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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1928
Page
5
Pastors announce a fall rally day across church groups including Samas Memorial Evangelical Broad Street Evangelical and John’s Lutheran. Activities span Sunday School morning sermons afternoon programs and evening services with guest speakers and choir music. final reports and prayers mark the day.
Paul arrives in Jerusalem and reports offerings for the poor. James presides as Paul faces critics over Mosaic law. To appease critics he agrees to vows, while Roman guards protect him as a crowd accuses him and he reveals Roman birth, halting torture.
Moorestown items record Cyrus Kunkel visiting his aunt in Nazareth and a farm show where Hilda Buskirk won first in the potato club with Mry Werner second and Harold Buskirk third. Also notes on school board meeting at Cross Roads, Junior choir at Sunday school, and various local visits and church services across Nazareth, Slatington, Bethlehem, and Catasauqua.
Neighbors from Bath Nazareth Quakertown Norristown Cross Roads and nearby communities visited family members on Sunday. The notes mention Mr and Mrs Bartholomew and others hosting guests plus a postponed public sale set for November 22.
Jasper Ferretti built a wash house. Embury Local Preachers Association met at Wesley M. E. Church in Belfast. Robert Colver and George Abel painted their houses. Frank Snyder plans extensive improvements. J Roth roofed and painted a dwelling. Election totals show 449 votes district wide with Cherry Hill 336 voters. no trespassing signs rise amid depredations by hunters and others.
Sunday services at Hecktown featured Rev J A Klick and William Moyer of Bethlehem presiding at the organ as an organist candidate for Lutheran and Reformed churches. Local clergy led a week end convention at the M E Church and a large crowd attended Holy Day observances including Armistice. Community members hosted visitors from Nazareth Easton Palmerton and Pen Argyl with social gatherings and a large Ladies Aid supper serving over 1000 people.
Rev Baker of Allentown preaches Sunday at Emmanuelsville church. Mr and Mrs J N Dankel travel to Easton. Elmer Zellner and Mrs Lindaman visit Howard Bensing family Sunday. Frank Lindaman stays with Mr and Mrs Joseph Bergstresser. Calvin Silvius visits Sarah Edelman. Lady Moore Rebekah Lodge of Beerzville holds regular meeting Friday evening.
Frank Snyder Schoeneck steadily recovers with home improvements including roof heating bath and phone. Local property owners begin sidewalk work along the highway and nearby properties show improvements. Lovene Keller sustains a gunshot wound to the left arm but is recovering after hospital care. A Bible study class led by Rev. Brennecke draws a promising group for a three month session.
The Rainbow Class of the Reformed Church will present a play on Saturday evening November 17 at 7.30. No admission charge but a liberal offering is requested. A bazaar will follow in the basement with everyone welcome. Bible classes will hold a chick- heading event.
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