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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29
A FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAz HIREI
Lelkesz:
BoRSY-KEREKES GYORGY.
Templom 6s parokia:
925 Mahoning Ave-, Tel: 38637
Karacsonyi iinnepiink. Oszinte

Karacsonyi iinnepiink. Oszinte
bensoseggel iinnepelte meg gyii- |
lekezetiink karacsonyi scent i'm
nepeket. Binbanati ket istentisz-
teletiink latogatottsaga jo elore
biztositott benniinket, hogy
krisztus kiralyi vendegsege mem
fog sziikoGkodni resztvevokben.
Unnep els6 napjan gyonyoruen
meg is telt templomunk. Kozelro'
es tavolrol, 0regek es ifjak nagy
szamban sereglettek tisztessegte-
vesre es az Uri scent vacsoraban
valo reszesedesre. A felzengo
orom- tisztult szivek iinnepi
erzeseIt tolmacsolta. A megteri-
tett asztalnal mintegy 150-160 fel-
mott hiviink reszesiilt scent je-
gyekben, amiket Kovacs Andras
es csaladja (bor) es Szaday Ben
jamin es csaladja Qkenyery ado
manyoztak volt sjo lelekkel. Esti
halado istentiszteletinkkel kap-
csolatban tartottuk meg gyerme-
keink karassoaEtta iinneEpelyet..
Kicsinyeink ajakArol ekes harmo-
MIA ban zengetteksfel 5si, karacso7
lnyi enekeink s a Konfirmaltak
Egyesiilete is ez alkalommal sze-
Irepelt eloszor a Eihivek elott ne
hany nehezebb dicseret elenekle-
sevel. Ifjusagi Egyesaletiink buz-
| 60 tagjai szinte AZ egesz ejszaIka-
iukat aldoztak arra, hogy ''kanta-
lassal koszontsenfek boltlog iinne,
/ pet a csalalis haJlekokban, ahol
mindeniitt igenssziyes fogadtatas-
ra talaltak Masodik nap delel6tt
volt iinnepzar6 'istentisAeletimh
az elso napihoz aranyulo szeL
/ gyiilekezet elott ,Hala Minden
hat6nak iinnepiink igaz bensosege
: semmi kivanni valot mem hagyott
hatra s ujra csak eros biztatast
. vehettiinaz ARA, hogy egyhazunl
hatalmas lepesekkel val6 fejlode
senek alapjai meg vannak hiveinl
mely vallasos erzeseben. Ohait
!, jJuk, hogy ez az erzes ne csaE
nagy 1nnepi viragzas legyen, la
mem hova-tovabb hasa at mind
jobban a hetk0znapok eletet is
Unnepi adomanyok. Az adako
70 keszsegnek az a szep megnyil
vanlllasa, amely iinnepeink anya
81 sikeret biztositotta, oily Macy
munkat kivan meg, hogy ez al
: kalommal d neyszerinti ki1nuta
! tassal meg mem kesziiIhettiink el
de orommel jelentjiik, hogy i'm
nep heti beveteliink meghaladta /
$50 dolart. Ez a jovedelem a ko
vetkez0kepen oszlik meg Nevte
len perselypenzek 1916, urva
csorai. boriteki adomanyok 157. 10
templom alapra 1000, tagsagi di
Ijakban 91.O0, Isten dics6seger,
tett adolnanyok 500, sorsolasok
boil $500, bali j0vedelem 1900
! kantalasbol az Ifinsagi Egylet al
tai 1890, lonfirmaltak gyiijte
Sc 100. EzekbH leszamitva XII
Il adasokat, amint fentebb jeleztlk
4 t0bb mint 75O dollar maradt tisz
,Ita karacsony-heti j6vedelemke
4 pen. Jelenziik, hogy a fenti ada
ltok csak nagyjab6l s.pontosak
/ Legk6zelebb pontos kin1utatasbar
/ renletezziik nsvzerint. Legyer
4 hala htennek, hogy d ossz mum
kavisz0nyok ellenere IS, hiyeinl
sep psldajat mutattak meg egy
4 hazunkhoz valo sd1k6s6s Asasss
giiknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29


,csar Miklos,. Zambory Istvan,
Marion Gyula, Banyacsky Janos,
JakaIb Istvanne, Taback6 J61sef,
Kovacs Sandorn6, Bolcshazy Ja-
nos es neje, Lutheran Ivan, Meny-
hert J6zsef, Gomez Gyula, Balla
Gabor, Bende Margit, 10th Lajos,
Macy Sandor, 10th Karoly, Res
tey Andras, It'll. zuti Ferenc,
Menyhert Istvan, Kormos Laszle,
Szekely Janos, Szakacs Lajosne,
Lutheran Janos, Horvath Lajosne,
Molnar Margit, N. ~, Valj6czky
Karoly, Balogh Jaalos. so centje-
vel adtak: Varga Bella, Kis Lajos-
ne, Pavelka Mihaly, Gomez Esq
ter, Molnar Lajosne, Margaret
Endi, Vasko Janosne, Bnkos Err.
zslke, Balla Irma, Majoros Janos-
ne, Varga Erzsike, Molnar Iren,
Buzas Lajos, Poznar Lajos, To-
mory Piroska, Menyhert 1lonka,
Nemeth Mariska, Varga Marlska,
vaj6czky Karolyne, Homenik Ga
borne, Menyhert iFerenc, Karosy
Erzsebet, Homenik Juliska, Res
tey Jolan, Kurni Jlliska, Feher
JOSEF, Gone Iren, V1kete Lujza,
Vikete Erzsi, Juhasz Erzsebet,
Tomory Albert, Horvath Andras-
ne, Biikos Juliska, Zsurki Maris-
ka, Nemeth Sandorne, Zsirka Jo-
zsef, Balogh Erzsike, Horvath
Gyula, Biikos Istvan, ifj. Ratl Ja-
nos, Szendeszky josef, Horcslk
Tstwan, Menyhert Janos, 10th Fe-
rene, 10th Erzsebet, Balazs 1rma.
| 25 centjevel adtak: Bondor Pal,
Bondor Gyorgy, Menyhert An
nuska, Menyhert, ifj Szab6 Ist-
van, Pavelko Istvan, Kopacsy La
JOS, Kis Istvan, Tomory Mariska
| Miss Beres, Balla Balint, Kopa
csy Bella, ifj. Teglas Gyula, Ga
Laios. Torok Jozsef. JuhaSz Jul
liska, Barta Mariska, Vezse Mi
| haly, Gal Laszlo, Demeny Ferenc
| lSzabo Sander, Tomory Geza, Xii
| les Geza, Lutheran Erzsike, Zsur
| XII 1lona. Kisebb adomanyoka
| adtak Zsurky Pista, ifj. Bondo
| Istyan, Pallay Janos es Biik0s ia
nos. A Lorantffy Zsuzsann'
REF. N0egylet karacsonyi ajande
ka 60 dollar.
Fogadjak fenti adakozok ha
: las koszonetiinket...
Kulonosen megemlitjuk AIT
!. iellemzo es kedves fenyt, hog
t nagyon sok ifju keresztyen test
: veriink kiil0n adomanyokat nyu,
: tott be, ezzel is mintegy kifej'
: zesre ohajtjak juttatni AIT, hog
: onallo tagoknak tartjak magl
!. kat.
!, Virag adomanyok. Penzbeli ad,
!, manyokon kiviil gyony0fil SIZE
: viragokat is kapott egyhazunk Z
: iinnepen. Atemplomban elhely
!, zett viragokat a kovetkez0k aja1
) dekoztak: Lorantffy Zsuzsanr
S Ref. Noegylet, Biikkos esala'
y Varga Istvan es csaladja, Jaks
! Istvanne, Papp Samuel es neJ
j. Igaz k0szonetet mo1rdunk a gy
]. ny0rii ,vira agokert.
! Betegek Urvacsoraztatasai. 4
5, egyhaz lelkesze az unnep alhalm
t, val ket beteg egyhaztagot is me
i. latogatott, S elvitte otthonukba
{, kegyelmi jegyeket. Kiosztotta
n Urvacsorai scent jegyeket Sill
i gyi Gyorgy testveriinknek, a
u
j mar egy eve beteg Is Kaposy A
j drasnenak, aki ket eve bette
{, Jobbulast k1vanunk beteg tes
i vereinkmek.
= Arvahazi naptarak. A lelkes
Il hivatatban, valamint az egyha
/, irodaban mar kaphatok Refo
!. matus Arvahazi Naptar peldany
S egyenkint SO centert. Addig Y
i gyek a hiyek, mig a keszlet tai
S Kantalas. Mint megemleke
r tiink, gyiilekezetink nemely ia
j jai csoportokba oszeallva Kar
i csony scent este kantalni mentt
.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29
Refornlatus egyhaz
Lelk6gx: NJ. LalKy zsigmond
Telefon sz&m 39949.

Telefon sz&m 3994S.
Karacsonyi nepl6siink Kara
csony scent lnnepe elmult. Ami
kor E gyony0rii sep iinnep ese-
m6nyeire vissza tekintiink, szi-
wink megtelik igaz boldogsaggal.
Feledhetetlen emleki lesz egy-
hazunkra Karaesony iinnepe.
Mar szombaton este, amikor
bunbanati istentiszteletre gyiltek
ossze hivek, megnyifvanult gyu-
lekezetiink tagjainak lelkilete.
Szokatlantl Macy szamban voltak
jelen.
Karacsony elso napjan, amikor
harangjaink megsz6laltak, hogy
az unnepi istentiszteletre hivo-
gassak a hiveket, templomunk
padjai mar megteltek. Dacara a
megnagyobbitott templomunknak
a megsokszorozodott templom-
padoknak. szekeket kealett bevln-
nj a templomba Minden talpalat-
nyi hely ell volt foglalva. Lelkes,
iinnepl6 gyilekezet toltotte meg
templomot. Amikor felzugott a
hatalmas orgonank, S amikor gyn-
lekezetiink elkezdet tenekelni, bl-
zony kiki sziveben erezte: "Ugy
tetszik, mintha vigadva oft vol
mex, hol a meny la'koi, A te kira-
1yi szekednek elotte leteleped-
mex A
Egyik presbyteriink megsza-
molta azokat, akik jelen voltak
a konfirmacio koran aluliakat
mem szanlolta meg. Ezeken XVII
templomunkban 553 lelek volt. Z
nagyszanu guilekezetb6l koze
negyszaz jarult az Urnak szen'
asztalahoz. s. ami jelienlEo, mem
q nok voltak tobbsegben, hanen
ferfiak. ).
Megnyilatkozott a hlvek unne
pi 1eEkiilete az adakozasban y
Gyilekezetiink tagjainak adako
z6 szeretetet mesterseges m0dol
mem szitottuk, ennek dacara a
unnepi adomanyok es a persel.
p6nz0sszege kozel negy es felsza
dollar. Majdnem meg egysze
annyi, mint volt multi ev Kara
csonyan. Pedig a mult evben jot
bak voltak munkaviszonyok.
A Karacsony masodnapi lister
tiszteleten szinten nagyszamba
voltak hivek. Ekkor persel
penz IA dollar volt, S kiilon adj
many 4 dollar.
A Megvalto megszlletesene
scent iinnepe mintegy vi eletet j
lentet gyiilekezetiink eletebel
Scent elhatarozasok keltek a sz
vekben. Ertesiileseink szerint
gy0nyorii iinnepseg hatasa ala
t0bben elhataroztak, hogy beall'
max az egylhaz rendes fenntart
fagjai k0ze. Szeretettel fogad ju
6ket egyhazunk tagjainak aldo
kdEs0i;ssegebe.
Dr6ga ajandek. Karacsony sze1
iinnepen gyiilekezetiink tagj'
nagy Is kettves meg1epetesben r
Szesiiltek. Amikor a templomb
6rkeztek, mem igen vettek eszr
hogy regi Urasztala eltiint sz'
kott he1yerH, mas foslalta el b
lyet. A figyelmesebbek aSonba
6exreyettek . yaltozast. s anike
kntatni kezdtek az okot, 2 rel
Ufasztala helyen egy hofeha
n6rvany Urasztalat talaltak.
ii mestermu ajandek. varosun
eeyik k0zismert iizIetembere, Fl
renczy Jen5 k6szitette II S . ajar
d6k0xta az egyhaznak teljese
diitalanul.
R6g6ta ktsziilt, hogy megajar
d&kozza egyhazunkat, ! keszi
Kd@ eredmenye az ajandekoza
lstt.
rekihtsttei arra, iogy az i
fvkny Urasztalat szombato
ls flIitotta ossae, AZ esti lister
telet 5itdn, 4 masnap regge
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29
Egyhazi Hirek

kIfeJeZeSt ez alkafOmmaI is e ne
lyen Ferenczy Jeh0 sirkD keszito-
mex ez ertekes es gyonyorii ajan-
dekert. Gyiilekezetiink tagjai BIZ
zonyara m6djat fogjak talalni an
max, hogy Ferenczy honfitarsunk
sep ajandekaert valo meltanyla-
suknak megfelelo kifejezest adja-
max.
Temetes. Karacsony boldog i'm
nepen voltak megszomorodott szl-
vek is. A multi szombaton reggel
elkoltozott az elok sorab6l Mar
czink6 Istvanne, sziiletett Bodnar
Anna. Hozzatartozoi csak keson
delutan vettek tudomast arrol,
hogy elhunyt.
Temetese kedden delelott volt
az elhunyt otthonabol, Lowelvil-
len, ahoniiah feioiiha '''s .ein
lomupkba jottek a gyaszolok. A
templombol a Tod Homestead te-
meto magyar res1ebe kisertiik, $
Gil: o+t ho1voztet
tex 0rok nyugalomra.
Az elhunytat gyaszolJak ferJe,
ket ferJes leanya, ket haJadon le-
anya, Macy klterJedesu rokon-
saga.
A szertartast az egyhaz lelke'
sze vegezte.
| Nyugodjon az elhunyt toldl ma.
radvanya az anyafold kebeleben
elkoltozott lelke pedlg lelJe mes
a megerdemelt orok boldlogsagot
A karacsonyl adomanyok. I'm
nepi adomanyokat a kovetkez'
testvereink adtak karacsonyl un
neplesilk alkamaval:
| 10 dollart adott 10th Istvan
/ 81 dollariaval adtak: Ricz ,Jano
| es csaladia Nemeth San6bor es ne
lie. Balogh .Janos IS neie, Molina
lMihaly. Sanva Janos. Juhasz ia
L
| nos Erdey Andras es csaladis
l3 dollariaval adtak: Vilagi Berta
liam Is csaiad.la, Bolcshazy Jano
les neie. 4 dollart adtak: Jaka
IIstvan es neie. $50 dollart adtak
.lyarga Istvan ses neie. q 4dollart
Fuisz Imrene, Borocz Gyorgyn,
, lIstyan Gyorgv. Csatlos Gaspa
Il (Urasztali adomany). 1.5O dollar
Il adtak. Csernay Laios. Kulcss
,Janosne. | dollart adtak: Gees
IJanos. Varga Mihaly, Bukos Is
Ivan. ifi. 10th Istvan, Balog f
irene. 10th Imre. Kovach Jozse
'Papp Samuel, Jancsurak Jano
Kan6cz Istvan, Horcsik Mihal
[Sziics Mihaly. Teglas Jolan, TIE,
las Gyulane, Balog Balazsne, B
ltary Andras. Meesey Mihal
Molnar Laios (Lowelville), 10
ESQ Mihaly, Szakacs Bella, Luka
Istyan. iii. Szakacs Laios, Gyors
Tamas, Lukacs Arpad, Juhasz ?
ter, Vense MihaIy, Pallay Jane
Molnar Gyula, Luteran Sando
IBalazs Janos. Huttka JOSEF. Ho
vath Josef, Geressy Sandorn
Kantor Antal. Karak6 Menyhel
:. iii. Vikete Josef, Bondor Istva
Kovacs Andras Eperiesy J6zse
iii. Karak6 Menyhert, Luter;
Andras. Ricz Janos, Gy0rgy T
| masne, Molnar Mihalyn6. Mar
Gvorpyne Zsnrky Istyanne r
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29

mex. Ajanljuk az ottani magyar
sagnak figyelmebe E nagysikeru-
mex igerkez6 tancmulatsagot,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-12-29

rendeznek Roman Hallban, 5
oda szivesen hivogatja vendege-
kill mindazokat, akik elmehet-
The Washington times., 1927-07-25
Many Other Real Bargains
LAMBERT HUDSON
MOTORS co.
1922 L ST., west OF Conn. Av.

Coach, fully
equipped, Balcrank bump
ers, used as demonstration;
reduction. Call
G. L. Fisher, Col. 14S2-J.
The Washington times., 1927-07-25

1t9 QUINCY PLACE N. Eft rms, bath.
furnace. cleo. porch. newly papered $50
hines, Room 800. Post Office Dept.
The Washington times., 1927-07-25
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

REBUILT Auto work. make your car IKE
new paint. trim. wood and metal work
Come. see our $26 and $40 paint tobS
Accessories tire battery aerVica 1888 y
st. N. e. Line. oOS3.
The Washington times., 1927-07-25

MOVING WITHOUT
WORRY AT OUR RISK
Household and apt. moving. Lions Trans
fer 4 Storage Co. 1897 Tea st. Pot. 1882.
LOCAL and long distance hauling D
LIVERPOOL & SON Line. 1897
WE HAUL anything. prompt service. lowest
- prices. Col l0336. Burton & Co.
MOVING AND HAULING
Lowest Rates in City
Adams 1880 JOHN L SHAFFER ~
HOUSES FOR RENT-UNFUR
NISHED-DIST OF COL. lOl
ARKANSAS. AVE. N. W.. 1876 rooms
bath encl. sleeping porch ami, garage
reasonable. Immed. poss. Wise. 5000.
H ST N W. 1856 rms, and bath. cleo.
gas. newly decorated. $50 per month
CAyWooD BROS; ( GARRETT. INC. 916l
sirable houses. apartments stores and ga
RACES for rent. Please call for list
CAYWOOD BROS. g. GARRETT INC.
BIB n. v. AVE. N. W. MAIN 9s2 i
119 QUINCY PLACE N. Els rms, bath
furnace. cleo. porch. newly pspered $50 Il
hines, Room 500. Post Office Dept.
The Washington times., 1927-07-25
"WALLACE"
For Better Used Cars
Open Until 8 P. M.
1909 [ St.
Main 1912
Good Will Cars

Our GOOD Will Cars'' are
all priced SO that everyone
can own one OF them. Drop
in today and look over these
exceptional buys:
The Washington times., 1927-07-25
Automobiles lss
CHRYSILER
Used Car Department
EXCEPTIONAL
VALUES

1927 Whippet roadster 800. $685.
1925 Willys-Knight coupe
sedan .............. 695
1926 Chrysler 20 roadster. L ,05O
1922 Buick 6 roadster ....... 1876
1925 Willys-Knight sedan 80. TAO
1926 Overland 6 sedan 49,. SIS
1927 Peerless sedan ........ $50
1928 Buick 6 sport tr. ...... $50
1927 Chrysler so coupe ...... 925
1923 Ford sedan ........... so
1923 Maxwell touring ........ 125
1926 Chrysler So sedan ...... 685
Franklin sedan ............. $50
1924 Maxwell sedan ......... 295
1925 Ford sedan ............ 225
1925 Ford coupe ............ 295
1924 Dodge coupe ........... 395
The Washington times., 1927-07-25

AUTO EXCHANGE AMI
AUTO wRECKERS-Largest in the Dis.
trtct. Phone orders receive prompt stten.
tion. Glass replaced in all cars. Low
Iprices. 81 q St. N. r. FIR. 1888.
The Washington times., 1927-07-25
Automobiles rs
The TRUTH Told
About Each Car
Sold
ALL PRICES REDUCED
HUDSON ROADSTER

HUDSON ROADSTER
custom built, airplane type; upholstery
is the finest grade of Spanish leather; fully
equipped, bumpers front and rear 5 Buffalo
wire wheels, tires, like new; Rolis-Royce
headlights 2 spot lights. Loveioy shock abb
soroers, special springs and many other ex-
tras: the motor and every part is as near
perfect az possible This car cost over
10 poo and can be bought today for 81 400
cash or terms. Act quickly,
FORD ROADSTERs az
- All 1926 type and in extra good shape.
rake your pick S175 10 1915.
HUDSON SEDAN b-PAss.
=, Late 1928. new dueo paint full set of
SIP covers. Car is in wonderful shape.
ESSEX COACH. 1925
owned and driven by one man excu-
gVely: has had excellent caro- and shows it,
HuIly equipped Only $425.
MAXWELL 1924 COACH
Just overhauIed and repainted looks and
runs like new. Only S275
HUDSON COACH. 1926 TYPE
New green duco finish tires like new,
bumpers front and rear. trunk. ETC.: motor
perfect. A real bargain for 5000,
FORD SEDAN. $50
long.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-10

No breakfast complete without The
es3
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-10
= Douglas Society," Churches, Clubs and Organizations
PALM SUNDAY OBSERVED IN
DOUGLAS CHURCHES TODAY

Palm Sunday has come to have a
recognized place in the calendar of
modern civilization. 1t marks the
beginning of the end of remarkable
mission which, influencing to
greater degree than any other in
recorded time the whole course of
succeeding history, was to lead five
days later to the tragedy of Golgotha.
AS He entered Jerusalem on this
day 18 centuries ago, astride of an
ass, symbolical of the meakness and
simplicity of the doctrine which He
preached, the throngs that had already
acknowledged His leadership met
Jesus of Nazareth and strew palm
branches across His path, crying:
"Hosannah to the Son of David!
Blessed be He that cometh in the
name of the Lord!'
Many quaint and interesting cere-
monials have arisen in connection
with the observance of Palm Sunday.
The palm, throughout history, has
been an emblem of joy and triumph.
It's specific use by Christians on this
occasion is in token of victory over
the flesh. Historians trace the OBJ
servance of the day back to the
sixth century. The Greek and other
churches of the east made it an
event of great solemnity. With the
spread of Christianity to the west,
and particularly to the Latin coun-
tries, some of the rigid ceremonials
gave way to more joyous observance.
The day became a floral festival
second only to Easter. Among the
Spanish it was known as Pasqua
Florida. Spanish explorers having
on Palm Sunday, 1912, discovered
what is now the state of Florida,
gave that name to the land in honor
of the day.
Medieval chronicles abound with
references to the observance of Palm
Sunday among the Armenians, Lith-
uanians, Serbs and Croats. In Eng
land it was called Olive, or Branch
Sunday and the observance was
characterized by procession SYM
bolical of the entry into Jerusalem,
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-10
Bridge Tourney
Starts at Club

The last Country club bridge
tournament of the season began
Friday night, April 8, with IL tables
entering. The next night of play
viii be Thursday, April ID, at 8
o'clock.
The tables for Thursday night will
be made ur according to the scores
of the previous night. The tables
are as follows:
Table /. George Jackson, J. l..
Hastings, Mrs. G. w. Patterson, Mrs.
ii. w. Williams
Table 2. Miss Harriet Shedd, Mrs.
T. Meadows, Mrs. l.. S. Palmer, Miss
Verne Rogers.
Table 3. Mrs. ]. L. Hastings, Mrs
II. E. Souers, Miss Lucille Darner,
Mrs. George Roarll.
Table 4. Miss Portia Morhous, Dr.
G. w. Patterson, Louis X. Redwine,
Fl. w. Williams.
Table 5. Il. l.. Hoyal, Mrs. George
Young, Mrs. s. S. Shedd, Harry War
mock
Table 8. Guy Crouch, r. f.
souers, George Young, Mrs. George
Jackson.
Table I. Mrs. A. II. Grant, Mrs
Louis r. RedWlne, s. q. DoWell Mrs.
L. l.. Hoyal.
Table 3. Mrs. S. G. Dowcll, Miss
Eileen Houghney, Mrs. Mary CAT
isher, Mrs. Harry Warnock.
Table 8. Mrs o. L. Neer, r. Mea-
dows, George Roark, Mrs. r. s.
Williams.
Table TO- George Dave, Mrs.
George Dave, J. T. Crowell, Mrs.
J. p. CroWell. 9
Table II. 0. L. Neer, A. H Grant
Mrs Guy Crouch, r. S. Williams.
The novelty. prizes We're won Fri
day night by Miss Darner and r.
S. Williams There will be two high
series novelty prizes awarded the
last night Of the tournament, be-
sides che regular high score prizes,
Any members desiring to play who
lid not enter Friday night may do
50 next Thursday night and receive
the average scores made Friday
nightvas their first score.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-10

at the head of which was borne
the figure of the Christ Child seated
on an ass quantity carved in wood
the participants carrying palm and
olive branches. According to an
ancient chronicle, the faithful in
Jerusalem on each recurring Palm
Sunday were wont "after the custom
ary exercises from cock crow to noon
had taken place in the Anastasia
and at the Cross, to go to the greater
church behind the Cross of Golgotha,
called the Martyrium. Here the
ordinary services were held. AT the
seventh hour p. mall proceeded
to the Mount of olives and to the
cave in which the Lord used to
teach, where for two hours hymns,
anthems and lessons were recited.
About the hour of noon-3 p. NJ
all went, singing hymns, to the
Imbomen, whence our Lord ascended
into Heaven. Here two hours were
spent in devotional exercises, until
about o'clock, when the passage
from the Gospel relating to how
children carrying branches and palms
met the Lord, saying, Blessed is He
that cometh in the name of the Lord
was read, following which the pro-
cession dispersed amid shout of
'Hosannah to the Son of David"
To this day somewhat similar
services are conducted on Palm Sum
day by the Christian congregations
of the various denominations in the
Holy City.
Palms blest on Palm Sunday and
carried in the professions were later
taken home by the faithful and used
for devotional purposes In the
Christian churches where Ash We'd
nesday is observed at the beginning
of the Lenten season, the ashes with
which the sign of the Cross is made
upon the foreheads of the devout
by the officiating priests, are secured
from the burning of palm branches
which were blest on the preceding
Palm Sunday.
Dispatch Telephones 81 and S2
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-10
j. W. c. A. Annual
SuDner PuesClav


Over l5O people are being planned
for for the annual meeting ana
supper OF the Y w c. a. TO he
given at the TX. w. c, =. building.
on Tuesday of This week at O'CLOCK
Those in charge of the sale or
tickets are as follows: Mrs. Arthur
". Cotton, Christian church; Mrs. r.
G. Arthur. Episcopal church; Mrs.
w. A. Langston, First Baptist
church; Mrs. William Stratton, CAL
vary Baptist church; Mrs. w. F.
zones, Methodist church,; Mrs. c. v.
Manatt, Presbyterian church, and
Miss r.. Marjorie Williams. members
c. A.
Anyone expecting to go should
purchase tickets at once from one
of these sladies as food will be pre-
pared only for those holding tickets
or having made other reservation
Those unable to get down town may
make reservations by calling 7e5
and tickets will be held. The mod
crate price makes it possible for
everyone to come. Members of the
association, adult and girls club
members are particularly requested
10 be present, as we'll as other in
terested friends.
An interesting program has been
prepared for the evening, but a
short one Of particular interest to
voting members will be the election
of new board members for the next
triennium, and the first vote on the
proposed change of basis in member
ship in the Y. w. c. A. of Doug!as,
new idea is being used this year
in planning reports. All chairman
will hand in reports early to the
president Of the association VINO will
make a. condensed report of the
work OF the. whole association in
place of each chairman making her
own report. It is planned to have
neither the report by the president,
Mrs A. w. Cotton, nor that of the
general secretary, Miss &C., Marjorie
Williams more than q few minutes
each.
Following the business meeting a
program Of music, READINGS and a
candle ceremonial The Triangle Of
Light given by P. e. P. girls and
other entertainment will last untii
about $50 o'clock,
No breakfast complete without The
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