Special Day Service at Christ Evangelical Reformed Church
Rev RoW Hh frich led a Sunday Day service themed As One You Comforteth The Vested Junior Choir sang Allelilia anthem When Tise Home Flowers memorialized Mrs F B S and son F B Franks Attendance reached 216 A quartet and choirs performed including My Dear Old Mother and Sweet Hour of Prayer Organist Mrs Prank Hamline and Brotherhood group participated in this church event
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Christ Evangelical Reformed Church
Row Hhfrich
F B
F. B. Franks
J Town
Henry Fehner
Bob Hatchins
Joseph Frey, Jr
Harold Saufer
Mothes
Joe Whe
Bos
Hahn
George Eberly
Alen Atel
Henry Pele
Robert Haning
Joseph Freydro
Harold Shitter
Mrs. Prank Hamline
Brotherhood
Brotherhood Anniversary at St. John's Church
The Men s Brotherhood of St. John's Lutheran Church marked a week of activities with a special Mother s Day program and service. About seventy men marched in four body units as A A Lambert president spoke and A O Shifter read the seizers, with the men in full charge of the event.
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Mens Brotherhood
Men's Brotherhood of
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Lambert
A. O. Shifter
Boy Scout Outing and Community Notes
Boy Scout Troop 33 held an outdoor meeting on Hill beyond Spengler’s Mill Pond with signaling practice. Dan Smith urged Camp and District activities and a relay race to Bethlehem Monday evening. A May 30 picnic on the Firemen’s lot near the auditorium was planned.
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Boy Scouts
Spengler
Mill Pond
Wilim Rothrock
Dan Smith
Bethlehem
DAINTY TOT S Frock Pattern 8758 For Mothers
Pattern 8758 describes a dainty frock for toddlers with a simple design. It notes yardage for materials including red fabric and bloomers and highlights a comfortable, appealing model aimed at pleasing mothers.
Social calls and church banquet noted in local society
Visitors including George W Kreidler and wife and D J Odenwelder and son Ernest from Bethlehem called Saturday evening. Harry Abel and Na zareth folks visited Hutchison family Sunday. Robert Schall and family and Woobur Schall of Allentown spent Sunday with L H Bartholomew. One hundred sixty attended a Lutheran Church Men’s Brotherhood banquet. Miss Ethel Bittenbender hosted the 500 club on North Walnut Street Friday.
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George W. Kreidler
Washington Street
D. J Odenwelder
Ernest
Bethlehem
Harry Abel
Nazareth
Hutchison
Robert Schall
Woobur Schall
Allentown
L. H. Bartholomew
Men's Brotherhood of the
Lutheran Church
Ethel Bittenbender
North
Walnut Street
Brushing for Lustre and Modern Travel Accessories
A guide extols daily brushing to clean and polish hair for shine and scalp health. It also highlights new compact makeup bags, pastel summer accessories, a knee-action ironing board, an automatic radio clock, and a travel case trend.
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Anna Weone
Chicago
Merchandise Mart
Soil fertility and farming ideals in America
The piece argues against soil mining and urges maintaining fertility of lands to ensure long term farm viability. It discusses rural happiness over wealth, warns against exporting soil fertility, and celebrates debt‑free farming as safest for independence, citing broad social concerns and matches to Pattern 8758 sewing guidance for children.
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Patricia Dow
Nazareth
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
Broo
New York
Mother
America
Conserving Potentialities On The Farm And In Society
In 1936 Abe Crosby argues that modern life erodes basic needs and respect for human life. He urges farmers, bankers, clerks, and public figures to conserve resources, grow crops, and use aftermath soil, warning that neglect endangers homes highways and children.
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Abe Crosby
Zacchaeus and the Call to Repentance in Luke
A devotional on Zacchaeus the chief tax collector, describing his initial curiosity about Jesus, his moral turn, and Jesus’ approach. It highlights self initiative, transformation, and the hope that more people seek Christ of their own accord. The piece contrasts worldly wealth with heavenly hunger and urges mutual aid in life’s shared journey.
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Jesus
Zacchaeus
Matthew
Our Lord
Christ
Notable Women Leaders and Pioneers Highlighted
The article lists prominent women including Florence Perkins and Edith Abbot, noting their roles at the University of Chicago and in public administration. It notes 75,000 Phi Beta Kappa members with 30,000 women, and profiles figures such as Florence Allen, Florence Sabin, Ida Tarbell, Pearl Buck, and Dorothy Canfield Fisher. It also recounts Miss Carolena Wood's peace work, and Ruth Nicholas as a pioneering pilot with international records.
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Sim
National of Social Works
Ca of
Chicago
Edith
Graduate School of Social Service Administration
Grace
United States
Florence E. Allen
Frances Perkins
Labor
Florence Sabin
Ida M. Tarbell
Ellen Glasgow
Pearl Buck
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Mary R. Beard
Alice Hamilton
Annie Cannon
Margaret Mead
Mary E. Woolley
Wwe
Carolena M. Wood
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Gery
Sandino
Nicaragua
Wood
Ruth Nicholas
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