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Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
EAT TO LIVE

Do you eat to live or live to eat?
Regardless of how this poser is ans
wered the fact cannot be denied that
good habits in eating have a lot to
do with our health, happiness, eff
cheney and perhaps our dispositions.
Next to colds and diseases of the
respiratory tract, says the Public
Health Service, people usually suf-
fer more from digestive troubles
than from almost any other ailment.
Good eating habits require that we
consider not only haw to eat, but
what to eat, when to eat, how much
to eat and what not to eat.
The safest plan is to be regular in
our eating habits-eating at all
hours, both day and night, is sure to
cause trouble. And don't overload
your stomach by eating too much.
Don't take violent exercise or baths
Immediately following full meals.
Don't eat too fast. A PERSONS age,
habits, occupation, general health,
etc., should govern, to a large ex-
tent, what and how much should be
eaten. Growing boys and girls usu-
ally need three square Tor round)
meals a day, while grown-ups may
sometimes get along better on less.
The Pathfinder.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES

Matter" was the subject of the
Lesson-SermOn in all Churches of
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, March
oath.
Golden Text: "To be carnally
minded is death; but to be Spirit
ually is life and peace"-Romans
Sc.
Among the citations which COM
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible: vanity
of vanities, saith the Preacher, van
ity of vanities, all is vanity. What
profit hath a man of all his labours
which he taketh under the sum-
Ecclesiastes 1928.
The Lesson-Sermon also included
the following passages from the
Christian Science textbook, Science
and Health with Key to the Scrip
lures" by Mary Baker Eddy. "The
realm of the real is Spirit. The I'M
likeness of Spirit is matter, and the
opposite of the real is not divine
it is human concept. Matter is an
error of statesment. This error in
the premise leads to error in the
conclusion in every statement into
which it enters" (p. 277.)
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
MIR. HOOVER AS A FARMER

Is Mr.. Hoover personally acquant-
ed with agriculture? Well, the Pres
ident is a gentleman farmer if not
dirt farmer. Like former Gov.
Lowden of Illinois, he is interested
in farming as side business ven
ture and part hobby.
Not many people are aware that
Hoover is interested in a farm
which is worth nearly million dol
lars. It's 1850 acres are located in
the fertile San Joaquin valley of
central California. In the heights of
the season it employs 600 men. Mr..
Hoover owns the majority stock in
this cooperative experiment. 1t is
conducted on the most approved
scientific methods.
Crop rotation as recommended by
the Agriculture department is car
ried out so that fruit and produce
and cotton follow each other in Or
der. Potatoes are planted between
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
AMERICAN LEGION NOTES
SUSSEX POST NO. s

Comrade John Fisher, Vice Com
mander of Sussex Post, Comrade c.
E. Clendaniel, Post Adjutant, Post
Commander H. e. Ellington, Post
Chaplain Eugene Hayden and Post
Finance officer Chas. Calhoun at
tended the get-together meeting of
Legion Posts in Kent County at Do
er on Friday, March Is. Among the
speakers were Mayor Wallace Wood
ford, Lieutenant Governor Hazel,
State Commander Mathews, Post
State Commander Of Pennsylvania
Hollenback, and the State Adjutant
of the Department of New Jersey.
$50
Comrade Walter Townsend took
Mrs. Linden Rogers to the Beebe
Hospital in the American Legion
ambulance on Tuesday, March 10.
-.
Three more members have signed
up for 1929 making our number SO
paid up members. If you are eligi-
BILE why not sign up now, buddy?
-.
The next meeting of Sussex Post
will be on April 1. Get in the habit
of coming for you are missing some
thing. The Secretary of the Inter
Tor is making extensive prepare
tons for this meeting.
-.
Comrade Norman Jones took VIM.
Johnson to the Beebe Hospital in
the Legion Ambulance on Friday,
March %.
-.
Comrade Calhoun took one of the
matrons Of the Delaware Colony to
the Beebe Hospital on Saturday,
March %, In the Legion Ambulance.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29

avenues OF grapevines and even the
space between rows of peach trees
produces alfalfa.
Proceeds from the latter crop, by
the way, pay for the irrigation wat
er needed to produce the peaches.
Watermelons and cotton grow side
by side, and spinach is planted when
onions and potatoes are harvested.
Thus, if one Gro pis loss the others
make up for it. In addition, there
are 1000 white leghorn chickens,
and more coming.
A model marketing system has
been developed which sells the pro-
duce through California chain
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
METHODIST PROTESTANT NEWS

Next Sunday Church Loyalty Cru
SADIE ends. A fellowship in Abiding
Loyalty begins. This will be in
gathering day. Opportunity will
be given at both morning and eve
ming services for persons to unite
with the church. There will be
baptism at the morning service.
The pastor will deliver an Easter
message in the morning at 11:0O
o'clock and the subject of the ser
mon for the evening will be "Im-
mortality" Special music at both
services by the choir.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
GETTING THE LID OFF

What are you opening those sar-
dimes with?" asked the young wife.
with a can opener, of course,
dod-gast the blanked thing. Why?"
her husband called back.
81 thought from your language
you might be opening them with
prayer" soft-answered the lady
Woman's Home Companion.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
FELLOWSHIP CLASS NOTES

The Fellowship Bible class of the
Avenue NJ. E. Church will hold their
social and business meeting at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Draper, East
Front street, Tuesday evening, April
2. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29

stores and other establishments
"Posa" is the brand applied to the
farms products, and the name Hoo
yer appears on the label.-The Path
finder.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
West Second Street
Rev. A. ID. MeTreII. Pastor

1000 A M.-Bible School, F. j..
Gulick, Supt.
HOO A. M.-Morning Worship and
Sermon by the pastor. This will be
followed by extending the hand of
Church Fellowship to those who
were recently baptized, and the OBJ
servance of the Lords Supper
$50 P. NIB. Y. P. U. Services.
Topic, what Easter Means to Me"
Leader, Miss Virginia Lynch.
7.30 P. M.-Song Service and Ser
mon.
7.90 P. M-Thursday Evening
Prayer Service.
A very impressive baptismal SER
vice was held last Sunday evening.
Our members were pleased to
welcome our pastors bride last Sun
day morning. She was formerly
Miss Mary Kline, of Philadelphia.
We sincerely hope she will enjoy
soiourning in Milford
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ALFRED MERRILL EELLS, D. D., Minis

ALFRED MERRILL EELLS, D. D., Minister
SUNDAY, MARCH 81
EASTER EvENING-oRDER OF SERVICES
Prelude.
Invocation.
Hymn, "In The Cross of Christ Glory"
Scripture Reading.
Episode 1, Episode II-Easter Pageant
Anthem.
Remarks by the Minister.
Offering
Prayer of Conservation.
Postlude.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29

ALI men look alike and talk alike
after they have been married a cou-
pie Of years.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
FIRST METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH


J.FR BRYAN, D. D., MINISTER
SUNDAY,
CHURCH LOYALTY CRUSADE ENDS
Today begins A FELLOWSHIP IN ABIDING LOYALTY.
900 A. M-Loyaty Glass Meeting.
A.
M-Mornng Worship minister GAN
MEDITATION" Special music by the choir.
these
WEEK Thursday,
WHAT!
7sO M-Evening Worship Subject
A Special Music choir.
opportunity both
morning evening services to unite with the church
the morning service.
TRIUMPH LOYALTY.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29

1t takes two to make a bootlegger.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29
CHRIST CHURCH
protestant EpiscOpal)

Corner Third and Church Streets.
Rev. Joseph S. Kinks,
Rector.
EASTER DAY, MARCH 81.
7.3O A. M.-Holy Communion.
1000 A. M.-Church School.
HOO A. M.-Holy Communion and
Sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1929-03-29

Comrade Norman Jones took VIM.
Johnson to the Beebe Hospital in
the Legion Ambulance on Friday,
March %.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
II Henrie tta Kamern, Organist, Thinks Our
 Music Patrician

New York City.-=Modern Amer ican music is not a changeling, an ugly duckling left on the door step of the twentieth century. The new rhythm is of patrician pedi- gree, tracing its origin back to the very sources of the earliest music.
 This is the opinion of Miss Henrietta Kamern, whose inter- pretation of jazz on the organ, has won her such recognition in musical circles that she has been engaged by large theatrical sym dicate to direct a new school of organ rhythm.
 Coming from a family of Rus. sian musicians with musical an- cestors on both maternal and pa- ternal sides as far back as the family history has been traced and that is over one thousand years-Miss Kamern speaks with authority.
 "The modern rhythm is a legiti- mate evolution of the music of the ages," she declares. "Its new as- pect lies in the fact that it is not written down-that it requires a further step in musical imagina- tion to play it.
 Good jazz well written demands
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
DOUGLAS WINS 1T BASKETBALL
IsIande.5 Take Both Boys
 and Girls Games from Juneau

The Islanders 0 e q their wares last night in the Douglas natatorium by taking both basket bali games from the Juneau Hill- toppers in their first double head CT of the season.
 The girls championship team waaitewashed the Juneau sextette to the tune of a 49-16 score. Out vlaying the Juneauites in every de- partment of the game the Douglas kNls were entitled to such yic- tory Exceptional shooting of Eaae and Roberta Fraser and the close checking by Elizabeth Sey and Violet Lundell were the out standing features of the game However the two centers, Mona Carlson and Vieno Wahto kept things moving all the time Ruth Lundell and Fife Fleek. substitu- fed late in the game, the latter slowing her shooting ability by converting two in her few minutes If play.
 The upset of the evening came when the Douglas boys defeated the Juneau High boys by an 1S- 13 score in a fast and exciting game.
 Playing air-tight ball the local quintet consistently maintained a H,point lead over Juneau through out most of the game, although tslt score was tied at 10 all early in the second half.
 tNeither team showed individual stars but both played much as unit. Team work was excellent. The Douglas five-man defensive was effective and Juneau had much difficulty breaking through. The natatorium was well-filled lwith spectators. The J. H. s gband accompanied tn cir team, playing .liberally at intervals of I the game, and adding much to- the occasion. Three games of the series re- main to be played, the second of which is scheduled for January II in Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
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far more ingenuity in the playing than do the majority of the clas- sics. 1t is a music in which there is life and which the player must actually feel to properly inter- pret.
 Mammals Grown Young Papa's Grown Old,' is real jag. which many of the so-called legit- innate players could not possibly interpret. In consequence this type of dance music has received severe criticism.
 ssLyrics of the type that emulate modern slang which Mammals Grown Young, Papa's Grown iOld' does, have been called vulgar, whereas in reality they are noth- ing but the every day expressions of modern youth, and the people who condemn these lyrics are the very ones who approve operas with salacious lyrics, and all be- cause opera is considered classic l say it is purely a case of envy when the highbrow musician starts knocking modern music.
 "Those musicians who refuse to recognize it as 'legitimate' music are high-hatting it simply because they do not know how to play it."
 Miss Kamern's mother was the first woman in America to direct a jazz orchestra, and has been leading this orchestra in a New l York theatre for sievan years.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05

nary husband she causes reports of his death to be published. The unknown Major reads the news md comes post haste to investi- gate. He, of course, falls in love with his wife" and after some hectic hours, Cynthia reciprocates md becomes what she has pre- tended to be.
 The play is delightful. Conrad Nagel and May McAvoy are alto- gether satisfying as the high-fly- ing Smiths, and the support leaves nothing to be wished. Archie l.. Mayo has added to his directorial fame by making Slightly UsedY and all those who make a trip to the Liberty to see it, will add as materially to their own happiness.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
EASTERN STAR ELECTS

The annual election of officers of the Fairbanks Midnight Sun Chapter of Eastern Star, was held last week; the following officers being elected Worthy Matran, Mrs, Mary F. Peterson; Worthy Patron, Forbes L. Baker; Associate Matron, Mrs. Louise Gilmore; As scciate Patron, Arnold M. Nordale: Secretary. w. T. Pinkerton; Treas urer, Mrs. Bessie Blaker; Con- duetress.. Mrs. Ruth '. Barrack; Associate Conductress. Mrs. Lulu Ann Fairburn.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
DOUGLAS
 NEVIS
Douglas Church.
 Serrices

Notices for this church column ep.dst be received by Ike Empire not later than 10 o'clock Satur- { day morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
JOHN HUNTER LOSES
 LEGS IN ACCIDENT

Joan Hunter, well-known old timer If the railroad belt, who has been working at Healy as car whackera for the Alaska railroad for some time, met with a terrible accident at Healy today (Dec. 22) as result of having been caught beneath a moving car. One fcot was cut off and the other leg was severed near the knee.
 The injured man was rushed to the Fairbanks hospital and 1t is understood that his condition is critical.-(A Anchorage Tlmes).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
COMEDY IS COMING
 TO LIBERTY SUNDAY

Slightly Used" is the Warner Bros attraction at the Liberty Sunday. It is the story of an elder sister whose father refusel to let her younger sister marry until she is off the shelf' herself. To escape nagging, she pretends marriage with an imaginary Major John Smith.
 All goes will until a newcomer arrives with whom Cynthia falls in love, To get rid of the imagi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
Douglas Presbyterian Native Mission

. Sunday Scnoci-z:3U p. m.
 Sermon at 3:15 D. m.
 s7:00 D. m. - Thursday-Mid- week prayer service. ' All are cordially welcome to these services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
WITH THE SICK

Elmer E. Smith has been con fined to his bed since early il the week with severe illness.
 MT. and Mrs. August Olson, wht have both been quite sick fol more than a week, are recovering slowly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
Douglas Catholic Church

All services Tn the new church.
 Mass at 9 a. m. No Sunday School. No evening services.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
] St. Luke's Episcopal 1hurch

Evening Prayer and Sermon,
 7:30 o'clock.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
PAT. A. MEETING TO BE
 HELD NEXT WEEK

The January meeting of the 4 .aglas Parent Teacher Associa- tIon will be held next Saturday d sning, Jan. 12, it was decided recently by the Executive Board
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
HIST ARRIVED

Large shipment of New Ortho- phonic Red Seal and popular new records just unpacked. Anderson Music Shoppe. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05

NOTICE-The ads in the Empire in good each day for and Read them-Read them carefuly-They are News Remember our Job De- partment can print anything large small
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05
Congregational Community
 Church

l.. D. HAMMOCK. Lay Pastor
 Sunday School 10:3O to 11:30 l. in.
 Regular Sunday services 11:30 a. m. to 12::30 p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05

For that meeting a moving pie ture show by Supt Chapman vii be the principal feature of enter tainment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-01-05

The four-iegged cat does more purring than scratching, but the two-legged variety never does any purring at all.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14

Multi vasarnapunk. Az elmult
vasarnap egyhazunk lelkesze Gle
velandban predikalt az ottani
egyhdz meghivasara. Helyettesi-
tette leEkeszt ut. Kruchio ADtal
allianeei lelkesz.
Jovo vasarnapunk. A rank ko-
vetkezo vasarnap az istentisztelet
kesobben fog kezdodni mint rem
desen, inert az egyhaz lelkesze va
sarnap reggel fog megerkezni
New Yorkb6I, ahoya elkiserte a
haJohoz Mt Laky Zsigmondnet.
Sziveskedjenek a hivek EFT tudo.
masuf venni.
AZ ohazaba utazott. ut. Laky
Zsigmondne, mint ait mar hiriil
adtuk, hosszu ultra kesziilt.. E he
ten mar el is utazott, hogy sill
lohazaba menjen. Szerdan este
utazottel Youngstownbol, este fel
lO-kor az egyhaztagok Is a tisz-
telok Macy sokasaga jeIenleteben,
hogy a mindenki altal kedvelt
lelkesznenek szerencses utat XII
vanjanak.
Bucsu este. Mem bucsu estenek
| volt hirdetve multi vasarnap
!. tartott tarsas vaesora,. megis ra7
/ volt. a tempiom alatti terenl zsu.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14
FJGGETLEN MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS EGYHAZ
L.elkesz:
BORSY- -KEREKES GYORGY
espereS
Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 38637

Heti munkarend. Szombaton
reggel 8 6rakor magyar iskola
Is a konfirmandusok oktatasa
Szombaton d. u. 3 orakor a
Konfirmaltak Egyletenek heti
0sszejovetele.
Vasarnap d. e. fel II oralor
istentisztelet.
Vasarnap d. u. 2 6rakor az
egynazi Betegsegelyzo Egylet
els6 gyiilese.
Multi vasarnapunk. Arr6l a tik-
kaszto szomjusagrol szolott hoz-
zank az Ige, melyrol o-szovetsegi
scent iras lapjain olvashatunk.
Arrol d szomjusagr6l, mely azon-
ban aldassa yaltozik, mihelyt az
elet vizenek csak egy cs0ppje is
enyhiti. Ilyen lelki szomjusag-
3. a
ban szenved ma is az emberseg.
Macy resze szemenek latasat, fiji
lenek hallasat annyira elyeszitet-,
te mar, hogy mem akarja meglat-
nj es meghallani az evangeliumokI
iidito forrasanak csorgedezesetl !
Szomjusagara pedig csak ott ta-|
lai enyhiiletet, kinjara, verg6de-|
sere csak oft talal biztos orvos-
sagots
Januari. as Egyhaztana-
csnnk atyizsga1ya a januari sza-
madasokat,. AIT q k0vctkez6 ada
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14
WARREN, ONO
Az 1rJusxur Bxt s1IEs1Ga.

Az elmult szombaton este tar
totta utols6 farsangi mulatsagat
a Warreni lfjusagi Kor. A bal
ugy anyagi, mint erk0lcsi tekin-
tetben kifogastalanul sikeriilt, az
ifjusag Medve Istyan hires zelle-
kara hangjainal kitiin5en elsz6.
rakozott. J6l sikeriilt a vilag pos
ia is, melynel harom 'clyan leany
reszesiilt kedves ajandekban, akik
legtobb lapot adtak el harom
olyan, akik a legt0bb lapot kap-
tax. A j6l sikeriilt balon felbuz-
dulva az Ifjusagi Kor elhataroz-
ia, hogy husvet vasarnapjan este
szinten bait fog rendezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14
NEPITELET A GYu.KosoN

Eszek mellett, Zmajevacon egy
Fabri Mihaly newt cipesz Macy
disznotort rendezett a napokban,
de mulatsagot megzavarta a ha-
zigazda % ewes fla, aki ittas f6-
vel garazdalkodni kezdett, ugy-
hogy vendegek elmenekiltek.
Az apa szemrehanyast tett fla
max, hogy szegyent hozott hazara,
de a legeny ere apja ellen for
dult es $50 nelkiil szivenszurta az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14
WEST SIDEI MAGYAR ROM.
KATHOLIKUS HITKOZSEG
(s'Magyarok Nagyasszonya'
Plebanos:
FT. DR.. NYIRI ISTvAN.
Lakas:
1886 Silliman st. Tel: 9464U
Nagyboiti hangulat. Hamvazo

NdS UOJti i10AAE uAeVo AA
szerdaval bekoszontott a Macy
b6iti idoszak, amikor mindenfele
zenes. tancos osszejovetelek, szo-
rakozasok keriilendok. II hangu-
lattal azonban mem ellenkezlk,
hogv minden mulatasi szandek XII
zarasaval februar lien, vasar-
nap este, mely mem bolt, a borJu-
vacsorat megtartsa Scent Anna
n6egylet. A vacsora 7 orakor kez-
dodik a Szuligan Hallban, ahol a
leanyok feher ruhaban szolgalJak
XII a kedves vendegeket. A borJut
vacsorahoz Nelepka lstvan
aiandekozta. - Amint hamva-
z6szerdan este fel 8-kor, ugy MIN
den penteken este fel S-kor Ga
nagyb5jt alatt) keresztuti alta
tossag lesz, mely bucsuval van
egybekotve, ICY annal inkabb re-
m6lheto, hogy a hivek tomegesen
vesznck reszt azokon. Keresztut
utan gyontatas. A gyonast lehet
ezenk;viil vegezni minden szom-
baton d. u. 4-5-ig es szombaton
este 7-S-ig. A husveti gyonas ell
vegz6sere 3 honap all rendelkeze'
sere a hiveknek es pedig a jovo
vasarnaptol kezdve piinkosd uta-
nj vasarnapig, vagyis bojt els6
vasarnapjat6l Szentharomsag va
sarnapjaig.
Szindarab probak. Hetfo, kedd
Is csut0rt0k esteken szindarat
pr6bak lesznek 7 oral kezdettel
Hetfon az "Arvak anyja'', ked
den a 'FMuszka v6legeny'', csii
t0rt0k0n a "Kocavadasz" F" es "Nt
csiiggedj magyar darabok pro
| baia lesz, amelyeken csakis sze.
repl0k vehetnek reszt.
Kozeledes a eel fele. Msgr. Me
Fadden piispoki kancellarius feb
lien d. u. kiszallt terepszemle'
tartani west sidei hitkozseg te
riileten. Atnezv6n a plebania hi
vatalos k0nyveit a bevetelekrol e'
kiadasokrol, valamint a hiveb
lelekszamarol felvett adatokat
alkalmas telek krszemelesere ta
:ellyozott. Eek utan hivatalos erte
! sitest varunk a piispok ur donte
scroll.
Keresztelesek. Januar 27-el
Brook L6rinc es Balog Maria fl
L6rinc nevet nyert keresztset
szents6geben. - Februar Ban if
Broeli Ignac es Horvath Erzsebe
leanya Erzs6bet Iren nevre Ike
Z reszteitetett BarkO Istvan es nej
Csernay Anna keresztszulok ko2
remiih0desevel.
Enekes nagymiseket szolgaltat
tax januarban Jablonkay Andras
neert rckonai; Braun Jozsefsr
! Kondas Istvan es neje; Dorgs
: Gyula sziileiert; ozv. Orosz S
: ne Jezus neve tiszteletere Brau
J6zsefert neje es gyermekei; tt
rok Jozsefne NJ hazas gyerme
keiert
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-14

folasig megtelt ,hogy vacsorat
rendezo Lorantffy Zsuzsanna no
egylet elnoln6jet6l elkoszonhes-
senek. A megnyit6 beszedet Csete.
Sandorne tartotta, mint a n6egy-a
let jegyzoje. A Lorantffy tagok
nagy szorgalommal hordtak
vendegek ele a jobbnal jobb enni-
valokat, hurkat ,kolbaszt, site
menyt stb. A vacsora utan szinre
kerult DIR. Kolbasz betegei c. ka-.
cagtato szindarab. A szereplok
valamennyien elsorangu jatekot
produkaltak. "A szindarab eloada-
sa utan Fodor Lujza a vasarnapi
iskola neveben mondott kedves
bucsubeszedet a nagytiszteletii
asszonyhoz, mint vasarnapi IS
kola vezetojehez. Beszedet egy
gyony0ru utitaska atadasaval We
gezte. Utanna Juhasz Juliska tar
totta bucsubeszedet S a Napsugar
Egyesulet neveben nyujtott at
egy sep erny6t. Geressy Sandor-
ne Noegylet neveben koszont el
tavoz6 elnoknotol $ egy hatal-
mas viragkosarat nyuJtott at.
10th Istvan a presbiterium es a
gyiilekezet neveben beszelt. Ko-
vacs Ferencne egg szep targyat
adott aiandekba mint a csalad
ajandekat. Nemenyi Miklos Ern6
| pedig a Youngstown magyarsag
neveben mondott istenhozzadot a
i tavoz6nak. Bucsu eneket enekel-
TEX karban Geressy Sander es
neie, Seb0k Gabor es neje. A va
csora utan megjelent vendegek
szerencselivanataikka k0szonte1
ell a nagytiszteletii aSszonytOl.
K0szonet. Ezuton mondok ko-
szonetet mildazoknak, akik elu-
tazasom el0tt szeretetuknek es
tiszteletiiknek olyan felre mem
magydrazhato ielet adtak. Fogad-
lax halas k0sz0netemet azert a
sok ajandekert, melyekkel elhal-
moztak, kedves es figyelmes
megemlekezesert, a sok szerencse
| kivanatert. Hosszu utamon szere.
tettel fogok megemlekezni a Lo.
rantffy tagokrol, valamint az
egyhaztagokr0l es minden tiszte
l6mr6l El6ttem fog lebegni azob
area, akik. utolso Istenhozzadot
mondottak nekem vasarnap este
es szerdan a vasut allomasnal.
Laky Zsigmondne
Prezsbiteriumi gyttles.~ Az ell
multi szombaton este tartotta met
az vi prezsbiterium az elso gyule
set. E gyiilesen tizenkilenc elolJa
! ro jelent meg. A gyilesrol j6v'
heti szamban kozliink reszlete
sebb tud0sitast.
listen hozzad Nagytisztelet
Laky Zsigmondne asszonynak
Ez a par sor nagyon keves, d
Macy szeretetb6l jon
A jo listen vezerelje
: Viragos utakon,
: Hogy terve sfkeres legyen,
t Els a neye meg hiresebb legyer
] A munkaja aldasos legyen,
: Emleke feledhetetlen legyen.
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