The Nazareth Item

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XXXVI
NAZARETH. PA.. THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL 7, 1927
N».lf
fUNCUlB nULNEDNGi IRS EimED
^' lareth   Bod    and    Gun
!J. annual meeting Mon-
L ID the social rooms of
The meeting was called
h» President Lambert at
ne purpose of this gath-
ineal sportsmen   was    to
\titor the ensuing year
„,t matters of Import-
Mterence to propogatlon
in of our wild Mfe In
atraam.    " has already
Jtoaed that this club Is
lot of good   among    our
iCtarroers in cooperating
^m     them     overcome
Ctrimental to the sport
. .nd flshlng.
2w   hoard   of   directors
g^tbls meeting    are    as
oraver,    Buesell    Lam-
Heyer,    Albert    Roth,
Ray   Oswald,   Roy
Htchsrd    Laukach,
Jiuiliek. Charles Nicholas,
SjEiadsoO*''^' William Wil-
IgariMohn.
, maetlags la the future
_icted every third Mon-
^ioalh at the "Y.* Tho
lalwsys open st euch times
Dns from anyone if ite
kiageflt of all concerned.
DRMONSTRATION APRIL 18 AND IS
la. Taylof, poultry speciall»l
VfSantylvania State College,
ths demonstrator at a »e-
chlek   rearing    meetings,
laOl be held in flve commun-
IhS county, April  12 and
;^ ogaounced    by    County
; g, L. Coleman.
I, sanitation and general tent, will be the subjects by Mr. Taylor.   The meet- gve been scheduled  as ful- Tuesdsy, April 12. » a. m.. I Charles Rush, Stouts Val- ims township:  1  p. m., A. L. Babp. Forks town- si., farm of Henry Mc- Rlchmond,    Lo.    Mt. llemMblp: Wednesday. Apr. farm  ot    A.    K. near      Snyder's I Allen township: 1.30 IB. H. Tolan, Ckorry- townahip.
TROLLEY CO. TO REMOVE TRACKS ON NORTH MAIN STREET
IWedded
IVER—HUBER. ^W.'Graver, of Bath, and ra Ruber, aleo of Bath, in marriage at the ( %t. John's Lutheran ». H. C. Snyder, pastor, evening at 7.30 bride wore an Alice dress. The ring ' ef the Lutheran church the couple was un- Mr. Graver is em- kglthe Pen-Allen Cement ssd Miss Huber at the [¦III.   The couple will re.
[inUOUE—BOWERS.
"" B. SpruKue,   of     Allen- Miss Meda M.  Bowers, were   united   in   mar- i laturday afternoon at  .1 Ilr Rev. H. C. Snyder, pas- |tls St.   John's    Lutheran The bride rarried a bou- lbridal roses und   wore    a •tte dress  and   hat   to Tke rlDK   ceremony    was ¦r. Sprague is clerk In the Manufacturing  Co.    at The couple   will    reside A   wedding    dinner 1st the home of Mr. and Schlsler,    Spring *reth.   Immediate reU- couple were present.
JBWERS—SCHISLER.
8. Bowers, of  Belfast,
¦•ther .M.   Schlsler,    of
••re united   on    Satur-
Bn at 3 o'clock by Rev.
^     paator of the Naz-
'•ehn's Lutheran church.
•srrled a   bouquet     of
•nd   wore    a    green
•j*'*^ and picture hat to
The rini?  ceremony   wa-^
¦r. Bowers is a painter and
•t" and Miss Schlsler is
M the Nazareth  Waist
eouple  will    reside     at
.^   * weddlHR dinner was
'•lil.     '"""*' *»'   Mr.     and sWlHlam    Schlsler,    Sprlni? th.   Immediate relo-
tll^
couple were present.
lAPER—KNECHT.
.*• R. Schafer. of  Nata-
'"•* Eva M. Knecht. also
^We united in marriage
TV afternoon at 4 o'clock
"•Lutheran parsonage
« by Rev   H. C. Snyder.
wore a rose Reor^ette
I "Mto match.    The rinx
« the Lutheran church
_ Accompanied hv Wnl-
•» "nd   Miss    irono
•"•ter of the hrld^
lette dress.
^9aT^J}   '"*•    N!«/ar.-th 1^ Md Miss Knerht  Is ..«,-
, ¦"""Sn.pheratfhPHuiri.- ^'eoupie will reside in 2»»""»hed home it ¦• »snk streets, Na.A-
3. woro 11 Mr. Srl;nf-
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A reKulur stated meeting of Council was held this 4th day of April, 1927, in the Council room, at 8 o'cluck p. ni. with all mem¬ bers present, excepting Mr. Harp¬ er. The President, Mr. Hartzell, presided.
On motion of Messrs. Hagen¬ buch and Lindenmoyer, the min¬ utes of the regular stated meeting o^ .Murch 7, 1927, were approved as read.
On motion of .Messrs. Yeisley and Kern, the following bills were ordered to be paid as read:
J. P. Macey $150.00
Clarence Everett       160.00
Morris Frable    i /O.OO
R.  .M. Geti         16.00
C   F. Fehnel      23.00
W. A. Heyer      12.BO
H. D. Kuts      20.00
Int. on bonds      56.00
Sup. pay roll   256.96
Trumbower Co   4S6,6|
ReminftdB Typewriter Co.        .75
Penna-Kdison Co. n  374.18
R. B. Ruloff    281.73
A  3. gchlssler     iJ,?j
W. J. Wunderly ...   • BIO J
Penna-Dlxle Cement Corp.  Il!!f8i;72
P. P. Hahn      4.2.flO
W. J. Wunderly      61 45
JS. H. Uhler      96.25
Auditor Ceneral        37.89
H. E. Semmel        8.70
Natareth Item           3.00
Bleu Mt. Water Co 231.25
Nas. Natl. Bank        48.1.1
Communications were read from the B. P. Wilbur Trust Company and the State Wghway Depart¬ ment, and ordered flled.
Reports of ConiniiltecM. Highway: Mr. Lindenmoyer advised that all of the roads had heen scraped and that he had made an investigatiun of the drainage comditions at North Ave¬ nue and West .Mauc-h Chunk street hut that he did not deem it advis¬ able to make any changes.
Pavement: .Mr. .Siegfried, no report.
Police:    Mr. Knecht. no report.] Finance:    On motion of Messrs. Kern and Butts, it was moved that we negotiate a loan of |2000 for a period of 60 days.
Fire: .Mr. Butts, no report. Light: On motion of Messrs. Hoetoabuch and Butts, It was ;nov- ed that a 2S0 op. lamp be placed u* the intersection of Walnut and Belvidere street and the 100 cp. removed.
Law: Mr. Yeisley. no report. Public Property: Mr. Harper being absent, no report was made. I aflBlMlied IIUMliieHH, On motion of .Messrs. Yeisley and Butu, Ordinance No. 166, "Authorising the Opening and (trading of North Broad etreet, in the Borough of Nacareth, from the north side of High street, to the north side of the improved high¬ way leading from Bushkill Centre to the Borough of Nazareth, "wus passed third and final reading." The roll l>elng called all of the membera present voted affirma¬ tively.
On motion ot .Messrs. Yeisley and Lindenmoyer. it was moved thut
Whereas, it is the dt-sire of Town Council of thf Horough uf Nazareth to open Nortli Hroad )«treet to a width of i>0 feel instead uf 2.S feet as formerly provided for hy the plans nf the State lliglnvay Department and
Whereas, the State Highway De¬ partment has expressed a williug- ness tu make such additional exca¬ vations as would then be neces¬ sary, provided, the Horougli of .\axareth pay the difference he¬ tween the excavation and borrow charges for said excess or addi¬ tional excavation, now. therefore. be it
Resolved, that the proper Uor- uiigh offlcers be empowered and directed to enter into an agree¬ ment with the State Highway De- p,irtment to pay for said addition¬ al excavation.
On motion of Messrs. Veisley and Knecht. It was moved iliai Ordinance No. IfiT. "Authori/.inn tl:e paving of .Nortli Hroad street, in the Horough of .Nazareth, from the north side of Centre sireet. to Ihe point of Intersection with tlie Improved higliway ieadiiin from .Nazareth to Hushkill Centre, of a strip eighteen (LSI feet in widtli along said route; providing for tlie collection of a portion of the cost thereof from the owners of the real estate abutting on said strwls along the line of said improvement hy an equal assessment on the foot front, determining the amount to be paid by said owners and the manner of collecting the same; also authorizing the proper Hor¬ ough authorities to agree for the construction or maintenance of the same." he passed tliird nnd flnal reading. The roll being called, all of the members present voted In the affirmative
On motion of Messrs. Linden¬ moyer and Kern, it was moved that Ordinance No. K,,S, 'Making certain niiproprialioiis to the sev¬ eral Deiiartnients for the (i.Mieral md ("iirreni Kxpenses of the Hor¬ ough nnd for the Levying and Col¬ lecting of an Annual.Tax for tho flsrnl year begfcining the first Monday In Janifary. A D. 1927" be ^ased third and flnal reading.
j   HE CERTAINLY NEEDS A TRIM-
The roll being called, all of the members present voted affirma¬ tively.
Xfw  UusJneMt. Ou motion of   Messrs.    Linden¬ moyer and Yeisley, it was moved that the  Lehigh   Valley    Transit Company he directed  to take  up 1
their tracks and ties oa Norfh j ed by Sunday school workers of Main street, between High street | Pen Argyl in the coming County and the southern entrance to the | Convention whicii will be held at Circle, as soon as possible, and re-1 Zion  M.  E. churcli,  Pen  Argyl on
CO. SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSILACriVITIES
Much interest is being manifest-
till their roadbed In a manner sat¬ isfactory to the Highway Commit¬ tee, and further moved that they li« notifled to put their right-of- way on South Main street in pro¬ per condition by rebrlcking all portions of thetr roadbed where necessary.
The question as to whether safe¬ ty standards or white lines were more essential at the corner of .Main-Belvidere and Mauch Chunk atreet corners, was discussed, and the Highway Committee directed tr: hnve white lines painted on the curbs.
The Treasurer's report of cash received and disbursed during the month of March was as follows:
Bal. on hand 3-7-27 $  738.9S
Rpc'«4p(N. Allen St. Railway
Co $100.00
.Northampton Tran-
100.00 1.-..00
12..'i0
r,.io.4.-.
2000.00   2ST7.!».5
school workers of Bangor will be held in the First .M, B. church of that place and the tour will close Saturday with the annual district Yoiiug People's conference of the Sunday schools of Hethlehem. So. Side, in Nativity Episcopal church.
sit Co	
K. J. Cassler  . . .
Permits   and    Li¬ censes   	
K. C. Crifflth   . .
Note discounted
$nci6.9:i
IMNliui-Menients.
Hills app. and paid April
Ith  meeting    $2751.50
Hal. on hand 4-.''.-27 $  s6.-,.4:i
On  motion  of    Messrs.     Veisley and Knecht. the meeting adjournerl | follows
May  6 and 7.    The   program    is nearly  completed,   parts of   which will   be  announced   from   time  toi time, and it is safe to say it will h's one of the best presented In re¬ cent yeare.    Many conferences will feature the convention  and   it  is the purpose of the county officers t'> have discussions  upon    various Sunday school  problems   led    ny folks In the county who have been successful   with    that    particular phase  of   the   work.      Hesides  Dr. (ieorge W.   Wellburn    and     Miss Klsie Rodgers, State fleld workers, who will be present,   the    Priday evening meeting will be addressed by Harry B. Paisley, of Philadel¬ phia. Treasurer of   the    Philadel¬ phia and Reading   railroad,    also Treasurer   of    the    Pennsylvania State S. S. Association and a great Sunday  school   worker.     Miss  .Al¬ liene DeChant. fleld worker for the ^Reformed denomination   will    he one of the speakers at   a    confer¬ ence    on    Missionary    Kducation. Miss  DeChant   will also conduct  .1 children's hour from t tn '>. tellinc missionary  stories    and    sliowlii^' curios.
The County K.\ecuflve Hoanl met at the convention church last Thursday evening to bring to com-, |)letion various detailed plans for' the convention. The nomliiatiti!: comniittee lias heen announced hv the president, I'rof. Payrow. ;is .Messrs.       Selicenharli. |
at  Jt.'lO o'clock  p. 111.
Cl.AUKNCK V. FKHXKL.
Secretary.
MTIIKIl.^X HIMI.W H«i||OOI, OPKXS  XEW   l»EP.\KTMKXT
St. John's Lutheran Sunday school has Just completed and lit¬ ted up a new room in the newly renovated hasenient of the church for a   Heglnners' departiiieiit.
This step was made necessary because of the steady urowth of the Primary Department which has outgrown its present (luarters. 'I'he new Heglnners' department wili he in cliarge of .Miss Irene Savitz as superintendent, assisted liy .Mrs. II. C. Snyder, Mrs Kschor Cieweii and  .Mis« l.iz/.ie .Mtemose.
The new room is spieiulidiy e(|uip|)ed and Is one of the mosl inviting rooms in tlie Sunday school. Nothing has been neglect¬ ed that could minister to the con¬ venience and comfort of the chll- droii and parents wlio wish to ac¬ company theni.
Next Sunday. April 10. will mark the opening of the new de¬ partment and a cordial welcome is extended to all mothers of , the church with children under six years of age to be present with their children and enroll them In this new Heglnners' department of tlie Sunday school.
HK« 'KTOM X-KAmtKRHVII.I.F,
PARIHH COMMI XIOXS
Holy Conimiinion will he ad¬ ministered In tlie parish hy Uev. .1    \.   Klicl<,  iniwror as roilowA:
Farmersvllle. Palm Sunday, it.l.'i a. m. and 6.4.1 p. 111. Pre¬ paratory service, Satunlay at 2..10. Hecktown on Kaster Sunday 10 n. m. Cerman and 7.1 It p. m. English. Preparatory services it "onneotion   with   the Communion
serrtee.
S|ieer.     Schinickie.     It.imsay     ami .VIrs. Hrong.
Ai   the  annual   meeting   of   the SiUKlay scliools of the Easton  Dis¬ trict held   Sunday    afternoon    in Calvary   .M.  E.  church.   Uev.  John K.     Mertz.    pastor    of    Brainerd I'nion   Presbyterian  church,   gave an able address on "The Child  in the   .Midst. ".   Special   music     was rendered  by the male   chorus    of Calvary   church.     E.   P.   Rush   re¬ ported for the nominating commit¬ tee   and   offlcers   were   elected   for the coming year as follows:    Pres¬ ident,  Ilev. A   II. Sedgwick:   Vice- President.   K.   .\.  Speer;   Secretary and  Treasurer.   .Miss  M    M.  Flein- nilng;  Children's Division. Mrs. II II.   Horton:   Young   People's   Divi sion.  .Mrs.  A.  P    Lee;   Adult   Divi sion.  Wilfred  Vogler:    Home     pi- partment.  W. A.   Stotz;     Temper ance.  C,    C.     .lohnson;      Missions. Miss Mae Stehbins; Teacher Train ing.   Ufv.   Philip   Pearson;   School Administration. lUdiert 11
Schmlckle: Vacaticm llihle schools, Uaymond Trach.
The tour v^ith E. H. Honsall. Jr.. State Young People's Suiterlnteiid ent. is progressing nicely, and Mr Honsall is bringing to Sunday school workers In the county -nucli valuable Informntio-.i and sugges- lions for more effective work in the Sunday scho.tl. Beginning nt St. John's Lutheran church. Bath, on Monday evening and at First Presbyterian churrh, Bethlehem, on Tuesday evening, meetmcs were well attended and there wns a splendid representation of the schools of the districts. Toniglit (Thursday) Sunday school work¬ ers of Pen Argyl nnd victntty will he given an opportunity of hearing Mr Honsall. The meeting will be¬ gin af 7..10. This is the annual district convention nnd offlcera will be elected for the coming year.
Tomorrow (Friday)   evenlg    a supper    conference    for    Sunday
B, A B CHAPIN j 700 ODD FELLOWS
AHEND DISTRICT MEETING HERE
(Jver seven hundred (Jdd Fel¬ lows attended the district meeting of the northern district of .North¬ ampton county here last Friday eveuing.
The festivities started promptly at S o'clock in the auditorium of the .Nazareth Higli .School building when the celebrated degree team of .Nazareth lodge. .No. 1099, con¬ ferred tlie first degree on a class of tweniy-six candidates presented by various lodges of the district. The work of the team undsr the direction of degree master Calvin Hartzell was well received and many times won the hearty ap¬ plause of the attentive audience. .Music for the work was furnished by the large orchestra of the local lodge.
Afler the degree work. Stanley J. Fehr. young prominent lawyer, was Introduced as chairman of the meeting. After a brief address of the progress of Odd Fellowship in the district he Introduced .Morris Kistler. of Lehigh lodge, AUen¬ town, and a director of the Odd Fellows Home at .MIddletown. He tpoke chiefly about the home, tell¬ ing of the excellent accommoda¬ tions given the guests there and outlined how efficiently the flnan¬ cial details were handled
Mr. Fehr responded with a few appropriate remarks and present¬ ed the honored guest of the even¬ ing. Past Grand Muster Frank Shannon, of Pittston. Mr. Shan¬ non greeted the audletlce with several witty storiee and humer- otis remarks after which he spoke on the work of Odd Fellowship in general, giving a splendid exposi¬ tion of the principles, alms and ideals of the ordef. Charles .Nicholas, of .Nazaretli lodg»J. made :i number of announcements In¬ cluding an invitaMon to all Odd Fellows to attend the annual Ifall. card party and entertaif.'ment to be  lield at  Nazareth on April 29.
This big social event is expectej to attract hundreds of Odd Fel¬ lows this year. The program will consist of c:ird playing and danc¬ ing at H.80 to 11 p. m. High class vaudeville entertainment 11 to 12 m. Noise-niakers. etc. will be dis¬ tributed. Dancing will be con¬ tinued nntil a. m. A buffet lunch¬ eon will l)e served after 10 o'clock together with punch.
.Mr. .Nicholas also spoke of the pilgrimage to the Children's liome at Philadelphia on Sunday, .\pril 24. This event is being sponsored hv Lehicton lodge of Easton. and all Odd Fellows are invited to make tbe trip.
The meeting at the High School was then adjourned and the mem¬ bers and gtiests traveled fo the lodge hall where a lunch prepared by the Uebekahs whs served. Dur¬ ing the lunch an entertaining pro¬ gram was rendered. The male chorus of Pen -Vrgyl lodge delight¬ ed the large audience wifh a num¬ ber of selections and solos were rendered by William F. Hunter, accompanied at the piano hy Charles Hess, hoth of tho local lodge. Tlie Hangor lodge (niartet U'ade a big liit with their popular snappy songs and .Mr Milheim. of i'en .\rgyl lodge, gave a novel en¬ tertainment by rendering a niini¬ lier of accordiaii solos.
Tlie lodges represented in the Nortlierii District include .\lnta Wind Cap. Pen Argyi. Hangor. Mt. Iletliel. Martins Creek and Nazi reth. There were delecntions luesPiit from lodges in Kasfoii. Uetlilehem. Allentown. Kffort. nioomsbiirg. N. J. and other places.
ATTENTIOX LKUfO.VX.^IRKH.
AH members desiring to at¬ tend the inierpost meeting at .Northampton, Tuesday evening, April 20. should notify the ad¬ jutant by April 1."). Thoae who attended the .Mlentown in- terpost meeting know Uie good time in store.
nazarehi to iaie
DASEOALL; STRINi TEAM BEING FOHKI
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PALM SIINDAY SER- VICESIIN MORAVIAN CHURCH ON SUNDAY!
MINNETONA TRIBE INSTALLS CHIEFS
Kecent elected chiefs of .Vlinne- t()nka Tribe, No. 284, Improved Order of Red Men, were raised to their respective stumps on Tues¬ day evening's meeting, as follows: Prophet, Robert E. Frantz; sa¬ chem. James A. Walker; senior suganiore. Carl abler; junior sag¬ amore. Arthur U. .Meyers, all for six months; chief of records. Kolit. J. Ointher; keeper of wampum. L. A. Meyers, for one year; represen- i tatlve to great council at Norrls- j town, Lawrence Meyers; alternate representative, Norman Arnold; (trustee, W. Follweiler. for IS months.
The installation ceremonies were In charge of deputy great sachem Arthur Titus, of Bethle¬ hem, assisted by an installing team composed of past sachems from Bethlehem and .Nazareth.
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The P»lm Sunday services In the .Moravian churcii next Sunday morning will begin at 10.30 o'clock instead of the usual hour 10.45.
The unveiling and presentation of a marble baptismal font, the gift Of .Mrs. Edna Shimer and family In memory of her lale hus¬ band. Alfred Shimer. a faithful member and trustee of the Mora¬ viaa ehurch for many years, will, take place,
The Infant daughter ot .Mr, and Mrs. Donald Heckman will receive infant baptism; twenty young people will be conflrmed and oth¬ ers received into the fellowship o{ the Moravian churdh.
The augmented cboir, under th« efficient organist and chbli' leader. Prof. Paul E. Beck, will render "What Are These in White Ar¬ rayed" by Stalner. "Cast Thy Burden I'pon the t,ord" by" Men¬ delssohn. "If With All Thy Heart Ye Truly Seek Me " by Mendel¬ ssohn and "Juat As I Am Without One Plea" by .\braham R. Beck, the father of tbe organist.
In the evening at 6.43 o'clock an orchtestral recital and at 7 o'clock the opening service of the Holy Week, the reading of the Acts and Hayings of the Saviour. The <?hoir will render "Fling Wide the Cates For the .Saviour Waits to Ti^Aad in His Royal Way" by Sta(T*r Also "Jerusalem" by Parked. The Sunday sehool at¬ tends In a body, and with the choir sings Cregor's "Hosanna." "O Bethahien. Du Friedenshuette" by Soeresensen will be sung by the choir.
Servicee every  evening   during
fhe   Holy Week  at   7.30    o'clock. . .	
Wednesday   evening    preparatory   will  be made to  make the
After a winter of uncertalatf | cuncernlng future baseball, work f has gone forward rapidly towarA I building up a team representtag | Xazareth. Manager Heath aa- nounced that the lineup wtll lie cciniposed uf local talent, all of whom have a reputation of their own in baseball. "Beezer" Staaf- fer. the well known twirler wbo turned the tide many times whea odds were against Nazareth, will take the mound wltb "Dummy" Downes. an able assistant. Heath wili content himself behind the plate; Hauman will be statloaad at first; "Jerry" Knecht at aeeoad; Singer will bold down short, while "Gus" Granger, who i« staclac a strong comeback, will taiie the old stand near the walaut tree in left fleld. *>Hooks" Hocb, aaother original, will take bis old poslUoe in Centre and Paul Yelaley ef Tatamy playiog right fleld. Kep¬ pel a West End star, will be tha utility ^an, the West Bade taMn h«Ving disbanded. ..   i-
"^"As usual oil games will hefiar ed oa the Hall Held with tht «f ception  of  Sunday names. sMdhJ WiU take place ob the Weet lad.J diamond along the Nssaroth-Bath pilte. known   as    Kiefer's    Perk. where ImproTsments  are   aader' wsy in mailing bleachers oad ev¬ erything to the comfort   of    the faas I
To (jute the following gamee 1 have been hooked Vy Msaager | Heath to be pUyed Here;
May 14—Phillpsburg Profaa- sionals.
May 15 — Souderton ot tho .Montgomery County league.
May 17—Alpha, Triple City Champions.
May 21—Atlantic A. C. "Whitey Nemchick s Pride" of Bethlehom.
May 22—Lansdaie. also of the .Montgomery County league.
.May 28—Lehlghton A. A.
May 29—Easton Profeeaioaala. Manager .Mclnnis' team.
Also some games have boon scheduled for Sundays to be pla.ved away from home with New York and .New Jersey teams. ' All games will be announced throush the "Item" from week to waek.
The promoters of tbis team are working hsrd to keep Nasarath ee. the baseball map   and   an    effort
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services for Holy Communion, and leeejition of members and Holy Communion Maundy Thursday.
These simple and solemn servi¬ ces are very popular. Do not fail to attend.
P.tSHlOX WEEK HKRVH'KM IV HOITH  BRO.%l> STREET KV.%?f(iKLIC.%L CHIRCH
Weather permitting, Saiiir<lay, April !t. will be a gala day in the iiistory of the I,allies' .\uxiliary associated with the Harold \'. Kneclit Post. .No. 4 1."i. .Xnierican Legion of .Nazareth, wlien tlie or- tnnization will be lioi»ts to the nindred organizations of Monroe. I,eliigli. Carbon and .Northampton lounties in annual Council. The lOrniai program will open at 12 o'clock noon when dinner will be served In St. John's Keforined church. .\ business meeting will be called at the same jiiace at 1 11 ni. and at the dose of the busi¬ ness session an entertainment will follow. .An important feature of tiie social will be a fancy drill l>y llie uniformed members of the .Auxiliary.     Large delegations   are
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.\   meet in i; of    the     .Moori
..lunior  Finiii  .Account  Clnb  wil expected from the varioii!* counties ^ i,,.i,i at tlie homo of 111 itnd   the  local   committee   Ikis   lefl nothing  undone but  to   give     the strangers  a   i-oyal   recejition.     'I'he I llblic  is  invited  to  vien-  the  drill .\   liberal   displa.\   of   the   national colors will be appreciated
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K. K. AT ll\M.\X CHI Kt H
THIS SI xi>\v i:\ i:M\(i
town be chit) lead¬ er. .\. F. .Meyers, liear Clearfleld. Friday evening. April S. at 7.:{o p. 111., according to arrangenient.s niiidi- by County .Agent Coleman.
.M. .1 .Amies, farm account spej'iiilist from Pennsylvania State College, will meet witli the chill at this time. Tlie club is compoftpd o' .Norman Feluiel. Milo .Meixell. Clayton Rotli and Fred Hahn Tlie meeiing. which w:!s scheduled to tie tield in M irc'i. was postponed due  to the illness of  Mr.   .Ames.
P.\ltl:X'rs (IF MH. PKTTKR.SOX P.*S!* .\W\V IX MWEDKX
.Members of the Kn Klux Ki.'lii of this district will be Muesis oi the liainan .Memorial i: > iingelical church tliis Sunday eveiiin.i; al 7.:!o 1 o'clock. .About :I0M liooil (I meni¬ liers of the order will be ine-ienl. l-;xtra seating arraiigenieiits have heen made to accommodate tho many other visitors of the coia- miinity who wili want to attopd this impressive service
The speaker will  probably be'a'|4MK#y..4Mre^V :ii'd and fith of March iiilnister from Harrisburg.   Special musical numbers will he rendered liy an augmented choir.    The piib-
Commencing with Palm Sunday services. April 10. Pa: sion Week v.'iil be observed in the South Hroad Street Evanp;eiicul church, to he continued over Kaster Sun¬ day. There will be services held every evening the entire week in charge of the pastor. Rev. Quin B. Koili. assisted by local ministers. Congregational singing and sjiecial shi^inu will 1h' in charge of C. F. Kice. eivangelisi and wife, assisted liy the Wimmer Sisters of Betlile¬ lieni and other local talent.
Satiird:cy evening, .April Ifi. the lirst quarterly conference will lie lieid :n 7 o'clock sharii. Holy Communion set-vices will be held inimedi:itely afler tiie iiuarterly confi-reiice sc'ssioii. These services will lie in charge of Rev W. D. liollman. presiding elder of Allen¬ town ilislrict. Kast i'ennsylvania conference.
Kaster Sunday liiere will be three services, 10.:10 a. in., imnie- diaiely after Sabbrtli school; 2..'!0 p. m and H.^,"; p. m. C. K. meet¬ ing followed hy evangelistic ser¬ vice. The afternoon .ervice will be in charge of Kev. Robert O. I'erry. .\ cordial invitation is I.eiehy extendi'd to all of (Iod's people iind the public In gener;:! to attend all of tliese services.
Week-d:iy services lK>gin at 7 4.') 11   m.
same
self-supporting. However, contri¬ butions will not be refused. Mere than three hundred memberahip tickets have been sold by tho elnb to date with more than half of this fleld yet to cover. This la view H sure looks as If Naxareth fans aad patrons are very much latereeted In again enjoying goMt baseball at home. But. as stated by Coach Johnson of the Lehigh Univereity of Bethlehem, baseball is a big business proposition and not eas¬ ily conducted. Therefore. It takes all the support and encouragemeat of .Vazareth and community to help put the proposition acrosa.
.AMERICAN LKniOX
.At-.VILI.4Kr .MKRTINO
The Ladies /vuxiiiary associated with the local Post of American Lfgion will meet tomorrow (PVI- day) evening at 6 o'clock. Im¬ portant business has accumulated for dispatchment and all members are urged to make s|)ecial efforts to attend this all-important meet¬ ing. The presiding officer expects a hundred percent attendance, Do not disappoint her.
I     Obituary
DAK.HTERS OF .VMEICK  \
DISTKICT MKETIXfJ
lie is Invited.
L(M'.\L  M.411 KET
Corn per ton	
Wheat per bu	
Oats per bu	
Harley per lui	
Straw |>er ton	
Hay per ton	
Butter  	
Kggs	
Cheese	
Potatoes per basket .
UEPOIIT.
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      1.20
40
 60
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 6?
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KmHl|fat>erson. of High street. .Nazaretn. re<*ived word from his hp»e-'in Swejfcn that his parents. .\Tr.  and  MjtO^  P.   Petterson  piiseed
respectively.    The mother was SO years old and the father SO.
The  double  funeral    was     con¬ ducted  by their oldest  son  who i the Lutheran pastor of the neigh boring parish.
LEXTEX HKRVK'EM.
On Thursday evening. April 14 at 7^0 o'clock the seventh of the series of Lenten services Will be conducted In the Hecktowti ITnlon church. The subject will be "The Tomb" and wilt he in charge of Rev. C. E. Butt, pastor or tae Re- formed wing of tho coaCPegaUott.
Tuesday. April 12. .i district nueting of the Councils of the daughters of America of the Hth district of Pennsylvania, including ali similar organizations in I.e¬ higli and Northampton counties. will be held in Habp's hall. South Main  street.  Nazareth.
The visiting delegattons will be guests of the local council known as Whitfield Council. No.  183.
An important feature of the meeting will he n formei enter¬ taining program by the American Council of Bethlehem. Refresh¬ ments will be served. Meoting will convene at S o'clock sharp.
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fiAVV.  I   O'Cf/KTt   I,fXCHKOX.
Mrs. W. Harter. East Centre street, gave a nne o'clock luncheon nnd bridge on Friday, April 1 In honor of Mtss Frances Wotring. who is a student at Hood College, Md.. and is home for the apring vscstlon. The guesta were Mrs Barrle, of town; Mre. Chaa< Mrs. R. Herr,   Mia.    T,
^ _ . Mrs. L. Morgan sad Hrs. ie^ MeReever, of Bbthlehem.
MRS. ELLAMANDA FEHNBL.
.Mrs. Kllamanda Fehnel, wife of William Fehnel. of .Moore town¬ siiip. died on Sunday olgnt at St. Luke's hospital, aged «2 years. She is survived by her husband, one son. Henry Fehnel, at North¬ ampton, and three daughtera, Mrs. Quillas Houser. with whom she resided; .Mrs Palmer Bartholo¬ mew and .Mrs Kdwin Heimer, all of .Moore township.
The funeral will be held at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Quillas Houser, thie (Thursday! afternoon at 1.30. Interment in (he cemetery at Snyder's churcb. Rev. Allen Appel will officiate.
WILLIAM  R. HILDENBRANT.
William     R.     Hlldeobraat,    af .Nazareth, died  Friday evening at 8.15 o'clock in the Jefferson Haa* pltal.   Philadelphia,   of compllea- tions, aged 27 year*.    He la aar- vived by his step-father and Mieih- er, Mr. and Mrs.  Earl Na«la aad oae brother, Roy,   of   Nasaretk, The deceased was a member ot the Eaeton Lodge of Elks, No. Itl aad Nasareth  Lodge of Odd rallewa. No. 1099 and had beea ompleye4> in the electric departaTsnt of UM Phoenix  Portland   Cemeat  CeeS' ':M pany.    The funeral  was haM aa .M Tuesday forenoon from the hOMa of bis parents a«ir KiilQsiiHi with a continued eerella Hi   Ifta Belfaat Reformed   ehareh.   ttes* W. H. Broac of Paa Artfl   eB*! elated.    latanaeat wae the famUy pbt la . tke
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