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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-18

Lanier Byrd, Of Charleston, No.
Roses were used in the floral dec
orations. the TALES and score pads
were Of rose design. After a num-
Der Of interesting games. Mrs. Bert
Blair was awarded the club prize and
Mrs. +. L. Montgomery received the
guest prize. The honor guests were
also each remembered with souve-
Mrs.
Those enjoying this hospitality
were Mesdames Bert Blair. Fred N.
G~antner, John Calling. T.. T.. Fenfro,
Robert Abbott. G.. w. Campbell. A.
L. Hart, NJ. l.. Kreidler. j. A. Fris-
by, l.. s. Sanford, T. W.. Doster, Il.
ID. kimbrough. W. II. Moon. f.. A..
Mcdaniel. George Gaddy, William
Payne, Whit Rogers, George Calder.
v. II. Grey. r. r. Montgomery, Car
gill. and Miss Ruby De Long.
.
The Hoit-Hammond club met IN
regular session Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. j. L. Cramer. with
Mrs. W. Edwards as assistant
hostess. Mrs. Mcclure gave a re-
port Of the council meeting held
Saturday, and announced that the
council would hold open house on
April 21, at the Community house
in Mercedes. when they wouli en-
terrain members Of the Hidalgo and
Cameron county clubs.
Mrs. r. +. Bagley was made a
member OF the club. There were 20
members and four visitors present.
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Harley Carl at Penitas.
Misses Allison Macleod. Aileen
Mitchell. Lucille Owen, Doris Tai
ley. Marie ~Schlenzig. Rowena Dickey,
Audrey Quillon, and Virginia Knud-
son, and Messrs. Homer Shaw. Dave
Richmond. Billy Maitland, John Will
liam Griffin, Kenneth Alley and
John Henry Horn having as their
chapcrones Or. and Mrs. Brooks /.
Dickey, spent the weekend at Point
Isabel. Saturday the party spent
the day on Padre Island, where they
enjoyed a fish fry.
PERSONALS
Mrs. S. J. Horn, who has been
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-18

Milady may be spending Lent alb
staining from frivolities and devot-
ing herself to good works. But there
is one thing which must ~perforct dis
tract her from contemplation and
sanity deeds. and that is the choos-
ing Of her Easter bonnet.
While the early chapeaux are al
most invariably small, there is
enough variety in shapes and trim 70
please all. Above are pictured some
Of the latest millinery vayaries.
The hat in the large circle Cleft.
abovel, is labeled a sports model. hut
it is dignified enough to grace the
Easter morning parade. It is gray
felt, with folded crown. The band Of
fluted grosgrain ribbon ends in 4
decorative bow fastened with three
tiny pearl and rhinestone pins.
At the right above is a black felt
with a quite elaborate wing-shaped
spread Of grossrrain ribbon as trim
ming. The brim may be worn turn
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-18

ed up. Below that is a chic tan felt.
with a turned up. slashed brim ard
little decorative pins. Below, left to
right. cream-coi0red crochet in a
packaway model that will fold into
q pocketbook.
1t Is made on the lines or an avi-
atcr's helmet, and has as trimming
an insignia Of red and white wings.
Ethlyn Clair posed for these.
A tiny pear gray felt, with ripple
brim and grosgrain ribbon band, liz
q smart model and is worn here by
Laura LaPlante. Then there is the
white vogue for spring, illustrated IN
one of the new white feather toques.
White kid gloves and belt, white fox
fur and knitted dress sweater with a
plated white skirt, are worn with
this toque BY Ethlyn Clair. The last
hat pictured is another ~croeheted
~packaway. blue in color, with band
and edging OF white.
These handy little hats come in
several shapes. This is worn by Bar
bara Kent.
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SAN BEN1TO
CLUB

CULTURE CLUB
The Culture club met Wednesday
afternoon at the country home or
Mrs. ~ 5. Monger and observed guest
day, when each member brought u
guest with her. Pink roses and fern
were abundantly placed about the
home. The following program was
given. A whistling solo and violin
solo by Mrs. Fleming Newton with
MRS II. W. Colmery playing the piano
accompaniment.
Several dancing pupils OF Mrs.
Markoltea Elstner were on the pro-
gram. They were Barbara Dodds in
Z Russian folk dance, and Florence
Harris, Kathryn Roberts. Pearl
Goodman and Anne Harris with Miss
Rose and Mrs. W. ID. Hinkly giving
the piano accompaniment. Miss
unn Tnber gave two piano solos
and a reading. Mrs. Volney w. Tav-
Tor Of Brownsville gave a talk on the
biennial to be in San Antonio in
May. Mrs. T. r. Voc, also OF Browns
vile, gave u talk. Beneath the
Weepin" Willow" and II Was 50
Free. were sung by Mrs. James ID.
ward with Miss Taber at the piano.
The home Of Mrs. Pat O'Brien on
North Travis avenue was made at
tractive by the use Of springtime
blossoms Thursday evening when she
entertained members and guests Of
the Bridge Club Entire Nous. The
color theme was carried out in the
st. Patrick's day motif in the bridge
accessories and luncheon appoint
ments.
When the games were ended. Mrs.
Lillian Pruett held high score and
Miss Maud Harris received the Sec
ond high trophy while the cut prize
was won By Mrs. Don Still. The
guest prize was awarded Mrs. J. III.
Torres. Shamrocks representing
Irish hats were given as favors. A
tempting pear salad course was
served.
Guests were Misses Ruth Brown,
Dorothy Brandon and Geneva Hat
ton, Mrs. Herbert Bucsing, Mrs. Col
lin vinsant. Mrs. Bryan AIderdice,
Mrs. j.. II. Torras and Mrs. Earl Reed.
Miss Emma Wascher will be hostess
to the club at the next meeting TO
be held Thursday evening, March 20.
Mrs. John Prentiss was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at her home 70
members of the Athenian club. "A
business conference was held during
which the committee reported that
IN the annual hibiscus sale held last
Saturday, GOT plants were sold.
Their regular study lesson was given,
which was based on The American
Indian
Mrs. w. E. Chenoweth gave a talk
on Indian music and closed her talk
with an Indian lullaby accompanied
at the piano BY Miss Lillian Harl.
Mrs. Joe G. Ballenger discussed SIN
dian Arts and Crafts" and Texas
Indians" was given in a papsr bv
Mrs. Jack Porter. She was assist
ed by Mrs. ]. p. Dyer, who told the
story Of Willbarger. Mrs. K. !.
Blount interestingly gave Folklore
from the Children of the Twilight
which concluded the program
The San Benito Business Girls
club of the ". w. c. "A. held an IN
teresting meeting and had an enter
tanning program on Wednesday eve
ming at the home economies build
ing with Misses Lois Hulsev. Iona
rierson and Gladys Steck as host
esses- The program, based on aPer-
onai Appearance" VIC in charge az
MISS Ennaline Baker. She illustrate
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McALLEN


Mrs. j. w. Tompkins was hostess
Wednesday afternoon when she en-
tertained with an informal bridge
party. h~onoring Mrs. Robert Webb Of
Chicago. the guest Of Mrs. G. A.
Morgan.
Mrs. +. A. Mcdaniel received high
score prize and Mrs. G.. A. Morgan
the consolation. The honor guest re-
ceived a favor. The personnel in
cluded Mesdames r. A. Mcdaniel, {.
A. Morgan. r. T.. McMurty. Ben An
thony, G. R. Montgomery, Lula Pol.
lock. George Palmer, Z. J. Moore,
Weston, S. ". Robinson Of Alamo,
Robert Webb, and f. ]. Moore.
Mrs. O. p. Archer was hostess
Tuesday to the Tuesday Bridge club
at her home on North Eleventh St.
Luncheon was served at 10 o'clock
after which a number OF interesting
games we're played.
Those present were Mesdames
Frank Crow, H. =. Ferry, Percy Her
man. John Cafdwell, r. v. Steven
son. J.. II. Jewell, Charles Turner,
Stockton Fountain. Conrad Roitsch.
G. D. Martin, and Miss Eva WOOL
ridge.
Mrs. Stockton Fountain was award
ed the prize for successful playing.
Mrs. T. W. Malone entertained the
Two Tale Bridge club and a number
Of additional guests Tuesday after
noon at her home on South Twelfth
street as a compliment 10 Mrs. Chas.
Jones Of GAINESVILLE, Chic, and Mrs.
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PIT. A. MEETING
The PIT. A. meeting At the Cen
trail Ward school on Wednesday aft
ernoon was well attended. The presi-
dent. Joe white. presided at the
short business session. The opening
number on the program provided vas
the song, "The River Shannon sung
by Mrs. - B. Ray, accompanied ~
Mrs. L. III. Hoenig at the piano. IN
answer 70 a rousing encore Mrs. Ray
sang When Irish Eyes Were Shin
ing Young pupils from the negro
school sang three spirituals. They
were accompanied BY the pianist and
instructor. Superintendent r. r.
Phipps talked on ~0hjectives OF Edu-
cation. Next meeting will be cleo
ton Of officers.
Or. and Mrs. L. r. johnson Of San
Antonio were guests or their daugh-
ter, Mrs. r. b. Ray, and Mr.. Ray.
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Miss Louise Checver has returned
20 her home in McAllen after q visit
here with her aunt, Mrs. Eric Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Reynolds of
San Antonio spent the weekend in
Mercedes.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Perry and family
moved TO La Feria Tuesday. where
Mr. Perry will engage in the newspa-
per work.
Mrs. J. 5. Avary Of Donna was a
guest here cf her sister, Mrs. A. o.
Payne, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Wright Of this city, was
an Edinburg visitor Wednesday aft
ernoon, in attendance at the monthly
meeting of the women employees Of
the Central Power and Light COM
pany: Mrs. Wright addressed the
meeting.
Mrs. Edgar G. Davies, with a son
and daughter, arrived this week
from Chicago, ILL.,. for n visit with
her son. D. w. Davies.
Mrs. J. y. Lauderdale. who has
been here for the past two months
visiting her son. Henry L~auderdale,
left this week for her home in Nash
vile, Tennessee.
Mrs. r. s. Pierce, Mrs. A. NJ.
Brown, Mrs. Harry Roland. and
Mrs. J. L. Vining attended the Meth
odist zone meeting at Donna during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Blankenship Of
Los Angeles, Calf, are guests here
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. +. C..
Blankenship. Mrs. and Mrs. Joe
Blankenship are conducting the song
services at the revival nov in session
az the local Baptist church.
Mrs A. j. Thomas left this week,
as representative from the local
Rebekah Lodge, for Dallas 20 attend
the Odd Fellows and Rebekah's as
ISOLATION which meets the first Of
next week. She will also visit the
orphans and old folks home in Cor
sicana, which Is maintained by the
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Kinder, who have
spent the past several weeks in Mer-
cedes, are leaving at the weekend
for thir home in La Crosse Wiscon-
sin. Enroute home they will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hayes and Mrs. J.
u Lauderdaie Of Nashville. Tenn,
all Of whom have spent the last two
months in Mercedes.
John Cronan Of Blue Creek, Mimi,
was a guest here in the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. J.. J. Murray this week.
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HARLINGEN
MRS. NASH Is HOSTESS

MRS NASH rs HOSTESS
The regular meeting Of the Palm
ctai Home Demonstration club was
held at the home of Mrs. C. r.. Nash.
who was hostess on this occasion.
Mrs G. r. Holiday assisted with the
duties OF hostess. The president.
Mrs Carl Moore, presided at the
business session. About twenty-five
were present and many items Of bus
mess were taken in consideration.
The most outstanding feature of the
meeting was the unanimous decision
OF the club to federate with the Rio
Grande Valley Federation or Won
ems clubs. and thus enjoy the pleas
ures and privileges Of that organiza-
ton.
Mrs. A. r. Moulder will be the newt
hostess at her home on the Rio Hon
do highway.
The members were invited 10 at
tend a beef canning next Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. &. r. Holli-
day.
Mrs. Nash and Mrs. Holiday serv-
ed hot coffee, cheese balls and an
PIE pie with whipped cream.
Those present were Mesdames Law
vinson, Spurlock. Manghum. Ball.
Le Moore. Smith. Moulder. Poole.
Magee. Knowles. Bush, Adair. Sr-
Aendrick. Holiday. Hext. Adair. Jr.,
Carl Moore, Webb, Nash, W.. C..
Webb. Misses Floy and Mary HolIi-
day, Miss Manghum and the hostess.
-Four hostesses from La Feria. Mes
danes A. b. Isles, S. ]. Sternberr.
X. Z. Barron and H. Bruce Stone.
gave party at the women's building
In H~arlingen on Thursday afternoon.
with an elaborate two-course lunch
con served al 4 o'clock. The ma
eious roo resembled n bower. with
branches of athol banked around the
wall, baskets Of roses and larksnur
here and there, and on each Of the
sixteen tables was a green bud vase
holding rosebuds.
Each table OF players cut FOR the
score and the winner was presented
me bud vase. There were also prizes
for the high and low scores.
The Delphian chapter enjoyed an
ether program Wednesday morning
NJ the woman's building with Mrs.
y. Stuart Pearce, leader. writers
OF the Renaissance PERIOD was the
subject. Those taking part were
Mrs. II. ID. Kline, Mrs. Clifford Her-
rem, Mrs. n. S. Liddell. Mrs. Al. IA
Lietzerich, Mrs. H. Campbell, Mrs. r..
n Loving, Mrs. J. s. Pearce. Mrs. w.
NJ. Hnndley and Mrs. David Wink.
Mrs c. III. Griffin entertained n
her new home Thursday afternoon
members of the Twentieth Centurv
Mothers club and several special
guests. The rooms were charminrlv
set with an abundance Of flowers.
each room having distinctive varie'
ties and ranging from white roses
TO sweetpeas and larkspur.
Mrs. A. M. Letzezich was the snh-
Jeet leader. Mrs. N. 8. Liddell gave
a parliamentary lesson with Mrs.
Letzerich. Mrs. W. r. Nixon and Mrs.
J +. Foster presenting the different
phases Of the subject. hrs. "a o.
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Valle
Society


hrs. T0LsON HOSTESS
One Of the l~oyliest bridge parties
on the spring calendar had for host
e5s Mrs. Ray Tolson OF this city,
when she entertained on Wednesday
afternoon at the Womans club in
haFlingen In honor of Mrs. Joe Ma
son. Ars. Grafton Moody, Mrs. Rea-
gan Caraway and Mrs. John Russell.
Twenty-Five tables were arranged
about the club room which was at
tfactive with the use OF spring
flowers. Mrs. George Harren Of
Mercedes was presented first prize.
MIS- Emery Watts Of Donna. second
prize and Mrs. A. w. Shouse Of Mer-
cedes, consolation. The four honor
guests were the recipients Of gifts,
also. Mrs. Tolson's guest list in
Guided ladies' from five or six town
IN the Valley.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-03-18

GAWTHORP. Eng.-The twin ba-
bies, Percy and Robert Raw, whose
total weight At birth was ; pounds,
now weigh 7 and . pounds, respec-
lively.
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ed her talk with a style show with
dress ) worn BY girls OF the high
school. Audrey Ammons, Dclsie Ia
Der. JOY Haynes. Dolores Morgan,
Ruth Mcintosh, Ioline Morrow and
Alma Eufield took part in the dis
play Of dresses. Angel food cake.
fruit salad, and iced tea we're served
BY the hostesses.
Twenty-Five members and visitors
were present this week at the meet
ing of Circle Two Of the First Meth
odist church, which was held az the
country home Of Mrs. 7. A. Burgess.
The business committee chairman.
Mrs. r. T.. Valentine. was in charge
Of the business conference. Twelve
ONE had parts on the program
which had as leader Mrs. David r.
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Richards gave : short talk. Mrs.
Griffin served refreshments.
The guests present were Mesdames
II. III. Neal. L. Sherman, Pittmnn.
Floyd Allen. J. T. Stack. Il. O. Ang-
lin, III McCampbell, T.. o. Richards,
Leroy Moore. n. M. Eubanks, Wc-
mack, Allen, Lane. r. Brunneman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
RANK szAKADT A TEL

Az cv utolso napjara virrad-
tunk, $ egeszen tavaszi volt az
id6jaras. Youngstown feljegyz6-
SEX szerint mem volt olyan meleg
december 81 Youngstownban.
Ugy latszott, mintha januar else
je tavasnkent fog rank kosz0nte-
nj. Csal6dtnnk. Rettenetesen csa-
l6dtunk. Olyan rettenetes hideg
szakadt rank, hogy szinte belle
kabultunk. SGvitett a sz6l, vagott
a hideg. Az ablakok befagytak, $
|termeszetesen az automobilok is
megfaztak. Csak az ment XII friss
leveg3re, aki mem keriilhcttc ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
DltAr NYERT

iMultkor mcgemlekeztiink ar-
r6l, hogy David Howels ajt6ir, Az
egesz evi fizcteset, ami az ajt6-
5rsegert kap q varosi tanacs gyii-
lesein, az ujcsztcnd5 els3 sziil0tte-
mex ada ajarrd6kba. Ez esztend5-
ben czt q dijat Mr.. Is Mrs. Nc
Hugh. kis ujszulott fla kapta meg.
A kis flu januar masodilsan szii-
letett, mint els5nek van bejclent-
We. A tlij 0szege egy dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05
9.Il

HHuyassal kczd5d5tt komiax
id5jarks ,nely sok ember hal6lit
is okozta. A m6lyvonatok ise
nagy k6s6ssel erkeztek s. indvll-
tax. A rettenetes hidegben ! mox-
donyok keptelenek voltak el6g
g5xt fejleszteni aIhhoz, hogy q
rendes ,gyorsasaggal tudjanak
menni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

Macy Sandorne, Vekasi Janos,
Kiss Samuelne, Torok J6zsef, SO
cent: Fogarasi Peter, Balog Me-
nyus, Nyiri Sandorn6. 40 cent:
Pull J6zsef. 0sszesan $23.9o. Ter
mfszetben: John Kopp | sonka,
Pull J6zsefnf egg diyanyparna,
Tamarkin and Malkin / kacsa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

u
tai szenteltiik meg az esztend6 ell
|s6 vasarnapiat es egyben els6
napjat is, melynek polgari jelen-
|t6sege mellett mem engedtiik meg
elhomalyosnlni egyhazi jelent5-
seget. Mint gyermek Jezus new
adasanak napja, az uj ev draga
lajandekot ad szamunkra azzal,
hogy jclszayrtnkka Jezus nevct
tcszi. Ebben a n6vben segitseg,
er3 es iidv0sseg van a hiy6 sza-
mara. A megu0ult esztendS meg
ujllt harcot Js mem bekesseget
jclcnt. Harcot, alland6 kiizdelmet
a vilag csalardsagai, bin ellen.
J6 hat a hiv5nek Jezus evange-
liuma)wal fegyverkemie mar az
els6 napon. A eresztysnseget
lvedS magyar seregekrbI irtak,
dlfogy haro omszoroS Jezsis kisl- fl
tassal rohantak el6re. Hogyha ha-
ladni, a bin ellen csatat nyerni
] akarunk, nekiink sem lehet lelke-
sit6bb jelszavunk az 8 nevenel.
Esti istentiszteletiink szokott
latogatottsagat er6sen befolyasol-
talk dihong6 h6vihar Lfjusagi
Egyletiink esti el3adasanak el3-
kesziletei, delelStt azonban nepes
gyiilekezetiink volt.
Gy i lesek. Egyhaetanacsunk
szoanbaton este tartja evzar6
uleset. Vasarnap d. E. istentiszte-
let utan egyhazk6zsegi k0zgyiiles,
este istentisztelet elStt pedig a
N6egylet tart tisztujit6 k0zgyiile-
set. Az ifjusag pentek este tartja
gyiil6set s 6rakor, konfirmalt
fiatalsag pedig ,lgyancsak pente-
ken d. IL. 5 ,6rakor.
Magyar iskola. A szombati is
kolat regsel. 8 6ratol az vi evben
is megtartjuk rendesen.
Adatok 1927-r6l. -Keresztelte-
tett 13 flu, 6 leany, osszesen 10.
Hazasagot k0tott 4 tiszta ref, 1
vegyes, 0sszesen S par. Elhalt I
ferfi, 4 nd, 0sszesen IL. Atteres
volt 1.
Hjus&gunk el6adasa. Vas6rnap
este volt q bemutatkoz6 elSadasa
ujja szervezett Hjusagi Egyesile-
tiinknek. "a hdtalmas h6vihar
hatasa megl6tssott ugyan a ko-
z0nseg szaman, inert hiszen ma
gyobb tavolsagokr6l mem j0hettek
be hiveink es barataink, de ennek
ealenere is szep anyagi es teljes
erkolcsi sikerrel -jart ifjaink val
lalkozasa. yekeztek j6t adni Is
adtak is. Az ailand6 tetsz6s nyil-
vanitas es az el6adas utani ellis
mero szavak bizonyoasa teszik,
hogy a legk0zelebbi el5adas zsn-
folt haz el6tt fog lefolyni. "A "FS-
hadnagy ur sarcol" E. jelmezes
darabban Nemeth Jol&nka, 10th
josef IS Kat6cs Od6n vezet8 tri6-
ia mellett Molnar Andras Is kiss
Margit epiz6d alakjai tettek har-
m6nikuss& az el6adast. Nemeth
Jnlhka szep ballet tanca szine-
sitette meg i k6t darab lr0a0ttii
sEiinetet erdekesen. Kiser6je !
|ntpsserii Jarabek Aranka volt. AZ
rJram meg kkrem ! kes6t' Il cind
III s1atir&ban ! fiR sserepet jkt.
Iss6 Ntaeth 1rarsit Kat6cs ~
\ lllieaaa n 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

Ef@f@f@l-54 llIs@lk%l(@lr:
dia (suffragett), Belenszky Ma
riska (szineszn6), Ort6 R6zsi (sze-
geny leany) Is Macy Zs6fi (Amor-
ka) tartottak alaand6 deriiltseg-
ben koi;zonseget. Maid Szath6
Julia stSzineszn5 leuek' {. mo-
nol6gja szerzett deriis peroeket.
"A Hizsnyai hazaspar "Nasznton"
cimI dial6gja pompas osszjateka-
val tint XII. A "Kocavadasz" ci-
mil boh6zat za'rta be j6l sikeriilt
estet. Ebben a dara'bban Mrs.
Hizsnyai, Poznar Jolan, Boda NJ,
10th Ilona es Szab6 Bella adtak
er6s jelet jatekkeszsegiiknek. Ko-
z0nsegiink j6les6 0rommel allapi-
Itotta meg sikert es igerkezett
alland6 vendagia az egylet el6-
adasaira.
H&zass&g. Az 6-ev utols6 este
jen a nagy latogatottsagu isten-
tisztelet alkalmaval volt az eskii-
v3je Kerti mre ref. (0zv.) es 0zv.
Szuligan Janosne 81. Fiizy Agnes
ref. testvereinknek. Tanuik vol.
talk: Fiizy Bertalan es Kovacs
Andras. A hazassag ket hepes
csaladot fizott egy'be.
Tudom&sul. A januari egyhaz-
Itagsagi dijak lefizetesi ntan min.
Eden tagunk vi tagsagi k6nyvet
fog kapni, amely nyugtak0nyy
[manstt aaga ahe il EiigI
getlen Amerikai Magyar Refor
matus Egyhaz 5sszes t0rv6nyeit
amelyek egyetemleges ervennyel
birnak 0sszes gyiilekezeteinkre.
El6zetes jelentss. Farsang utol-
So szombatjan februar 18-an este
a Kossuth K0r termeiben, Macy
szabasu farsangi mulatsagot rem.
deziink.
Nyilvanos nyugtazas. Tagsagi
dijak Brier HielrSl: 2 dollar: Kis
J6zsefne, Kis Mihaly, Szaday Ben
jamin. / dollar: 10th Andras, Be.
lenszky Janos, Wajeczky J6zsef
| (Kollektor: Szaday 49,
Steeltonr6l. 5 dollar: Sompak
lJanosne. 3 dollart Kun Josef, 2
dollart Olajos Andrasne, Lakatos
IKaroly,; Kiss Samuel, 10th Gabor
Kat6cs Janos, Batary Andras
Bork6 Mihaly, idb. Eszenyi Ist-
van, Mihok Menyhert. ! dollart
Siit6 J6zsef, ifj. Eszenyi Istvan
Fiizy Bertalan, Kantor Peter, Po.
gany J6zsef, Lengyel Andrasne
10th Ferenc, Fabian Sander
Hochwart Adamne, Kat6cs Odon
! Templomban fizetve: Gy0rgy
Mihaly 4, Kovacs Mihaly 2, More
Sander 2, Hizsnyai Lajos 4, 6zv.
Dank6n6 l, Vitez Istvan 2, Bos-
lnyak Ferenc 2, Szakars Daniel 4
Fazekas Istvan s, Patkan6czy ia
mos Is dollart.
! Nevnapi ajandekban: 2 dollart
IVezse Istvan, / dollart idb. Balog
lIstvan, Onda Istvan, KISS G&bor,
lidb. Enenyi Istvan, Mjh6k Meny.
Inert, Szuligan Janos, Fazekas Ist-
van, Patkan6czy Mnos,, Kerti
Imre.
listen dicsSsegere: N6meth Fe-
rencne 1, Halasz Janos 2, Sziics
Andras / dollart.
Templom alaprai: Sipos Andras-
ne 2, Olajos Andras Is csaladja
|5O, CIV. BIRD M&rtonne 26, 5zv,
Dank6ns l, Balogh Istvan 5, Ka-
Ith6 Ferenc 5 dollar.
Termeszetben: Potofnay JAnos-
n6 egy himzett ,lrasxtali terito,
Eiizy Bertalan karacsonyfa, Ko'
v&cs Andr&sns es Koyfcs Borisks
virlgok, SxilAgyi dySreynS wi
r6g, Pog&ny J6dsetnt karaesony,
II diaaitts, K'at6Nh 0d6n villany'
llfmpa.
Urysssorai ade lyol1 | : dsl'
lr st6ri ! I 4 \ daliis \ ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-01-05

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