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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Car Damaged; Youth
Ashamed To Return

Il vas ashamed to take 1t back
was the excuse offered by Jose Al
varado, local youth, for failure TO
return a q borrowed from the
Knapp Motor company. and as a re-
suit he now faces charges Of delin-
quency in the juvenile court.
Alvarado. who had been working
-or the motor company, took the
car Saturday and went on a hunt
ing trip. He returned empty
handed and with a burned out
bearing. Officers >>lnd the -ar
early this week parked in an alley.
Il just hated to take 1t back" Al
varado told the Investigating Of
ficer, r. 9. Delaney, chief deputy
sheriff
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Valley Article Is
To Be Syndicated

a feature story on the Rio Grande
Valley is being written by Mrs. ida
Briggs Henderson or Charlotte,
North Carolina. and will soon APP
pear in syndicated magazine sec
tons Of newspapers over the ccun-
try.
The story Is to be profusely H.
lustrated by photographs OF Valley
scenes. furnished by the local cham
Der Of commerce.
Mrs. Henderson was a visitor in
this section and has written num-
erous other articles ON the Valley
which have appeared in northern
magazines and newspapers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Missouri Treasurer
Restored To Office

JEfF hF@CM CITY. No dec Hf
+Ei-rhe Missouri rnnrrme famr&
today ruled tAc ullpcnslaA ururr
and custer p~rDcuHdinEs AGAINST Lar
rT Brunk. state Treasures. wwrr uE-
cons itut.onai, automatically feKtnr-
Inr him tD office.
BrIEh Wms n1snrrfnA from rtftan
Ori0hhcr if hT Gnfarnrr CmlifiHHd
lCllDWlng discovery r. alEFrd Vs.
r~cgulaIlt'rs il thr accounts ui ere
closed Bank uf Aurora. Mn. Ani
alleand di~cEfnanr4r lM Ernnrfs nf
STATE funds oa tgI9Et .n tae .rIi
tuition
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

CHICAGO Tee Hi IA lvEA-
mile h-Mb was trrnHm Mt lln MaA-
urban hcEc XXI Li~aL SAmmfi An.
0-t1 ci thf Rive. ErUEH pHlw t.
Gag I inferred fMm fwam-
n1r.h shattered ever front m.r-
cDw and b1.trH Mrs Cst1 ar1 hFr
snn Warren. IA. frum ttrr aH--
Otto was not nt hnmsn Hn estimate
ed me damzEr Nv F.E1 ard hAmrf
operators cf alcohol ru-ErFg Whgas
stills he had rmAaHd r-rrnElv.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Local Hen Lays
Empty Egg

Some Brownsville chicken failed
to do its full duty Tuesday.
j.. X. Nichols, Of Anthony's Waf-
fle shop, ordered a dozen eggs and
upon their arrival he discovered
that one egg was unusually light
in weight. Investigation proved
that the egg was merely a shell
with a very small portion OF egg
in one end The shell was solid,
and no hole had been drilled In IL.
Apparently the egg had been laid
II this condition by some lazy
hen.
Not only was the egg a short
measure but 1t was full Of tricks.
Lay 1t flat on the table. and 1t
would stand On end. Twirl 1t.
AID 1t would spin like a top.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

the prairiss. With the outbreak Of
the Civil war he enlisted in the
18th Confederate Virginia regiment.
At the close Of the var he again
joined the United States Army. He
served under Gen. Nelson A. Miles
in the campaign against Sitting
Bull and was q scout for General
Custer. He spent 20 years fighting
Indians. Taylor retired and went to
California "a years ago.
Although Taylor claims to be a
native or Brownsville, none Of the
Oldest citizens In this vicinity can
remember him nor his relatives.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Marriage Insurance
Co. In Receivership

DALLAS, Tex. Dec. 81. tPD-Dis-
trict Judge Claude M. McCallum
yesterday granted a ~receivership
for the National Marriage and
Birth Trust company or Dallas
and appointed Robert f. Thomp-
son as receiver. under $4,000 bond.
o. L. Wolf petitioned FOR the re-
ownership as attorney for a num-
Der OF the concerns customers. He
said about $1,000 persons in Texas
were affected. Wolf said the COM
pany offered TO pay them gradu-
ated amounts II they married with
in certain periods after q policy
was taken. He said Big Spring.
Texas. alone. had 600 residents
who were policy holders.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

brief with the aid OF Assistant AL
torney General Youngquist ami four
other attorneys. announced himself
ready to argue the case any time.
Briefly. the governments argn-
ment was that the language of the
constitution left no room Tor tie
construction given by Judge CLARK
that tie supreme court had ~ held
already; that substantially the ar
gument presented I'm this ease had
been advanced In tho national pro-
hibition cases Of 1920. Rnd that
there was no ambiguity" In tho
language or the constitutional c
ton dealing with amendments 70
require modification by principles
OF political science az held NV
Judge Clark.
Justice officials were or the opln-
ion the supreme court would set On
date for the argument on itn neNt
opinion day. January H.
Meantime a discussion of the
Ozark decision In a statement issued
by the congressional districts modI-
ficatiDn league contained the asser-
ton that the COLLAPSE or pr0hI-
biticn enforcement Is so complete
the government canno. protect tine
medical whiskey In its bonded ware
houses. and that this is being sold.
cut and adulterated while still IN
der governments ssci
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Methodist Minister
Returns From Trim

The Rev. and Mrs. Sterling Fish
er returned home Wednesday morn
ing. The Rev Fisher has been to
Ontario. California. where he was
called by the illness Of his brother,
G. I. Fisher. who died Dec. Il.
Mrs. Fisher remained ~ San An
tonic With her daughter. Mrs. ". ID.
Wheeler The Rev Fisher in pastor
or the Methodist church here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Louisiana Theater
DESTROYED By Blast

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81. (P-
Three violent explosions early to-
day destroyed the Valentino thea
ter. small neighborhood motion
picture house On Frenchman street
and damaged five other buildings.
The force of the explosions
knocked people from their beds
for blocks around and created
pandemonium In the neighborhood.
Loss was estimated at S40. 1000.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Robber Lies
Shot In Hospital

SEMINOLE. Okla, Dec. 31-tR-
One( admitted jewel robber lay
woy ded iE q hospital here today
VII officers. sought his compan-
and diamonds valued at 500
kEpie White, %, Of near Sui
Dir. was shot by three officers
zen he and q companion separat-
robbing the Pratt Jewelry
last night.
Hion fled In q motor car
City Officers pune
b bullets before he
las not known.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Thunderstorms In
December Unusual

The thunderstorm Tuesday night
was an unusual occurrence for the
month Of December. according TO
Weather Chief w. j. Schnurbusch.
Records reveal that this was the
third disturbance OF this nature in
nine years. other thunderstorms in
December having been in 1928 and
1929. II was also shown that no
thunderstorms have occurred in
November within the past nine
years.
The months showing the greatest
number was in September.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Bridges Open All
Night For New Year

The two international bridges will
remain opeE all night Dec. IL and
Jan. l. it Ia sheen announced by To-
cal authorities.
This is being done in order to
permit Valley residents to celebrate
In Matamoros and attend the formal
New Years Eve ball which is being
held at the Teatro Reforma, and
still be able to return TO their VAL
ley homes after midnight.
Special permission has been alb
tanned from both the Mexican and
American governments for the privi-
lege Of remaining open.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

on the BABY Page. The win
ner is to be announced Sunday.
Firms offering gifts are Tie Fa-
shion: Borderland Furniture Co,
AinswoTth and Colgin. Self Service
Store; Cisneros Drug Stores; Edel-
STEMS Furniture Co.: Guarantee
Shoe Store; Courthouse Garage; In
ternational Shoe Store: Groves Feed
Co.; <. Manatou; The Flower Shop;
Rio Grande Valley Gas Co; Boil
lacks: Mason Grain and Transfer
Co. The Herald will start a SO say
ings account.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Light Frost Felt
In Florida Section

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Dec. 81
frost with little damage
to CROPS vas felt III the Jacksonville
last night but other sections
q the state apparently were spared
by cloudy skies.
Although a temperature OF 80 de-
grees was felt in parts Of Southern
Florida truck crops there we're saw
ed from frost by the clouds.
Miami had a low temperature ~
4o degrees last night but brigh.
sunshine was sending the mercury
upward IN that area today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

For BruMlsF4llr ard sil# WaliHrs
Cloudy and unarttinn uanARht Mrf
Thursday. probably wiih ocxAMna.
light rains. HrmNHhRt cuauaE in-
night with lowest HF~1npnEmtMrw An NMm
icrt4e1. clatl-ed nlnxnntrT rnf
TlurscAy. Moderate n1rtarglg E4rCs
ON ialE west coast
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Pro Validity Test Sought
Early Hearing On Decision Declaring 18th
Amendments Demonstrations Sought

WASHINGTON. Dec 3l-N5-sceking to end uncertainty REGARDING
validity Oh the eighteenth amendment, the justice department had before
the supreme court today a request that All early heainr w given Hs
appeal from the decision OF Judge Clark OF New Jersey.
With the request was a brief setting forth conciseIy thc rorprnra,n--
usaFTeement with that jTists conclusion that the prohibition amend
mem was Invalid because ratified by state legislatures rather than con
st!tutional conventions. solicitor General Thacher WIN r--r---- ~
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
TWOSUBURBS
VOTED IN BY
BIG
West Brownsville And
Los Ebanos Now
In Limits

And today the city Of Brownsville
Is two suburbs larger than before.
The election held Tuesday to vote
upon the extension OF the city lin
its SO IS to include West Browns
vile and a portion Of Los Ebanos
passed almost unanimously. the ex-
tension going into effect immediate
ly. The voting was Brownsville cit
liens 100 in favor Of the extension,
six against, and suburb voters Sc
for and four against.
Brownsville citizens voted upon
accepting the benefits of the act
granting cities under $4,000 popula-
ton the authority to control the
plating Of lands situated within
five miles and adjacent to the corp
crate limits Of the city and approx
cd this l58 to z.
1000 New Residents
1t was estimated that approx
mately 1000 new names had been
added TO the population OF the city
by bringing West Brownsville and
Los Ebanos within the boundary line.
Voting Tuesday vas abnormally
slow until noon, with only So votes
having been cast. During the after
noon. however. citizens began visit
ing the two polling places. the Cen
tral fire station and the police sta
ton. and at Z O'Clock a total OF 226
votes were recorded.
The election Tuesday was the re-
suit OF a controversy vel water
rates to which the suburbs objected
A similar election held earlier IN
the year resulted in the suburbs de-
feating the move TO extend the city
limits.
The move to give the city officials
the authority to control the plating
OF land adjacent to the city is a
big step forward. 1t was said today,
and would insure that new subdi-
visions opening up will have cor
rectly planned streets.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Gifts for First 1881 Baby
New Years First Child VIII Get Presents
From Merchants of Brownsville

Though a little late for Santa Claus. the first New Years baby OF
Brownsville Will be welcomed with a shower Of gifts from The Herald
and merchants of the city.
The only requirements for entering a child is TO send in the name
and address Of the parents. the doctors report and birth certificate TO
the Baby Page Editor of The Herald, not later than Jan. 3. The baby
shown by the records to be the first born in Brownsville after midnight
Of Dec. 81, 1890, will be selected as winner, and will receive the prizes
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
Brownsville Boy Al
West Point Passes

Word has been received here that
Edward Rusteberg. 8 student at
West Point, has passed his Mid
winter exams
He is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Rusteherg.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

These men Will become chairmen Of important committees in Con-
gress if the democrats succeed N gaining control OF the house when
the new congress comes in after March 4. Representative Hattoa
w. Summers Of Texas. slated to head the Judiciary Committee; Prep
resentatve Joseph Mansfield OF Texas, in line for Craftsmanship II
Committee on Rivers and Harbors; 3-Representetiva p. j. Wilson
OF Louisiana. Flood Control Committee; Representative Percy Quinn
of Mississippi. Military Affairs Committee; 5-Representative James
w. Collier Of Mississippi. Committee on Ways and Means ttX meas
ures); 6-Representative Samuel Dckstein OF New York, COMMITTEES
on immigration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
SLAYER OF 2
TEACHERS. IS
Said KNOWN
Ex-Convict Is Being
Sought In Twin
Killing

BLACKWELL. Okla. Dec 31.-tF9
Minimizing reports that Jessie and
Zexia Griffith, victims OF a brutal
highway murder. lived In fear for
weeks before their death, Kay couii-
ty officers today cast out a net for
Earl Quinn, ex-convicr and "hiiack-
er."
County Attorney Bruce Potter ex-
pected early arrest Of the man he
believes shot and killed the school,
teacher sisters on a fiendish whim
south Of Tonkawa. Okla. early Sun
Jay. after attacking the younger
t-l. Jessie. "a.
Comrade Also Sought
A comrade of Quinn also was
sought in Kansas City. Chicago and
other cities, Potter said. The wife
of the former Missouri prisoner was
held here.
Those girls knew no fear" said
the county attorney. replying to re-
ports from Norman, Okla, where
Jessie was public schools music SUI
pervisor, % the effect the younger
sister believed q man was shadow
ing Tier.
The crime was not premeditat-
edit came about through a char c
meeting on the highway. The only
motives were robbery and attack.
Jessie and Zexia Griffith came Of
--41~ ~-AA ltIr.rt tr-nyr What fo0p
meant" he added.
Quinn, said to have police records
at Kansas City and Chicago, has
served two terms In the Missouri
state penitentiary. He was named
last night by Bruce -o.tei, Kay
county a%ttorner, as the man sought
in connection with the Staying Of
the sisters, one of whom was crimi-
nally attacked.
Knew No Fear
L1rs. Quinn. Potter said. purchased
inland shells in Tonkawa the
before the killings. She
he said, she bought them
T. Capehart, arrested at Ok
City for investigation in
ion with the shooting of the
hool teachers.
county attorney declared her
vas only a blind" as she
IT know Capehart. a former
Of the state hospital for
insane at Norman.
1frs. Quinn, Potter said. talked
officers" but he declined to bare
information she divuiged.
Potter said he had information
yvery damaging" to Quinn, who, he
said his investigation revealed was
in Tonkawa the night before the
women were slain.
The sisters we're buried here late
Yesterday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

There Will be nD material cNAMNM
in the river during Lhn neat -t tp
W hours
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31

HiRh and a04 hAdn mf ruint Eamhml
tcmoTgCE. under ncza4al m<sNEG~
logical rugldittrEIs
n1kh AM M~
A6@ = +~~sa4a#~~~~4s M@# M mN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-31
l DEAD, 2 w
AS BANK IS .,,,-

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N MI p~ " nah1fr
. W. MCKENZIE
-
Orecmmy have watch
sat derelnpmfrt 81
tine rasr ~ years
glorious future.
u KENNY
NEW ~
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27

velez6lapok kaphat6k minden ma
gyar ujsagnal is, amely tamoga-
t6ja a magyar nep nemes vallal-
kozasanak, de aki tavolabb elne
a magyar ujsag centrumokt6l, az
forduljon uzenetkuld6 levelez6la
pokert egyenesen a kozponti penz
tarnokhoz. Egy lap ara $1.00.
Tudja meg azonban mindenki,
hogy az az iizenet, miket kulf0l-
don elo magyarok gepe visz az
6hazaban elo rokonoknak es is
merosoknek, nemcsak egy barati
kezszoritas a mi szeretett we're
lnkkel, hanem egyuttal elszantan
eg fele emelked0 0sszeszoritott
kemeny okol is, amely egy egesz
vilagnak meg meri mutatni AIT
az elszantsagot: "Ne bantsd "a
magyart!"
DR.. Molnar JenO.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27

Latok annyi k0nnyes orcat,
hogy ezt kerdem halk savannah.
Latok annyi k0nnyes orcat
tengerentul mas vilagban,
kis kunyhoban, fenyes hazban,
ahol olyan mas vilag van:
"a mi hazank mind a sirig,
mig testiink XII mem kiserik,
csak egy orszag, Magyarorszag!" F."
Ne sztgyeljetek konnyet,
edes az, bar sos az ize!
Z csopp vizben,
hogy megfiirdik harmas berciink,
elrablott sok kincSes ekiink:
Banat, Erdely Felvidekiink!
Felkialt k0ny az egig:
mindeniink cseppben fenylik
egy ujabb feltamadasra:
vesztesegunk, annyl tenger
Adriank, a magyar tenger!
Fennragyog szivarvanyiviink,
mig szivetek NJ sziviink
S lelkiink leia k aek masa
Mem sziilettj1n eghalasra
S mem botog ma kuvasra.
Ha ext hail., ila EFT vallJa
fiatok es uroka TX,
megsziinik a magyar atok,
meglatjatok!
Ha sZamunkra ell mem veSznek,
xix a Macy wien tul elnck
S oft is hisznek es remelnek,
egy szavunkra
mind oft lesztek mind oft
IlesZnek
- ha el0bb nem ha mem maskor
de egy szalig, mindhalalig
"a feltamadt uj hazaban
a vegs6 leszamolaskor!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27
MAGYAR UZENETET VISZ,
MAGYAR IGAZSAGoT
KOVETEL A HAZASZALLO
REPtjLOGEP
(Folyt. az 1-s0 oldalr6l).

Napba nezo, kemeny, harcos
fajta a magyar. Scene meg sem
rebben, ha VILLAIN csattan mellet-
te. A magyarral senki sem tud
banni, aki mem ismeri. Eleg volt
egyetlen napnak gyujto tiize es
melegsege, hogy 1S4S marcus
15-en olyan forradalmat teremt-
sen ez nep, amilyen meg mem
volt az egesz vilagnak a tortene-
teben, amiert mas orszagban any
nyi yer folyt, ohazankban egyet-
len nap nehany 0raja alatt ur es
paraszt egybeoml6 ,egetvero lei
kesedeeevel megteremtettek egy
modern Magyarorszag tortenelmi
fundamentumat. Amerika ma
gyar nepere var most ez a fela-
dat, hogy uj korszakot teremtsen
meg magyar t0rtenelemben. A
magyarnak csak kigyulladva, eg-
We lehet profetalni. A Detroit
Budapest megallasnelkili ocean.
reptiles olyan vallalkozas, mely
halalos elszantsaggal vi idok, u.
programjat jelenti az amerikai e
canadai magyar k0zeletben.
Egyhazak es egyletek nagyer
demii vezetoihez es nepehez val
intezve a felhiyas, hogy tamogas
SAX az oceanrepules akci6jat.
A kozponti penztarnok Reeves
Kalman SOO5 w. Jefferson Ave.
Detroit, Mich. kezeli az iizene
kHld6 levelezolapekat. Eek a le
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27
A NAGYBIzOTTsAG
GYttLEST TARTOTT


(Folytatas az 1-so oldalr6D
gadta meghivast. A mask SEQ
nok meghivasat titkarra es Bor-
sy-Kerekes esperes-lelkeszre biz
TAX. n
Elhataroztak, hogy titkar
keszitessen 200 meghivot ameri-
kaiak reszere es AIT kuldje XII.
Egyszersmind k0sz0nettel veszik
tudomasul, hogy meghiv6kert
es ropcedulakert az Amerikai
Magyar Hirlap nyomdaja semmit
sem szamit.
A varosi es megyei tisztviselok
meghivasara kikuld0ttek az elmo
kot, titkart, Ft. Varlaky Sandort
es Mt. Borsy-Kerekes Gyorgyot.
A szallag jelvenyek beszerzeset
Gagyi Janos penztarnokra biz
tax.
AZ iinnepely az Eagle Hallban
a Raven Ave. es Holmes st. sar-
kan marcus loan delutan 2 ora
kor kezd6dik es a program bealli-
tasa szerint ct ora elott vege lesz.
A terem kiveteler6l Katoch tesz
jelentest.
A nagybizottsag kimondja, =
hogy ez evben semmifele kollek-
tat nem rendez.
A k0lts6gek el6teremtesere
azonban keri a k0zonseget, hogy
az ajt6nal szallagjelvenyt tet-
szes szerinti 0sszeggel valtsa meg
es hogy legyen tekintettel ARA,
hogy kolIektalas mem lesz. Az ldel
k0ltsegek valamivel nagyobbak
lesznek mint rendesen.
A tovabbi teendoket bizott-
Sagra bizzak.
A naeybizottsag a kossuth
K0rnek 1929. masodik felevre XII
utalia szokasos - dollar felevl
gyiilesterembert. a Kossuth kOr
befizette az 1929. evi 50 tagsagi
dijat.
Egyebb targy mem leven, az ell
n0k gyiilest bezarta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27
AZ ALLIANCE, o. MAGYAR
REFORM. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kohl:
KRUCHIO ANTAL,
ref. lclkesz.

Temetesre hivta egyhazunknak
harangja az alliancei magyar test
vereket, ugyaniS e no 19-en te-
mettiik e! D0zsa Imre testveriin-
ket, akit a County Roadon 0lt
meg Melvin limerick sebringi la
kos. A gyaszszertartas haznal
vette kezdetet, a pagy.. ref. temp
lomban folytat6dott, d kopors0t
az 0zv. Orban Julianna, az ct ar
va: Imre, Rakhel, Bella, Juliska eS
La JOS alltall k0riil a rokonokkal
es jobaratokkal, valamint a kis
Margittal, meIy- harom h0napos
D0zsa Imre testveriink Is evyel
ezelott jott Amerikaba Maros
Torda varmegye Kibed kozsegb6l
es legnagyobb idejet Allianceban
! t0lt0tte, egyediil csak a munka-
max cit. Hiilt porait a City teme-
toben helyeztjill 0rok pihen6re
A Lorantffyak evi bankettje
es a zaszl6avatas jov6 vasarnap,
azaz marcus no 2-an d. Il. 4 ora
kor veszi kezdetet templomban.
Erre az iinnep6lyre nagyon sokan
kesziilnek, a Lorantffyak unnepe-
lyei mindenkor szepek szoktak is
lenni S ugy anyagiakban, mint er
kolcsiekben is sikeresek mindeg.
Az iinnepely most kettos, skier
erdekeben nemcsak szOrgalmaS
moi kezek, hanem az egyhaz elol-
iaroi is munkaIkodnak. Az eimult
vasarnap a notestverek ugy ha-
taroztak, hogy a banketthez silk
seges elelmiszereket mind 0ssze-
adjak, hogy csak bevetel legyen
es tizen0t darab tyukot mar meg
is ajanlottak testvernok. Szere-
tettel kerjuk azon n0testverein-
ket, akik meg nem adtak, hogy-
ha tehetik adakozzanak site
menyt, mivel zaszlot az ameri-
kai testverek adjak, ICY tobben
reszt fognak venni ugy az isten-
tszteleten mint a banketten, 10
volna, ha az asztalOkra magyar
sutemenyek keriilnenek. Eel te-
hat mindannyian es munkalkod-
junk a skier erdekeben.
Egyhazunkban az elmult va
sarnap volt megteritve az Urnak
scent asztala, sajnos az, hogy ke-
vesen jarultak az Ur asztalahoz
sot itten az a ferde szokas van
hogy ha valaki az Urvaesoraval
mem akar elni, akkor a templom
ba sem jGn fel es rcmelve, hog!
ha lassan is, de lit is egyszer ri
teriink rendes Ultra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-02-27
A NILES, or REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
K0zli; CSEPKE ISTvAN ref. lelk6as
Templom q West Second Street-sn.
Par6chia a templommal szembsA

Prezsbiteriumunk szombaton
marcius Len tartja rendes havl
gyiileset szokott helyen es lido
ben. Februar h6naprol fegjuk az
elszamolast megejteni es egyeb
iigyeinket elintezni.
Bojti aldozas. Marcus 9-en lesz
megteritve egyhazunkban az Ul
asztalas a bojti idoszak alkalma-
Dol. Azert jelezziik j6elore da-
tumot, hogy legyen mindenkinek
alkalma kello keszuletre. Vide
XII testvereinket is szeretettel hiy-