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Newspaper
Nazareth Item
Location
Nazareth, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1933
Page
6
Moravian and St John’s Reform Lutheran churches publish upcoming Advent services and weekly activities. Moravian lists 9:00 prayer and varied meetings, Advent sermons, choir events, and community groups through Friday. St John’s details Sunday services, midweek prayer, youth groups, consistory, and Ladies auxiliary with a note on canvass reports due December 3.
Sunday School at 9 30 A M and preaching at 10 30 A M by Rev W S Harris. Ev LC E at 6 43 P M and preaching at 7 30 P M by W S Harris. Lord's Supper administered and old fashioned testimonies with choruses. Wednesday prayer meeting 7 45 P M. Thursday PM meeting weekly class in Mr World and Miss Church member.
The Schoeneck Moravian Church led by Rev. James F. Gross outlines Advent services and activities including morning worship, Sunday school on Paul in Ephesus, Advent liturgy, and multiple choir rehearsals. Evening vesper at 8:15 P M, catechetical and elder meetings, sisters union, busi ness meeting, and a bake sale sponsored by Berean Adult Bible Class forthcoming.
Rev Charles E Dunn composes a study of Paul in Ephesus from Acts 19 and 26. It notes Ephesus as Asia's capital center of commerce art and Diana worship, Paul's two year ministry at Tyrannus school healing and exorcism, and the fiery reaction of tradesmen. It also references Paul’s letters 2 Cor 1 8 and 1 Cor 15 and ends with his journey to Jerusalem with a relief offering for the poor.
A reader denounces medical quacks who use radio broadcasts to swindle the sick. The writer condemns license easing that enables such actors and praises two St. Louis doctors who volunteered for a medical experiment to uncover sleeping sickness.
Dr Alan W Blair of the University of Alabama permitted four common black widow spiders to bite him to study envenomation effects. He endured severe pain with no opiates to assess muscle reactions and other physiological responses for research purposes.
NEW VILLAGE reports a busy Plainfield Township sale with horses selling for 260 dollars and cows around 70 dollars each. Edwin Lehr estate personal property sale near Bushkill Center on Tuesday and Wednesday drew a good crowd and solid prices. Bushkill M E Church Ladies Aid plans a bake sale December 2 in the former Godshall's Meat Market room. Francis Fehr of Belfast hosted visitors Monday evening.
Mary Alice Krome daughter of Mrs Catherine Krome of town and a Temple University nursing student died suddenly Wednesday of a heart attack at 36. A Monroe County native, she taught in Monroe and Carbon counties for ten years, trained at General Hospital Philadelphia, worked at Byberry and Wernersville hospitals, and later pursued a bachelor of science in nursing. Survived by her mother and sister Mrs Raymond Heller. Funeral held Sunday at the Heller home with Rev W H Brong officiating. Interment in Brodheadsville cemetery.
Frank J. Heller aged 71 formerly of Nazareth died shortly before midnight Friday. He is survived by five sons Edwin of Los Angeles Frank and George of Nazareth Paul of Kenosha Floyd of Newton NJ and three daughters Mrs Dietrich Easton Mrs Herbster Wescoesville and Mrs Stephens Allentown plus one sister Mrs Town and one sister-in-law Mrs Comfort Cementon. Fourteen grandchildren and two great grandchildren also survive. The funeral will be held at Derr Funeral Home Allentown Thursday at 2 pm with interment at Ziegler Church Cemetery.
W W W Society hosts a Sunday song service with active Sunday School participation. Lutheran Congregation plans a chicken and waffle dinner December 6 at the Memorial Home with meals 11 to 2 and 4 to 8. A final planning meeting for the event is set for Saturday in the Home Assembly room. The Well Worth White Society meets December 4 and will sing Christmas carols before the business session. They sponsor Christmas carol sales and enter Northampton County Dramatic Tournament December 7 at Nazareth High School with Five Minutes from the Station featuring Kathryn Lehr Janson Hildenbrand Harry Lichtenwalner directed by Mrs Lichtenwalner.
Elwood Bauman spent the weekend in East Stroudsburg with his wife Ada Letson of Forks visited Miss Hermenia Kametler. Football fan Joseph Fox attended a Princeton game. Nazareth guests visited the Messingers. Mrs. George Applegate visited her aunt in town before traveling to Australia. The Well Worth While Society held a song service and the PTA met with a full room. A community Christmas tree planning session, a spelling lesson, and various visits and recitations marked a busy week. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Aubrey Mends returned to Philadelphia after visiting.
Government plans to release funds held in closed banks as a relief measure. Critics ask what about restitution for depositors and the fate of responsible bankers. The policy signals a potential shift in handling failing financial institutions.
Wind Gap and nearby towns share social visits and gatherings. Bethehem and Easton residents join relatives and friends for Sunday meals and occasions. Stettler, Daniel, Willauer and Kotz families host and visit. St. Peter's Union Sunday School names officers for the year. local families host fellow residents from Lehighton Newark Camden and Easton.
Mr and Mrs Robert E Frantz with their children Russell Virginia and Mary visited Allentown as guests of Mr and Mrs William Clewell Other guests included Mrs Catherine Werkheiser Tamamy Mrs Lillian Hahn of Bethlehem and the outing featured a day together Mr and Mrs Radcliffe hosted a Sunday dinner at their Newburg home with Mr and Mrs Wilson Uhler Mr and Mrs Martin Herman and Mrs Camilla Laubach in attendance.
An advertisement promises 50 cent size relief for pain and related disorders without narcotics. It claims the medicine treats the cause, not just symptoms, and that persistent use yields permanent relief. Sold by all druggists.
The Woman's Missionary Society held a Thank-Offering service and pageant on Sunday. Mrs. Marcus Fehnel, recently a patient at St. Luke's Hospital, returned home last Monday greatly improved. Mrs. M. E. Brown, Mrs. Floyd Oberly and Miss Evelyn Erdell visited Mrs. Emma Heiney in Thomasburg last Thursday. Mrs. Flora Edelman spent last Thursday at Allentown.
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