The Nazareth Item

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Vol 45 — No. 51 — 48 So. Main St., Phone 20
NAZARETH, PA., THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19,1936
MZMETfl mm M
SALT RIVEI PARADE IBE imUmflW MMT
Everybody luvUoi Tu Joiu Iu This Victory Celebra-
tiMi; PurticlpMits Requested To Meet At
Clidt ProMptiy At Elf kt OVIoci(
OoaMUttce-nsen and other Dem- *oerstte organlaattons ot Naaareth an prepartnf for a "Salt River" parade to be staged here tomorrow Bight The arrangentents oo toot BOW are tbst the parade wlU form at thc Circle and proceed to nsareh through the asaln thorofares at town at about eight o'clock.
the eitUens sponsoring this affair •re busy getting Interested parties ergsniaed to enter the parade to- Bionow night In an ellort to pro¬ perly symbollas a "UndsUde Vlc- iory" for the Democratic Party. Everybody U Invited to participate- now is the tlBW to shout-away-the- ftraw-TOte-Mues — the election U •rsr and to the vtctor belong the milt Oet out that old wagon of yours, doeorste It approprUtcly and
fall in Une. I    The  committees   motto   Is  "The
More The Merrier".   It U Impossible
to contact every person who may I want to participate, therefore, It U ' their wish that you accept this an-
nouncement as a cordial invitation. 'Nor U It their desire to limit the
parade to citlaens td Nasareth alone. j but the parade will be open to par¬ ticipants from this entire community i —Every   nearby   township,   hamlet
and vlllaae U invited. AU partlcl- ' pants   however,   are   requested   to
meet at the Circle promptly at eight ' o'clocli tomorrow evening and be I ready to move into formation.
The committee will be grateful t:> ; you for your Icind co-operation and
participation—come   out   and   help
swell the parade.
ANNUAL UNION nUNUOVING SnVMXS Di ¦OUAVIAN
amcH
The annual tJnlon Thsnks-Olvlng ¦srvlces, in which all churches of town participate, will be held In tbe Moravian Church this year on Wed- nasday. November 25th. The Nev. Walter H Diehl, pastor of the St. Johns Reformed church, will piaach the sermon and the pastor» of the participating churches will take part.
Music by the combined orchestras at IM r. M. Services begin 1:« P. M.. and the combined choirs will bring a message In song. Tlie offer¬ ings will again be for the benefit of the Baston Hospital, Easton. and ¦t. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem.
Count your blessings, name them I by one, and see what Ood hath done, and Join in this inspiring Thaiiks-Olvlng Servlee.
LOCAL AMATEUR SPEAKS  WITH CAUFORNIAN
Clarenee Ziegler, loeal operator oC short arave transoUttar Wt-NCT. an a tan aieter aasateur radiophone, tMa oaak eanMiunieatsd with Henry Wllam at Oanta Uarkara. CaUfemla. Tbe aaiaiiinlrstlim took plaee at 4:M 9. U; l-.n P. U. PadOe Coast tiaa. Mr. Stegler who U one of ths taMl Hensrrs In short wave trans- wMan has been aueeessful in asak- tag maar distant calls, but Csll- fanMa Is tlw nMst distant trsnsmltal eser aaesaipllslied ^ hlw.
; jTAwr A DucKr
Ihs Red KnlghU basketbaU club will make an announcement trom ths stage et the Rrosd Street Theatre on Tuesday, November Mth at aao P. M. eoncemlng th* win¬ ners of two IS pound turkeys, four t paond Ateka and four g pound
Do you "want a duck"—the follow- tag elUk aasibsn wiU be glad to tell you ham to get one: Vincent Msstsis. A*a Walters, RtS Otan- narS. USito Slnghir Charlie Ootto. Claude Roth. Pap Peters, Ooeky Kahler, Hany Rears. Raaeos Pbgel Patt9 MMIara. Muiny Wdss. Mark ¦och, Oeens Owh. Jaak DstekOMMi or Jot Mahorsky.
"The ertmson clad eomblne are entering their fourth basketbaU M^on. having a record of only 31 losses in their If gsmes played and scoring a toUt of tt92 polnU against their oppositioo'i INg Teams In¬ terested In booking games should .eommuntcate with the NX's at tbe T. M. C. A.
joi^umius
IN AinsncE
DAY PARADE
I    Winners of the prises In the Arm- jlstlce  Day parade  held last Wed- ; nesday are as follows: Drum Corps, j Rangor. first and Rethlehem, second; ! Bands, Brown tt Lynch Post, Eas- I ton. first and Bangor High School band second;  Sons of the  Legion. Brown and Lynch Post, Esston, first I and Wilson Borough, second; Aux¬ iliary was won by  the Bethlehem organization and the out-of-ccunty prize to the Herbert Paul Lentz Pos: of Allentown.
I  Judges were Danny Deever, of town. 11st Lieutenants Melker and Rinlccr of the Ea.ston National Ouard.
The Ford V-8 was won by Anthsuy Fedon, of Wind Oap.
SERIOUSLY INJURED IN AUTO MISHAP
Harry J. Musselman, 18, of Belfast,
was  seriously  Inured on Saturday
night when the automobile he was
driving crashed Into s Lehigh and
I New    England    freight    train    at
! Btockertown.
j    LeRoy Smith. IB, of Nssareth, R.
i D., also s passenger In the suto-
moblle, escaped with aiinor bruises.
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RNOO SATVROAV NIOMT
The Nssareth Athletic Oub will hold a Rlngo party In the old Post OOtec. South Main strset, on Sstur¬ dsy night.
Prises to be offered are chickens, ducks and geese.
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UOiR MBCTINO
Naaareth Chapter, Amerlean War Mothers will hold their regular meeting on Tuesday evening, Nov¬ ember 24th. at T:«5 P. M. In the Legion Home.
A public bingo party wUl follow immediately after the business ses¬ sion.
•     0 SRNHMt LtmiKR LCilorC MCtTS
The Senior Luther Lesgue of St. John's Lutheran Church held their regular meeting on Monday evening in the Primary room of the r 'u.eh with Mias lUa May In charge.
Scripture was resd by Arlene Pehr foUowed by prayer by Mrs. M. C. Snyder
The topic, "What The Church Olvas The Luther League": "What "me Luther League Oives The Choreb" was dettseraS by Mr. Oor- dan KUer, member at the Naaareth High School Paeulty.
The Martin of MansfteUl study wss given by Virginia Wolfe. Ques¬ tion study was led by Rev. H. C. Bnyder, followed by poems read by Anna Ooodhard and Cora Rand. A report on the District convention held at Slatington was given by Miriam Unangst.
Roll caU was in charge of Betty- ann Aum:in
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He M/ha would rrui\c a f vl c/ himaif anil fitui mu>i\ to heh.'
NOVCMaiER m^m     IO—Cclt|r«burc   bittlrfKld W ^K  •        SiSicaicd  n a  national ^^^^^¦i^*        icIMtti,. 1B63
Nearing End of Drive
Naxareth Chapter of Red
Cross Anxious To
Maintain Their
Record
JOIN   TODAY
With the drive for funds for the Red Cross nearing the end. the Nazareth Chapter is anxious to maintain their established precedent of going over the top with a "bang". The local com¬ mittee is grateful for the generous response given the workers and will appreciate a call from any citlsen ^^^^ who may have A'gg^^gah'jeen missed by ^m^^SSgprth^ solicitor.
^^ C^' This is your opportunity. Mr. Citizen, In helping a worthy caus?. no matter how small your contribution. Join the Red Cross today. A summary of the splendid work performed by the local committee wUl be published in next week's Item, or, as soon as figures are compUed. 0     0
TO MEET AT BAIH
Evanrelical and Reformed
Laymen   To   Hear
New President
Speak
The National Organisation of the Churchmen's Srotherhood of the Evangelical and Reformed Church, Is growing throughout the country Already, about 30.000 men are or¬ ganized, and plans are made for the promotion of this work among the 200.000 men of the denbminatlon.
The National Chairman of the Churchmen's Brotherhood. Mr. W. H. Witthaus, a business man of St. Louis. Mc. together with Mr Ed¬ ward B. Frets, of College\ iUe. Pa , former President of the Reformed Churchmen s League, and now vice- president of the National Organiza¬ tion, will address a meeting of Lay¬ men In Christ Reformed Church at Bath. Rev. R. H. Helffrich, pastor, on Sunday evening, November 22nd, at 7:00 o'clock.
The Invitation has been extended to the men of every Bible class. Men's Club snd Chapters of the Churchmen's Brotherhood, to at¬ tend this meeting, whl£h will give
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MOORESTOWN
comnjiwrv
FARM PRODUrTS SHOW PRIZE WINNERS
I    The   annual   Moorestown    Com¬ munity  Show  and  the 4-H  potato
¦c'.ub round-up. held 8.iturdav after¬ noon and evening in the Moorestown ;Or.»n?o  Hall,  again  brought   out  a l.iree number of exhibits from the I communitv   and   wa.i   attended  by I farm people from many sections of jNortliamp' ^n County    This event is I conduced   by    a    local   committee 'nop.Ta-ine   with   tUe   Agricultural Extension Servic'  and i^ sponsored bv  the  Nazaretii National Bank
Tlie Agricultural r-xliibits. includ-
Ine   apples.   pr-ita'Ots.   corn,   small
arams  .md  vegetables,  were  judged
bv A   E   Iflt. extf-nsio;! repres^-nu-
\i\e   fnm    Monrr>e    Countv     T.ie
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BVRMIISB PAnTT
A birthday party was teitdered John Harris in honor ot his birth- dsy anniversary at his home in Bethlehem on Sunday.
A birthday dinner wss served. Mr. Harris wss the recipient of many useful snd beautiful glfta.
Those present weie: Mrs Hannah Bonstcln, Miss Anna Kolbe, Mra August Kolbe Mlsa Helen Kolbe. Woodrow Pranta, Bdward Eberts. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bell and family and Mr. and Mrs. Csrl Kolbe and family, all of town, and Mr. and Mrs. John Harris, of Bethlehem.
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NACARtTH A. C. to WtttM
CARO PARW TOMtTB
The Nasareth Athletic aub will hold a card party tonight in the Old Post OOtee at IM o'clock.
Haas, Pinochle. "SOT' and SIngo will be played.
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EMOAOCMCMT AMNOUNCB*
' Ur. and Mrs. Jonas P. Brlor. R. D. No. 1. Wind Osp. have announeed the engagement of their daughter. Miss Thelma Mae Brior to Harold Thomas ZeUner, son of Mrs. Alydia Zellner. East Lawn. R. D, No. 3, Nazareth.
LOCAL INSTITUTION ROUNDS OUT 36 YEARS OF SERVICE
Public Spirited Citizens of Nazareth and Community
Organized  The  Second   National   Bank  On
September 29th, 1900; Has Ctrown With
The Growth of Community
Public spirited cltlsens of Nasa- g'TS.OOO and surplus and undivided reth and vicinity feeling the need profits of 1100.000 in 1936. of another banking Institution,; In ItlS a chime clock was placed organised The Second National Bank on the front of the building. It re- through the efforts of Mr. A E. gulates the time of the town because Pranta on September », Ifoa. It | of iU dependabiUty. expressing the opened for business on March 11, spirit of the Institution It represents. ItSI with deposits for the fbrst day, Day and night it tells the passer-by of gggjgg.   Uw original board of, the correct time and Invites him In
to ask advice on a correct aiul safe Investment.
In 1K3 the entire Interior of the Bank Building wss ehsnged and renovated. OIBces were changed in order to make more room for the constant groarlng business. An ad¬ ditional clerk was added to the per- sonel of the banking force. At the same time a burglar alarm system was Installed as a matter of safety to depositors.
In lt31 the Bank conceived the idea of a closer cooperation with the agricultural Interests of the county and to stimulate the Interest In scientific farming. The first Parm Products Show was held in thc Nasareth Hall Oymnasium with 40 exhibitors and an attendance of 176. This has grown to 149 exhibitors snd an attendance of over 8000 people. It has become a flxed institution of the town snd many growers have been benefitted by its influence Among the winners at the State Show at Harrisburg are found many of the names who exhibited at this show. Mr A. E. Prantz. the cashier is for many years a member of the Agricultural Committee of the Penn- s\Ivanla Bankers As.sociation.    The
directors was R. P. Bahp, OranvUle J Beck, A. i; Praau. Or. i. C. Kel¬ ler. K M. Kleckner. Nsatir S. Mun¬ ger. John J. Maus. S. R. Otfeawelder. Bdwam J. Unangst, Or. O. t. Wlm- mer, H. P. Slegler. Mr. Oabp asnred as president until IMS whsa he re- sigasd and was sucessSed by E. J. Cnaagst who stUl hoMs that eOtoe. Mr. A B Prants was elected esshier at the time of organlaatton and has served in that capacity lo the pre¬ sent time. Under his leadership snd the cooperation of an able Board of Directors the service of this Bank has been developed from experience and the Intimate know¬ ledge of the needs of the Ssposltors. The Rank has grown with the growth ot the community. It has been a booster of every progressive move of ths community, tn every endesvor It was thc purpose of this Bank to safely Invest thc depositors money and tlMU buUd up a reputa¬ tion for conservatism and soundness which It has held to thU day and enabled It to open for business the first day after the bank holiday of March 4. Iggt.
The Bank Is reschlng out Into every section of the county and counts many friends and depoeltors m adolnlng counties. Tlw deposits have grown from 196.000 in ItOl to 11.900.000 In 1936. and from a caplUl stock of 150,000 to a capital stock of
Applications Are Mailed
Local Post Office Sent Out
150   To   District
Employers
14    Returned    To   Date
The local Post Office forwarded , 150 applications for Identification cards to employers of this district on Monday morning, of which 14 have lieen properly executed and returned to date
This is the first step taken by The Social Security Board in secur¬ ing data necessary in the adminis¬ tration of the act. As soon as all application cards are received, which must be returned by November 21st. the same are forwarded to Wash¬ ington. D C. and in turn each em¬ ployer so regi>tered will receive In- iividual cards for each of his em- plo.ves and to be executed by th? employees themselve.s. ThPS» cards too will be returned to the local Post OfBce by or before December 5th and will establish an account number for each worker so covered by the act Both the embyer and employee is urged to fill in these cards immediately upon receipt and return on dates mentioned. If an "mployer or employee fails to receive neces.sary application cards they may be secured at the local Post OfBce.
LOCAL GIRL TEACHING IN NORTH CAROLINA
Miss Martha Schlegel. of Nazareth was recently a visitor at Salem Col¬ lege, 165-year-old college for womsu located in Wlnston-Sa'.em. N. C. MLss Schlegel was graduated from Sa'.em last year, and at the present time, she is a member of the faculty If the Taylor.sville High Scho3l la Taylorsville. N. C.
NAZARETH HIGH TAKES MEASURE OF LEHHJHTON AVUTORS
Second Stringers Displayj Ability '
Coach Andy Leh's Blue and White ?ridders travelled to Lehlghton on Saturday afternoon where they de¬ feated the Lehlghton "aviators " by a score of II to 0
The Lehlghton grldders soon found the Nazareth line impene¬ trable and then took to the air In order to avoid the ever charging Blue and White taeklers. However. the "aviators" found the air also infested with Blue and White 'rays" only being able to complete I passes 3ut of 23 for a total gain of 69 yards.
The Naaareth High machine, com¬ posed mostly of second stringers tn this game, passed three times, com¬ pleting two for a total of 18 yards. Through scrimmage they crashed through for 310 yards to Lehlghron's 64. Naaareth having 9 first downs to Lehighton's 8
Coach   Leh's  warriors  kicked   off five times for 196 yards and punted (Continued on Page Plve) •     •	
BLESSED WITH
GR-\NDPARENTS
Jean Helen Vcu:ig. daughter of Mr. and Ms Emmett Vaung. Jr.. South Broad street, town, is blessed with grandparents.
Jean has two grandmothers, Mrs. Minnie Young and Mr.s. Charles Stout, both of town, a great grand¬ mother. Mrs Howard Young, of Bethlehem, a great-great grand¬ mother. Mrs Tilghman Young, of Bethlehem, two great grandfathers.
ClliUIBEII OF OmiiEIII FAVORS MlllfVAIIO IKin
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1
Passes
Resolutions;   Steps   Taken   T« Definite   Road   Improvements
Howard Young, of Bethlehem and Serond National Bank of Nazareth \ Allen Yob. of Easton. R. D 4, and and the Citizens National Bank of a great-great grandfatlier. John Lehlghton are the only banks in the Yob. of Bethlehem. R No. 1. and stale which conduct such a Show also a step grandfather, Charles (Continued on LAst Page> Stout, of town.
ALL-MEMBER   MEETING    IN   JANUARY
A regular stated meeting of the Board of the Chamber of Commerce A as held Monday evening in the office rooms of ttie Farmers Union Mutual Pire Insurance Company with president A O. Kern presiding. Directors present were: William Bennett. Jr.. E C. Champion. Oeorge P. Hahn. WUUam E Henry, C. J Knauss. Prank H Martin. C. W. K. Shafer, Charles L Shimer. Frank H. Schmidt. J. H Fulmer, Robert Nolf and Henry Schlegel.
Following r'jutine business trans¬ actions the Boards attention was again called to tiie importance of necessary action to foster and spon¬ sor concerted and co-operative ac¬ tion for the improvement of the Borough'^ lighting system It was |X)inted out Monday night that it is definitely the Chamber's job to spo.i.ior co-operative action with Town Council in bringing about some solution for better lighting of our town. Although, it was men¬ tioned. Town Council has already accepted a petition signed by citlaens and property owners located on Main, Broad and Belvidere streets: it is deemed more important to assist and co-operate with Council in de¬ vising ways and means, first: for an adequate system, and second formulate plans for financing such improvements. Therefore, in view of perplexing problems with which
council Is confrontsd in Its duty   to petitioners, Kem appointed the followlnc mittee to meet with council I effort to assist formulating a lighting system: WUUam: WUliam Henry and Oeorfe P. This   committee   Is   to Council at their next regular ing the first Monday in
The Board also favored a tion to thc effect that Mt should exert more effort in < definite action on permanent improvement. It discussed the sibilities and lack of action regarding the improvtnc eC the Moorestown rosd leading ttam West High street to the Cherry and Moorestown Road, as weU other avenues of traflte vitaUjr cerning the interests of A committee of *.hree eonsistlnff oC P. H. Schmidt. P. H. Martin and t. H. Fulmer was appointed to UMT* oughly Investigate the present as weU ss the future status at UN stste's road building report at the nest regular of tbe Chamber
President Kem appoUitod the M> lowing as a noosinating to nominate candidates to be ( to oOce the second Prtdajr m ary next, at an aU-n to be held at the Raiareth Inn. meeting adjourned at t:«S P. M.
CHEMISTS TO MEET AT EASTON TO-MORROW NIGHT
FORMER NAZARENE PASSES AWAY M
nooavN
The   November  meeting   of    the Elmer B. Knecht, 66, who died al
Leiiigh VaUey Chemists will be held Brooklyn.   N.   Y.,   after   a  surgleal
tomorrow   evening   in   the   Oayiey trestment  in a hospital  there last
Chemical   Laboratory   of   Lafayette Sunday,   was   a   former   Nssarwna
Mr. Knecht. an uncle of Charlsg E. Knecht and John J Kneeht. eC town, left Nazareth forty-four yoan ago to make his home tn Broaldim. He was employed there by pilWih- ers of the former New York Worii and The New York Sun as a oom* posltor.
Prtor   to   lesvlng Naaareth    Mr.
Knecht  was employed as clerk la
the Owen Knecht store and for •
long time a member ot The rtfg-
jreth Band.   Re U survieod Sr Mg
, wife, Emma nee KeUer KnasRt mmt
John J. Knecht attendeS the
lees.
SCHOOL MAID
II0LB8RB6
MNIHLY
THE NAZARETH HIGH SCHOOL BAND
Nazaretii is proud of this lonr-fcU want—a lliiii School Band
The Nazareth High School Band in it.s new blue and whiu' unif.>rms  for  the  first Phot-j wxs taken la.st Wednesday morning on the High 8cNx>l CAmpu.^ atur tin;:   pni-
time  since  its  tirKanization   in  September of   this year. fli.I.J its jxari i-ipati.->n in the Armi^iice Day  parade
College. Easton. when the member¬ ship will hear an address by Dr. Ernst A. Hauser on 'Colloid Chem¬ istry'. "Over Tlie Coffee Cups" a periodical published by the Asso¬ ciation announced that preceeding the meeting a dinner meeting will be held tn Bramerd Hall at 6:30 o'clock.
K.G.E. LODGE
ENTERTAINS
,  ^ ^ I two sons and two daughtera. L
A number of the members of the' services were held Snnlsttw Oap M Nazareth Castle, No.  3M  Knights' Brooklyn.   Charlea B. ~     '
of the Oolden Eagle entertained the ladies and men who helped to make the recent sauer kraut supper a success.
Mr. L. P. Kaemer was in charge of the meeting
Tlieodore Shafer delivered the address snd rendered heartfelt thanks to the women for their labors and cooperation in making the sup¬ per a success
Oroup singing was enoycd With Daniel P. Siegfried leading and Mrs. T R Shafer accompanying on the piano
A piano solo was rendered by Theo¬ dore R. Shafer. Jr.. after which all retired to the basement where deli- ci/js refreshments were serv'ed by tlie committee.
Radio was then played with prises awarded to the following. Mrs. H. E Venter. Mrs. Elien Scnafer, Mrs. Charles Wunderly. T. R. Shafer. Jr.. Mrs D P Segfrled. Mrs Q A Frantz. Mrs. S A Ruth and Mrs. Sarah Richter. Prizes in Haas went to Mrs. Q. A. Prants. Mrs. W. 8. Dech and Mrs. T. R. Shafer. Sr  •—•	
LOCAL   MAN
INJURED IN FALL
Wr.;.am Ointher. a?ed 78, of 373 Sjuth Broad street, town, fell in hi> backyard on Monday .ifternoon and -ufTered a fracture of the left elbow and riaht hand He was treated by Dr. J. A. Fraunfe'.der and was taken ;o th-   E.ist in hosptta'
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TO CONDI tr HOME
MfoION   ^iERVKES
Rev   Dl   C   A   Butz wi'.I condur" Home   Mis.sior.   services   on   Su:i,-'a :n:rni:ig at lOl.i ocl^c-: :n Dr;. ..uiJ Ci.urrh, Hecktown.    Ve-,'-'r  servic?= will be he'.d at 7:13 rv'cl-.-c  » •	
ATTEND  FARM   I'RODIf T*
<ilHOW   %T   LCHK.IITON
The regular monthly the Nasareth  School    Board held In the high sehool Monday evening of last C. P. Martin. President oC the 1 presiding.
The Treasurer rendered a showing a balance of gftlJtSJS «¦ October 1, t»3«. The reoelpta ing the month of Octoissr glg.inw and the expendttvra^ |1«,0M.31, leavuig a balanoe «l t5S.M».7g on November tst. sinking fund as of November 1 slsted of a cash balanoe ot lt.Ma.1l and Treasury bonds in tho of |II,00SlOO, or a toUl of
The Tax Collector re lections of school taxes durlat tiM month of October amountSif It MSitn.
Bills amounUng to gl,5n.tT approved    for   payment treasurer authoriaed to pay
A resignation effective January 1, 1937   was   received   from Wood   McCoUum.   teacher   et
FARM PRODUCTS SHOW HERE THB FRIDAY, SATURDAY
Every l^hase of Agrftettl-
ture To Be Depicted At
15th   Annual
Event
Rsv and Mrs j \ Klick South Br .id -tree* and Mr and Mr- .\ E Frantz Belvidere .street, attenJed thl' .innual Farm Pr'">durts Sliv* h«'.d by the Citizens National Ba;iic at lehlghton   in Saturdav
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ENTERT.%1NED   TO
CHICKEN DINNER
Ever>-  phase of agriculture. Vttli exhibits  frtwn  all  .s.Ttions  of Nor* ¦ha:np:on County will be 11 laoeent ed at the Naiareth Farm Prodttcta Show  \»;-;ich  opens  in  the Slum of the Naaareth High toniglit
This l.Mh annual event. wMgR II spons<ore<i   by  the  Second Bir.k   '/    Nazareth,   with operation   of   the Mr    and   Mrs    Earl   Rinker.     of   tension  Servloe.  promtaaa ta
East Lawn, entertained the following   fill all Available exhIMt o a chicken dinner at thtlr home  premhim   Itot   htehidsa
on  Sundav.  Mr   snd   Mn.  Losene  potatoes,  fraSt. eom. ¦
Kn»>ii>r    .>on    Paul    :iv.d   datrht=r   eggs,     honey.
Arlene,  of  Lower  Mt    Bethel   Mr   good.-   tWhlng.
-ind   Mrs   Alfred   Kiehler  anc'.  s. n  plays
Sherw.xKl    of   Ea=t   Bangor.   Ml's I    i'ota-o club exhibits
Emma  Berrs.  of  Newton,  and   Mr • town. Indian lYail.
and Mr- Earl Rinker and son^ Ra; -   Soucon  Valley.  Leaei
mond and Harold. I       fC