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The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
MRS. CLYDE PATTON
DIES AT BILLINGS

Friends of Mrs. Clyde Patton.
a former resident of Wolf Point,
were saddened when it was learned
Tuesday that she had passed away
Monday night at a Billings hospit-
al where she recently underwent a
major operation.
The Pattons came to Poplar
from Illinois in 1909 and a few
months later moved to Wolf Point,
Mr.. Patton being sub-agent here
until the summer of 1915 when he
went into the elevator business.
He bought two lots on Custer
street and build a home there.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Patton identi-
fled themselves with the social
and civic life of the town and aid
ed in every worthwhile enterprise.
Mrs. Patton was a charter mem
Der of the Civic League, now the
Women's club, and at one time
served as its president. She was
instrumental in securing a circu-
lating library for Wolf Point when
the town was a small village. She
was president of the Red Cross
during the war and for the year
following when the work was con-
tinued. In this position she gave
u~nreservedly of her time and
strength and was a good executive
and able leader. When the first
epidemic of flu broke out here
and the Smith rooming house was
turned into a hospital, both Mr..
and Mrs. Patton devoted all their
time to caring for the flu patients.
and doubtless there are some in
community who owe their lives
to their m~inistrations.
The Pattons left Wolf Point in
1922 going from here to C%entraIia.
III. Later they returned to Mon
tana where Mr.. Patton at two diff
ferent times was in the Indian ser
vice on the Crow Indian agency.
They also spent a few years at
Manhattan, but recently their
home has been at Powell. Wyo.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
CATHOLIC BOYS CLUB
INSTITUTED in WOLF PIT.

Twenty boys of the Immaculate
Conception parish met at the
Knights of Columbus hall Sunday
afternoon to form the nucleus OF
the Wolf Point chapter of the
Young Mems Institute, an organi-
zation of Catholic boys between
the ages of 16 and 26. Seraphin
LEM was chosen temporary chair
man of the group; and Tom Kelly,
secretary and publicity chairman.
Four committees were charged
with the work of planning the
winter program of the Y. M. 1. The
members of these committees, who
will report at the first regular
meeting of the club Thursday, Oc-
tober 20, are as follows: Wilfred
GIFTS, social chairman, Frank Bogut,
Francis Olson and Bernard Geisen;
Phillip Courchene, athletics chair
man, Wilfred GIFTS and George
Weeks; Melbourne Coffey, mem
bership chairman, Tom Kelly and
Richard Courchene; and Eugene
Dougherty, religious chairman, Mi
10 Odds and Joseph Maier.
w. w. Carver, executive secre-
tary of the Y. M. I. with head
quarters in Great Falls, outlined
the organization and program of
the boys club in the diocese, and
reviewed what has been done by
the Young Mems Institute in Sid
ney, Lewistown. Miles City. Bill
ings, Great Falls, Black Eagle.
Malta, Glasgow, and other towns
in Montana. Rec. A. j. Richard.
and Phil Dougherty and
Ed Krebsbach, advisers of the To-
cal group, also addressed the boys,
pledging the support of themsel-
yes and the Catholic mems organi-
cation to the new movement.
Permanent officers for the en-
suing year will be elected at the
meeting next Thursday, when the
diocesan constitution Of the Y. M.
will also be presented for adopt
ion. All boys between the ages of
and 26 present at that time
will be registered as charter mem
bers of the Wolf Point chapter.
The following boys have joined
the new club:
Seraphin LEM, Melbourne COT
Francis Olson, Wilfred GIFTS,
Philip Courchene, Richard Courch-
enc, Milo Odds, Frank Bogut, Ar
.hur Knabe, Arthur Moran, Leon
Il Moran, Aloysius Cody, Joseph
Maier, Lewis Buchanan. Martin
Buchanan, DeVere Dougherty, Bern
Lrd Geisen, Francis Buchanan, Leo
Eugene Dougherty, Tommy
Kelly, Wilbur Schillinger, Clar- ;
nee Bogut, George Weeks.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
Farmers Union In Thee-Day State Convention; 800 Delegates and Members Attend
All Sections of State Represented; National President
Makes Address Thursday, M. w. Thatcher Speaks
Friday; Interesting Programs; Balloting Saturday

Hundreds of farmers and farm
women. many of whom arrived
Wednesday, lined the sidewalks
Thursday morning on the way tC
their convention hall, the Coliseum
where the annual state convention
of the Montana organization of
the Farmers Educational and Co
operative Union of America, open
ed its annual convention.
Besides the state officers and
many county leaders, there were
among them many Terminal de-
partment officials. The convention
was called to order by ]. It. Kelly,
state president, with E. R. Kind
Ter, state secretary at his desk,
and ]. B. Bowser as doorkeeper.
nellie Helmer was installed as Of
fetal stenographer.
The morning hours were devot-
ed to seating delegates and rams
acting routine business. A. T. Lis
tug made the welcoming address.
He said: THE City of Wolf Point
feels highly honored to have your
convention here; while we are not
so well equipped to care of you
as some of our larger towns, our
spirit is with you, and you are in
vited to make use of whatever con-
veniences there are.
THE Farmers Union is an out
standing organization, its name
and it's form may change, but the
principles that it expounds will
never die, these will live on. You
have sound-thinking. good and re
liable men, so that the things they
stand for will always succeed.
These small merchants, these
small bankers and the small bust
men are all your friends, they
are for your program, the relief to
agriculture is a blessing to us all,
MueH lUe pTOuuCeTS Sullet We dIS
all in a bad mess
Your mission is big, your task
is enormous, may you have the
courage and wisdom to perform
Joseph Barry, vice president of
the Richland county union made
he response.
Seats had been built in over the
greater part of the floor space of
he large hall and were nearly
by afternoon, when John A.
simpson, of Oklahoma City, Okla.
rational president, addressed the
convention. Connections with sta
ion KICK had been installed so
hat the address could be broad
asst. President Simpson is an
droit speaker who puts over his
ONT effectively. His spirited
peech filled fully two hours and
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
HARDIN EDITOR VISITS

Charles A. Corkins of the Herald
Tribune, Hardin, has been attend
ing the Farm Union convention
here this week and The Herald
acknowledges a pleasant call from
him. Mr.. Corkins is a member OF
the school board at Hardin. He
says that in his district school
buses transport the children from
the rural communities, and that
after having used the buses for a
few years, the school patrons
would not willingly go back to the
old system of rural schools.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14

Dobbeleer, South Valley county,
Glasgow, Ernest w. Carlson, Pra-
irie Elk, John Q. Zuck. Mineral
Bench, Fred C. Jones, Peerless, c.
L. Waring, Yellowstone county,
Leo Butler, -Four Buttes local, M.
z. Rowe, Madoc, H. w. Miller,
Riverside local, Mrs. Roger Cook
son, North Valley county, Theo-
dore limbs, Silver Star local. Dan
iels county, B. f. Jones, Weldon
local; Hugo Christianson. Blaine
county, Emil Bickness, Lindsay.
P. H. Oehmke, Zurick.
The visitors far outnumber the
delegates and II would be impos-
sible to obtain a complete list Of
them, but it would be safe to say
that a good share of the Farm
Union members within convenient
driving distance of Wolf Point have
been in attendance.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
DOUBLE SILVER WEDDING
FOR SAND CREEK FOLKS

After church service last Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Sickles and Mr..
and Mrs. C. A. Buxton were very
much surprised when the minister,
Rev. MILAN, announce there would
be a double wedding ceremony per
formed and more so when they
learned they were to be the
"brides" and "grooms". Again the
brides of 25 years dutifully prom
ised to obey, after which a bount-
full wedding dinner was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Sickles and Mr.. and Mrs.
Buxton wish very much to thank
their kind friends for the thought
fulness in helping them to celebrate
their silver wedding days which
occurred very near the same dates.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
10TH CARNIVAL
Is UNDER WAY
QUEEN CANDIDATES GARNER
VOTES; THURSDAY, FRI
DAY PRIZES

The tenth annual trade carniva
opened Thursday, two days in ad
vance of the usual period. TIL,
Farmers Union big state convent
ion has had the major portion O
attention Thursday and today, ant
the Bargain Carnival will not gel
into full swing until Saturday.
A list of over 20 candidates fo1
queen of the carnival have filed
and r receiving the votes of their
friends. The standing of the queen
candidates, and the list of Thurs
days and today's prize winners,
follow.
Queen Candidates
Queen candidates and their votes
as totalIed Thursday evening. FL
len Appelgren, 10000, Eileen And
erson, 1880, Leona ArtZ, 10000,
Louise Anderson, 10000; Edna
Bushman, 10000, Alta Cusker, 49,
400; Pearl Eggebrecht, 1890, Ruth
Hanson, 1890, Belle Kwasney
1O,1O0 Avis Lund 20,S0O; Merle
Mergle 10,1O0; Elsie Neufeld H.
700; Viola Nail 1890; Grace Pha-
len 12,400, Viola Simons 10000;
Vivian Sand 1920, Violet Renville
10,100, Valria Reason 10000, Phyl-
lis Teller 1890, Florence Tilton
10000, Edith Wilson 10,100, Verna
Winship 1900, Pearle Yarde H.
100, Lorraine Youngkin 10000.
Day Prizes
Day prizes were won as follows:
$500 C. H. DeVaney; $500 each,
o. Tang, Stanley Nees, Flaxville,
Kittie Cassidy, Oswego, M. Loen-
dorf, Vida, C. Holm, E. S~hefelbine,
Nicknall, 2. 2. Taylor, Albert O..
Esenson, Ossette, John R%edikopp,
Philip Wagner.
Friday Prize Winners
$500, John Thista; $500 each
to L. M. Clayton, M. H. Inglehart,
Clark Nelson, A. Hoversland, Was
ka, Guy Sickles, Sand Creek, Ruth
Hanson, H. Baird, Ossette, Fred
Small, Esther Halverson, 0. Thorn
burg.
Queen Standings Friday Night
Avis Lund, $4,000, Aileen And
erson $4,000, Grace Phalen, $4,000,
Ruth Hanson, $4,000, Verna Win
22,100, Alta Cusker, 1920,
Elsie Neufeld, 1920, Viola Simons,
IA, 200, Pearl Eggebrecht, 14,2OO,
Vivian Sands 1000, Louise And
srson 1890, Viola Nail, 1890,
Phyllis Teller 1890, Florence Til
on 12,S00, Leona Artz 1880,
PEARL Yarde 1890, Belle Kwasney
1 900, Edna Bushman 11,600, Ell
en- Appelgren 11,600, Valria Reas-
n II, 400, Edith Wilson 11,20O,
IerIe Mergel 1920, Lorraine
youngkin 10000, Violet Renville I
$500.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
DOLLY DEAN BURGESS HERE

Mrs. Dolly Dean BURGESS, OF
Helena was in the city last week
and met with the county board in
the interests of the Florence Crit
denton home at Helena. Mrs. Bur
CESS, a prominent federated club
is the only travelling rep
re%sentative of the home, which is
carving on a necessary and a
uable work in the only service,
she SAYS that is not duplicated in
some form by the state.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
r N HERE

Besse e. Honey, democratic
nominee for county superintendent
of schools, visited this end of the
county Saturday in the interest OF
her campaign. She was accompan-
led by her son, o. T. Honey. Mrs.
Honey is a longtime resident of the
county, and has taught in this
county for eleven, the last seven
being at the Lanark school.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
COOKS VISIT

Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Cook came
today to spent a few days in Wolf
Point. They have been at Williston
visiting on their way here from
Deadwood. MI. Cook says there has
been lots of snow and rain in South
Dakota and they came through q
lot of mud on the way up here.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
CONVENTION DELEGATES

Delegates to the convention in
clude J. T. Kelly, president, of
Castagne, Mrs. J.. c. Bronson,
Townsend, E. R. Kinder, Billings,
]. B. Bowser, Roy, ]. C. McIntire,
Musselshell, w. S. Good, Wolf
Point, d. L. Scarrow, Power, con-
ductor, B. w. Bailor. members of
the state board, o. B. Horsford,
S~unnyside local, Wolf Point, Will
lam L. Zanto, Highwood, A. B. Gar
berg, Oil Dome local, Whitehall, F.
]. Butcher, Rossfork local, Will P.
Bezdek, Brook local, Lewistown,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pithoud, Fromberg
local, Carbon county, ]. w. Hitch
cock, Carter, Mrs. S. A. Hineman,
Larslan, o. E. Jones, Acton, Glenn
o. Malvern, Big Sheep Mountain
local, Brockway, Will Schank,
Roberts, O.. A. Johnson, Bloomfield
local, John j. Nadwarnick,, Pleas
antview local, Glendive, w. H.
Gutenberg, Otter Local, Moorhead,
Emil F. Brost, Marsh, Charles L.
Russell, BToadus, Elmer Ladwig,
Glendive, VIM. McGaughey, Stipek
local, Glendive, Ben Jones, Belle
Prairie local, Glendive, John Lyle.
Joplin, Matt Ola, Geyser, Edward
Temple, North Star local, H. D.
Joplin, N. A. Peterson,
Francis Heights local, C. ]. Bar
rett, Hobson, Lloyd Mckinley,
Carter, Charley Good, Portage, F.
A. Stoke, Conrad, John Keil, Led
ger local, C. D. Stoltz, Fisher Flats
local, C. o. Oleson, Olando, Andrew
Hellstern, Lime Creek local, Harry
Opheim, c. c. Parker,
Pondera Co., John Roberts, Waller,
P. Cole and A. Lee Craig, Mott,
Kay, Union, VIM. Wallen-
stein, Teton Co., Frank Jirsa, Hopp
.ocal, Big Sandy, Peter Lacanuth,
Pendroy, M. e. Sutton, South Val
ey. Dave Davidson, Diamond Val
ey, Dutton, j. Q. Wilson, Cotton
wood local, Havre, Paul Mathis,
3ole local, Lyle Standish, Beck To-
Bole. Alfred Schwartz, Fair
Jew local, Bloomfield, Joseph L.
arson, Hill county, Havre, Mrs.
7. D. Wergin, H. j. Ladwig, Intake,
\. F. Ferris, Judith Basin county,
J. G. Baird, Ossette, CLAUS o. Ha-
EN-, Richey, John Beck, Vida local,
ida, Art Rensvold, Dry Fork To-
Wolf Point, Glen E. Stone, Hill
rest local, VIM. King, Elmdale To-
al, Richland county, A. w. Schan- 1
ell, Line Coulee local, V. T. Hart ,
ey, Rock Creek local, August Mel
on, Volt, John Monagl, Mountain I
lew local, Lauritz Jensen, Girard {
zeal, Fred Mabee, Fergus county. f
Y. G. Brassier, Roy farmers local, :
lartin Larsen, Dagmar, John j..
eigle Bad Route local, Olaf Swan :
On, Sioux Pass, Mrs. VIM. Nelson, !
outh Barker. S. w. Norgaard and
!. R. McVay. Andes local, Mrs. H. i
d. Bjorklund and C. M. Peterson.
ashua, T. j.. Clingman, South
ench local, Alfred H. Kiser, Peer
IS, H. V. Johnson, Sand Creek. T
.artin Beck, Vida, McCone county F
John Hurley and Goodwin s
ergh. Froid- julius Cess, Roose- d
ot county, e. K. Bowman, Nine i,
lie Local, Helena, d. S. Nelson, Il
local, Culbertson, Walter c
:. Miller, Nickwall, Emil Moe. F
R. H. Carr, Cow Creek
CAL, A. n. Wankel, Raymond, d
,hn H. LeCornu and Fred Lund- s
IN, Richland, o. R. McCleary. Il
berry Creek, Arthur Neubauer. Il
X. local, Sam Bechtold. Logic [
cal, Dan Campbell, Wolf Creek d
cal, Sheridan county, Jasper De b
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
c. c. Talbot Invites
Friends to Duck Dinner

Charles c. Talbot. leading spirit
of the Farmers Union of North
Dakota, entertained 25 convention
friends at a duck dinner in the
banquet room of the Sherman
cafe at 5:45 this evening. It is
understood to have been a strictly
informal affair without a speaking
program.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
CHANGES

The Wolf Point Drug has been
pa~rtitioning off a portion of the
rear of their store for prescription
counter, which will make it much
more convenient to put up pre-
scriptions.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
HAVE GIRL

Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Delger OF
Poplar have a baby daughter born
last Friday. She has been named
Rita Marie. The little lady's arriv-
al was a surprise to most of the
people in Poplar.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-14
THIS Elk

Has been named as Fire Pre-
ventiOn Week by Governor Erick-
son. What have YOU done for
the cause of safety?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

hagytam mindent, ami kedvet
volt nekem, inert atyam fatal n0t
hozott hazahoz, aki mem melti
ra, hogy anyamnak nevezzem.
A grofn6 kezet nyuita Is biza.
lornmal nyugtatta rattan tekin
tetet.
Jol seitettem, gyermek. On
inkabb ARA valo. hogy baratn6m
legyen, mintsem hogy gyermel1ei-
met nevelje. Mondia. nit tcnne
az en- helyzetemben?
Eeyszerii dolog. gr6fn6. Jd
magyarokat nevelntk gyermeke-
imb6l S j6 magyar cmbert csinal.
lrib feriemb6l.
De hogyan9
Csak akarni kell. gr6fn6.
Macy dologra kepesek a nok. I
TIT beszeltcm neki az ON pa
raszt asszonyaina'k t0rtfnetdt,
akik ferjeiket j6 ultra teritettek
csuffa tettek buitogat6kat,
mikor mar erni kezdett gonosz
terviik vettse.
Melyen elgondolkozott. aztan a
lelkesedts langia fanylett tekinfe-
teben.
- Ok johban atertettek ma
gyar n6 k0telesSfget nehaz idGk
ben. mint en-. Az c~vszcrii paraszt
menEecskek hazafisaga el6tt meg
haitom feiemet $ j6 paldat II We
seek r6luk.
Ujra elindultunk S fclfrtiink a
tct6re. A gr6f i0tt felenk cser-
ies felSl magasszaru vadaszcsn.
maban. arcan piroslott az eIet,
szemei ragyogtak.
- Mi jut eszedbe = monda ns-
metiil = mem a te kis labacskad-
max val6 MT ez
(Folytatink.J
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12

es gyermekek, yamely ntan site
ln6nyt es teat szolgaltak fel a
megjelenteknelS
4 vasarnap az istentisztelet ke-
retfben vizsgaztak konfirmandu-
SANK: 10th Iren, Sebesty6n Iren,
Szkarosi J6zsef IS Istvan. 10th
Janos. varga Pal, Macy Karoly,
Gergely Roza, Kaldy Margit. Sza-
bo Julianna, Kurpe Margit Is 1st-
van es 10th Gizella. A fenticlS
piink6sd iinnepen jarulnak el5-
sz0r az Ur asztalahoz.
Piink0sdi istentiszteletiink reg.
gel 10 6rakor veszi kezdetet. ~
El6tte val6 csiit0rt0k es szombat
este biinbanati istentisztelet van
oral kezdettel.
A sharpsvilleiek figyelmebe :
tekintettel az iinnepre, a rendes
havi istentisztelet es n6egyleti
gyiiles a h6 4. vas;rnapjan lcsz
megtartva.
Farrell -Sharoni r. Is. N5egy-
letiink minden intezkedest meg
tett, hogy Ebolya-balia j6l >ilse-
riiljon. A zenet Mcdve szolgaltat.
ia gzinelSadas is nagyszeriinek
igerkezik. Ez evben minden rtszt-
vev6 ingyen kap egy csokor
ibolyat.
A nyari magyar iskola junius
13-an veszi kezdetet. Az egyhaz
vezetosege megkereste ez iigyhen
az osszes helyi magyar egyleteket
anyagi hozzajarulas vegett. Az
anyagi segitseg elleneben. ,minden
egylet annyi gyermeket kiildhet
ingyenes tanitasra, amennyi dol
larral hozzajarnl az iskola fen
tartasahoz Hissziik, hogy egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
A CAMPBELL, o. .-IBAPTISTA
EGYHAZ HIREI
REV. BERTALAN ISTVAN.

Punk0sd. a Szentlelek kit1lte-
senek scent iinnepet minden hivo
lelek 0r0mmel Hnnepli, mivel Is
tenHnk ezen napon kUldte lie a
vigasztalo Scent lelket a felelme.s
es batortalan tanitvanyainak. -
Boldog, akinek resze van ebben a
dicso egi ajandekban.
Alameritts. Hitk0zsegiinkben
erezhet0en meglatszik Szentle-
lex munkaja ,miyel fent jelzett
napon t0bben lesznek alameritve
Jezus peldajara hullam sirban,
a Szentlelek ereje folytan. Alame
ritesl iinnepelyiink szlovak test
vereink kapolnajaban lesz meg
tartva Reed avennen. delutan
2 6rakor. Ezen iinnepelyre szere-
tettel hivunk minden magyar ba-
ratunkat. Este 1880 kezdettel a
Bethel House-ban fogjnk tartani
istentiszteletunket.
N6egyletiink evi iinnspelye. F.
no 25-en n6egyletiink tartja evi
iinnepelyet, mely alkalommal dra-
matizalva lesz "Barsonyarus
Lidia". Ezen gy0ny0rii el6adast
negy testvern6nk ada el5, mely
el6adas Lidia hit&t Is Frisz az
6rdong6s jovend6mcnd6 lsAny
meggy6gyitasat jellenyi. Az ID.
nepely utan az also tefAnbsn ~
Is bazi siitemeny lesz feissc1g&l.
va csek6ly 10 cent elleneben. A
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
MACY. REF. EaYHAz HIREl
{Folvt. a ,2-ik oldalr6D

Jubileumi iinneples. Egyletek.
egyhazak eleteben fontos evfordu-
l6kat megiinneplik. Ez alkalom-
NAL mem egyhazi jubileumra ke-
szIl el6ljar6sagunk, hanem lelke-
szenek megiinneplestre. Ugyanis
husz esztend5vel ezelott elnyerte
lell,eszi okleveltt, letette lellsf.
szi vizsgat es a philadelphia egy-
hazmegyeben,s mint az ottani ma
gyar gyiilekezet megvalasztott
ielkipasztora- lelkesszf szentelte-
tett. Az cgyhaz prezsbitariuma G
h6 utols6 vasarnapjan. 29.dn is
tentisztelet keretfben emlekezik
meg errol az alkalomr6l. az istcn-
tisztelet utan pedig tarsas vacso.
ra lesz a templom also termeben.
Az iimnepelyt prezsbiterium rem
dezi, a vacsorat a prezsbiterek
mint hivatalos ferfiak felesf@ei
ktszitik el fs szolgaljak fel. Hply-
bell es videki egvhazak 6s egylc-
TEX hivatalOsak erre az iinnepilyy
re. lelkeszeikkel. vezet6ikkel. tag
laikkal egyetemben., a vacsora
arat a rendez6sfg csak 81 centhen
.allapitotta meg. Jegyeket elSre
fog arhlni a rcndezos6g. ,hogy tnd.
jak mennyire k6sziiljenck. ho"v
f0l6sleges pazarlast elkeriiliek.
Magyar el6adas amerikaiak.
el6tt. A Magyar iigy erdekthcn.
ismertet6 el6ada6sokat tartott
egyhdzunk papneja3 a kovetk"zS
helyeken: 67an Foster Memorial
Presbyterian egyhaz anyak-la-
nyok vacsorajan a magyar anyak
r6l. san Homesteaden n6egvlct
jubileuman beszelt. 9-en a Himrod
Baptist Church anyak.lanyok va
csorajan, lien varosunk egvik |
Parent Teacher egyesiilete elStt |
tartott el6adast. 12-en West |
Side School Moters Club.ban tar
totta evi beszamolojat mint ei- |
n0kn6. amikor njb6l. egyhan-
gulag megvalasztottak Parent |
Teacher egyesiilete eln0kenek. |
Ueyancsak 12.en Masonic Eeye-
siilet Youngstown Trias n6cso-
portja elott. Washington 2OO-ik |
dvfordul6janak iinnepelyen tar
tott besz6det Washington ts Kos |
suth cimen Vasarnap a We>tnin-
ster egyhaz ifjusagi 0sszei0veta-
len vesz reszt. hetf0n. loan pedie
Girardban az American Legion
Auxiliary iinnerelyen tart besze-
Diet. Minden alkalommal magyar
szempontok szem el6tt tartasaval
vesz reszt es magyar iigy sol
galatat kivanja szorgalmazni,
T0bb mas meghivast kenytelen
volt visszautasitani, inert fanti
meghivasok elfooadasa is ugyan-
csak sok idot vesz ell rendes k0te-
iess@gtnek vtezaseb6l. meg farad-
sagos is annyi helyen val6 meg
jelenes es az el3adasokra val0 ke-
sziilSdes.
A CAMPBELL O. -IBApTISTA |
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-05-12
egylet sem ter napirendre ke- .
relem felett.
Az ALLIANCE. or MAGYAR
R.EFoRAIATUs EGYHAZ
Lelk esz:
KRUCHI0 ANTAL.

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biinbanat: ;stentiszteletet tar
tunk. Unnep els6 napjan d. e. 10
6rakor veszi kezdetet az istentisz-
tclet, ez alkalomkor meg lesz te-
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litve az Urnak szent asztala IS.
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usq2p! lloHozs z zs9I IoHelo !,
megtartva.