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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
A NILES, OF REF0RMATUS
EGYHAZ
Lelk&sz:
CShPKE ISTvAN.
Templom West Second Street-en.
Parokia a templommal szemben.

Temetss. Amint gondolni lehe-
tett, Szav6 Janos testverunk
csakugyan mem sokaig birta a
harcot a lassan 0lo k6rral. Har-
madnapra lelkesziink latogatasa
S az Urvacsora felvetele utan,
csiit6rtokon regel meghalt a sza-
nat6riumban. Temetese f. no
12-en, szombaton delutan 2 ora
kor kezd6d0tt a haznal vegzett
rovid szertartassal, ahonnan a
templomba yonult gyaszmenet
S oft tartotta felette lelkeszinS a
predikaci6t bucsuztatta ell fele-
seget5l, gyermekeitol, rokonok,
s6gorok, komak, j6 baratok, szom
szedok, falubeliek egesz serege-
t6l. Annyi nep mar reg mem vo-
nult XII temetesre, mint 8 neki
Negy kocsi csak viragokat Wit
te, kivansagara zenekar is jat.
szott gyaszdarabokat haznal, az
uton es a temet6ben. A Verho
way Egylet 1O6-ik fi6kja, mely-
mex az elhunyt regebben tagjs
| volt, zaszl6 alatt vonult XII yeti
reszt a temetesen. Bihar megye
ben, Galospetriben sziiletett on
nan vandorolt XII, 80 evet cit, eb
b6l 15-ot boldog hazassagban,
h6napi agyban fekv6 betegset
utan valtotta meg a halal szenve
deseitd. Legyen pihenese csen
des! Az ozveggyel es harom ar
vajaval pedig legyen az Istel
gondviselo josaga es szeretetc!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELL MACY. R. KATH.
HITKOZsEG Macy PIKNIKJE

A Farrelli Magyar Rom. Kath.
Hitkozseg julius 27-en, vasarnap
tartja els6 nagy nyari mulatsagat
a Borgkessel-fele farmon.
Mar most nagyban folynak az
elokesziletek, hogy e mulatsagon
mindenki jol erezze magat. Aki
egy kellemes napot akar eltolte-
nj, az ne feledje el fenti datu-
mot, julius 27-iket.
Kedvezotlen lido eseten a mu-
latsag 27-ike utani vasarnapon
lesz megtartva.
Mindenkit szeretettel var
az El6keszit0- -bizottsag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17

Az egyhaz felevi kozgyileset
vasarnap, julius 20-an tartJa..
Szombaton este a prezsbiterek
tartjak meg az ertekezletet. Te-
kintettel kozgyiiles fontossaga-
ra, mindenr egyhaztagunkt6l ell
varjuk, hogy azon okvetlen meg
jelenjen. 20
Nyari l1irandulasunk jo skier
rel vegz6dottqs tobb, mint 40
dollarral ;gyarapitotta beveteldn-
ket, amely 0sszeg ketszerese a ia
valyi haszonnak. Ez bizonysaga
annak, hogy akik dolgoztak, a
legjobb tehetsegiik szerint vegez-
TEX k0telessegeiket. Az lit kisor-
s0lt doboz cukorkat a 78-as szam
nyerte megaQ
Sharpsvillei testvereink egyha-
zuk iranti .szeretetr0l tesznek BIZ
zonysagot, akkor, amidon dacara
rossz munkaviszonyoknak eliza
taroztak, hogy a jovo vasarnap
delutan szalonnasutest rendeznek
| az Eiekes fele farmon. Mindent
nemes igyekezettel adtak 0ssze $
sziviiket-lelkiket viszik mum
kaba, hogy az eredmeny el ne
narration
Noegyletiink felevi gyulesen az
eltavoz6 eln0kn6 helyett Hor-
vath Mihalyne asszony valaszta.
tott meg az aleln0knoi allast
Baba Janosne asszony tolti be. U.
tagkent Krizsan Mihalyne asz
SONY lett felveve. E gyulesen no
egyletunk tagsaga elhatarozta a
sharpsvillei fi6k megszervezeset
az el6keszites munkajaval Macy
Claiborne es Sike Paine asszonyo-
kat bizta meg. A tervezett kiran-
dulas tekintettel. youngstown
"MAGYAR NAP"-ra egyel0re
elmarad.
| zsoltarokat egyhazunk javara
a kovetkez6k adomanyoztak: Ba-
ba J6zsef 25, F6nagy Janos 25,
Hunyadi Jen6 10, Sztruhar Ist-
van 6 es Szkarosi Lajos 5 da.
rabot.
A nyari iskolasok vizsgaja
augustus 1O-en lesz es pedig
Sharpsville- ben d. u. 2 0rakor
Farrellben este Z :30-kor.
25 ewes jubileumat egyhazunk
september 14-en tartja meg. Az
el6kesziiletek mar folyamatban
yannak S hissziik, hogy e mum
kankon is megnyugszik listen al
dasa.
AZ &rvak jav&ra befolyt ado
manyokat: $l18.30-t egyhazhnk
penztarnoka a rendeltetesi hely6-
re eljuttatta, mintegy bizonyit-
van, hogy gyiilekezetHnk a j6cse-
lekedetekben mem restiilt meg.
Eskettettek egyhazunkban J..
Petro' J6zsef .es Keresztes Rebe-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
Az esti lima

M6rickanak, mielott alefekszik,
ell kell mondania az esti imat. A
napokban rasz6l az apja:
= Ejnye, M6ricka, miert ha-
darod Ell ugy AIT az imat? Mem
ertek bel6le egy szot sem.
= Annyi baj legyen, - feleli
Moricka = hiszen mem teneked
mondom.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
SCENT ISTVAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
Plebanos:
FT. vARLAKY SANDOR
S54 Wilson Ave. Eel. o19oo
Kereszteles. Margit, Dutka Jt

Kereszteles. Margit, Dutka Jo-
zsef IS Szalay Erzsebet leanya,
sziiletett junius 20-an, keresztel-
tex julius 13-an. keresztszulok
voltak Kovacs Gabor es Herczeg
Anna.
Mem sorsoltuk Xxi. Tobben tu-
dakozodtak az agytakaro felol,
mely sorsolas alatt van. Hat bl-
zony ugy volt, hogy julius 4-en
sorsoliuk Xxi a Campbell Parkban
tartott pikniken, de bezzeg addlg
DIV keves sorsjegy fogyott el ar
ra az agytakarora, hogy a sorso-
last mem lehetett megeJtenl. a
sorsjegyeknek fele sc fogyott el
irv sorsolast ell kellett halasz-
tani kesobbre, amikor eladJuk
sorsiegyeket mind. Elvegre egy
olvan ertekes agytakarot mem le-
het igyen odaadni, melyen hozza-
6rt6 kezek esetleg honapokon at
dolooztak. Aki mem vett meg
sorsiegyet ere az agytakarora az
veeven, inert ha megnyerl, csak
0riilni fog neki. A sorsolast rog-
ton megejtjiik, mihelyt elkelteN a
sorsjegyek.
Gyenge sport. A Campbell
parllban julius 4-en tartott pix
nix iovedelm6bol S30O00-t csatol-
funk az epitendo templom alap-
hoz 6s lily modon az vi templom-
alan feln0vekedett a felevi ka-
NATAL egyutt $40S394-ra. Ere
AIT lehet mondani HAT ez blzony
gyenge sport. A multi evi maJus-
ban kezdtiik meg ugyanis gyuJ,
test az vi templomra eddlg MN
denest0l csak $40S3.94 Jott be c
c6lra. Ha az adakozas tovabb Is
icy megy, hat bizony az az u.
templom sohase fog epillni. $40,
OOOOO-t mem lehet 0sszemulatoz
hi. meg 0sszepiknikezni celra
inert ahoz b0kezu adomanyrs
van sziikseg. Igaz, most sok hit
k0zsegi tag mem dolgozik es ICY
mem k6pes adm; vannak azonban
akik dolgoznak es keresnek, mint
maskor es megse sjelentkezneE
adomanyukkal az vi templomra
Ebben az evben csupan hatal
adomanyoztak az III templomrs
es pedig Vargocsik Mihaly adot
haromszor $500 dollart, 6sszesel
1900 dollart, Tun Mihaly 1O,0'
dollart, Eros Ferenc 1000 dol
TART, Rudnyak Lukacs 5000 del
lart. Ha az adakozasok ilyel
temp6ban mennek, ugy az az Il
templom sohse fog epiilni. De
regi templomot Sc lehet elhanya
golni az uj kedveert, mely csal
lesz, ha ugyan lesz, inert reg
templomnak is vannak Macy szlil
segletei, melyek .fedezes6hez
rendes j0vedelem mem eleg e
szjikseg van jovedelemre, mel.
melekesen folyik be. A jovo ey
ben lejarnak a biztositasok, me
lyek szazakra rugnak. Ezeket fl
zetni kell es pedig mem bajos me
sollyal, hanem .io amerikai pen2
eel. Tehat senki Sc akarjon mos
toha lenni a regi templomhoz, ha
mem gondoljon ra szeretettel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-17
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR nv.
REFORMATUS E0YHAZ
Lelk6Sz:
BORSY-KEREKES GYORGY
esperes
Templom es par6kia:
925 Mahoning Ave. TEL: 666Bl


II 6rakor iinnepelyes kontlr-
maci6 es az Urvacsora klszol-
galtatasa.
Este 8 orakor diszvacsora
Szuligan Hallban lelkesz lO
ewes papi jubileuma es Ma
gyarorszagra utazasa alkal-
naval.
julius o., vasarnap d. e. tel
II orakor istentisztelet es
nyari magyar iskola vlzsga]a.
Multi vasarnapunk. A szokatla-
null Zorro napon is nagyszamu
gyiilekezet vett reszt az istentlsz-
teleten, melyea az iskolas gyer-
mekek harmincharmadik es
harmincnegyedik zsoltarok fnek-
| lesevel Is szokott imaikkal vettek
reszt.
Ref. Egyesiilet. Tudatjuk, hogy
azok, akik az elmult vasarnap
mem fizettek be egyesiileti havi-
diiaikat, kivetelesen het folya-
man meg befizethetik lelkeszl
| hivatalban, de 2O-ika utan semmi-
esetre sem fogadja ell, jegyzo a
befizetest.
Konfirmacio es Urvacsora. Husz
| ifju testveriink iinnepelyes val
| lastetele most vasarnap a delelot-
| ii istentisztelet alkalmaval lesz
| templomunkban. Kerjik szulo-
ket es kereszt-sziiloket, hogy a
konfirmalt gyermekekkel egyiitt
lehetoleg ok is jaruljanak scent
asztalhoz, reszt veven elobb a
szombat esti binbanati istentisz-
teleten is. Az ifjakrol az isten-
tisztelet utan csoportkep kesziil
Bucsuvacsora. Vasarnap este
Z oral kezdettel a N6egylet es az
egyhaztanacs rendezeseben bucsu
vacsora lesz lelkesz tiszteletere
A vacsora reszveteli jegyeit a No
egylet tagjai arusitjak. Ara 81. 90
Egyhaztanacsosaink figyelmebe
Szeretettel szolitjuk fel es ker
jiik kollektalo egyhaztanacso
sainkat ARA, hogy ebben no
. napban a szokottnal is nagyobt
buzgalommal vegezzek ell nun
!. kajukat. Ez a honap az ad6fize
), tes ideje mi szamunlora is men
szeretnenk hatralekban maradni
Idaig, rossz munkaviszonyol
: ellenere is, eleget tettink surgo
fizetesi k0telezettsegeinknek
szeretnenk ha a k0vetkezo felev
: ben is minden szep rendben me
hetne.
Helyettesites. A lelkesz tavollt
te alatt az esperesi teendoket a
egyhazmegye lelkesz jegyz6je, I
Daroczy Sander mckeesporti le
kesz ur fogja elIatni. A gyiileke
yet lelkeszi kiszolgalasat pedi
i nyugati egyhazmegyenk het LEI
kesze fogja vasarnaponkint fe
valtva vegezni. A sorrend he
lyen alland6an k0z0lve lesz Sill
g6s lelkeszi szolgalatot igenyl
esetben Katoch Janos gondno
fog intezkedni legk0zelebbi le
kesz ertesiteserol.
Ingyenes beallas. Egyhazi Bt
tegsegelyzo Egyletiinkbe ingyt
nes beallas van engedelyezve IL
80 eveseknek. A tisztikar keri
tagokat, hogy legk0zelebbi gyu
lesre, mely julius 27-en lesz, lehe
t6leg nj tagokat szerezni szives
kedjenek.
Zsoltarok. Megerkeztek vi zsol
taraink az elmult vasarnap ma
mindenki oft talalta azokat
templomi szekeken. Akik ilaz
, hasznalatra enekes konyveket va
sarolni kivannak, azok yasarIal
az egyhazi penztarnal megyehe
tik darabonkint 35 centert. Ker
i jik azonban hiveket, hogy min
| den egyes esetben kiil0n kerjenel
III zsoltart es he. azokat vigyel
Ell, melyek templ0mi hasznalatr,
az egyhaz pecsetjevel lattattal
ell. Hazi hasznalatra kul0n kony
yek yannak raktarOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-21

New York City has more than one
half million commuters. They spend
about S50,00O,000 a year for transporta-
ton between their homes and the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

VINO has been under instruction IN
lighter. than-atr craft at the Naval Air
station at Lakehurst, N. j., sailed last
Thursday from New York to Germany.
He will embark on the Graf Zeppelin
for her forthcoming trip to America
and will act as naison oficer for COM
munications between the Graf Zeppelin
and the Navy Department. Capt. Allen
3. Reed viii be detached from the COM
mand Of Destroyer Division Is of the
battle feet about May IS and win come
to duty here at the Navy Department In
the operations Office. His duties with
the destroyer division will be taken over
by Comdr. Edwin D. Woodwork Lieut.
Comdr. Kenneth M. Hoeffel has been
relieved Of his duties here in the fleet
training office at the Navy Department.
and has been assigned to duty as navi-
gator Of the U. g. 8. Whitney. Lieut..
Lincoln Humphreys, who has been on
duty on the U. 8. 8. Kittery, viii come
10 duty at the Washington Navy Yard,
while Lieut.. Louis A. Pickett, lately on
duty as supply officer Of Destroyer Divi-
sion 90, will come to duty in the dis
trict as officer in charge Of accountA,
retainer pay division of the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Depart
rnent. Lieut.. Edward r. Mckenzie,
who has been under instruction at
Harvard University, will como to duty
here at the Navy Department in the
Bureau Of supplies and Accounts,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

Army.
The board Of ofacers, consisting OF
BriR. Gen. william M. Cruikshank,
BRIG. Gen. Louis II. Bash, assistant 70
the uuartermaster general OF the
Army, and Lieut.. Col. william Dryden,
executive ofiicer, ONCE Of the chief OF
Field Artillery, that was appointed by
the Secretary Of War TO examine and
report upon the most suitable perma-
nent location for the Field Artillery
School, Is expected to report its findings
In the near future. Some Of these ses-
sions of the board have been held at
the war Department here, but last week
the board journeyed to Fort Bragg, N.
O., to look over the ground there. Fort
Bragg, Fort Sill, Okla, and other loca-
lions are being considered In connec-
ton with the problem. the indications
being that location in the East will
be favored. All elements connected with
the training, construction and opera
ton Of the school will be considered by
the board In reaching conclusions.
Brig Gen. Bash and Lieut.. Col. Dryden
are both on duty ut the War Depart
ment here.
Brig. Gen. George Van Horn Moseley,
in charge Of the Industrial activities Of
the War Department, was the principal
speaker at the opening session OF the
annual four-day conference Of executive
officers Of the Chemical Warfare Pro-
curement districts, held last week In
the ONCE Of the chief of the Chemical
warfare Services. Other speakers were
Mai. Gen Harry L. Gilchrist, chief Of
the Chemical welfare Service, and
Col. J. D. Fife, M. O., chief OF the plan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

gram OF the Young Mems Christian
Association will be the speakers.
The final meeting Of the year
Of the class In child guidance VIII De
held in the kindergarten room Wednes.
day from to 3 pm. Mrs. Alden VIII
be In charge.
Juvenile Protective.
The Parent-Teaoher Association rep
resentatives to the Juvenile Protective
Association will meet Tuesday ct the
Juvenile Protective headquarters 1t
1880 pm. MRS. Fereba Croxton Of the
Social Hygiene Society win b the
speaker.
The Singing Mothers win hold re-
hearsal Tuesday at 1920 am. In the
American Institution Of Musical Art.
They will give programs Of music at
the meeting Of the Blair. Hayes ASso-
citation May and at the Langdon
School May 0 at 8 pm.
Mrs. r. H. Young, first vice president
OF the Mckinley High School Parent
Teacher Association, viii speak over
Station VOL at $50 pm. Tuesday. The
hour Of the Parent-Teacher radio
broadcast has been changed from
6 pm. to $50 to avoid conflict with
Amos m Andy" who owing to day
light saving time in New York now
appear at 8 pm. Mrs. Young's subject
will be THE Parent Teacher Movement
in Mckinley High School,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
Film Meet in Centenary.

One of the events forming part OF the
centenary Of Belgian independence,
which will make this year q gala one IN
Belgium, will be the Internationa! Cine
ma Congress at Brussels, which just
has been approved by the Belgian gov
eminent. Originally intended as an IN
ternational conference Of exhibitors, the
congress will embrace q more religious
scope and will cover aspects Of both
silent and talking films. The special in
vitation offered to America has been &C
cepted, and many from this country Will
take part In order to stop efforts to bar
American films from Europe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
Parent-Teacher Activities

All material for this column must
Ae IN the State Office by Wednesday pre-
eedins Sunday on which publication 10
desired.
The Parent Teacher class at George
Washington University has been en-
gagged this semester in study OF pro-
gram making. Tuesday night the prin-
cipal topic under discussion was In the
form OF q debate, Correlated Topics
versus Separate Units" The group
leading the discussion consisted of Mrs.
Giles Scott Rafter, past president OF the
District Of Columbia Congress Of Par
Rawlings, Mrs. Joseph Saunders, presi-
dent of the District of Columbia Con-
gress of Parents and Teachers, and Mrs.
Belle Cutler Parker.
An extra session Of the class was
Meld Thursday night. Mrs. A. G. Wat
Rims, instructor, is scheduled to conduct
courses in parent-teacher work in Wis
consin and wyoming on her way to the
national convention in Denver. Miss
cation, will conduct the class during
Mrs. watkins absence.
Delegates to the national convention
at Denver, Colo, May II, 90, "a. will
leave Washington May IS. The fol-
the District of Columbia: Mrs. Joseph
Saunders, president; Mrs. Giles Scott
Rafter, past president; Mrs, j.. San
ders. fifth vice president; Mrs. John w.
Davis, president Stuart Junior High:
Mrs. E .. bowling, State chairman;
Mrs. E. L. Norris, State chairman; Mrs.
Maud Meyer, president Blair-Hayes;
Mrs. j. P. Payne Edmonds; Mrs. e. @.
Rittue, past president Francis Scott
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

Lieut.. Comdr. Joseph w. Page. who has
been on duty ct the Mare Island Navy
yard. win be relieved Of his duties on
the West coast about June 30 and VIII
come to duty here In the Bureau OF
Construction and Repair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
Army andNavyNews

ming board, ONCE Of the Assistant Sec
retarv of War The four executive ON
GERS of the Chemical Warfare Procure
ment Districts who came to washington
to attend the conference were: MAJ.
Rufus r. Maddux, 1st Procurement Dis
trict, Boston, Mass; Capt. ]. H. Boz
CART. I'd District, New York; Capt. @. B.
Mover. 4th District, Chicago, H., and
Lieut. Joseph 'Battley. Sd District, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
Navy.
There has been considerable discus.
sion In the Navy Department relative
to the establishment Of bureau which
would have to do exclusively with the
design and construction Of submarines.
Various experts at the department are
MT by any means In accord as TO the
advisability Of, or the advantages deriv-
able from, the establishment OF such
new departmental bureau. It Is also O
matter Of considerable guesswork 30 TO
whether the creation OF such . bureau
will meet with congressional approval.
In the past there has always been
strong opposition raised in Congress to
any proposal for newly created Federal
bureaus. and It 10 not believed that
sentiment in this direction has changed.
Long before the London Naval Con-
ference was even contemplated, the
Navy Department had definite plan
for the scrapping Of - obsolete sub
marines, 6 Of the O type and 2 Of the
r type, but I'D 70 this time no decision
a. to their scrapping has been ar
rived ut.
Capt. Harry e. Shoemaker, q. q. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

First Lieut.. william L. Bales, attached
to the Quantico base, has been ordered
to duty with the Nicaraglan National
Guard Detachment and Is due to leave
New York City about May z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

Mai. Earl n. jenkins, ct present on
duty In Haiti, has been ordered to corps
headquarters, this city, and Is expected
to report about May Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

The heart Of the average adult is 3
inches long, 81 inches broad and IA
| inches thick.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

Capt. Herbert Rose, who has been At
tached to corps headquarters while
awaiting permanent assignment, has
been ordered to the Department OF the
Pacific,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
canadian
Pacific

Information and reservation from
your oacn agent or c. z. Phelps, Dis
frict ONCE, 18th and Ne1D York Ave.
NV, Wash. D. G,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

The jackson Association VIII meet
tomorrow at 8 o'clock. Miss Dorothy
Green of the Girl Scouts and Mr.. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04

Maj. Randolph Coyls, vino several
years ago was attached 10 the Eighth
street. Barracks, this city. g. quarter
master, has been ordered, as student.
20 take the course at Naval War College,
Newport, r. I. Maj. Coyie u OF present
stationed In Haiti.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
Keene.
Jackson.

The executive board Of the j. r..
Keene Association will meet at the
school tomorrow at Sis pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
Marine Corps Notes

Lieut.. Col. James J. Meade COM
manding officer Of Marine Barracks,
Naval Station. St. Thomas. Virgin Is
lands, has been ordered to Quantico,
Va, for duty, and 1t 10 expected that
he will report about May 20.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-04
TOURS.

Capt. Harry e. shoemaker, q. 8. n.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
Eastern Star
AnniDe rSdru
Is Observed

Nearly eighty people were present
at the picnic with which Hope
Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star, observed the birthday Of
Robert Morris, founder Of the
Order, on Friday evening.
The group gathered at the Mas
onic Temple, motoring out to
Martins pool. Swimming was
enjoyed during the evening. and a
delicious picnic supper served.
The principal speaker, George
Mansur, Of San Benito. was unable
to attend; his place was filled by
DR.. G. H. Thorn. who gave a talk
on Morris and on the work Of the
Eastern Star.
Many Masons and visiting Eastern
Star members attended, in add
ton to members Of the local
chapter.
Besides the talk BY DR.. Thorn.
Misses Roberta Lee Fitch. Eveline
Yates and Ruth Ellen Taylor gave
readings.
Mrs. o. z. Taylor was general
chairman OF arrangements. She
was assisted by Mrs. H. L. Thomas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
Local Artists Will
Appear in Concert

Henry Clay. Brownsville musician
will appear in concert here on the
evening OF Sept. %.
Mr.. Clay Il a former pupil OF Miss
Margaret McConachie. H later
went TO the Boston Conservatory Of
Music for further training. gradual
ing from there In 1929. Since that
time he has been taking post grad
uate work in the Conservatory, and
plans 10 return there this fall to
continue his studies. He expects TO
receive his soloists degree in piano
IN June, 1881.
Miss M Conachie will also appear
on the concert program, presenting
several vocal numbers. She has
recently returned from Chicago,
where she taught during the sum-
mer in the Master Schotl of the
Chicago Musical College. At the
same time she studied voice with
Proschowski, teacher of Galli-C urci,
Tito Schipa, and other noted sing
ers.
Both OF these performers are well
and f~avorably known to Brownsville
audiences, and music lovers can look
forward TO a real treat when their
concert Is presented
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-31
Baptist Class
Is Entertained

Members OF the T. Z. L. SUNDAY
school class. their husbands and
families. We're guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WE Collins at a party at Boca Chica
on Thursday evening. Thirty-four
guests took advantage or the hos
pitanty extended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Collins.
a business meeting preceded the
social session Reports showed
that Mrs. NJ. B. Jones, president had
made eighty visits, while the vice.
president. Mrs. ". B. GambreII. came
second with forty nine visits.
Plans for work during the COM
ing month were discussed. and IL
was decided to hold a rummaRe
sale some time during September.
proceeds to be used for buying class
room equipment.
After business had been disposed
OF the party enjoyed m swim. White
wings furnished by MFR. Collins were
the feature OF the picnic dinner.
Those present were Messierg and
Mesdames b. M. Jones, ID. w. Gam
bTell, X. 4. Bullock, and Young.
Mesdames John Striking, Arthur
Pitt, Leila Willard. Lorraine MI ~ ms.
Hazel Davis. x G. Knowles, Evans,
Weaver, Pauline Young. Hugh Bur-
CESS, Evelyn Saline, and Worth Pal
mer, Misses Gertrude Collins and
Hayden Collins and Bobby Jones.