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Boost Narareth — Single Copy Three C»ati
Struggle Intense As Campaign Crisis Approaches
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NAZARETH ¦REARS EVEN WITH WASHINGTON
Birfchart   Lmm   TMigh Game; Carter WIm Eaiily
The Nasareth "Terriers" under till guidance of Manager Heath, «Ut two games over the week«end with the Washington "Generals". ftM "Terriers' lost at Washington on Saturday, due to the fact that tbiy were unable to solve the slants tt pitcher "Ufty" Russell. Burk- litrt pitched bang-up baseball for the locals, allowing but nine hits and fanning eleven. He also con- Mcted for one of the longest home mns ever seen on the Washington fark. Conover, of Washington, turned in the fielding gem ot the ime, speerUig Stans's liner.
On Sunday however, Naaareth turned the tables and walked oR wttb a six to one victory. Dick Carter again showed class in tum- iDf back the visitors. He also hit for the circuit in the second Inning. With Charlie Heath and Eddie Sing- ber on the coaching lines the Naaa- (OontinusS on Pass Sis) •     s    -¦
Local M«n
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George H. Welty, well knitwn local man, Ua.s been chosen yfelegate lo the Anoiial Natloaal oenventlon of B. P % E, to be h*ld/t Los Angeles, CsUfonsia, July 19(h. Mth, 15th, snd 16th. Oohig by rail, Mr. Welty will leave here July gth. accompanied by Mrs. Welty, and return July 26.
• GEO   H   WELTY
Enrou'.o they will visit yTellowstone Park, Or.»nd Canyon/ Hollywood. Catalin.r I.sland.s, tbe/Elks Temple In Chic.iao and many mher points of inteie.-:.
A b;4 program has been arranged for tills ye.ir s convention and delc- «aiei numlx'iing thousands will attend .ind represent the order from f\\ p.MU of the U. S. A.
Ml" Welty \s the present ExhauU- ed Ruler of Easton Lodge No. 131 hMUisf been a member of the Order since 1924. He is associated with The Nazar-th Coal Sc Lumber Co., since iao3.
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COMMIMON  AT ARNDT'S
The preparatory service will be held, and the Lord's Supper admin- |«ercd in Arndt s Church, the Rev. Oeorge s Kleckner, Lutheran pas¬ tor, on Sunday. June 28, at 10:15 A. M
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JULY
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Farley Will Find Match
In New Republican ChairiMn
In John Hamilton, newly chosen 44-year-old Chairman of the Re¬ publican National Committee, Dem¬ ocratic Chairman Jim Farley has a foeman worthy of his steel. Red¬ headed, two-fisted, dynamic, Mr Hamilton is correctly described a.s being "quick on the mental trigger and usually a Jump ahead of the next fellow.' He was the pre-con- vention manager of the Landon-for- ,
President campaign. Supporting hUn as Chairman is an Executive Committee in which much new and young blood has been Infused, and a National Committee among whose members appear numerous new faces.
John Hamilton Is a native of Iowa.
having been born at Port Madi.son.
March 2, 1892.    In 1898  he took up
his re.-idence at Topeka.  Kans.    H''
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Capacity Attendance At Commencement Exercises; Students Receive Prizes
In the presence of a capacity au¬ dience of parents and friends at im- pre.'slve commencement exercises held In the high school auditorium last Thursday evening, the group of seventy-eight members of the 1936 graduating class of the Nazareth High School, the largest in the his¬ tory of tho school, received their di- pbmas.
"Vouth'.s Problem.s: Yesterday. Today, Tomorrow", was the theme of the evening's program, each member of the four honor .students discu:^sing   various  phases  on  that
topic. In her addre.:.s entitled, 'Foot¬ prints On the Sands of Time', Miss Mabel Smith discussed the nature of youth's problems from the col¬ onial period to the present day. The Influence of the home Ui the devel- opmejit of such problem.s was .shown in "Be It E'er So Humble", discuss¬ ed by Miss Frances Laubach Miss Elaine Miller described the great need of sterling qualities of charac¬ ter in the prevention and .solution of youths problt-ms of today in her topic, "A.s The Twig L^ Bent. In her (Continued on Page Five)
NAZARETH ATHLETIC an TO GIVE THREE- STAR ATTRACTION
The management of thc Nazareth Athletic Club and its officers and directors are going to give lo the baseball fans of Nazareth and vicin¬ ity of a three-star cvoning of entcr- •ainment. good ba.'-eball and hilarity tonight on Schmidt field.
The first istar of the evening's at¬ traction Is the fact that the game will be played under the lights as I night game starting nt 9:00 P. M.
The .second star of the evening's attraction will be the "Colored House of David" ThLs bewiskercd group of dusky ball players Is perhaps one of the oldest and most comical group of good ball players ever assembled in this country. Being exceptionally fast and naturally comical the fans are assured an evening of fast and funny  baseball.
The third and perhaps the great¬ est star of the evening's attraction will be "Big Jim" Duffy. "Big Jim" as he Is known far and wide has promLsed the local management to be pre.sent and to toe the slab In hopes of bringing victory to the local club.
These three, namely, a night game. Colored House of David, and Jim Duffy, each of whom is an attrac¬ tion In Itself, combined should and win. without a doubt, make one of the greatest attractions ever to come to Nazareth.
IDont forget tonight; the place, Schmidt Field; the time, 9:00 P, M.
ROTARIANS SPLIT INTO FORTY CA
Delegates Sfiend Day in   DIsrssalsig Problems
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ODD FELLOWS GOING TO MHWLE- TOWN, AGED HOME
The Lehigh Valley Past Orands Association composed of Past OfB¬ cers of the 39 lodges In tlw counties of Northampton, Lehigh and Carbon are sponsoring their 8th annual trip to the Odd Feltows Home at Mid- dleton, 9 miles east of Harrisburg. They will have charge of the reli¬ gious services on Sunday, June asth at 2:30 P. M.
Members who wish to travel with the motor caravan will meet at the Temple 118 N. 9th street, Allentown, n; 8:00 A M. iD. 8. T) They will start at 8:30 A. M, and have the usual ixjllce escort as well as thru trafQc.
Th'\se annual trli>s to the home (Oonttnued on Page Pour)
Rotary International split its 10,000 convention do:?gates Into forty camps for an afternoon of .shop tall:.
The phy.Mcians, undertakers, law¬ yers, steel men, florists, retailers, insurance men, publishers, utility men and variou.s other groups were to spend most of the day talking about t!u' problems of their busi¬ ness an what to do about them.
Tue.sday night, the Steel Pier wa.-> taken over by the delegates and their families exclusively. In the afternoon they heard speeches of welcome by Atlantic City Rotar- lans and public ofSclabi, and listen¬ ed to their president, Ed R. Johnson, ot Roanoke, Va., praise Rotary as a producer of friendship between nations.
Nazareth Rotarlans attending the convention are: Mr. and Mrs. How¬ ard Shimer, Rev. and Mrs. Walter Diehl. Dr. and Mrs. J. A. Praun¬ felder, James Fry, Mr. and Mrs. J H. Pulmer, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Greg¬ ory, Mr. and Mrs. P. 8. Keim, Mr and Mrs. Oeorge E. Lewl.s, Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Martin, Mr. and Mrs John Michael, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reichenbach, C L. Shimer, Mr. and Mrs C. T. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs, P. D. Wood and Dr. and Mrs. Thomas H. A. Stite-s.
LO. NAZARETH 4-H CLUBS ELECT OFFICERS
Elwood Bass Named PrrsMent—M(. Bethel Groups Met
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cers were elected at a meet¬ ing of the Lower Natareth 4-H clubt In agrculture held In the Hecktown school house Monday eve- ing. The oncers for the year are: president. Elwood Buss; vice-presi¬ dent, Edna Schultz; secretary, John Fogel; treasurer. Miriam Domert,
Four-H clubs being carried out in Lower Nazaretii community thla year Include pig feeding, baby beef, potato, sweet corn and lamb-leed- Ing.
Tue.sday evening a njeetlng of the Mt. Bethel 4-H Clubs including strawberry, sweet corn and lamb cltib members wa.> held nt tho home of  Vernon Hester, club  leader.
Last evening a JudgiiR cntilo.st • Continued on Page F\)ur)
Closdy Bunched {'wMkUss Battle For First
Place; The Next iimi WiB Beveal Linevp
For The Home sStretch--
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throughout   tile   CKiiimuiity   by   ail   *''¦' h.(| •!    'lie   wire   a'   the
inttrested in The Item 8ale'.man>hlp Club. I.it'ie lun.'soUtioii di> we g.'t by  going over the table of rredil-i
WILUAM   WERKHCIi
amas.sed by eacli ondidste Tnia, Werkhei.ser hrad^ the list toSay. and Beil ls clo^e t > lilm In .tecoMl place, and He.ney »iid Bu«< are close to the leaders in third and fourth positijiiv True elM. if the campaign had clo.xd .Klav tl>e awards would have tx'»'i. riiade on the-e clo.s" nrargia^ Bu' 'he cam- palgii is rl^hi now in i'~ :uo- iu-d'- ed momen:s Butii »niill margins mean so^ittle Even wtw',-' ¦ i ire reading this, .some caiid.clr-. ni.t Ire landing the sub^cnp'.on- l.i will pl.ice da', hull' i)"'weea them and their coinpe'f ii^ The end  of the  big  cimpugn   u  but  a
'Grass Growing in Streets Of Every City in the Land
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few liDurs lift, and :li»' ln¦lmeM'^ o. - tween now and :he la^t  miiui'e w.l brini? maii\   (.¦haiiije^ iii  tlie p:. line-up
The .scene of the campaiun batt;- groiuuls iln^  week  h  >urelv one of strife,  hustle  and excitement   Can- didatcs have thrown olT their peevi !i .^e^.sitiveness. tliey havi'  1 i,t  frieml ly      .syiiipa;iile>.      .uid      forgof. ¦; neighborly afTections     They  are   r lo   win     Thev   cant   !>•   bolheii I with   obstructions   no   miitJ-r   h"a small   or  great.    Wliile   iheir   m-. big   thought   is   the   grand   rew.m: for the victor, yet the urea'er amb;- iloii is to be proclaimed cli.imp; m il the    honorable   hot   of   opp.>n>ir Their reputation as a winini   i    i stake.
This  week   has  cleaned   mv.   ".\
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With nearh all div mot ac'ive pt ce since lurmiure indu. try is c the third .-^uccfssive .»e (;f iininrerruptel expans ma to a survty issued Biad.-tieet. Jin e 15 "I all pa:;s revf-a; thou.sai bem? refurnish'd. maki purcha.se the large.-,t sii pi'<jcluction e.-ti;nated a'. compared with $320,000.
lions at the i 1930.    the I itinuing for r its record on," accord-,
by Dun 6c :eport.s from , is of homes'. .g Individual | ;e 1929. 1936 j
$448,000,009. i HW in 1935    I
"Operations in the steel Industry for the v^eek of June 15 averaged 70 per cent of capacity, compared with 69.5 per cent in previous week," ac- cordins to the American Iron dc Steel Institute. "This compares with an estimated rate of 38.3 per cent a year ago."
Offering of an Usue of 183,000.000 Federal Land Bank, 3 per cent 20- year farm loan bonds, used in re- <CooUavad oo Pagt SU)
ADDRESS OF WELCOME BY MAYOR S. DAVIS WILSON, PHILADELPHIA, AT THE OPENING OF lOEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION
LIBRARY WILL M OKN
The Nazareth High Schoal Library will be open to the pubUa beginning July Ist, from 2:09 ta 5:00 P. M. and every Wedaaaiay throughout the summer.
MISS EVELYN MESSDWeS
QUiEnrsAniDAT
Betomes Bride of F. L. MacI of Easton, In St. Jaha'e S.-B. Charch, Sauutay
Mi.s^ Evelyn May^ Messiniar. daughter of Mrs. ^Joseph L. Ma** singer, 22 South/Whltfield Stnal, Nazareth, was^uietly married at I o'clock, Satul<fa>' afternoon to Fratf* er:c L ^fcDonald, of Easton, aaB of Mr^/Maurice MacDonald, of Al* leaciale, N. J. The ceremony toafe place in the St. John's Evanaellaal and Reformed Chureh with only IM Immediate families and a f«« triaaii pre.sent. The Rev. Walttr H ofBciated.
-^tw altar was decorated palms, delphiniums and ftver taw. Mis.s IsalMlle Harper, of BaalMt played three selections "ChaaaM Amorosa,' "Salut d' Amour aai "Liebestraum," prior ta the (
MORAVIAN COIWn.
GATION oHnnv isMiANNivnsMnr
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f And ;n hild wh.c 'he\ have lle\ mu.>t ba"l. >n 'II^.n expecle,! ' hiril fight ;h,i! i.» why tlw. .-trug- Jed lliroiu'li   ,    t  ;.  A  ''..e    ll.   1.1
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And ^lul.^ It i«. Ju«t a tew hdic I mn of tive iilf credit* and a few more dav-, and It will be all over IhrilU g.iloi'f will b<' met each hour
«ch count will i>r \v;r.i-lii U wl'.n iiixiety      Friend-    n. :-:iii.':      rel.i-
\r« and scqualiiMii ' c iiuimn lesdy   to push   '.iieii   : ,'. ,y\-"  ..•,. ¦
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MR. KORn TO SUnXKII IM. (ICRTER AS PASTqi OF SHARON, 0, MORAVIAN (HIRCH
Rev. Edwin W Kon/, son of Mi and Mrs, William Kirtz, of lowii minister of the .Muravinn Cluneh, i spending a .short time m Twin Ciu. ix-fore leaving for Sharon, Oluci \flt«i-e he has accepteij a pnsloia'e It is Interesting to note that Mr Kortz, a comparatively recem gr i<l- uate from tlie Moravian »emln;tr\ at Bethlehem, Pa, sluniUI. altet about a year as as.slntant pastor <il the Moravian mission at Betlu-l, Va be called to d'liver the .sermon In connection with the 117th anni¬ versary of the Bethanla Moravim Church Sunday afternoon fhe in¬ vitation came from Rev F W Orahs, pastor of that congregaiion for 34 years, as he U en route to pa.storal work m Ohio, sueceedliiK Dr. M. F. Oerter, who had served the Sharon, Ohio, Church for Mi years.
Followhig graduation from 'he Seminary, Mr Kortz eame into the Southern Province to assist a.s mem¬ ber of the faculty to conduct provin¬ cial summer vacation Bible .m'Ii'hiI. Completing thi.s service, he aeiep-ed a iio.-tltion on the faculty of the Vir¬ ginia staU' high «M:hool at Mouiil Dellwl, and was    n»il(rned  by    the
Hlshop of tile Soullieni piovliu i
a'wUt the pu.Htor, Rev   C   1)  Crolleli,
the (¦ontjii'- .if ml«<i(in work at M' Bethel, Willow Hill ,iiid Cruoked i>nk, 111 »()i|th.*T-!, ViraiiK.i Hi- ¦A Tk 111 the province h.i« i)i'«n iiio.st I ¦ei'-sful .111(1 hi< main Itleiid,- le- vif' hi.. (l.'p:u"u!r for o'her fields ol ' iDor
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I'onlfht, June mu. the annual lestival of the Fvangellcal Sundav Sehool will i)e held hi Wanhiiiktoii I irk, opposite Uw church Miisu- «ill be furnuiied i.v the Nazareth Hand
An attractive line of dellcacle, iiiKl food (ttulT,- will \m' f)fTered foi >ale at the several (tiand.s In the p.irk    All are invited to attend.
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MOLV ( O.MMt !«ION
The Holy C<inini'inl<m will be ad- iiilnKierecl lo Ihe I.iiilieran coimre- Hation at Hockinwii on Bunday a' III mi A M l>v he pft.stor, the Rev J   A   KlKk
t.ADIKS   ANn THE  DEMOC CO.WENTION
nrizENs OF
Philadelphia
heartfelt   welco
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occasion of us conclave. J have gath- r your dell-
Phibdcliihui*! Mayor
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beratlon.s As strenu lU.sly as we co'.ilcJ we urged you to hoose Phila¬ delphia of all the ci les in tiic Uni'ed State.s. and ha ing done .'O 'he pe iple of P\ iladelpi ia are k^-enly mindful of th. respc i.sibllity tha; i»--ts up<in lis .\'e arc mindful also ol the opportunity tha' is before n> Fverv  resource of tl is great  city
FIREMEN DO
liOOl  WORK
Tlie local fin I ;.i-; Thur-day i I -'ruck in the 1 c cC located al) .Moorestown hi: field The alai i at 11:45 P M. •he Job ten ni. thirty minutes Although the ^'.i half the roof w i th-y checked th? saved the attic men spoke less i during tlif enti.f were not hlncl"u 'hey were back . all the rightinit place for the no Such  work  is  m
1 d good work ,• len lightning Lewis Pres- Wind  Oap- near   Clear- received here len were  on later  and   in ¦ re   was   out I ad con.sumed ! men arrived. ncc and even The  twelve ;  dozen words I rmance; they ightseers and trehou-se with .•atus   put   in at 1:40 A. M. . dable.
has been concentrated to the end that your stay will be comfortable and .^ati.sfying. We of Philadelphia are determined to show the visitor.- who are with us this week that we meant everything we promised the member^ of the National co.mmittee when we Induced thorn to hold your convention here. I knc'W I speak the feelings of over two millions of my fellov^- citizen.s when I tell you that to the laii m.m and woman we are (Continued on Page Sevan)
The one hundred and ei| ninth anniversary of the Naaareth Moravian congregation was olwenrei with special services on Bundaf morning and afternoon, the Hav. Paul S. Meinert, pastor in charge.
"Moravian Mission Work in Al* aska", wai the theme of the versary sermon at the morning .-hip. preached by the Rev Samuel Oapp, Ph D. D, of Bethlelwm, and a memoer of the Provlncal Eld* j ers  Conference.
I    A  lovefea.n was  held during tiM afternoon at which numerou.s greet* ings were received from nearby con¬ gregations  by their  re.spectlve , tors. Among the guest pastors , the Rev.  Samuel Oapp. of Betlila- , hem;   the  Rev, D.  C. Meinert , et I West  Side, Bethlehem:    the    Rev. , James F. Oross of Schoeneck;   tka Rev. R. A. Kiehl and the Rev  A. P. Hermstead. of Bethlehem; the Rev. , P   R   Swavely ,of  Minnesota;    the , Re.   Robert Oiering. of Easton; an4 the Rev. P. S. Stocker, of tlie Ool¬ lege Hill Church, Bethlehem.
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MOOil:EST!)WN
Sund.iy   Scho A  M , followed services   a I   10 Apple,
Mary Werner, the we«>k-end w and Mr.s   John
Mr and M: Thomas .UKl Ca were the Sundi Mr and Mrs family.
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Sunday  at  9
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- and family.
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: Nazareth Item
Salesmanship Club
THIRD   COI NT
Werkheiiser Takes Lead From Beil While Annie
C. Heiney Takes Third Position From Elwood
Buss; Weis8 Holds On To Fifth Position
As pretiicted U^-t week, the leaders of this campaign have mixed-up the Third Count and have changed positions. While none of th-^ leaders are holding a comfortable margin over the other; nevertheles.s. if the campaign clo-sed today prizes wcyild necessarily be tii\ided per th:.^ count BUT IT ISN T OVEA -VET BY A lONQ SHOT-THERE ARE STILL EIGHT FULL DAVS LEFT TO  CROSS  THE   PINISHINO WIRE
What will transpire betwei-n now and July 3rd will only be known to tiie candidates and, according to rumor.s,' Werkhelaer i.s going to do all in his power to maintain his leading position to the end. However, Beil Is not taking It ea.sy the.se days and witn but a very .-mall margin between second and first position a few new subscribers will iend  him to the top of the list.
In the meantime there will be plenty to worry both Werk> heist-r and BeU by tho,-,e now holding third and fourth position. If Annie C. Heiney and Elwood Bu-ss continue to gain as they have the past two weeks, goodness knows who may lead the list by thc next count AND AS TO THE F^NAL COUNT THt COL'NT THAT COUNTS FOR PRIZES, nobody will know tbe true re-ults until the judges open the ballot box stationed In the ITEM OFFICE ncx*  Friday evening. July   3rd
After the next and .'ourth count, to "be taken Monday after¬ noon. June 29th. there w^ be but one count left and that wUl be the final count for the aw-arding of prizes. A seal.;d baltot tMK WlU be placed In the Item Office, Tiesday morning, June 30th and all returns made by candidates from then on will be made direct¬ ly to the baltot box and nolxxlv, not even the Campaign Manager will know how the candidates .stand until the box U broken opt^n   and   all  returns  examined by the Judges.
The Judge, will .ludit all campaign records and make awards as   soon  thereafter  as  po.ssible. Their decision will be final.
The following ii tablulat.on for the third count giving exact position of each candidate at thl.s time.
Name Po»ltic»n
WILLIAM WERKHEISER i.t
213 So. Main St.. Nazareth
CARL BEIL 2mI
15a N. Main St.. Naxareth
ANNIE C. HEINEY 3,^
R.P.D. No. 3, Nazarci.ki
ELWOOD BUSS  in,
Wind Gap. Pa. **"
SAMUEL WEISS sti.
5t High Street. Nazareth
CHARLES HOUGH :v        fttk
aoi Mauch Chunk St., Nazareth' m
MRS. WM. J. MEYERS 7tk
R.F.D. No. I. Eaaton
MRS. HARVEY MACK gak
R.F.D. No. 3. Nazareth	
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