Yellowstone
National I*aiU For
Local Girl
VOTE  VOUR  CHOICE
Merchants Cooperative In
Business Stimulator
Campaign
Young ladies will hiive all ex- pen.scs paid on apec'al trip t'J Yellow.stonc National Park. Load¬ ing merchants cooperating witli this new.spaper will start a Better Times drive and will ocer to the winner an all expense tour to Vellowsione National Park, The trip will b- escorted.
Ths special trip to Yellowstone National Park is a cooperative ef¬ fort of several newspapers of th' State of Pennsylvania. Special en¬ tertainment features are to be of¬ fered the winners of similar con¬ tests from the various towns and citie.s of the state and the trip should be one of the most notable ever taken by a group of Pennsyl¬ vania residents.
This Ocod Will tour will be open to young unmarried ladles botwet-ii the ages of 18 and 30. inclusive. A nominating coupon appiars in to¬ day's paper, while in a spi'clal paye adv. appears the rules of the con¬ test and full particulars.
Tiro trip will start from Philadel¬ phia on Sunday evening, lat' in Julv or e;irl'," .Aii'^u.st. It will arrr.'u In Chlcaci) in tin- earlv niorniir^ where a full day of eiiti'rt.i:nirii'iil win be provided—th'ise liviiis; In Western Pennsylvania will join party on departure In Pittsburgh. Sleeping cars, a club ob.sorvation car and a diner will be equipment for the trip. Breakfast, lunch and dinner the next day will be on the diner. The train will pa,ss through Northern Mlnne.sota.
The next morning the young lady contest winners will arrive at Yel¬ lowstone National Park. That day win be spent In a delightful motor trip to Old Faithful Lodge.
There will be three or four days in Yellowstone, including Old Faith¬ ful Lod^e, Orand Canyon and beau¬ tiful Yellow.stone Lake, returning via Cody Road to Cody, Wyoming.    '
The winner of the Merchants, Oood Will Tour will have all ex¬ penses paid by the merchants and this newspaper. Tliat includes her fare to Yellowstone National Park and r' turn. It includes her sleeper berth, her meals on the diner cii route and in Chicago. It Include > even her tips to porters and waiter., and al-io all the many delightful en-
Haseball Scores,
League Standing
E.^ST l>ENK LEAGL'E SatHrday's  fiaitira
Fairview Ponies 16, Ea.ston 10 .Martin's Creek 3, Limeport 0 Nazareth 8, Amicus 6 Bethlehem 9, East OreenviUe 7
Sunday'i Games Martin's Creek 6, Bethlehem 2 Nazareth   ,i.   Easton   Fleas   3 East Oreenvllle 7, Amicus 2 Fairview Ponies 6,  Limeport  1 The   Htandlng
W.   L.   PU.
M.    ins  Creek     2     0 1.000
Nazareth      2     1    .667
Bethlehem        2     1    .667
Fairview  Ponies     2     1    .667
East   OreenviUe   ,,,,  1     1   .500
Amicus       1     2    .333
Ea.'-ton   Fleas     0     2   .000
Llmeport      0     2   .000
Next Saturday's Gaines Easton at  Llmeport Amicus at  Bethlehem Martins Creek at   Toiiies East  Oreenvllle at  Nazareth
Next Sunday's Games Bethlehem at Easton Llmeport at Aniicus Ponies al East Oreenvllle Nazareth at Martins Creek
LF.HIGH.NORTII.A.MPTON HIGH SCHOOL LF.\nrE
Saturday's Games
Nazareth High 8, So  Whitehall 0 Hellertown  Hiiili 9. Wilson 2 Ten Aruyl High, not  ¦^clu'duled Thp   Staiuling
W, L. Pts. Nazan 111 Htnh . . . . (i H t DOO Hellertown Hi^ll .4 2 (itili Pen Aruyl Hiuli . . . L! It .400 So   Whitehal Hiuli. .  2     H     .40i)
Wil-oii   111!.'!,        0      I)      .000
Next Saturday ¦> Cianies Pell   Ariiyl   al   Hellerlowii Wilson al South  Wliiteliall Nazareth,  not   .scheiiuled
NORTHAMPTON    COI'NTV Sunday's Games
Wind Oap 8, Trump A  C  5 West  BauBor 6,  Cliestnut  Hill   1 Richniond  14, Stoekertown 13 Tatamy 10, Petersville 7 The   StandhiK
\V.   L.   Pts.
Wind   Oap     2     0   1.000
West   BaiiKor      2     0    1.000
Chestnut   Hill      1     1     ..'»00
Trump AC I      I      SOO
Richmond      1      1     .500
Tatamy        1      1       500
Stoekertown       0     2     .000
PetersvlUe       0     2      .000
Nrxl Sunday'^ (ianirs nirhmond at Chestnut  HIU .Slnclierlown  at   West   Baiiiior Tniinp   nt   Petersville Wind Oap at Tatamy
tertaiiiiiu'iil features that will niaki' her trip one of the grea".es'„ pl'a.-iUri's.
This newspaper, cooperating with the committee of other Pennsylvan¬ ia new.spapers has arranged a most elaborate entertainment program for the winner. It will be an out¬ standing c'PP'irtunity for a girl from this comniunity to have a marvel- ,'us tri,) this summer, and provide a real  travel education for her.
Merchants are coop>rating with this new.spaper in this business .s-'i!i\il'.ui" (Liiiipai;':n. The.se mer¬ chants will give credit coupons with all cash purchases, during the pn- iod of the campaign One hundred credits will be given with a dollar purchase, 500 for a $500 purchaic. and 1.000 for a $10 purcha.se. No credit- will be given for a fraction ll a doU'r. The tickets must be given at time cash is paid. No cred¬ its will be given on wholesale ac¬ counts and none on contract ac¬ counts.
Only one nomlnaling coupon will b' credited to any one candicluis". K:) credits can be transferred to another candidate after thev have once been cast. The nominating coupon, which appears in another part of this i.ssue, gives a candidate a start of 10,000 votes.
Ally young women, between tlv n'j.v liniils nientioiied of good char¬ acter, residing in this community may in:"!, b'l: U:e co:ii:iiitti'i' r.'s.'r- ves the right to reject any inniuia- tion. No credit relative of any on;* employee! on this new.paper may become a candidate.
The merchant.1 are offering this hniidsoiiie trip prize with the avow¬ ed purpos:' of Increasing the trad- iiij; 111 the Community and lo cr al" more and better business durini; tlie months of May and June. They expect the contestants to urge their friends to purchase from stores participating in the campaign and to save their votes for them.
It is not a popularity contest in the ordinary sense of the word. It is a conicst where the contestant will obtain the best results by personal work in urging the cooperation of friends. It starts this morning and it will end on Wednesday noon. July 3rd.
Read the full list of rules and re¬ gulations In the big advertisement in today's I.ssue. The merchants, who have already signified tlieir In¬ tention to participate In the Oood Will campaign and issue credits in the contest are given below. There may be a few additional to Join before next week. If you are an unmarried youny woman within th^"' age limits, send in your nominat¬ ing coupon, and start to work lining U|) your friends. If you are noi eligible yourself, nominate .some girl within the age limits and tell her you will be glad lo help. Il s Toiiii; tT be a great trip and the -iirl who wins will have an exper- ..'lue very much worth while.
The list of young ladies nominat¬ ed will be published in this news¬ paper each week. At that time will be published the standing of the oiiiestants There.ifter votes will be counted on Tue.sday nights and publLshed in this paper each week.
The list of the participating merchants follows: C A. A^u'lemire, 'i: ..ici Street Oarage, Buiz's Orocery Store, Tatamy, Flick's Meat Market, Kern's Meal Market, King's Cut Rale Store, Robert Nolf, Nazaretii Hardware Company, Nazareth Item Publishing Company. Earl Philips Meal Market, Roths Oarage. Henry Schlegel, H. K. Stout. Square Deal Oarage, Weavers Grocery Store, Zlegler's Oarage, Paul Heckman's Drug Store, Oeorge Heckman's Drill? Store.
'GIRLS' SYMPHO- I    NEHE TO PLAY I AT SCHOENECK
Bath f'h urch Oi\i>an
Dedicated Sunday
WOMAN'S CLUB LN LAST MEET- OF SEASON
Suiulay   Evening,   Spon- I      .sored    Ity    King's ' Daughter Circle
PriUC    IS    INVITKI)
"An Evening of Music" will be pre- iiti'd In the .S;:lioeneck Mora¬ vian Church o:! Sunday eveniir; nt 7:30 by the Oirls Symph'n tie. •oii'liirt d bv E.irl D Held, well- known talent from Easton.
The Symphon.-'tte Is composed of the following s"lected musicians: Gertrude Fehr, of Pen Argyl; Eli¬ zabeth Cann, of Bangor; E,siher Rut*, of Wind Gap; Anna Francis¬ co. Pen Argyl: Pauline Stout, Ban¬ gor; Marion Shoemaker, Wind Oap; "levt-iide Rice, Easton: Lorene Hocklngs, Bangor and Virgini:i Br< ad, Wind Gap
The classical progr:ni will In- r-lu.'." such numbers as "Ev 'iitlde" Ijv Myddleton: "In A Monastery Garden" by Kelelly; "N';ircls>us" by Ne\i:'.: "In the Heart of thn Rcd- 'vnnd.:' by Or"v; "Romance" by Ruoln.'tpin: "Lhe Old Refrain" by Kre' \f<:--, "Mriorish S"ran;ul.'" by Chapi and "Reverie Iiiterro:iipuc" by T'icliffTkinv..ky.
The program is .sponsored by the Srhoeuck Ki.ii;^ Daught(>r'.> Circle. No admission will be changed. Th" public is cordiallv invited to attend.
Large    Congregation.s
Present Afternoon
and Evening
<l !»KKH  KKMHTIONS
Charles   K<ymond   Oon-
hani, \en Vork City,
(iue.st Organist
"Roiidc F'iatic:iise"' by Boeilinan: "Williin a Chinese Garden" by Slouglilon; and "Symphony in B .M nn'" b;, Sluiberl. I;i the secon'l group were included "Melody for Bells of Berghall", Sibelius; "Rus- ti:- .\I;u"cir In Boen; "Meditation" by Sturgis. and "Finlar.dia " by Si- 1,-liu-      Xiie  well  balanced  program
')fficers    To    Serve IfK'J.V.JH    Were Elected
For
Wheat Growers Meeting At Nazareth Inn To-morrow Nighl
ENJOY SO( IAL HOLK
Tile last regular meeting for this j was .selected to bring out the many   soason   of   the   Nazaretii   Woinen"s | excellent qualities, tonal effects and  club was held at the Nazareih High po.ver of llie line new or':;aii. winch  School building on Monday evening, is easily one of the lin<'sl ;niall or-   jviay 13th.
SCHOOL BOARD RECIEVES BIDS FOR IMPROVEMENTS
To  \ ote For or Agaii Continuation of Pro¬ duction Control
.NATIONAL  LN  SCOPI
Tiie Florence Franks Organ given to Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church, Bath, was cl dicated Sunday afternoon with appropriate services which drew so large an audience that many wore obliged to stand in the aisles. The su'vice was repealed in the eVen¬ ning. Music lovers and organists of note for miles around came to lis¬ ten to tlie lovely and impressive program.
Memorial  «""''' '" "^'"^ P^""^ °^ "''^ ^'^''
'Ille church was beautifully decor-
Mrs    Ralph   Fry,   prtsidenl.   pre- ided   at   tlie  busine.ss   .session  and called lor reports from  the various
Mr.^. liarvey Snyder, chairlady of the Enterlaining     comnuiue     reijorted
N.\ZARETH PARENT- TEAfHERS ELECT EL¬ MER SNVDER, PRES.
Election of officers took place at th"^ last meeting of the year of the Nazareth Parent-Teacher's Ass'Xia- tion on Thursday evening in the Nazareth High School building. Elected were: President, Elmer Snyder; Vice-President, J. Fred- crick Knecht; Secretary. Mrs. Ray¬ mond Unangst and Treasurer. Mrs. E Stewart Eyer. An auditing com¬ mittee was also appointed which consists of Mrs. Ralph Stocker. Howard Kessler and Mrs. Clarence Pehnel.
The business meeting was in charge of Mrs A G. Kern The ; Continued on Pwe Pouri
ated with flowers placed in meinor
•4 the Wile and mother of the don-   diairladus of Ihe coininiltes
ors of  the organ.    Throughout  the
entire day Sunday, al staled inter¬ vals, the organ pealed forth .sacred   ^1,^   annual   Spring   Luncheon   will
music and chimes through the new
Broadcasting  and amplilying system
Ju.'t  iii.-lalled. The service of dedi'jalion of    the
organ was brie,  .i.id  was in charge
of Rev. R .H. Helffrich. Li.scriucd The guest organist was Charles on a silver plate placed on the or- Raymond Cronham. ol New Yor.; gan con..uk' are these words: "De- City, who possesses an artistry a', dicated lo the Olory of Ood, and in the console that is well defined and i^x ma .Memory of Florence Franks" st.i'jii.shed and he Inuii diatoly won . .uie.i lollows the refere.ice of pro- the plaudits and commendations of verbs lo a "Virtuous woman, who can not only his many hearers but ol ,;,.,| ^ ,,. p^.i^.^. u, far above rubies— jl.ier members ol the niu.ical pro- Her children rai.se up and call her lessicn. and colleagues, of whom bles.sed. eic." This organ is given t j there  were many In  the audience,    a   pe ,pie    lie   served   and   ih:   Ood   Kern;  Press    Secretary.
Mr.   Ci'onham's   superb   rendition  she  lo\ed  by her husband Fred  B    Kleppinger included  two   group.-, of  lour  num-   Fi'anks and her .son Fred. Jr    The bers   lach.     In   the   first   group  he   time .set  for  the  dedication  of   the played     "Av.i     Maria'     by    Bossi;   clr.r ii i., :;ie hist Sunday in .May.
Adopt   Huduet   For  19:].>-
l}>.'i«   School
Year
(Questions     Relating
Program   Will   Be i Answered
Til" regular monthly meeting of the Nazareth School Board w.n held la>t Monday evening with C. F Martin, president ol the Board, presiding
Norlhaniplon   county   wheat ducer, will have an opportunity vole   for  or  against   the  contlnu lion of a wheat production contf I program    similar  to    the    pro
be held ai Buckwood Inn, June 8th.
Mrs. Fry called special atieiiiion ! ) the NorUi-a.ll.rn District Meet¬ ing al Scranton. May 22nd Mrs Jo!i:i Pli.liip.i will be the gue^l of honor.
Tl.e foUowia:;! were elected a.-, of¬ ficers to serve for the Club for tlie ye.ir.-> VJ'ib-lU'M: Piesiai'iit. Mrs. F'loyd Wa:;!ier; Vice-Pr'siden',. Mrs O. B. Searles: Recording Secretary
.M:s   Char..'.-  Shaler;     C .rie'vpjnd-. 	
ing   Secretary. Miss Catlierine Werk-,     Tliurd-,av    M:i\   L'3rd.     the     local heis'r;     Treasurer.     Mrs.     Andrew  Camp No. 445. P. O. S. of A. local d
Mrs   Wm   in the Shafer Building, will  act  as I host   lo   the   Norlhaniplon   County
Mr-   Aiidrew Kern introduced the j As.sociation  of   the   I'   O   S    of   A
!,ie. •,!;!.IT.      Ml'-     Ruth    Saddler  Among   many   interesting   acli\iiie>
Rupprecht,   of   VVilkes-Barre.     who   there will  be initiation     Camp Nu
i; ul  lor her -ubject. "Music Within   869 of Allentown. one of  the  fin.'s;
U> and Around Us." | degree  teams in the Stale and un-
The   Treasurer   reported   a   cash   which  has be<'n carried out dur
balance  of   S37,2;j8.04   on   April   Isl. (Continued on **¦«• PDur>
p.o.sTw^icouivTv
ASSO. TO HOLD LMTLATION
LOCAL ( A.MP TO Bt HOST
the past  three  years, at a meetli winch will be held in the Naaar Inn.   Fridav  evening.  May   I7th, 7:ao  standard time
Harry J   Re<'ser, president of tb Lehigh-Northampton   Wheat duclion   Control   A.s.soclation,   stat thai   every  producer in  the count should   attend   this   meeting   whli Kill h<- addiessed by representative of the Agricultural Adjustment iiiinistraUoii      The   plans   for     tl) rontinua'ion   of   the   progra:n be   outlined  and  questions   relatli to it will be answered
The continuation of the progri which  IS  national  In Its scope dep'nd   upon   the   number  of   pro ducer.s  that   vote  for or  against   It
Producers  not   having  an  oppor.^ lunity  lo  attend  this  meeting nU
A .social hour was enjoyed in the   iformed   in   the   new   Minute   Man   cast a ballot on Saturday, May
Milk Control Board
Recovers Shortage
J. O      I -fftiryilien   snvder, Mrs  Fred Wood, Mrs. Leroy  ward Dech. will .serve refreshments   will be open from 9:00 a. m. to I:
.social rooms with the following as | regalia will put on the floor work hoste.'-.ses: Mrs P S Trumbower.' Many candidates are expected a- Mrs C K. WilUard. Mrs. H. C Pohl. well as quite a few Slate and Na- Mrs Ernest Ayres, Mr.> Ralph Fry. tional offlcers The local refre-h- Mrs.    Dayton Broad.    Mrs   Harvey  menl   committee   in charge  of   Ed-
A   polling  place  wil  be provided the Nazareth Inn with a represent alive   present   to   explain   the   pL and   ballots  will  be  available    fa
tho.se   who wish  to  vote.    The
Endeavoring To Stabilize Industry By Aiding
PASS NEW MILK LAW
POPPY DAY AC¬ TIVITIES HEADED BY AUXILIARY
Arrangement for poppy day to be ob.served here and throughout the nation Saturday, May 2,5th have been completed with the arrival of the Memorial popples at tho Am¬ erican Legion Auxiliary head¬ quarters
One thousand of these little red flowers came from the American Leuion Department of Pennsylvania where they were made by disabled World War veterans
The poppies will be sold in vari¬ ous parts of the town by  the vol¬ unteer workers under the direction of Mrs. Agnes Keene, poppy chair- I lady, of H. V.  Knecht Unit  415 of ' the American Legion Auxiliary. Th:* I volunteer    workers  are:     Elizabeth Butz, Clara Osterstock, Mabel Eyer, ' Jennie  Wolf, Jennie  Silvert,   Han- ' nail   Bonstein,  Elsie   Koehler,   Mil- ' dred Kahler, Clara  Meyers.    Anna I.aubach and Vane Walker.
Gov. Carle Sent Names of
New Board To Senate
For Re-confirmation
One of the last acts of the Milk Control Board before the expirauon of Act 37, was to recover $10,381.78 for dairymen who shipped to Avoii- dale Farms Dairy. Bethlehem. This firm paid its producer.^ 20 cent.-, per cwt less tan Board prices over a period of time. It ha.> signed an ai,'rt'enieni
2,) per cent, of the undcr-payment on    each of  the    foUo.ving    dates: April 30. May 15, May 31 and June 15 A payment of $2,730.83 was made
the eastern section called upon the Federal Oovernment to assist in re¬ gulating the price of milk shipped trom one state to another, follow¬ ing the recent decision of the Unit¬ ed States Supreme Court which took I thil power away from the Stales. !    Thi   committee appointed  by  the , Oovernors    and Secretary    Walla .e i have completed plans for a blanket Federal    license    for      out-of-stat' shippers to New Vork City and New Jersey  markets.    A Federal admiii- Isiiaior will be placed in charge. A similar    liccn.se    for    Peii:i.^ylvani,i markets is  being prepared and will be announced .soon. New Milk Law
Hou.>e Bill 1721 passed the Legis¬ lature and was .¦signed  by the Oov-
Peters. Miss Virginia  Wood
MORAVWr* MOTHERS DAV CHILDREN'S PARTY
at the close of the meeting All members of Camp 445 are urged to be on hand as this meeting and ini- U'ltion will long be remembered by all in attendance.
p   m
Steven Dusinski and Franic Ml visited in Paterson, N. J , over tl
week-end
Larjfest In History of the Church
The large.-)t mothers" and chil- dren>' party in the history of the S'.inday Scliool was held on Safar- day afternoon in the Nazareih Mor¬ avian Church with 83 children an.i mothers in attendance. Mr.-> Earl Stroman. superintendent of the b-- ginners   departinetit.  was in charge
uwr.    XI   „...,  .„s..fu    a..      .^,,,     Tu"sd.iv  aflernoun.  April  30    ^'''-'-   "'>-" —   "—  ... w.„.,,
I  Wllh  the   Board   to   pay  ^,,„   j^^^,,   '^^f^,.^   ^,^^   .xpiration   ?   ^he program which w^as given by nt. of the undcr-payments  „,  ,,,„ ,.m   io..,    t.,   i,,.  «.,„>  ,„._     t''** children of the cradle roll and
of  the old   law.    In  Its  final  form, the new law dfTers from the old in a few respects. .    ., ,„        . . , , The   Board  may  now   bring  first
on April 30. each producer receiving  ^^^ ^^^^^ offenders before .i mag- his proportionate share. i ^^^^^^^. j„^ .summary conviction and
Tlie Milk Control Board isendea-   punishment,  "teeth"  which  the  old
beginners   department I
Following singing and a prayer by the children, remarks were mad' by the Pa.-ior. Rev. P S .M>'inert Mrs. Margarite Marx, in behalf of the   mothers,  presented   Mrs   Stro-
voring to stabilize the industry by law did not have The new law per- '"^" ^'"'^ * beautiful cor.sage T:ie aiding both dealers and farmers in mits any p<>r.son, marketing com- •'"'"o^ ^irU .sang a .song, "Kind receiving a rca.sonable price for their  niittee or a.s.soci.ition affected by the  ^°'^'^^ ^-an Never Die"      Margaret
products. Federal Control
The Governors of seven Slate  in
ord 'r> of the Board, to lake action
against  \iolators.    Action may now
(Continued on Page Four)
Nazareth Paper Box Fac¬ tory Gutted By Flames
NATIONAL BEHER HOUSING DAV TO BE OBSERVED
Easton and Tatamy Fire¬ men Aid Good Work of Local Company
KSTABLISHEl) IN 1S92
Sl.'j.dlM) Damage, Ctjvered
Hy Insurance; Will
Kehuild
/
Eflleient work of Nazareih. Eas Ion and Tatamy fire fighter.-, in sii'iniiiing a hre that broke out on Sunday afternoon al l.'JO in the Na.'.neth Paper Box tact iry. 181 South Whitfield street, stopped a blaze lhat. unchecked, miglit have developed into the biggest lire in the borounhs history. j
The box factory, a two and a half story brick and frame rectangular liuilding was entirely gutted by the' flames which .spread through the stiK'k rapidly, despite the fact that the Nazareth lire-fighters arrived on the .scene Immediately after the alarm was sent In and had streams of water playing on all side-, of the bu Idlng Damage to the building and the stock was rnughly estlmat-| ed at 145.000. I
An easterly wind acting as a fun ¦o the blaze soon had the flaiiiable ' tock burning rapidly espi'clnlly in the rear where the .stock wn-' stored The firemen were hindeis'd Miint'Wliat by the deii.sc smoke tha' poured   from   the    building     when
their ho.ses played on the burning wood and paper.
The entire stock was either badly damaged by the water or in .some places entirely demolished by the flames. The firemen succeeded in keeping the fire confliied 111 the rear of th > factory.
Pire Chief Charles Stubr deemed It necessary to put in a call for Ta¬ tamy and Easton fire conipaiile.^. due to the fact thai the box factory was surrounded by dwellings, four frame building.-, directly in the rear of the factory in addition to the large Jacob Serfa.ss residence on the corner. Although families llvint; In Ihe rear rushed their po-.sesslons ii safety. It was not necessary as the (Continued on Page Four)
SATURDAY, JUNE 15th
Washintton. D. C. May  14. — A
great ma.ss construction of new homes will begin simultaneously in hundreds of communities all over the country on Saturday, June  15.
VIGILA.\rE HOSE CLUB   OPENING TO-MORROW NIGHT
The coinmitlec on arrangements of the local "Vigilance Hcse Club announces an opening of the Club to be staged tomorrow evening at eight o'c!lock I
McConnell. Beatrice Schlamp and Catherine Heckman took part in till- Maru'aret McConnell al>o re¬ cited Tile entire group of children then sang "Sunshine Mo'iiitam' M.iry AlieniJse gave a reading. " .'\ Letter to Mother ' The program was closed with a recitation by Rob¬ ert Carl Zieiiler. "Ooodbve. God Bless You "
FAMOUS AUTHOR COMING TO NAZARETH
Grace Living.'.ton Hill,  the auilior
of many interesting and  wholc^oni'
Special  attention  has been  given   romances is coming to the Nazare'h
in   celebration   of   National   Better   to make every nieinber feel al home   MoraMan   Church   on   Fridav
and all members are iiivi ed to b.> pre.sent THIS OPENING IS FOR ME.MBERS ONLY AND ONLY .MEMBERS  WILL  BE  .\DMITTED
ning. Mav 17th al 8 oclock Every- Ixidy is inviied to come Tnere will be no tickets .sold. An ofTering will be taken
P. 0. S. of A. Urges Commun¬ ities To Join In Celebration
ol
PERSONS BREAKING WINDOWS TO BE PROSECUTED
ll has be«'n brought to my atten¬ tion that .several young per.sons liaie been In the habit of breaking windows in the ehiirches. The names of these young persons are known and I desire to Inform all young persons that If any more windows are broken, no matter in what kind or type of building, I shall have such |jersons pro.secuted according to law I al.so call upon all p,ireiits In Nivzaretli to ,see that their children are duly Informed FRANK   P    HAHN
Chief Burge.s.s.
Housing Day. This announccni"iil was made loday by Stewart McDon¬ ald, Acting Federal Housing Ad¬ ministrator.
Special exerci.ses in observance of National Better Housing Day are Ix'ing planned for each of more than 7400 comnuinlties In whicli better housing commiltee chairmen have l>'eii ajip lintetl.
Ill each coinmunity where the local committee is functioniii:; n'.-- thely. pl.ms nre already under way
for   the   construction   of   from   one' •	
to iwenty-nvc new nnd I Immos' The Patriotie Order Smis ,,i A:n- 1 :ie I'aUu.tic Order S<ins o' under direct sponsorship ,.f the erica will hold their i,n:,al Flai;' America are urging everv commun- eommir.ee     Actual construction  on   Day eel bration  In  Pn: id-lphia  on   , „ k   k t-    i>  mmmun
111 the.se hnmes is being scheduled the evening of June 14 The p.w- " '" ^'"""-''Vl^ama. through th- t > start at the .same niomenl. as far ade will f-inii at C>i Hall and Schools, Churches, and vanou- as practicable for such a nation- march down Market Str.e;. to FifUi So'-ieties to plan a Flag Day Cele- wide   ground   breaking ' Street,  to Arch  Street   and to    the   bration, in tribute to  the Flag and
Succe.-vs of this first celebration of   Hetsv   Ro.ss   Fi;,g  House   where  pa- ¦ all   it   represents. National  Bett.'r    Hoiisiiu    Day    is   triotic  exercises will  be  held    with virtiiallv  as,sured   with  around  2li0.-   Mayor   J    Hampton   Mwre   of   the 000 men and women actively enaan-   City   of   Philadelphia.   Slate   Prcsl-   F id voluntarily In proniothm the bet-   dent of  the P   O   S   of A
Fi-i;:» Day, June 14th
ler housing program in their own eommunities with tlie aid of the Federal   Housing   Administration
111 addition  to local biiMlie.ss.  fin¬ ancial   and   Industrial   leaders,   na- (Contlnued on Page Seven)
OF INTEREST TO WAR VETERANS OF EASTERN PENNA.
Tlie  Director,  Kmeitteiu-y Con.ser- valion   Worker.   Wasiniiulon    d   C, (Continued mi Page Four)
H   Rtitierts of  Ore<'ne Co
This  Order    has is.sued    a    Fla a
Booklet   in   which   they   lypifv   th"
lag as   "Tlie Living Synilxil of our
Warren; Great Republic", and give the rul.>s
'"""'V State  „n "How to res;iect and di.splav th-- Vice I're.sident. Mrs  Mary E  Rlnepr   Flac       ^
. I the Patriotic Order of Americans ' other from  Nanticoke  and Slate  Conduc¬ tor of the P   O   S   of   A . Harry J 1 e.iry of Philadelphia us the sjieak-
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This      celvbratlon iiinetppii
w,is    founded
The  pamphlet   al.so  include, linportaiit      Flag    material
which   should   be   known   lo   every
American
The omcers nf this .the oldest and largest Native American Pa- trIotIc Societv of Pennsvlvania are years aKo by s;nte S«'cre- trying to in.still inU, the hearts and t uy of the P O S of A. Charle.s B minds of the folks „f this state a and Mr Charles H Weis- greater Une (.,, „„. Flag .and the preserver of the Bri.sy Rass fine American principles it repre - r a. Hoi..^. and the founder of the ents, feeling that ,f this be done a Fl:,ir House As,soci«tioii Mr Weis- finer typo of ieii«.on and patriot gerbrrs .son Vexil now b, mg tlie ism will nsul, nucMi clearer "^^^^^^^^^^^^ custodian Of the Flag House at 230 .standing Unweei, and amo «' 'o'f Philadelphia | the iK<ople of  Prnasylvanlu
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Arch   Street,
THEY'RE OFF!
Good Will Tour Election Starts To-Day
(Clo!<es. Noon. July :}rd)
Be:ow IS a list of the enira:r..s m the Merchants Oood Will Tour which is ofTered FREE to the be^t Community Booster. All enirants start with an even 10.000 votes and all have an even chance   to   wm   this   hand.some trip.
Any young lady who wishes lo enf'r i there is no obliga¬ tion i. may do so by forwarding name and address to the contest editor, c o Nazareih Item. Nazareth. Pa . bv or before May 23rd, 1935 Read tile rul's m this issue and have all your favorites entered by or before next Thur.sday. the last day open to cou- leslants
Although a few more name, may be added by next week, the following list of girls eligi I'.e in this contest is a good bar¬ ometer of the favored young ladies of our communiiy One of the.se girls will surely ge: the thrill of her life time and an ex¬ perience long to be remembered. Wh > will she be? — We don't know, but we'll tell you July 4lh Until then we invite you to watch this column each week The standing of each girl will b' listed here throughout the campaign Every week for the next seven weeks, the credits wi;! be counted and credited to the girl who.se name appears thereon and listed accordingly. It will be interesting to keep an eye on tlua list trom week to week.
tNTR.%XT:s CREDITS
Miss Evelyn Cooley. Nazareth   Pa      10,000
Mls.s Dorothy Walker.  Nazareth.  Pa     10,000
Miss Eleanor Oano  Nazareih. Pa  10.000
Miss Mary Rohn. Nazareih.  i'a      10,000
Miss Anna  Boerstler. Nazareth.  Pa      10.000
.Miss Ev'hn Rundle. Edelmans   Pa              10.000
Miss Virginia Shankweiler   Nazareth   Pa  lo!ooo
Ml.ss Irene Barleib. Stoekertown. Pa  lo!oOO
Mi-ss Miriam Vaiina'tii. Nazaretii   Pa  10.000
Miss Dorothy Baltz. Route 3   Bath   Pa  loioOO
Mi.ss  Evelyn  Christman.   Nazareth.  Pa  lo!oOO
Mis.s Frieda Deutsch. Nazareih. Pa  10.000
.Ml.ss Kathryn Engle. Nazareth   Pa '.' 10,000
Mlss Arlene  Hellick   Nazareih. Pa "........'. 10.000
Miss MargHtei Himler. Nazareth. Pa  10.000
Miss Mildred Kahler. Nazareth. Pa  lo!ooo
Mi.ss Kath:'riiif  Neuner.  Nazareth.  Ca  lo!oi)0
Miss Mae RulofT. Nazareth. Pa .'.'..'..... loOoo
Miss Julia Swartz, Nazareth, Pa  10 000
Mls.s Florence Kahler. Route 3   Nazareth. Pa. .....,....'. 100!)0
Miss Ev.i Williamson. Rou:e 2   Bath   Pa    ........'. 10000
Miss Huth Houck, Tatamy. Pa         .. 10 000
Miss  Don.thy  Huber, Tatamy.  Pa   '  loooo
Ml.ss Helen  Sowers. Tatamy. Pa     ...'..", 10 (MW)
Mls.s Nellie Young. Tatamy. Pa  10 (»00
Miss  Margaret   Yeager,  Tatamv.  pa  loooo
Miss  Margaret  Sto.i;   Tatamy. Pa  loooO
Miss Verna Berger.   ratamv. Pa  10 000
Miss Eva Oower. Tatamy,  I'a  ,„„^
Miss Virginia F<'hr, 1 .tamy. Pa                    " 10000
Miss Pauline John.son. Taiamv. Pa  in'ntvi
Miss Mary Berger. Tatamv   Pa  yi'^
Miss Miriam N   Wagner   .Nazareth. Pa  ,,,„,„
Ml.ss Iren,. s;,vitz.  Nazal, "h. Pa    .     .     ..              ,n^
M1S.S Bessie Kemmerer, Na.'.reth. Pa              ,„ n^^
Miss Marion Kern, Na/.aretli   Pa                               inftm
Miss Arlene  Fehnel. Nazare !i   Pa                   ""  .'iTr
Miss Maybelle Happel. Nazar th   Pa    ''"  xnoM
Ml.ss Marie Young   Nazareth. Pa                 inmS
Miss  Mary  Drv   Nazareth.   I'a                        "  in'mn
Miss Orthia  Hever. Nazareih   P:,        ..   .  inMM
Mi-ss Eveline Smith. Nazareth, Pa  lonnn
Mi,ss Renee  Harper. Nazareth   Pa     ....  InMrn
Miss  Millleeni   Rader   Nazareth.  Pa    ..                 ^i^
Miss  Ellen   Butz.  SclKX'neek.  Pa         [[[[]  lOM
Miss Kathryn Andrews, Cherry Hill. Pa                  iflS
Mis, Minnie KnsienbHcler. Aluta. Pu         ...,[[]  ta^i
MI.S.S Irf.ola  Kostenbader,  New VillaRp.  Pa  lanm
Ml.ss Catherine Siegfried. Cherry Hill   P.i  tnMui
Mi.ss Edna  K'Hhler. Jacobsburg.  Pa  I„'2I
M1.S.S Alberta King. Aluta. Pa                 Ia'22
M..">  Iiene  Klin;   Aluld,   Ca                                              I'''***
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