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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
: AZ AMERIKAI MAGYAR OR
TORNYOKBAN ijTOTT A
,TIZENKETTEDIK ORA
Keneny Gyorgy amerikai magyar
kolt6 cikke 4 hetilapok egyesit6-
ssenek sziiksegesseger6L

A ninapaban Orosz Antal, a
trentoni Fiiggetlenseg' seer
keszt6je hosszabb cikket irt az
amerikai magyar hetilapok egye-
.siiletenek megalakitasarol, illeto-
leg annak sziikseges voltarol, ma
Isok pedig ezzel kapeselatban szo-
bahoztak az amerikai magyar nj
sagirok egyesuletenek megalaki-
;tasat. Regen kisert6, reg6ta vaju-
do dolog mindkett6. Valami "a
evvel ezelott megalakult Pitts
burghban az els6 ilyenfajta egye-
siilet, de mihamar szepen XII is
szenvedett Azota meg negy ki-
serlet t0rtent az ujsagirok, egy
pedig a hetilapok egyesiiletenek
megalakitasara. Megvoltak gyii-
lesek, az alapszabalyok is elke-
sziiltek, de gyakorlati alkalmaza-
sukra mem kerult sor es igy me-
:gint csak abba naradt a dolog.
AZ ut0bbi evekben tObben szoba-
hoztak a dolgot, de mem mentek
tOvabb sz0bahozasnal. Most azu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
Az amerikai magyar ortornyokban
iit0tt a tzenkettedik ora

tan Orosz Antal felsz6lalasa nyo-
man siiribben foglalkoznak az
eszmevel es remelheto, hogy mem
maradnak beszelgetesnel.
Az amerikai magyar 6rtornyok-
ban iit0t a tizenkettedik ora. El-
kovetkezett az id6, hogy meg kell
szamolnunk es ossze kell SEED
mink it magyar .er6ket minden
vonalon, inert maskent teljesen
kicsuszik alolunk talaj
Ugy az amerikai magyar ujs&i-
goknak, mint az amerikai magya-
roknak eletbevago erdekik az,
hogy els6sorban is "a magyar
nyomtatott betiiben megnyilat-
koz6 er6k egyesiiljenek. Anig az
amerikai magyar lapok ide Is
oda kapkodva val6sagos tojastan-
cot jarnak, addig mem lehet egye-
siteni magyar eroket. Az ameri-
kai magyar lapok minden nehez-
seq nelkul megcsinalhatjak a So
kat hanytorgatott egyesiiletet.
Csak egy kis akaras kell hozza,
semmi egyeb. Ha pedig tovabb is
kicsinyeskednek, kontorfalaznak
es apro feltekenyseggel toltik az
idejiket, akkor megerdeinliiz iSi-
keriilhetetlen sorsuket.'
Utott tizenkettedik ora !.
Xxi tudhatna ezt jobban, mint Ke-
meny Gy0rgy, aki egy teyekeny-
segben gazdag eletet aldozott az
amerikai magyarsagert.
Ha mem fogunk ossze, ha mem
egyesitiink minden rendelkeze-
.siinkre allo er0t, ugy Kemeny
Gyorgy szavai szerint - meyer
demeljik kikerilhetetlen sor-
sunkat: pusztulast Il.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

|olyan makacssaggal viselkednek
mint a banyaszok S ICY nincser
egyeb hatra, mint varni: melyil
fel unja meg hamarebb, vagy me
lyiket kenyszeriti a helyzet en-
gedmenyekre.
Karacsony es ujev, unnepe XII
l0nfelekepen folyt- le 'banyaszoi
k0z0tt. Sok 0r0m ne migen volt
egyetlen helycn sem, de. azer1
akadtak helyek, ahol meg a kila.
koltatott csaladok is oriilni tud-
tax az iinnepeknek.
Imperial mellett peldaul tobb
szaz banyasz tartott gyiilest es
karacsonyfa iinnepet, amelyen vi
ra kimondtak, hogy ki fognak
tartani Iaindaadig, amig gy6xel.
met XII mem vivjak- K0rllbelil
negyszaz banyaszgyermek vett
reszt az iinnepelycn, amelyen min
degyik reszesdlt valiant sEereny
ajjanda dakban. T0bb unio tisztviseli
beszflt, akik dicsertek axt . szel.
lcmet, ameiig q sEtra5kol6 baIlya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
RAK0czI EYtJLEs
SHA.RONBAlN

Tisztelettel ertesitem a Rakoczl
Egylet 48-ik sharoni osztaly anak
tagjait, hogy lsovetkez6 gyiile-
SINK reformatus templom alatti
teremben lesz megtartya 1928 ia
nuar h6 San, deiutan 2 6rakor.
Minden tag anegjelenese kivana-
tos Is ontos.
Az egylet megbizasab6l
Bro AndrAs, titkar,
$40 Baldwin Ave
Sharon, Pa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
GYASzJELENTEs

A Verhovay Egylet youngstow
nj 108-ik fiokjanak tisztikara $40
moru szivyel tudatja a tagsagga
Debroszky Julia, volt elnokiink
Debroszky Andrasnak virul6 lea
nya es nekiink II ewes kora 6ts
tagtarsn6nk elhunytat.
Legyen fatal lelke boldog :
tulvilagon.
A tisztikar neveben:
Ho{fer Andr&s, titkar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
\ PENNSYLVANIA
BANYASzOK HARCA
Davis minister mindent megpro-
halt, de t0rekvesei negt0rtek a
lEompani&k ellenallasan. - A Sc
9elymozgalom eddigi nagy sikere

Most mar feljesen bizonyos,
hogy belathatatlan ideig mem lesz
bekesseg abban a Macy. es ugylat-
xix d0nt6 berharcban, amely az
hnio banyaszok Is kompaniak
k0z0tt folyik. Alnikur Davis mi
1aiszter kozelanultban 0sszelEiyta
IN emlekezetes tanacskozast, -
ogy egyiittesen beszeljek meg 9
4 aeke lehet6segeit, ext abban a re-
u &nyben tette, hogy karacsony-
alan vaIami ideiglenes fegy-
crsSiinet feiet tud letrehozni q
sreol6 felek kozott. "A tanass-
oxfs meg Is t6rtfnt, de eppen =
! n@gyobb tarsasagok yettek
T. 81 ar6szt ! vegct is trt ailellsiil,
barmilyen eredmenye lett
I'LL. Az6ta axtan seInmisem
B ormaay -szals I'll at naond.
hagy sezatni. olvan ujabb fej-
m tny mem a1ta el5 magat, d
kornik ki,ybe besiyat tkozast tenne
Nv aa kongresssns,
mM mM kexeset IA.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
Az AUTOMOBIL vEZETOK
FELEL0SEGE

| IN dulONcLttO, dhl dtuldIdu SSy
vasuti keresztezon, k0teles' min
| den gondossagrol tanubizonysa-
got tenni annak megallapitasara,
hogy mines veszedelmes kozelseg-
ben vonat. K0teles ere meg ak
kor is, ha XII kell szallnia emiatt.
Ez a jelentosege annak a ma
gyon fontos d0ntvenynek, amelyet
a United States Supreme Court
hozott nehany nappal ezel6tt es
amely vonatkozik minden ember-
re, aki ebben az orszagban auto
mobilt vezet. Ez d6ntveny veg
legesen megallapitja es torvennye
teszi, hogy az aU ember, aki vasuti
keresztez6n hajt at automobile es
a .jelzesekben vagy sajat itelete-
ben bizakodik veszely elkeriile-
sere, a sajat felelossegere teszi
|ezt.
J6llehet bir6sagnak mem az
az intenei0ja, hogy felmentse a
vasattarsasagokat az al6l a kote-
lezetts6g al6l, hogy mindent
megtegyenek az emberek biztosi-
tasara Is joIlehet a jelzesek es
egyeb bNtosito szerkezetek lIie-
pitesenek programjat tovabb is
folytatjak a vasutak, a dontes
megis hatarozottan k0telessegeye
teszi mindenkinek, aki atszel va
suti keresztez1t az f'allj, nez ees
figyelj' szabaiyt.
Az apak es az anyak milioi, va
lamint feln6tt gyermekei szama-
ra, akik autot hajtanak, ez a leg
messzebb memo jeIentGsegii don't
veny, aInelyet a laagas bir6sag
hozott. Akkor, anliAlor az oiszag
legmagasabb birosagat6l kapjuks
tsokat fog tenni nemcsak azon a
teren, hogy t0ry6ny legyen az al
s6bb bir6sagok elott, hanem az
aHt6hajt 6lknak sajat erdekiikben
ARA yal6 raszoktatasa teren, hogy
minden el6vigyazatOssagot es
gondossagot kfejtseaek, ha va
snti 4tjar6khoz k6zelednek.
Az ICY ais6bb bir0sagt6l val6
felsbbezes utjan keriilt p Sapre-
me Court ele. Egy Goodaian nevii
emberr6l volt $40, akit egy hat
van mert6a;A sebesseggA haJad0
f0nat Aalalra gazoA, Rlniker az
6tjar6n 4thajtott egy teheraatdt.
"A d1ntE6nyben . bir6 MT aaOndr
|sjia; ansikos valali vasati sinre
|aaegys ttadja att hogy olyan ilc-
|l5en van, amelyen eletGt vesEti,
|.ka u yDlat el8bb eri "a mint OH
|hagyhatj4 4 sineket Tudia mt.
|hogy, neki skelI n1eg egalipia i, ysnat
|elset, mem i yola tnak q .el6tfe. 4
Holmes bird, al<i y dJiit1enyt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
0REG EGYLET

Mint ertesiiliink az .Els6 Ma
.gyar BctegsegelyzG (oreg1 egylet
multi yasarnapi gyilesen AZ eg6sz
tisztikart egyhangulag ujb6l
megvalasztottak. Ha behozzak evi
elszamolasukat, ugy AIT szivesen
lek0z0ljiik
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
vERHovAY 32l

A Verhovay Segely Egyled
campbelli 321-ilS fi6kja most va
sarnap delutan 2 oral kezdette.
tartja rendes ehavi syiileset, mely
re a tagokt megjelenese okyetle
MIL kivanatos. AZ evi elszamola'
is ezen a gyiilesen keriilnek benu
tatasra.
"A tisztikar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

Az amerikai magyar hetilapok
az utobi id6ben kezdenek sajat
dolgaikkal is foglalkozni. Tobb
erdekes cikk jelent meg kiilombo-
10 amerikai magyar hetilapok-
ban. Eek koziil egyet kozlunk,
inert nemcsak, hogy erdekesnek
talaljuk, hanen a helyzet hu Tux
renek. lime cikk:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05


nyeinek el6mozditasara. Ko-
z0s akcioval' ellensulyozni
lehet AIT a tulsagosan szelso-
seges (gyakran haszonles6)
radikaliznlust, amit kiilom :
ben alig lehet ellensulyozni.
Mi szivesen resztvennonk
egy ertekezleten, ilyen es
hasonlo iigyek megbeszele-
ssre. Amerikai hirlapiro le-
ven, en- az iigyet a praktikus
oldalrol nezem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
ESEMENYEK
dFOlytatas az 1-s6 oldalr6l)

FOlyatas az 1,s6 oldalr6l)
zoseia j6l szerkesztett, egy
hettel elore nlegkiildend6
,szovegeben. Szeb btetszet6-
sebb cimekben, 'stb.
Vegiil ami a legfontosabb,
megalap odhatnank az anne
rikai 11lagyarsag intez1ne
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
HORSES
TO WATCH
NRdddock

READY-Nice two-year that
will bear watching at Havre de
Grace.
MAYOR WALKER Youngster
in r. B. McLean's string that
is showing nice work in morn
ing trails.
Sun BEAU-Three-year-old son
of Sun Brair, who might &c
well at the first asking.
SOLACE-One in the Seagram
barn that Is coming up to win
ming form.
CLEAN PLAY-Has a world Of
early foot and will go we'll in
first start at Havre de Grace.
JOHN PEEL-Maiden in Whit
ney barn that can win when
properly placed.
SLICE-Is training nicely. May
go well in sprint race for
platers.
RUTH FERIDAY-This one is
much better than recent races
suggest.
PROMPTER-Seems to have
plenty Of foot in the morning.
NORTH WOODS-Has shown
enough to cause me to think
and will win a sprint race soon
LADY DUNBAR-Can win dis.
lance race when sent against
her own kind, which does not
call for too high company.
GAY COMETS right at tops.
Follow up.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
STENOGS MEET
EPISCOPAL

ALEXANDRIA, Va, April TO-
Business High will align its
tossers against Episcopal on Hox
ton field Wednesday while on Thurs
day Tech High will meet Episcopal
strong track squad. Friday vii
find George Mason ut Fredricks
burg, Va, and Episcopaps nine en-
tertains Western High Saturday.
Manager Billy Padgett, Of the
Columbia Engine Company, has
booked IL games for his pas.
timers while dates are still pend
ing with No. Hose Co., Mar
tinsburg, w. Va; Fort Hum.
phreys, Va: Post Team, Cul.
pepper, Va: Volunteer Fire De.
partment: Warsaw. Va, A. C.,
and the WarrentOn, Va, A. G.
The card:
April q. Allied Roofing Co: %. Ell
monds; %. Bonds Clothiers; 20. Termi
OF Cabin John, Md: 10. Mt. Pleasant; 20
Liberty A. c.: simpsons Dairy; June .
Community Center; 10, Del Ray A. G..
S S.r: July Hf De Ray A. at B.. RSS
Chairmen of the various com
mittees OF the Old Dominion Boa
Club, who will make plans for thu
Southern Rowing Association regatts
here on July 81, are asked to report
to a meeting in the clubhouse to
morrow night at 3 D. m.
st. Mary's Celtics are anxious tt
arrange games with unlimited teams
Phone Manager James Bradley
Alexandria 2071 between and
p. m. or address him SO Little St.
Rosemont, Alexandria.
Tennis courts at Belle HaveI
Country Club have been opened am
an elimination series to pick al
eight.man team will soon be held, &C
cording to Albert V. Bryant, chair
man of the tennis committee
Matches with Leesburg, Washing
ton and Fort Humphreys teams ar
| planned.
Cameron Roberts, club champion
| Allen Roberts, Whitcomb Bayne
Lewis Bayne, Lieutenant Bryan
| Herbert Bryant and John w. Brook
field are expected to shape up Al
strong contenders for places on tn
| team.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
Helen Wins Hard Match
With Male Racketer

NEW YORK, April 1e.-Making
her first appearance in the East
since winning the women's national
championship last year, Miss Helen
Wills defeated Elmer Griffen, OF
California. in two of three sets at
Forest Hills in a tough practice
match. 2-6, 10-S and 6-4.
Miss Wills will play her final ten.
mis- on United States courts for some
time when she meets Edward Chand.
Ter, Harvard law student, in a prac-
tice match at Forest ILLS today.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

limit of smoOthness of action
you will play better golf. What
/ mean by staying within those.
limits in this: Don't break D
leg trying to force the club.
Don't try so hard to hit. Just
swing smoothly, look at the ball,
and the clubhead will hit-and
hit plenty.
Copyright John F. Ollie Co.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
Another Golf Tourney
Starts at PinehurSt

PINEYURST, n. c., April 10
With the players confronted with
chilly winds as an aftermath Of the
hail and snow over the Carolinas
yesterday, the annual mid-April golf
tournament was slated to start here
today There were so entrants for
the 1S.hole qualifying round.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
NOrth-SOuth Target
CHAMPIONSHIPS Are On

PINEHURST, n. c., April 16.-
The North-South target tournament
starts today with the first half Of
the 16.yard championship. The pro-
gram called for a doubles champion
ship, united North-South handicap
preceding the State championship,
and a state championship doubles.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
Brew, GOnzaga Athlete,
To Enter Holy Cross

Tom Brew, brilliant Gonzaga
JIigf1 athlete, is to enter Holy Cross
college in the fall, it is reported.
brew is one of the foremost ath-
1etes in the history at GonZaga and
q leading student as well.
Brew will join other Gonzaga
athletes who performed with Holy
Cross first-year' teams this season.
These are Paddy Byrne, James
S.Tubba" Farrell and Ted Himmel.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

fnyLnms NOW
some players
might ay
they can not
use any rhy-
thin because
they haven't
got any, but
any golfer
KIN VS. in
Is t . h I / VI
whether he is
swinging his
club smoothly
or not. And
r. nan waSnr
antee that III
you will stay
- A. -
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
.BUSMEN YIELD
TO D. c. CHAMPS

The Georgetown A. c. nine, 1927
unlimited champions, opened its sea-
son yesterday by handing a white
wash coat to the A.. B. and w.
Club, SO. Pete Haley's combfna-
ton grabbed a three.run lead in
the first round and was never
headed.
Dick Hughes and Henry Phipps
toiled on the mound for the West
Enders and the Virginians were
limited to a pair of hits. which were
garnered by Conner.
Marcus ChacOnas and Jack
Mattingly led the victOrS In hit.
ting. each obtaining q brace OF
safeties.
Roy Ingram's Addison A. C.
downed the Chevy Chase Bearcats,
SO, in another of yesterdays inn
portant sandlot engagements. Will
bur Lefty" Stevens and Southwell
Brown southpawed the Marylanders
into submission.
The Hilltop A. c. is apparently
jinx club to Mt. Rainier. The
Marylanders bowed TO the Hilltop
clubmen, 81, after an exciting con-
test. Inc winners ClustSIou wv
runs in the eighth to win the
game. Results Of yesterdays games
| follow:
Mercury A. C., II; Pawnee. s.
Woodbridge, s. Junior Order, B.
| Samoset Il; Sake. =,
! Senators. 6: Columbia, 2.
| Brookland Ins cts. IL; Royals
Maryland A.. c., IS; simpson
! Dairy. g.
ColoniaIs, II; Columbia Heights, ..
! Red Sox. 4 Triansles, 4.
Petworth. Ii; Douglas. 2.
| Fairmonts. IL; Corinthians. B.
Jeffersons, IS: Allied Roofing, :.
| Dixie Pigs, 8; White Ravens. T..
| Nat Circles, s; ]. o u. A. NJ, a. =.
Cherrydale, Z: Phoenix A. C.. /.
Hiser's AIl-Stars. s; Berwyn, 2
| Times-Herald, 10; Evening Star, w.
! Standards. IS; Cole gians, 2.
| Cardinals. Z; Hess A G., 2.
| Aztecs. is; Holy Rosary. 0.
! Alex. Legion. II: LiOnels, 0.
| Edmonds. 8; Silver Hill, i.
BrokIand. 6; MardfeldtS. s.
| Brookland, II; Baiiey's /.
! Terminal Ice. 8: Center stars, D.
| Rockville, u: Doylestown, 8.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

Armour Giues Tip On Hon.
To Improve Putting
BY Tommy. Armour
National Open Golf champion

.sNeyer up never in is old maxim of the putting
And if the reader would appreciate the fuess Of its meaning
lust let him sit by putting green busy day at any
Golf course or even make casual check round Of any
friendly foursoe of which he happens to be member and
Tia tS. 60 .
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
WINNING HAND

Al Lippe, veteran pugiIist man.
aged, recently experienced the pIeas-
ure OF watching five OF his boxers
win their bouts on the same card.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

FOR refreshments and dinnee desserts
purchase your ice cream through the
nyFhO'a Who" firm mentioned on next
Herald.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
SLUGGING SPREE

OutfieIder Nietzke of the Pueblo,
Colo, team recently clouted four
homers in three consecutive days.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
INSTALL SPEAKERS

Havre de Grace and Pimlico are
the latest race tracks to install loud
speaker broadcasting systems at
their plants.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
BIG K. O. LIST

Jack Dempsey heads the list Of
heavyweight champions in the num-
Der Of knockouts scored, with list
Of AZ.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16
FAN OR FANATlC7

A basketball fan of st. Joseph,
Mo, walked % miles to view a game
and then hiked home again.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

The main reason you should
use q slower back swing is be.
cause the thing to strive for
in the golf swing as . whole i
snoothness. Smoothness means
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

Automobile bodice can be repaired in
almost every way BY the firm men
toned On next TO the last mage Of TO-
WhO."
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

| don't think it is an exagseratior
to say that the average player
will be short about four times out
OF five on his approach puts Of
twenty feet or more.
OF course, it is no easier to hole
4 bali that rolls five feet past the
cup than one that stops five feet
short, conditions Of the putting
green being equal. But the Chief
consideration in making sure that
the ball gets up to the cup - some
thing different. In the first place,
one frequently sees puts travelling
/ dead on the line stop just short O
the hole. Played little stronger
il. would have gone in.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

practice. / have never yet known
3 good putter who had not spent
hours practicing. Some are more
adept than others, but all find
IL necessary to keep constantly
practicing. And II Il only by
practice that q keen sense Of
judging distance and hitting
force fl acquired. Strike the
ball crispiy and firmly,
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

l can recommend for the ccnsidera.
t:on Of those who are very uncertain
on their putting. especially on Ions
approach puts, q very simple plan
which may prove helpful. 1t IL that
OF fixing in the, minds eye q larger
target, Imagine, for instance. that
you are putting for circle q foot
or more in diameter around the cup.
Try for direction just az accurately
as you would when aiming for the
cup, but make allowance for foot
either way in the matter Of distance,
This has the advantage OF impart.
ing confidence. and there is less
tendency TO allow the attention to
be distracted.
In no other department Of play Is
accuracy so necessary a. in putting,
and accuracy in putting calls for
q free. smooth stroke. tinhindered
by any tenseness or over anxiety.
copyright, 1928. King Features
Syndicate, Incl
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

Likewise, many puts stay out
because they are hit too hard,
strike the back Of the cup and
hon out. But the cause which
usually lies back Of the putt
that stops short Is the main
thing.
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

Most short puts are the result Of
,indecision In hitting the ball. An
other cause is mishittiug the ball,
due to lifting the head and taking
the eyes off the ball before it 1s
hit. resulting in the club striking
the turf back of the ball or topping
it. In any event, failure lies in
not settling down to the job and
making sure Of firm, even stroke.
There is too often tendency to
slow up the putting stroke.
OF course. good approach putt.
ing necessarily implies q lot OF
The Washington times., 1928-04-16

xHoroloFe ......to7IK. soIomon's s..1t5
speedy Prince. ..11o IxLeser .........1os
Harry Carroll ..113I
Weather. clear; track. fast.
The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-10-04
Billings, Mont.
Mrs. L. B. McCabe, Reporter


Wayman Chapel A. NJ. f. Church.
The subject of Rev. Donohoo's morn
ing sermon was God Will Protect
and Guide Us in Our Duties" and
in the evening, "The Mercy of God"
The w. NJ. NJ. Society met at the
home of Mrs. Lulu McCabe when the
election of officers for the confer
ence year was held on Tuesday aft
ernoon, September 20. They were
as follows: Mrs. Lulu MeCaba, presi-
dent; Margaret Brazier, vice-presi-
dent; Lulu Somerville, recording sec
rotary; Claudia Bivins, corresponding
secretary; conference treasurer,
Matte Conley; local treasurer, Mrs.
A. l.. Wright; chairman of sick COM
mittee, Mrs. Lulu 0verman, Rev.
Donohoo gave an interesting report
from the annual conference. At the
close of the meeting a dainty lunch
con was served by the hostess.
The Phyllis Wheatley Club OBJ
served their tenth anniversary by
holding banquet at Fraternal Hall
for the members and their immediate
families Friday evening. September
2Sth. The newly elected officers
were installed by Rev. F. L. Dono-
hoo. The mistress of ceremonies,
Mrs. Emma Harris, called upon each
one to make short talks. The table
decorations were carried out in the
club colors of lavender and white,
with cut flowers and lighted candles.
Mrs. A. L. Wright, mother of Mr..
Frank Akin, has arrived from Chi.
cago for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. Horace Smith went to Mis-.
soula, Mont, to join her husband,
where they contemplate making their
future residence. Mrs. Smith will
be greatly missed.
Mr.. Fred Reed has returned to
Los Angeles. Cal, after visiting witt
his father, Mr.. Emanuel Reed, fol
about six weeks.
Sergt. VIM. McCabe will leave to-
morrow night for a months visit al
his old home in Harrodsburg, KY.
Capt. H. w. Bivins left last eve
ming for Helena. Mont, on a short
business trip.
Mr.. John Lee has been on the sici
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The Enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 192?-1930, 1928-10-04
Anaconda, Mont.
F. Evans, Reporter.

Mr.. VIM. N. Hopper of Chicago
mother. Mrs. L. Harding.
Mr.. Thomas Walker returned this
week from a motor trip to Missoula
and was accompanied by Miss Frances
McDuffy of Deer Lodge.
Messrs.. Avis Dennis, w. Fenter
and r. Bryant motored to Helena
last week to attend the State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson accom-
panied by Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. A.
Matthews, motored to Butte last
week.
Frederick Prince and VIM. Rad
ford were visitors last week to Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Barker and son,
Mrs. Media Rogers, Mrs. A. Matthews
and Thomas Walker were visitors to
Deer Lodge last week where they
were guests of Mrs. English.
Mrs. C. A. Langford has returned
from visit to Washington, d. C.
Mr.. c. J. Wyatt spent a few days
last week on business in Butte.
Mr.. H. G. Simmons attended the
fair last week in Helena.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Langford en-
tertained at luncheon Sunday. honor.
ing Mrs. A. White and Mr.. VIM. Set.
ties.
Mrs. B. Hurt and daughter left
Sunday for their home in Miles City
Little Marion johnson is enjoying
the ownership of a police dog pre-.
sented her last week.