Cake and Candy Sale Planned at Bardill’s Store Room
Camp 315 P. QO. of A. will hold a cake and candy sale on Saturday December 6 in Bardill's store room South Main street. We solicit your patronage.
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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1930
Page
3
Camp 315 P. QO. of A. will hold a cake and candy sale on Saturday December 6 in Bardill's store room South Main street. We solicit your patronage.
The Rebekah Lodge will hold a bread cake and candy sale at Alpaughs store room South Main street on Saturday December 6. The Ladies Aid Society of Human Evangelical church conducts a bake sale at Bardills empty store room 34 South Main street on Saturday December 13 starting at 10 am. Fresh home made bread pie cake and candy offered for sale.
Quaint Moravian Advent customs to be observed at a social held by Wayside Gatherers Society at the Moravian church in Herrnhut Germany on December 9 at 7 45 PM. Society invites all to attend and bring friends.
Mr and Mrs William Metz of Pine street hosted a duck dinner Thursday inviting Claude Metz Otto Metz and Charlotte Metz from town and Washington N J plus Mrs Franklin B Leh and J H Fulmer and F M Butz Tatamy Phillip Sabatino Roseto and Edwin H Steinmetz Bangor who spent part of the week in Easton for grand jury service at the Northampton County court house.
Mr and Mrs George Rubright hosted a Green Street party Friday night for their daughter Dorothy with friends including Margaret Seyfried Eleanor Gano Maybelle Happel Anna Breinig Marion Kern Millicent Rader Kathryn Engle Miriam Reimer Dorothy Rubright Nelson Braemer Edward Hellick John Freeman Paul Bayda Duane Shiffert Franklyn Rubright Edward Christman Lester Hartman James Henry and Mr and Mrs Thomas Achenbach Prizes for 500 went to Millicent Rader Kathryn Engle and John Freeman Refreshments were served by Mrs Rubright.
Wedded Flick Haas and Koch Berger unite in early morning ceremonies at St. John s Lutheran parsonage Nazareth with Rev H C Snyder officiating. Attendants include Harold Hartzell and Mrs Shollenberger as sister of the groom. Both brides work locally and grooms reside with their families.
A humorous yarn shows Uncle Jobe and Mrs. Bilgewater debating time and a building fire at ten o clock while Snubbers car deal is teased by overblown ads. The Bureau of Prohibition estimates illicit liquor production at 876 320 718 gallons for the year sparking thoughts on per person consumption under Prohibition.
A fire alarm test is planned for next Monday evening at 7 o'clock at Box No 43 on South Whitfield Road near Park Streets. The event appears to be a routine safety check within the town.
Miss Anna Haase visits Northampton while Thomas Remaley stays home nursing an infected foot. Sydney Freeman returns from New York City with friend Roy Dankle. Clayton Hordendorf and Leonard Snyder enjoyed a Sunday in New York City. Mrs. Sarah Renner hosted her son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Bachman for Thanksgiving at her North Whitfield street home. Ladies Auxiliary to the Sons of Union War Veterans Camp 20 meets Friday at 7 30 pm. Elvin Rhymer spent Thanksgiving hunting in Shawnee on the Delaware returning with an 81 pound dressed doe. Mr and Mrs Raymond Christman and family visited Allentown on Saturday. Mrs Charles Hill of Brooklyn visited the Crawford family over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Clarence Smith East Walnut street have discontinued housekeeping and are staying with his parents on West High street. Mrs James George visited her son Charles George and wife in Easton on Saturday.
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