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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Bankers
Meet In Dallas

DALLAS, Feb. 13.@(P-Bankers
from all parts Of the United States
are in Dallas for the opening Of the
Fifth district meeting of the Texas
Bankers association today.
Following the formal program Of
business during the day a banquet
will be held at Z D. N.
A flying squadron of seventy-five
bankers will leave Dallas tomorrow
morning for Beaumont and other
Texas points for a ten day trip, visit
ing district meetings at Beaumont,
Brownsville, Coleman Waco, and
Wichita Falls. Thursday will be
spent in sightseeing at Houston and
Sunday will be a day OF recuperation
at San Antonio. About half of the
personnel Of the squadron will be
men from banks scattered all over
the United States and remainder
bankers from all parts OF Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13

EPOSTPONED
Mud Makes Holding Of
Legion Event I'M
possible Sunday

Hundreds Of person from all parts
of the Valley drove to Brownsville
Sunday afternoon to attend the fly
ing circus Of the Border Always and
the American Legion, only to be
greeted by a huge sign at the en-
trance Of the field. stating that the
show had been postponed until next
Sunday.
Rain that fell continuously through
most of Saturday night and until
we'll into the morning Sunday, prac-
ticaliy all over the Valley, caused
postponement of the event. Al
though the flying field itself was
firm as q floor, the roads leading
to II were a sticky mass of mud
that spelled grief for many an ambi-
tious motorist who attempted to
visit the field in the face of the
warning sign.
Three airplanes did a rushing bus
mess throughout the afternoon. car
rying passengers from among the
crowd that would have seen the air
event. Dozens Of trips were made BY
each machine, the three pilots work
ing constantly almost all afternoon.
Z. Z. Sadler. highway traffic Of
ficer. also spent a busy afternoon.
aiding the cars that had slipped off
the road and attempting TO prevent
the skidding Of numerous others. "A
solid string Of cars. almost a mile
long, lined both sides Of the road
near the field as the time came for
the show TO begin.
A beaming. spring-like sun that
poked its way through the clouds
shortly after noon lined the road
with motorists and made the passen-
ger-carrying business the windfall Il
was.
All Of the stunts advertised for
Sunday afternoon will be performed
next week, Charles Hardin. promoter
Of the event. said Sunday night
Most Of the planes, whose visits here
was rained out last week, will jour
ney to Brownsville in time for tht
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Haines Gives Thrills
In Picture at Queen

William Haines has given audi
ences the thrill Of a big football
game in Brown Of Harvard" ard the
excitement of the baseball in "Slide.
Kelly, Slide" He has given audi
ences a thrill OF pride in the nations
Young manhood in Tell It to the
Marines"
Now Haines gives audiences both
the thrill and excitement of the
great Army-Navy football contest
plus a thrill as one watches the init
ate workings Of West Point, when
raw manhood is transformed into
material for Uncle Sans army
officers.
West Point" Haines' new Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer vehicle. now playing
at the Queen theater. is 1T far the
most ambitious vehicle in the history
Of the young star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Report Made On
Freeze In Florida

TAMPA, Fi9;. Feb: ls:-The freeze
February movement is estimated at
rs per cent by the representatives Of
the L. S. Department of Agricul-
ture who have made a careful sur
vey Of the Florida vegetable crop.
The March movement Of tomatoes
has been cut so per cent by the
freeze, they state. Plants are plenti-
full for ~replanting. and the April and
May movement will be nearly nor
nal.
In the lake region truck wa dam
aged 10 per cent, and in the Broward
and Sanford section the crop will be
greatly reduced.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
FANS AMAzED
BY ALDRIDCE
GRIMES swap
Team Supporters Ask
If McGraw Was In
formed of Trade Be-
fore Ii Was Made

NEW YORK, Fec. 13.5Pl-To
Judge from the reaction to the latest
trade of the New York Giants, the
club has clinched first prize in the
keep-the-boys guessing contest.
Without yet having solved to their
entire satisfaction Just why Hornsby
was traded tt the Braves, the ex-
perts now are pulling over tire
latest deal that sends Burleigh
Grimes to the champion Pirates in
exchange for Vic AldrIdge, the
Hoosier schoolmaster.
The Giants have taken their share
OF riding" over the Hornsby deal
and one of the assembled critics Sat
Aurday was bold enough TO inquire
Whether Charley Stonehame had
Men John McGrsw into his conf
90" in trading Grimes
Pirates Seem To Profit
Pkaps the explanation IS that
the ~iants prefer a curve-bsll
pitcher whc writes his own newspa-
per stu\ to a spitball HEAVIER with
temperaNe nt.
Otherwte surface appearances all
are in thd \Pirates' favor, for Grimes
mad BY "a the better record Of the
Both As<Edge and Grimes have
had efratic ~Gd checkered careers
under various bS\ners.
The Hoosier kchooImaster was
both a hero and~zt in thu 1925
worlds series with Nurvh Vic
won mis- first two starts sySknst the
Senator'S. So did Walter Johnson
and the setting wss laid for a dra-
matte tussle when they hooked up
in the seventh and deciding battle in
the fog at Forbes field. But Al
bridge "blew up" in the first inning,
let IN four runs with his wlldness
ard passed unceremoniously from
the picture. Old Barney stuck it
out in spite Of the terrific hitting
off his delivery but was beaten and
also lost the chance to poin the i'm
mortal few who have three triumphs
IN one series to their credit.
Last of Flag Winners
The trading of Aldridge marks the
passing from the Pirate fold Of the
last of their 1925 worlds series he
roes.
Max Carey was the all-around star
setting the pace at bat, but Max be-
came mixed up in the 1926 Pirate
revolt, receiving his walking papers,
and now roams the outfield for
Brooklyn.
Xxi Cuyler's double off Walter
Johnson was the deciding hit Of the
series but Xxi likewise earned the
enmity Of the management and now
is with the Cubs.
Stuffy McInnis, whose steadying
influence on the Pirates defense
and infield strategy turned the tide
IN their favor, hit the trail that all
fading veterans do.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
WEATHER SUMMARY

A disturbance of moderate inten-
sity was central over eastern Okla
homa this morning, attended by
heavy cloudliness practically
throughout the central and southern
states during the last p hours. II
was still raining at many stations
in the middle Mississippi valley and
the southeastern states az the morn
ing observation, and showing in the
central plains states, Colorado and
northern New Mexico. Moderately
high s~barometric pressure and fair
weather prevailed over the western
and far northeastern states. Tenn
perAtures were seasonal to above
NORMAL practically throughout the
balance of the country this morning.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13

. PHILADELPHIA, Feb. E-LF-
Connie Mack's Athletics may not win
the American league pennant this
year, but If they miss il won't be
through lack Of gr.zgled heads and
baseball brains.
The oldest board of strategy in
baseball will guide the AS with the
65-year-old Mack still directing the
show from the bench with the aid
Of a lead pencil and a bit Of paper
and with the veteran Billy Glea-
son, whom they still call kid" de-
spite his 81 years, again his right
hand man.
Out on the playing field some of
the time and on the coaching lines
the rest, the Athletics will have
Captain Eddie Collins, who at 40 Is
one Of the oldest active performers
in the majors.
These three will do most Of the
actual directing when the team is
in action, but they have a couple
Of able lieutenants in Ira Thomas.
z5-year-old professor Of advanced
pitching, and Earl Mack, Comics
son and --e youngest Of the five al
81, who has charge Of the rockies.
This combination saw service last
year and is showing no signs of
weakening. The average age Of the
five is so years. The two Macks
and Thomas were catchers in their
playing days, while Gleason and Col
Inns got their experience in the in
field.
Outlining the duties Of his board
Of strategy, Mack said Collins when
not playing will control traffic at
third base, while Gleason sees sim
liar duty at first base. This year
Mack is going to keep idle pitchers
and reservists off the coaching lines
and put the corners in charge of two
old heads at the game who think
quickly and quite often accurately.
Thomas, an old time member of
the Athletics, retains his job Of
~preening the pitchers into top form,
while the younger Mack will shep-
herd the first flock of battery men
to the Florida training grounds about
February 20.
The venerable head Of this array
OF talent and experience will be
starting south even sooner, as the
tall tutor expects to get in some
golfing in Florida before the ad-
vance guard Of the Athletics reaches
the southland.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Smith Wins IN
CENTRAL Open
Walsh, Espinosa Sec.
cnd in Golf Tourney
At Hot Springs

HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Feb. 49,
Up - Macdonald Smith, Great
Neck, L. J., pro, today had employed
four Of his characteristic successive
low rounds to acquire a new title,
the south central open which he took
yesterday with an aggregate Of 2S3.
Five strokes below par for the T.
hole distance, Mac" was only two
strokes in front Of Frank Walsh.
Appleton, Wis, and Al Espinosa, Chi
cago, who split second and third
place money with 285 apiece. Tom
my Armour, national open title
holder, tied for the next place with
Henry Cuici, Bridgeport, Conn, ana
Leonard Schfutte Of Lima, Ohio.
The trio needed 2S9 each.
Bobby Cruickshank, who unsuc-
cessfully defended his title, had 291.
Prize money totaling $500 was dis
tributed.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Masons Organize
Rio Hondo Lodge

Rio Hondo Lodge, No. 1916, A. r.
& "A. NJ, Will be constituted and set
to work in that town Thursday night.
K. +. Green Of Brownsville, district
deputy grand master, conducting the
ceremonies.
Charter for this lodge, the second
to be constituted in the Valley By
Mr.. Green during the past 80 days.
was authorized at the last state
grand lodge meeting in Waco Dec. Z
and s last year.
r.. 0. Lewis is to be grand master
Of the Rio Hondo lodge, II. Q. Zieg-
Ter, senior warden and J.. W. Tired
way, junior warden. Visitors from q
number of Valley lodges are expect
ed TO attend the ceremonies.
The other new lodge is at Edcouch
and was constituted on Jan. 81. z. c.
Couch Of Weslaco is grand master.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Freudenstein Visits
Gotham Fight Center

Ben F~reudenstein, once prominent
ly associated with the fight game in
various parts Of the country, but
more recently combined with z. a.
Rosenthal in making the wheels OF
the Valley Wholesale Dry Goods
company 60 around. will return from
New York within the next few DAYS.
it was announced here Monday.
Mr.. Freudenstein is combining
business with pleasure in his Jour
ney, looking over the mangled ear
industry in New York and making
purchases for his firm. He left
some time ago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
VALLEY FIGHT
ACTORSREADY
Hernandez, Wymore
Set For Go at Mer-
cedes Tonight
Especial to The Herald)


MERCEDES, Feb. 13.-Kid Her
nandez Of Brownsville, and Dick
Wymore of La Feria are scheduled to
meet here tonight over the 12-round
route for q settlement Of the claim
each holds on the featherweight
championship Of the Lower RID
Granle Valley.
The battle will top the regg\r
semi-monthly card II Promote2EA
Robinson, and will be held his
new open-air arena on Ohio Anue.
The pair have been anxioA for a
crack at each other since Paw de-
cision, unsatisfactory to 9Th, was
handed down following aheeting in
Brownsville some timeAo.
Reports from both zbnps are that
the battlers are in tEtop condition,
the bell. Each the finishing
expressing a Der of things he
was likely to dol his opponent dur
ing the cours4of Monday nights
engagement.
Speedy Han ton Of Fort Brown,
a new GOLueT y Tie 1lsllC CltCicS u
tide Valley. d scheduled TO tangle
with Jack RIis, one Of the pioneer
settlers Of IS region, in an eight
round semizHhal event.
ReviS W once one of the most
popula~ embers of the Valley
fight lony, but in recent months
has IN on the inactive list. In
tS6hg Hampton, he is going up
Hainst a youth who combines nat
ural aggressiveness and hitting abil-
ity with some amount of skill as a
boxer.
KiKd Preacher Of Mission, and
Ken Macy Of Harrington, stablemate
CT Wymore, are 10 get together in a
six-round premilinary bout. Another
preliminary Of four rounds, is to be
announced at fight time, and a bat
tie royal between q group Of ne
groes, each from a different Valley
town, will open the show.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Population Density
rrfesico Is 7.27

MEXICO CITY. Feb. 13.-According
To the bureau wv national statistics,
the density OF population II Mexico
is FPS per kiiometer. The most
densely populated regions are the
federal district and the states of
Tlazcala. gIewico. Puehla, Hidalgo.
Gzanajuat0 and M0relos.
The density Of the federal dis
trict j. 6l0.s6 per square kilometeri
Tlaxcala. 4f.84: Mexico. 1913; FHeb-
Ia, 30.15: Hidalgo. 29.79; Guanajuato,
2s.13; Morelos. 21-s5-
TIE two lowest states are Lower
California with 0.fs ans Quintana
with 0.22.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13

First figures lowest temperature
last night; second, highest tempera-
ture yesterday; third, wind velocity
at 8 q. m; fourth, rainfall past "a
hours.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
CHANGED

Knosel's Curio store, formerly
situated at the northeast corner OF
the plaza in Matamoros, has been
moved and is now located on Main
street in the French Cafe building.
Z. Knosel, proprietor has had in
stalled attractive glass showcases
for his stock and carries q complete
line of desirable Mexican wares suit
able for gifts. q summer garden ad-
Joining is open fer the comfort OF
the guests OF the store.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13

show next Sunday and Shorty Rad
ack. billed u the worlu greatest
aerial stunt performer. will remain
in the Valley 70 display his wares
on that date.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-13
Rural Teachers Hold
Meeting in Harrington

SAN BENITo. Feb. i5.-Rural
teachers Of Cameron county assem-
hled here Friday night for their
-cnthly meeting. Superintendent
=. y. ksnnauer presided.
Those on the program we're Mrs
Foy T. Wallace. Highland. Miss Is
reile Willis. olmito. Miss Mary
Bartlett. Stuart Place. A round Ia
BE discussion followed. TIE next
meeting viii he az Olmitc on March
Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
saga $83.5O-el gyarapitotta a No

saga $83.50-el gyarapitotta No
egylet vagyonat, amely ez ido
szerint $200.00-at teszen XII. Mem
mulasztjuk megemliteni, hogy a
Noegylet ezen sziireti mulatsaga-
ra Huszty Janos alliancei virag-
kereskedo 81 darab el6razsat
.ajandekozott ,amelynek az elada-
sabol befolyt 13 dollart es 30 cent
Huszty testveriink eme tamoga-
tasert fogadja ez uton is No
egylet halas k0szonetet, amelyet
jegyzok onyvi kivonatban is toll
macsolni fognak. Most pedig me-
gint magaeva tette a Noegylet, a
leechburgiak vendegfogadasat es
azok tiszteletere oktober 21-en
este a templom alatt levo audito-
riumban tarsasvacsorat rendez,
mindenkit szeretettel varnak.
Egyhazkozsegi kozgyiiles. Az
eloljarosag hatarozatabol kifo-
lyolag a reank kovetkezo vasar-
nap az istentisztelet utan egyhaz-
kozsegi kozgyules lesz tartva,
amely gyiilesnek hatarozni kell a
k0vetkezo iigyek felett. A harma-
dix negyedevi 'szamadas, janitor-
valasztas, misszioi javaslatok es
az azzal felmeriil6 iigyek. Ezen a
k0zgyulesen megjegyzendo, hogy
csupan azon tagok gyakorolhat-
jak jogaikat, akik felevi k0tele-
zettsegiiknek eleget tettek ezen
az even.
Kereszteles A vasarnap regeeli
istentisztelet keretei kozt, ko-
vetkezo sziilok gyermekeinek szol
galtatta XII az egyhaz lelkesze a
keresztseg scent sakramentumat
es vette fel a keresztyeny anya-
szentegyhaz tagjai k0zze: Kiss
Kalman az. ev. Pes, Veszprem
megye illetosegii s neje sziil Kiss
Roza sharoni lakosok fiat, Elemer
es Jen6 nevre keresztelv6n. Ke-
resztsziilei Macy Jozsef es neje
sziil Moricz Sarolta farrelli lako-
sok. Sok szerencs6t kivanunk a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18

tex be egyhazi jarulekaikat: Pc
tus Janos $1,000, Mt. Vecsey A.
Jenone, Tatar J6zsef $500, 10th
Janos (Budd) es Kish Kalman
100, Tatar JOSEF ESQ centet a
furnacera, mig Feher Gabor IL
dollart t0rlesztett valtojaba.
Fogadjak egyhazunk halas koszo-
netet. Ez buzditson masokat is
hasonl6 cselekedetre.
A Lorantffyak tevekenysege.
Egyhazunk kebeleben miikod0
Lorantffy Zsuzsanna Noegylet, az
elmult vasarnap tartotta meg rem
des hayi gyiileset, amelyen a TO-
lyo ugyek intezesevel kapcsola-
tosan az egyhaz megajandekoza-
sa is szoba keriilt tobbeknek a
hozzasz6lasa utan, a kegyes szi-
vii Tabithak es Mariak elhataroz-
tax, hogy miutan az egyhaznak
jelenleg sok-oldalu k0telezettse-
gel vannak, ennel fogva mintegy
szaz dollarral az egyhaz segitse-
gere siet, amely 0szeget mar at is
utaltak az egyhaznak. A Lorant-
ffyak eme nemes cselekedete KEEL
10 igazolasa annak, hogy a nok
nagyon is sokat tehetnek az egy-
hazukert es mennyivel eredme-
nyesebb munkat tudna kifejteni
ez a moi egylet, ha minden egyes
protestans no kibontott Krisz-
tusi zaszl6 alatt allana, inert mem
szabad elfeledniink, hogy az egye
tertesben rejlik az er6 "a szetta-
golas pusztulast jelent. De mem
csak ebben kegyes adakozasban
domborodott XII ezen n0i egyle-
tiinknek tevekenysege az 6sz be-
ALTA ota, hanem az elmult heten
Kish Imrene k0zbenjarasa alta]
egy minden k0riilmenyeknek meg
felelo kalyhaval szereltek fel a
nok a templom alatt lev6 egyha-
ri konyhat, aztan fenyesen sike-
riilt sziireti mulatsagot rendeztek
amely erkolcsileg es anyagilag 81
keriilt. Miutan a n6k eme mulat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
A vERHOvAY SEGELYEGYLET
1os-IK FI0KJA, YOUNGSTOWN, o
Alakult 1908 okt6ber 1o,en.

Eln0k: Nemenyi Mikl6s Ern6, alel-
nok: Turner J6zsef, titkar: Hoffer
Andras, penztarnok Juhasz J6zsef H.,
ellen6r: Lengyel Peter. Hubbardi iigy-
lvclo: Batta J6zsef Ellen6rz6 bizott-
sag: Uray Karoly, Csom6 Menyhert es
Borsodi Janos, ajt66r: Kiraly, beteg-
latogat6k: Nemet Ferenc, Steelton, va
sutton innen, Lengyel Peter, Steelton,
vasuton tul, Balogh Balazs, Brier Hill,
Rig6 Mihaly, Mosier, Nemenyi Miklos
Ern6, North Side, Czene Gabor Is Spi-
SAX Janosne (South Side Is Poland
Avenue, Szalay Jozsef, Lansingville,
Potornay Janos, Wilson Ave. es Hasel-
tor. Nagybizottsagi tagok: Borsodi ia
nos. .engyel Peter, Rig6 Mihaly, Ju-
hasz J6zsef III.
Gyul6set tartja minden h6 masodik
vasarnapjan d6lutan 6rakpr Maho-
ming avenuei magyar reformatus tenn
plom alatti gyiilesteremben
Hivatalos orvos: DR.. Fizy Pal 243
Lincoln Ave.
Hivatalos lap: Az Amerikai Ma.
gyar Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
SIT. GYORGY RoMAI- rs GOROG
KATH. szOvETsEG 12-IK, szT. MI
HALYROL EI.NEVEZETT OSZTA-
LYA YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO

Elnok: Orosz Mihaly, aleln0k: Ozv
Wask6 Ferencne titkAr: Legeny Fe
rene, akihez mindenfele hivatalos iigy.
ben irt level kiildend6, cine: 1929
Manhattan Avenue, Youngstown, 0. Be.
tegseg is nala bejelentend6. Penztar-
nok: Balogh Istvan, penztari ellen5r:
Tacsik Gyorgy, beteglatogat6k: Steel
tonon Solt6sz Mihaly es Bodnar ia
nosne, Campbealen: Fedor Janos, South
!Sideon: Macy james, Warrenben: Var.
renben: Varga Peter, Brier Hillen:
Hrico Janos. Az ifjusagi igyke7el6:
Lengyel Peter, cime: 22OS Donald Ave,
Q veszi fel q gyenmekeket hivatalos
osztalyba. Hivatalos orvos DR.. Lauri-
sin Jeno, cine $50 East Federal ST.,
nala vannak felYeteli ivek.
Gyiileseit tartja minden h6 nasodik
vasarnapjan SIT. Gyorgy gor. kath.
magyar templom (7o2 MaIhoning Ave.)
alatti tfrcmben.
Hivatalos lsp: AZ Amerikai Ma
gyar Hiriap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
EGYLETI KALAUZ
A YOUNGSTOWN KOSsUTH KOz.
.MUVELODESI EGYESttLET

Elnok: Jarabek Mihaly, alelnok: Deak
Pal, jegyz6: Uray Karoly, penztarnok:
Molnar Lajosne, nagybizottsagi tagoll
Molnar Lajos es Giirtler Adolf, haz-
Macy: Brogli Ignac, k0nyvtarnok ::
Gagyi Janosn6.
Az egylet celia magyar tarsadalmi
elet fe6leszt6se, tagjainak szorakozta-
tasa es magyar nyelv fejlesztese es
megovasa. Az egylet helyisege nyitva
van minden este tagok reszere Macy
kSnyvtar es egyeb sz6rakozasok ALA
max a tagok rendelkezesere
Tagsagi dij ferfiaknak $500 feleven-
kint nok tagsagi diia 1.50 felevenkint.
Beallasi dij ferfiaknak $500, n6kneik
Sl.0o es rendes felevi tagsagi dij.
Gyifeseit tartja minden h6nap elso
vasarnapjan a 225 East Federal Stree
ten lev6 sajat helyisegeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
Istentisztelet.. Egyhazunkban a

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunkban
reank kovetkez6 vasarnap reggel
9-tol fel 11-ig vasarnapi iskola es
utana istentisztelet predikalni
fog maga lelkesz. Este Z orakor
a templom alatt levo auditorium
ban a leechburgiak eloadasa.
Szombaton reggel 9-tol fel 12-ig
a gyermekek vallasos oktatasa es
tanit maga lelkesz.
Multi vasarnapunk. Nepes gyii-
lekezet elott hirdette az eImult
vasarnap az egyhaz lelkesze az
orok iget, amely napon elmelke-
desc leven Pal. Kor. b. l.. Ak re-
szenek 11-ig verse alapjan "Az
elet megnyilvanulasa. Ezen ma
pom ICY szolt hozzank Pal apostol
Hogy a Jezus elete is lathato
legyen, a mi halando testiinkben'
ha volt es van kereszteny ember,
aki az hiteert megfizette a bert,
akkor Pal apostol volt az ICY
eme kijelentesevel bebizonyitotta
nekiink, hogy a Jezus elete az Is
ten, a val6sag, az Orok-leny, mely
ma mar nemcsak valoszinu, ham
mem mar valosag is S ICY a mi ele-
tiinknel kell, hogy a Jezus elete-
mex megnyilvanulasa legyen,
meg pedig az onfelaldozasban, az
0r0mben es az allhatatossagban
egyarant. Vasarnapi istentiszte-
letiink fenyet Is ahitatossagat a
vasarnapi iskolas i0vendekek egy
vi enek eloadasaval gazdagitot-
tax. Templomunkat ezen a napon
Biro Margit es Kish 1lona diszi-
tettek fel el6virag csokrokkal. Fo
gadjak erte az egyhaz elismereset.
Adomanyok. A multi het folya-
man k0vetkez6 testvereink ada
koztak az egyhaz celjaira es fizet-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-10-18
A BRIDGEPORT MAGYAR
SEGELYZO SZOvETSEG 16-IK SZ
YOUNGSTOWN OSZTALYA

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