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eight rounds. Mitchell was injured
in the second round but finished the
bout.
Three knockouts opened the card.
Dick Porter, Anderson welterweight,
dropped Cy Virgins of Shelbyville
in the second round. Bud Clark,
Vincennes welterweight, had Roger
Blair of New York down for six
count in the second round and out
in the third.
Young Hebe, Cincinnati bantam,
opened the knockout festivities by
flooring Harry Babrick in the third
session. In an emergency scrap, Joe
Moore trounced Ray Bartell in four
rounds.
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Topping Saturdays card will be
the appearance of Orville Hooker's
highly touted Newcastle five against
Tim CampbelPs Tech snipers here.
Newcastle, conquerors of Muncie,
surprised state fans last week by
drubbing Anderson. A victory over
the Trojans, who boast sucn stars
as Rowe, center, and Huffman,
guard, would be a big feather in
Techs cap.
Two for Manual
Manuals rapidly improving cagers
will tackle a double bill, playing at
home against Edinburg on Friday
and journeying to Upton for a
Saturday engagement Upton was
beaten by Shortridge last week, and
the southsiders are hoping for
double triumph this weekend.
Washington is another local five
to attempt a double killing, enter
tanning Beech Grove on Friday and
going to Southport on Saturday.
bOCh OF the county qu1nCetS are
doped to give the west-siders real
battle.
Cathedral will get into action
again Friday against Cicero. Wal
ter Floyd has developed strong
team at Cicero and will give the
Irish a. real tussle. On Saturday,
Coach Dienhart's cagers will go to
Mooresville.
Ripple VS.. Greenwood
Broad Ripple will attempt to get
back into the win column against
Greenwood here Friday, and then
will journey to zionSville for a tilt
on Saturday.
Crispus Attucks will play two
road engagements, lacking Prince
ton on Friday and Evansville on
Saturday. Coach Shellrourne's team
is in top shape after long holiday
rest.
Coach Lou Reichel Is seeking a
game for his Park school squad this
week.
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TWO SOUTHPORT TILTS

Two tits are on the net card of
the Southport Cardinals this week,
Ben Davis at Ben Davis Friday
night and Washington of Indian
apolis at Southport Saturday night.
These games viii be the last before
the Cardinals compete in the Mar
ion county tourney Jan. is and II.
Ben Davis won the county title
last year and Southport is out to
land the laurels this season.
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Robins Sign 81
Exhibition Tits

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. THE Brook
lyn Robins will play thirty-one ex-
hibition games in preparation for
the 1881 National League baseball
season. Five of the games will be
played in Havana.
The Robins will open their yexhi-
bition season in Tampa, Fla, on
March 8 in a game with the Gin
cinnati Reds, and close with brace
of games against the New York
Yankees April Hip in Brooklyn.
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going down. but only after the roll-of of
The Patterson Shade VS.. Feeney Furni-
ture match was a thriller, the Shade girls
winning the odd game with three-game
Dawson was the outstanding star during
TINS play. rolling games Of 234. 204 and
1856 for a three-game total of 6S4.
Lee of the White Rose Gas team set
new new single game record when she scored
team won the odd game from Peerless
Electric.
- Led by Alice Shea who had $50 total,
the Geisen Product girls also won two
from the indianapolis Medical Glass quin-
tet.
Other 500 totals in addition to Dawson
and Shea, included Johns. Sill: McAnly.
21S la dfathTE0g: 5s4; Lee; 577 McPanlsi' ss5
Cox. 500; Harlan. 526; Juneman, $50; Bax-
ter. 500; Richabaugh, $40. and Aliinder.
This series was the first for the Pat
1 reTi;n SHADE under this name the team
Good Fellows all season.
Elder was best over the three-game
at the Hote Xnler With total of se sOs
while Akard COPIED high single game when
ne finished 4tIs with a SEQ. score OF 256 Memorial
II. Holiday and Haywood Barcus COPIED
the odd game from '40 and 81 and Mad
den Nottingham. Spencer, one of the stars
OF this loop. tossed in mere 1913 in his
second try.
Indianapolis Power and Light and IN
dian Refining won three games from Cen
trail States Envelope and G. & c. Foun-
dry during the Commercial League series
at, the Illinois alleys. Other games de-
clded two to one favored a. G. w. of A.
Jewel Tea and citizens Gas over Crescent
Hanna was on: scoring sos for the A. c.
W. OF A. in their Crescent Paper match
and 631 when they rolled Motor Tire Co.
Earl Brights Gibson. team stayed lucky
with 753 score to their opponents 682
during the Automotive series on the Illi-
nois alleys. Walerich g. Co. also won
Two from Marmon Sales as State Auto
with Ed Faust hitting for total of 661
lining and Hoosier Motor also won three
from Lauth Chevrolet and United Tire
Bartholemew and Parsons were also over
the 600 mark with counts Of SIC and COL.
Jack Hendricks Jr.. member Of the
Club Giants. is on his honeymoon, which
includes Havana. Cuba.
intermediate League games on the Up
town drives resulted in a three-game win
for Illinois Supply. Martin Truck and
tieth and Central and .Hoosier Furniture
and two-game win for Mills Pie and
Banquet Ice Cream from the Easterns and
Shultz Furniture. Mace had a els total
to top the field. Stevenson was second
with 604. while Slater showed on SOB.
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S2,243 FOR CHARITY
BIZ United Press

bW JHtttU FTG88
NEW YORK, Jan. Jack Curley,
wrestling promoter, has turned over
a check for $2,243 to Mayor Wal
ker's committee on unemployment
relief. The check represents one
fifth of the gross receipts of the
wrestling card held in Madison
Square Garden, Dec. %.
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Games at Shortridge
and Tech Hold Stage
Stonecutters, With Victory Over State Champions, viii
Battle Blue Friday and Trojans Will Tackle Green
Saturday; Other Local Contests Carded.

Two Of the flock upset quntets attained
den prominence by surprising will prep
courts this week
Bedford Stone cutters, Of
champs IN the recent blind tourney Vincenes will
Kenneth PeteTmans
Friday
without Shoridge plays Saturday
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Carideo Receives Grid Title
Award and Check for 1000

at the city hall reception, Carideo,
as a representative of the Notre
Dame team, received from Mayor
Walker the Albert Russell Erskine
award, large cup, emblenatic of
the national football championship.
Knute Rockne, the veteran Notre
Dame coach, shared the city hall
honors with his star football pupil.
A committee Of Mt. Vernon
citizens presented Carideo with
a check for $1,000, which he turned
over to his father and mother after
briefly thanking his friends"
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ST. PHILIPS WINNER

st. Philips A. O. defeated Kin
CAMS Tuesday night, Al to 90. Cas-
key, former Butler star, led the
Saints offense and Mullins starred
on defense. Melbourne was best for
the losers.
Saints viii meet Meteors next
Tuesday in their gym at $50 Eastern
avenue at $3.50 p. m.
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TTAVE you had your early season
i i tournament yet? Everybody's
doing it-join the crowd. Don't be
a wall flower. Maybe your friends
will laugh when you walk out on
the floor and start to play, but you
can surprise them, look at Bedford.
Here's testimonial from Muncie:
Dear Doctor: After playing in one of
your tournaments. I find that everybody
thinks I'm a much better team. In fact,
I've been pretty good all along. OF course
I lost two games to Frankfort. one of them
in a tournament. but in the latter event
learned enough that two nights later 1
came back and ran the athletes foot right
of the Hot Dogs. j did the same thing
last year, once in one of your tournaments
and in one Of Or. Ihsaa's tournaments
and four out of fve Of my best friends
wouldn't tell me could do it. Your friend,
Muncic Bearcat."
And From Bedford-"Dr. Doctor: I've
was getting along fairly we'll when | ran
INTO Roomp pSsD Now en6 dne 10 h9r
anvbodv. but they crushed me into in
Sensibility. I staggered through rev
offer / entered tournament. 1 took two
bottles Of victory at Vincennes. the las. last
a1 sss TO mS R: f adde r0T N fdm
Please send me few more bottles to keep
me up their. I hope I don't have, re
Shortridge. Yours. Bedford Basketeers."
A S more or less positive proof
IA that the tourney craze is
sweeping the state like miniature
golf took the vacant lots. Blackboard
begs to inform you that at least
three four-team events are on the
program for the forthcoming Sat-
urday, to say nothing of a couple Of
county Journeys and an eight-team
event at Hagerstown. Add these to
your already staggering list of
county, invitational, etc, meets, re-
serve space for twice that many
more, and what have you got-well,
YOU probably have fairly long list.
You don't need to save any space
for the sectionalS. regions and state
flnals-they don't count.
For instance. IL Greensburg can come
through the biz event on their home court
with ConnersvilIe, Columbus and Frank
lin. historians probably will record that
on Jan. 10. 1881 A. D.. the famous tree
mot the one the smithey stood under)
was ierked from its precarious position
atop the GrcensburE court house and used
20 add local color to the gigantic bonfire.
which. incidentally, also destroyed the
court house.
Greensburg Is coming along in fine style.
Connersville found II rather difficult TO
grab four point margin over the Pirates
last week, and Columbus may find &c
harder Friday night. Franklin also has
shown nacheS Of power. Unless something
slips somewhere. IL should be Connersville.
with Greenyburs running q close second.
rhen they lock up the Pirate gym in Doc
poe's home town Saturday night.
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n
TINE last-place Boston Red So8
Il were the first major team to
get the club roster in print and
mailed out to the sports scribes, and
size-up of the squad indicates the
Beantown boys are not likely to re-
linquish their lease on the American
League cellar. The team had only
two three-hundred hitters last year
Earl Webb, 1923 and Bill Sweeney
309. Tom Oliver was close with .293
The Red SOx, as a whole, batted
.264, though the team showed well on
the defense. Perhaps a few of the
1881 rockies will step in and help
matters with the bIudgeOn. Gene
Rye, coming up from Waco, dubbed
the sphere for 1867 down Texas way
ShortstOp Marquardt hit .324 al
Nashville and may crowd out Rab-
bit Warstler, who went from In
dianapOlis to Boston.
The best sport cartoon of the new
year in the opinion of this column
is the one showing a prize fight with
one palooka knocked stiff and fiat
on the canvas. The referee is near
the ropes, with hand appraised, and
shouting: "IS there a taxidermist in
the CrOWd?''
THERE are no fraternities at
Il Notre Dame to foment campus
politics, a handicap at many col
leges, especially in athletics when
the frats wage warfare for captain
cies and other sport honors. Several
years ago a number of Notre Dame
students organized q club, named it
the Pipe and Bowl and charter
members tried to act exclusive.
Knute Rockne kept quiet.
The famous coach waited until the night
OF the college Ministries to saueIch any
and all efforts to organize fraternity at
NOtre Dame. Unannounced on the pro-
gram and nut on as an added attraction"
tho curtain shot up and one Of ROckne's
huskiest grid guards strOlIed across the
stage carrying large section of sewer
pipe. Following him was another famous
football star carrying gigantic bowl. The
hall was in an uproar and that was the
last Of the Pipe and Bowl Club.
= =
MURRAY HOWELL, righthanded
1V1 hitting outf1elder, who landed
on the Brooklyn roster by pur-
chase last fall, batted 1874 for
Greenville in the Sally League last
year and his 1929 mark was ,341.
Howell is a six-footer and weighs
214.
Good business or Just good luck. Billy
Evans Is not willing to say. At any rate
he passed up both Roy Johnson and Smead
JoIley and took Earl AveriII instead when
dickering with the Coast League a couple
of seasons ago. He got AveriII for small
money compared with the $4,000 Detroit
paid for Johnson and the $4,000 the
White SOx sheIled out for JOlley. AverilI
is the class Of the trio now.
II
Sheriff Fred Blake the pitcher. has an
interesting boyhood yarn. His father. and
the Sabbath and one Sunday he. slipped
away to another town near his home in
West Virginia to do some pitching in a
mound at the CRY of play ball'' he dis
covered the umpire was his dad.
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Y Or : u: z Rae : :ss!!!
3 o X E L L


around these parts is Jan. 1917, the
county tourney DAYS. and Jan. 1924. when
the city tossers will get together.
Two games, two upSetS. Illinois
and Purdue at the bottom, Michi-
gan and Wisconsin on top. If this
thing keeps up long enough maybe
Minnesota yet will win Big Ten
basket title.
Coach of Athens Netmen in
Wreck-headline. He probably
thought it was just another Hoo
Sier basketball team.
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Cage Results Tuesday
COLLEGE SCORES

COLLEGE SCORES
Franklin. 81: Wabash. 10.
Notre Dame. 81: Ohio State. "a.
Michigan. 90: Purdue. %.
Indiana Reserves. "a: Illinois Reserves,
Chicago. 20: Marquette. 20.
Heidelberg. 50: Dayton. %.
MuskinEum. 81: Ashland. 30.
Mt. Union. 81. Kent. %.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Froebel (Gary). "a: Wallace Gary. %.
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Franklin Rally
Beats Wabash

By Times Special
FRANKLIN, md, Jan. rally
ing in the final period after trail
ing 10 to 4 at time, Franklin
college cagers nosed out Wabash
here Tuesday night. 81 to 10. With
the count tied at 19-all and thirty
seconds to play, Surface, Franklin
guard, crashed under the hoop TO
score the winning points.
Franklin tailed only one field
goal in the initial period. Chase,
Bowman and Howell were outstand-
ing performers for the Scarlet, while
Downey and Surface we're best for
the winners. Both teams scored
seven times from the field.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-07
Tigers Billed
at Ball Gym
By Times Special

~ tHttS Sp6Ciub
MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. Two
games face Coach McCracken's Ball
State Cardinals this week. The De
PAW Tigers will appear at Ball
gym Thursday night in a tilt that
originally was booked for Green
castle.
Saturday night the Muncie net
artists will journey to Indianapolis
for return game with Indiana
Central. In their first battle the
Greyhounds were defeated, 81 to 33.
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HOOSIER FIVE BEATEN

b Times NpectdI
FIT. WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 7. - Fl.
Wayne Hoosiers dropped to third
place in. the American Professional
Basketball League here Tuesday by
dropping Il to Is tilt to Brook
lyn, current leaders of the race.
Rochester moved into second place.
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Bu United press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. Frank
Carideo, all-American quarter back
of the 1890 Notre Dame football
team, today found himself in the
category of New York's city hall
heroes that includes Arctic ex-
plorers, channel swimmers and
transatlantic f1iers.
He was received at the city hall
Tuesday afternoon by Mayor James
j. Walker and in the evening was
the guest of honor at a dinner
given by $50 citizens of Mt. Vernon,
Franks home town.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-07
New York Mitt Heads May Name
Sharkey Heavyweight Champion

available, for as soon as he even
so much as dickers with the Schmel-
ing interests he will be suspended.
With Stribling and Schmeling out
Of the picture, Sharkey would be as
conspicuous among the contenders
as water lily in death valley and in
all probability would be named as
the new champion.
If Sharkey should be named
champion by the commission and
StIibling and Schmeling fight for
the title in Illinois under the N. B.
A. banner, the world, whether it
wants 'em or not, will have two
heavyweight champions, or half
champions"
HOPE FOR ADJUSTMENT
By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. Hopes for an
adjustment of the differences sur
rounding Max Schmeling and the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-07
CHICAGO GOLFER LEADS
BIZ United Press

ny CHttcU Eftoo
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. shooting
rs over the wind-spens links here
Tuesday Win Day of Chicago set the
first day pace in the qualifying
round of the Miami midwinter anna
teur golf tourney. Lee Chase of
Buffalo was second with n, fol-
lowed by Jack Villas of Chicago
with 10.
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NOtre Dame
Five Shades
Ohio State

By Times Special
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 7. -
With Newbold and DeCook setting
the pace, Notre Dame scored its
first cage victory in four starts
against Big Ten foes by nosing out
Ohio State, 81 to "a here Tuesday.
A rally in the closing minutes, after
the Buckeyes had piled up % to
10 edge with five minutes to play,
gave the Irish the victory.
Notre Dame led most of the first
half, but a field toss by Hinchman
put Ohio in front at half time, IL
to IL.
Fesler led the Buckeyes, with
Lively and Hinchman sharing scor-
ing honors. Baldwin turned in
sparkling defensive game for the
Irish.
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HOOK ON FRIDAY BILL

Eddie Roberts, local bantam, wiz
meet Henry Hook, Elwood, In the
six-round semi windup at Riverside
Friday night.
George Downey and Frankie San
some. featherweights, will battle in
the eight-round main go. There
will be three four-round prelims.
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KILEY WILL RETURN
By Times Special

By Times Special
AUBURN, Ala. jan. 8.-Roger
Kiley, former Notre Dame star. will
return to Auburn next fall as part
time assistant to Chef Wynne, head
grid coach. Wynne also is from
Notre Dame.
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COOLER CUE WINNER

In the only match scheduled for
the state three-cushion billiard
tourney this week, Harry Cooler
easily defeated Cleve Kepner, so to
p, in ssventy-one innings Tuesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-07

MINTIRE WINS SHOOT
J. c. McIntire broke 43 targets
to cop top honors at Crooked Greek
Gun Club Tuesday. Mills was sec
ond with 40 and Brendel third
with 80.
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Greensburg Is coming along in fine style.
Connersville found II rather difficult TO
crab Tour point margin over the Pirates
harder Friday night. Franklin also has
SHOWN uacneS Of power. Unless something
slips somewhere. Il should be Connersville.
when they lock up the Pirate gym in Doc
Dot's home town Saturday night.
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This series was the first for the Pat
terson Shade under this name. the team
rolling having been known as the Five
Good Fellows all season.
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other 500 totals in addition to Dawson
and Shea. included Johns. 511: McAnly,
SIG; Lathrop, 534; Lee. SIT: Mcdaniel, 565;
Burnett; $40: Weisman; 534: Bunch. STA;
Cox. 500: Harlan. 526; Juneman. $50; Bax-
ter. 500; Richabaugh, $40. and Aliinder.
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Led by Alice Shea who had 500 total,
the GeiSen Product girls also won two
from the indianapolis Medical Glass quin-
tet.
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He was suspended and all that. but
sweet charity interviewed in the form Of
the New York milk fund. and back came
schmcIinE for a S177.OOO touch. This was
obtained by boxing Sharkey little less
than four rounds. and by grovelling on
the canvas as his little manager, Joe
Jacobs shouted FOUL"
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Jack Hendricks Jr., a member Of the
Marmon Sales and American Business
Club Giants. is on his honeymoon, which
includes Havana Cuba
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Swayzee Hy-Red independent basketball
squad annexed another win Thursday by
defeating Amboy Maytags, 30 to 81 on the
American Legion at Upton next Thursday
eVining. For games with the Hy-Red
team. write j. Fred Frye. Swayzee. Ind.
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What was more. the commission per-
mitted Jacobs attorney to insert clause
in the regular form of contract calling
for SchmeIing to be paid in full regard
less of the outcome.
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The garden has a contract with Schmel-
Ing calling for him to defend his official
championship against an opponent to be
named ninety DAYS before the contest.
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Jacobs had seen to it that his charge
vas well protected. He refused to sign
for the match until the ay-by-round rule
been waived by the Commission. which
showed a. striking disregard for the pro-
lection Of the public.
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This he is perfectly willing to live up to-
but the commissions sudden and mysteri-
Gus stand that Sharkey be accepted with
out delay eRain has brought out the at
Garden TO Jacobs office and to the COM
mission headquarters and back again.
And SchmelnR's name remains IN the
public prints. The New York commission
has declared the heavyweight title vacant
in the Empire state. thus depriv5ng the
German of his crown under its jurisdiction.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-10-22
fogjuk kapni. Mines teh6t semmi
nagyobb oknnk az aggodalnas-
kodasra.
A CAMpBELL, o.-IBAPTIsTA
EaYHAz H1REI
Kohl: :.
REV. BERTALAN ISTvAN.

A mutt heti evangelizalasi es.
tenk igen aldasosnak bizonyult,
mivel esterol-estere nagy szam-
NAL latogattak barataink 6s test
vereink az 0sszej0veteleinket, -
ugy hogy az es6zesek dacara is
t0mve volt a gyiilekezeti helyise-
giink. A hetk0znap esti gyiile-
seinkrol itelve, ugy gondoltuk,
hogy vasarnap estere mem birja
befogadni imahelyisegiink nagy
szamu hallgat6sagot, ICY a Will
son Avenuen lev6 baptista test
vereinkt5l elkertiik templomju-
kat vasarnap estere, melyet SEE
retettel ide is adtak. A problsma
most pedig az volt, hogy NIT TO-
gunk ottan csinalni, mondjuk ha
meg $50 vagy 2OO-an lennonk is,
inert vagy $50 iil6hely van a
tempIomban. Ezen t0prengesunk-
bol felocsudtunk vasarnap este,
amikor templomi iil6helyek ke-
v6snek bizonyultak, ugy hogy
meg lenti termekbH is szekeket
hordtak fel. Dics6sseg Istennek.
A mi evangelista testveriink meg
gy6zoen predikalta listen scent
Igejet. Adjon az Ur boseges ke-
gyelmi erot az elhintett Ige mag
vakra.
A jovo vasarnap este regi he
lyiink0n fogunk 0sszejonni. Te-
mank lesz: "a harom nemzedek".
Szeretettel hivjuk kedves magyar
honfitarsainkat ezen estere is,
vallaskul0nbseg nelkiil.
Istentiszteleteink sorrendje. Va
sarnap reggel 9.3O-kor ima6ra,
l0-11-ig vas. iskola, 11-12-ig pre-
dikaci6; este 7.30-tol predikacio
6s az 1fjusagi Egylet miik0dese.
Szerdan 7.30-kor este imaora es
enekgyakorlat.
Minden 0sszej0veteleinkre sze-
retettel hivunk mindenkit.
Oszinte felebarati szeretettel
a Hitk0zseg Eloljar6saga.