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Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

It really is possible to make a
cellar into something besides a
cellar when one wants to. Mrs.
John Burris was we'll rewarded
for the time she spent in MAX
ing over her cellar into a place
for Jack to have Halloween
party. On Monday evening, when
the guest arrived, all in costume
they were much surprised to find
the basement of the Burris home
all ready for their fun. 1t was
just lovely with many colored
lights, autumn leaves, corn, and
flowers. All of the imps of the
evening, in pictures or silhou-
cites, were hung around the
room. In another part was a
most attractive table, just
heaped with all kinds of fruit
and from this room the refresh
ments were served. The ice
cream was in all kinds of molds
suitable for the occasion, dough-
nuts were there, in numbers. Af-
ter the unmasking, a radio made
music for the dancing. Char
lotte Ryder won the prize for
the best costume, and Dolphus
Wilkins for the funniest. A Gin
derella dance, in which the
girls threw their slippers away,
to be found a Prince Charming,
and dance as a reward was
much enjoyed. An Olympic
contest was another game that
proved to be good fun. Miss
Mary Kinder and Joseph Boston
supervised the games. 1t was
an evening to be remembered.
The guests were Dorothy Pierce,
Betty Hammond, Charlotte Ry-
der, Jean Grier, Fay Ferguson,
Jean Galloway, Marjorie FaiX,
Barbara Marshall, Jean Mulhol-
land, Dorothy Swain, Marjorie
Mulholland, Ann Davis, Agnes
Salmons, Ann Hugg, Sarah Nut
ter, Cornelia Pierce, Remsen
Barnard, Theodore Townsend,
George H. Draper, 3rd, Stephen
Draper, Wilmer LangfOrd,
frankie Mick, Felix Mick, How
ard wilkins, Dolphus Wilkins,
Robert Murphy, Billy Hugg,
Levin Latchum, Irwin Harder,
Norman Bennett, Donnan Holz-
mueller, Jimmie Salevan, Her
bert Jump, and Gordon Manlove.
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1t was with much pleasure
that Mrs. G. Marshall Town
send invited some of her friends
to her home on Wednesday eve
ming, there to meet Mrs. Clar-
ence Prickett, of Smyrna, who
was the honor guest of the eve
ming. Auction bridge was play
ed. The guests were Mrs. Bay
n rd NIrI,o,.to,, AH,c Da,,aca,a Rar-
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Phelps
are being congratulated on the
birth of Gordon Griffith Phelps
in Milford Emergency Hospital
on Thursday, October 81. Mrs.
Phelps will be remembered as
Miss Phyllis Griffith. The
Phelps live in Palanbang, Su-
matra, of the Netherland East
Indias, and will return there,
sailing from California on
Christmas Day. Should this
young American live up to his
early experiences, he will be a
much travelled man, for he will
have been half way around the
world before he is a half year
old.
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

their surplus energy, and the
girls did their share, too. The
hall was lighted by Jack oLan-
terms when the guests arrived
and the spooky appearance add
cd to the thrills of these young
sters. Apples on the strings
were ready for biting" and a
peanut hunt was lots of fun, too.
A happy time was enjoyed by
Marion Nailor, Mildred Ham
mond, Elizabeth Krone, Ruth
Teas, Norma Hollis, Margaret
Holzmueller, Anne Townsend,
Margaret Anne Salevan, Henry
Latchum, Harold Watson, Ted
Manlove, Jack Cannon, Leroy
wilkins, Marvin Hitch, Paul
Willis, John Wilkins, Willard
Teas. Billy Pyle, Ray Hamilton,
Earl Williams, Louis Pyle,
Frank Paquette, Nelson Short.
Gene Scott, Chester Marvel and
John Williams.
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

son, Betty Bennett, Minerva
Burn, Grace Sharp, Sarah Nut
tar, Dorothy Swain, Charlotte
Ryder, Cornelia Pierce, Virginia
Sockrider, Vivian Shute, Doro-
thy Joseph, Fay Ferguson, Mar
tina COunselman, Betty Ham
mond, Charles Clements, George
II. Draper. 3rd, Theodore Town
send, Remsen Barnard, Robert
Murphy, Robert Stidham, Will
lard Pierce, Charles Robinson,
George Russell, Howard wilkins,
Donnan Holzmueller, Jack Bur-
ris and Finley Mason.
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The Volunteer Sunday School
Glass will meet with Mrs. Thos.
Davis tonight. A pleasant even
ing is always assured when this
lively group of young girls and
matrOns get together.
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

The Kings Daughters will
meet with Mrs. G. Marshall
Townsend on Thursday, Nov. 10,
at 3 o'clock. A full meeting is
desired because of some import
ant matters to be decided. Every
member should be present to
express her opinion, or in her
absence, should the things de-
cided upon, not be of her way of
thinking, it will be because of
lack of interest shown in the
work being done by the Circle.
Make a special effort to be on
hand TO help with the things that
are of utmost Importance to the
Kings Daughters work.
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

wilkins, Marvin Hitch, Paul
Willis, John Wilkins, Willard
Teas. Billy Pyle, Ray Hamilton,
Earl Williams, Louis Pyle,
Frank Paquette, Nelson Short.
Gene Scott, Chester Marvel and
John Williams.
Mrs. Charles D. Abbott enter
tanned on Saturday evening for
her neice and house guest, Mrs.
Mortimer Browning. Auction
bridge was played. A very
pleasant evening was spent by
Mrs. Elmer Williams, Mrs. Ste
phen Toadvine, Mrs. S. M. D.
Marshall, Mrs. c. D. Holzmuel-
Ter, Mrs. William c. Smith, Mrs.
Della Hall Deakyne, Miss Lena
Short, Mrs. NJ. Haswell Pierce,
Mrs. Willard Pierce, Miss Lucy
Hall, Mrs. Alphonso Humes,
Mrs. S. C. Evans, Mrs. John
Truitt, Miss Ida Draper, Mrs.
Walter Grier, and Mrs. G. Mar
shall Townsend.
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A new hostess in a new home,
gave a Halloween party on Sat-
urday evening. The hostess was
Mrs. Milton Manlove and the
new home is on South Walnut
street. All of the decorations
that go with a "black cat,
witch, Jack o'Iantern or what
have you" party, were there and
the new home made a pleasing
background. The guests were
Mrs. Arthur Hall, Miss Cortnea
Tetterton, Miss Annette NATHAN,
Miss Ruth Petit, Mrs. Clarence
Kemp, Mrs. William Denney,
Mrs. Harry Mayhem, Miss May
Russell, Miss Mary Zierle of
Philadelphia, Miss Margaret
Deputy, Miss Marian Robinson,
Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Miss
Bessie Warren, Miss Anna
Shepherd, Miss Anna Shockley,
Miss Elizabeth Reedy, Miss Vir-
ginia Mason, Miss Eila Hudson,
Miss Frances Hart, and Miss
Lillian Hauser.
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

Make wind-breaks with 'ricks of
coarse corn fodder! it will be easy
to feed to the animals, and a COM
fort for Them Hauling has to be
done and it is more easy now than
in the winter.
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

LII the social affairs
of the past two weeks
have had 4 colorful
reminder that Hal
lOWe'en is the cause
Milford chronicle., 1932-11-04

Entertainment-wh November 10.
Eight O'Clock. sharp. Where? Cedar
Neck school house. Administration
cents. Refreshments for sale. Sponsor
Cd by Ladies Aid of Cedar Neck. Ev-
crybody welcome.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1745 p ST NW.-Tn love-
ly home, two beautiful rooms: single or dou-
bic, with twin beds; free phone; entertain
ing: excellent table IT.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

1t was the offspring Of the Alali, among whom the
females were all-powerful, that Tarzan now faced.
The young males did not attack him at once. They
busted themselves fetching dry grasses and fire.
wood The girls approached the ape-man wariy,
with raised bludgeons as the boys prepared the
fire over which they expected soon to be broling
juicy cuts from the strange creature that their
hairy dam had brought them One of the males
lad of 16, held back, making excited signs with
hands head and body
Evening star., 1932-04-15

The older girl nothing daunted, leaped forward,
her face hldeous in a snarl of rage. The youth
cast another stone at her and then turned and ran
toward the ape-man. What reception he expected
he himself probably did not know AS he stood at
Tarzans side, the girl evidently sensing some new
danger to herself in this unexpected attitude Of
her brother, advanced more cautiously. BY signs
she seemed to be telling him what she would do to
him if he did not stop imposing his weak will
against her plan to slay Tarzan SO that they all
might have food
Evening star., 1932-04-15
MODERN BUNGALOW
FOR SALE-OPEN.
l4l5 GIRARD ST. NE
PETWORTH.

brsnd-new, colonial-type, tapestry brick
nome l9 feet wide. unusually deep; large
rooms, complete baths, elaborate kitchen,
electric refrigeration. electric exhaust fan,
daylight cellar, built-in garage one of the
highest elevations in Washington; paved
street. This is one of the best values ever
offered.
Evening star., 1932-04-15
MANTED-RoOMS AND BOARD.

GOOD HOME in Protestant family for mar
and l2-year-old son; want boy to have moth
er S care including laundry. mending, etc
two rooms, also garage; permanent. Ad
dress Box 316-V. Star ofice. 15'
Evening star., 1932-04-15

He appeared to be trying to dissuade or prevent,
the girls from carrying out their plans Nobody
sided with him. At last. however as the savage
young females were deliberately approaching the
ape-man he placed himself directly in their path
and attempted to stop them. Instantly the three
little demons swung thier bludgeonS and sprang
forward to destroy him. He lodged, plucked sew
eral of the feathered stones from his girdle and
flung them at his aSsailants So swift and accurate
did the missiles speed that two girls dropped, howl
ing to the ground
Evening star., 1932-04-15

1884 CONN. AVE. - Single, double rooms,
plenty baths. shower; well balanced meals:
accommodations young ladies' s35 up.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

MORTGAGE co. SALE TO CoLORED.
2035 Clagett st. n.e.-Modern corner tap.
estry brick; large rooms, tile bath, hot
water heat and cleo; 8 complete porches.
Small cash payment, balance like rent Key
next door. Call Adams 1898 after pm.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

Ihe youth signed back at her defantly and stood
his ground. Tarzan reached over and patted him
on the back, smiling. The boy barred his teeth
saVagely, but it seemed evident he trying to
return the ape-mans smile. And now the girl
almost upon them. Tarzan was quite at loss
how to proceed against her. His natural chivary
restrained him from killing her. While he steeled
nlmSen for the deed he loathed. he looked about
for an avenue by which he might escape instead,
and then came totally uneXpected interruption.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

1417 st Realtors. National 5000.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
412 Turner ST., Chevy Chase, Md.
See this lovely new home over the week
end Five rooms, tile bath, big attic with
four exposures. brick front porch, garage
Fine lot, 50xI40 feet
SHANNON & LUCHs CO.,
l435 x ST NV. Ma 234S
Evening star., 1932-04-15
ROOMS AND BOARD.

twin beds; 1 single; plenty hot water; South
ern home cooking; SO per week.
1922 p ST. N.W.-Exceptionally attractive
room for two; in lovely home: every con-
venlence; superior meals; varied menus.
1443 FAIRMONT ST N.W-Beautifui front
room, twin beds; home cooking, choice food;
home PRIVILEGES; S35 Adams 4064
Evening star., 1932-04-15
ON CAPITOL HILL.
TUT nAIrNHAD 70 Otk Crr ~

WOODRIDGE. 2433 NEWTON ST. NE
Modern four-room apt, h.-wh, private
be a. porch, private entrance; S45. North
Evening star., 1932-04-15

LARGE, BRIGHT, front room; 2nd-foor
front; twin beds home privileges; private
home: cony location; gentlemen or couple.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR; PRIVATE, MOD
ern, attractive; every convenience (piaro) I;
reasonable; girls Call evenings, Lfn 1888.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

CLOSE IN STRICTLY MODERN, COM
.etely furnished living room. dinette.
4,tchen, bath, Frigidaire on house current.
reasonable rent. 1925 Rhode Island ave.
~ Apt. 40a. Telephone Potomac 6062-M.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

POTOMAC PARK APARTMENTS. 2Ist AND
c sts. n-w.-Phone National 9lO2 On the
edge OF beautlful Potomac Park. only short
blocks from Continental Hall and within easy
waking distance OF Lincoln Memorial new
Memorial Bridge and the White House.
Completely furnished housekeeping apart
ments, including General Electric refrigera-
tors, table silver and linen: also hotel rooms
with bath. by day. week or month. Here is
the place for comfort, convenience and
economy. No dogs or cats or wild parties.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY. APARTMENT HO.
tel, Goth and P sts, n.w.-l room, kit, bath.
completely furnished. linens. silver, Frisid-
sire; day. week, month; reasonable Nat 542s
55l8 18th ST NW.-TWO NICELY FUR
nished Ink. front rooms, second floor; con-
venient location; adults. Georgia 304S-R.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

THE SOUTHERN CLUB-I7o1 Mass. ave.
(old Adams, Housel-One OF the most pleas
pie Available. one single one double room.
for YOUNG ladies. Splendid meals. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

/ r., K. D AND B. COMPLETE: NEW
furnishings for sale, very reasonable; ideal
nome. Leaving town. Potomac 5524, Apt. 507.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

ZIG. 9th ST. N.W.-3 excellent home-cooked
meals daily, all you can eat; 81 to So so
week Ring house bell 49,
Evening star., 1932-04-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


14th & NEWTON-1st & 2nd FL, INC. HEAT
al arg neht; not water; newly decorated; espe-
Siang sHISeg saS LOT bacheIor apt. or office COM
N. E. RYoN CO. I21s N Y. Ave. s41s l4th
THE = BOND, 1890 N. H. AVE. R, K, B,
service; free Frieidaire Resident manager
FT. STEVENS APIS, 1000 RITTENHOUSE
EIocfric n%-S rms, klt dinst bath General
May l. A. +. CoNTEIIA CO. INC. el5
Eye st. NV Met $500.
ONE MONTHS RENT FREE
Beautiful apt. consisting OF l large room,
oFe'''ns f0oRi VERY k!f f0W f6a 0ftRS RENr
All So os9uth OF .. S. Capitol: Capitol Hill
ave and st. Resident manager. Met 27O5
2i 226 G ST. NE.-3 RMS: KIT, BATH, WITH
Go NG sl5 Eye So Net 500 500
o. .LAyENIA. 61S F ST. NE
Only $3.50. Second floor front apt, 5
rooms, bath splendid condition; adults only
The WALLRAFF, 3o25 18th ST. NV. NEAR
S45; all outside rooms. Resident manager
NEW WEBSTER, 1903 14th ST N.W.-COR-
ner apartment, 2-3 rooms, kitchen, bath; low
tent. Resident manager, Apt. 81.
SnS o1zy nth Sth ST NW.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
s- siec- included. Call evenings after or ali
1920 CALIFORNIA ST. NV
tbSongb0&S, r. b: ,.ct9 front apt newly DECORATED
1926 nth ST. NV.
1a3iTot +; D. D. porch eec. refrigerator; $50 mo-
N. E. Ryon Co, Inc, 1915 N. Y. Ave. Ma. 1907
cGmr. 14S4 HARVARD 7HaAI ST: NV. HARTFORD
Frigtdaire: S52 so TO S62 90
HEDGES & LANDVOIGT,
-5IS rover Bldg, l4th and K SITS. NV.
DESIRABLE APARTMENT OF TWO ROOMS
I5tee Klttehen and bath on the second floor Of
i1l2 Connecticut avenue NV. Rent reduced
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1881 st. NV.
THE MAYFAIR. 21I5 C ST. NV.
Near Memorial Bridge
Overlooking Potomac Park.
Frtgidaire.
I room, kitchen and bath. h...........s s37. so
rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ IS 90
Resident Manager. MET 4I87.
UNUSUALLY LOW RENT, $50
43o6 ARKANSAS AVE. oath and varnum).
Apartment consisting of large living room,
bed room' dinette. kitchen and bath; Frig-
I4th and K cAFRITz. Dist eoso.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
The Blair, 1921 NJ St. NV.
No. No 2Ss-5 2Ss room room; KIT; and bath; 90 %
Eleyator E5io W. a1d ID u Japitor Service.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1915 st. NV. District 09Os.
DOWNTOWN.
FREMONT, 1907 18th NV.
$3.50
sHE1ToE r. sssO (; aRd e p 2 NV
Near the Cathedral.
r. k. and B.. s42.5o.
GTVF-AWAY RATES.
Evening star., 1932-04-15

1925 MASS AVE NW-Ncely furnished
room, $40, others S35 and $3.50 for girls;
home -privileges; lovely meals. Dec. 0632. III
14I5 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Nlce. clean
rooms; well balanced, home-cooked meals;
parlor. radio for entertaining; S9.75 weekly
Evening star., 1932-04-15

40 V ST. N.W.-Bright modern rooms, 50 so
per week; finest home cooking. IT.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
SIT. GY0RGY COR. KATH.
EGYHAZ
Lelk6sz: MACKOV JOZSEr
Lakas; 815 Tod Ave. Tel. 42O36

Census. Hitkozsegiink eloljar6l
bejartak az osszcs hiveket, hogy
osszeirjak okct szamontartas Va
gett. Ugyanis t0bb hiy5. csak az
kor vallotta nlagat magyar go
Observation-Disclosures, la kercsztel-
III, gyontatni vagy temetni volt
szukseg nala. Hogy ez a j0v6ben
meg he t0rtenheSsen, dolognak
yegere jartunk. A jelszo ezentul
ez lesz: Fizetsz testver9 van XII
szolgalat! Mem fizetsz2 mines Ii
szolgalat; mines sem kereszteles,
sem halalos agyon gyontatas, sem
temetes! Ezt jol olvassa ell min
den olyan magyar gor. katholi.
kus, aki sajat hibaja folytan nem
szerepel hiveink nevsoraban! AZ
nem lesz kifogas, hogy Father
Bironal, yagy Father Nyirina!
Jartam templomba. Fla oda jarsz.
oda is fizess Is oman kerjed a
lSiszolgalast. inert ide is, oda is,
Is yaloban sehova sem tartoz6
juhok a farkasok liatalmaba SO.
roltatnak. Azokkal mi mem To-
gunlS szoba illani. Punktum Aki
mem szerepel koztiink, jelent-
kezzen.
Julia.est. sep estet tilt az Ol-
taregyletiink az elmlllt yasarna-
pon este. A Juliakat iinnepelttk.
koztiik az Dltarcg,let clnokn6jst
ozv. Vaskonet es b yigalmi BIZ
zottsag vezetoJet Kovacs Mikl6s,
net Az esten szamosan inegjelen.
lex IS, szejreny adohnaliyaikboI
sep iisszeg eyiilt osszc d bojti
l3api nlisertlhara Azsesten Legeii.
Fercnc pllenorlillk kislanya ill.,
vozolte kozvctlen szayakkal AZ
iinnepeltekct, Fathcrt III d Ju.
LAX ,iinnepeltciet Is. Maid szent
julia vertanuno .1lete volt d.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18

mondva okulasul. tjtana lunch
volt Is csom6 elelemnek sorsola.
sa. A nyer5 Bodnarn6 Is Hricz6ne
voltak. Az estet rendez3knek Is
az esten adakoz6knak halas KID.
szonetet mond az Oltaregylet.
Nilesi kollektor. Ertesitjiik d
Niles-ben lak6 hiveinket, hogy
hitk0zsegiink az ottani havidij
szed6iil Hajdu Janos hiv6nke1
bizta meg, XII fel is eskuAott hi
vatalara. A hivek neki adjak al
a havi dijaikat ,melyekb6l a hit
kozsegunk fentartatik. A hivel
igyekezzenek havidijaikkal!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18

eedve. a tass6gi dijak befiSst6 t6set
illet6leg ugyan, iigy latsAik, meg
szokatlan AZ Vi rend, de ! p1fSsly
adakoxAs teren orvendetes emel.
kedes inutatkozik. Ezen q vasar.
napon ugyanis $23.25 tagsdgi dij
volt boritekokban, mig . per.
sely.adomanyok meghaladtAk a
$13.00.t, amihss ha hosskvesssiik
a vasarnapi iskolasok perselyet.
az napi persely $15.t tttt n. Di-
cseretes e. 4 mostani nehez id6k.
Ben. Hiveihket lit 81 tjfa csak
| ARA kerjiik, hogy 4 bar szAgeny
aranyti, de rendszetes adakozast
ne hafiyagoljak u, inert AZ id5k
gonoszak nekiink most kiil0no.
sen meg kell mutatnunk, hogy
megallunk hitben ssaz egyhaS-
szeretetben. Ha valaki italian egy
vasarnap mem tud eljonni az Is
ten hdzaba, legal&bb . persely-
adomanyat tegye be az aznaprs
sz6l6 boritekba kGldje be vala.
kivel vagy a legk0zelebbi vastr-
nap AIT is t1obja be a persely ko.
sAtba. Mindeh penny sran1it, mir
den pennyre ssiksese van az egg.
lidznak. Idaig 271-en vettek at
boritek csomagjaikat meg min.
dig vannak uj jelentkes5k. He
| olyan j6k lesziink, mint amilyer
sokan yagyunk, a legmegpr6ba
l6bb idSket is siman elhetiuk st
Ada listen, hogy ICY legyen.
Urvacsora. e h6nap utols6 va
I sarnapjan szolgaltatjuk XII a b6j
ii Urvacsorat. El6tte val6 heter
penteken es szombaton este biifi
banati istentissteleteket tartunk
melyeknek latogatasdt most kills
nosef ssivefe k5tjik hiveinknels
| AZ urvacsorai adakozas maid
regi rend szefiht ktil6n boriti
| kokban t0rfAnik. Ezcket a t,Ufi.f
kokat a biinbanati istentisztele
TEX ealkalmaval ) al Urvacsori
napjan mindenki magahos tehet
a bejaratnal Ere kiki irja IA
nevet, inert azok nincsehek meg
szamozva. A scent jegyek k6zii
a bort 10th JOSEF ts csalAdj
mar megajanlottak, d kenytr me-,
ajanlasat meg kerjiik.
/ Julianna- -zsuxsanna est. Nd
egyletiink eln6ksege Is ere c:l
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
Nagyban kesziilodnek iskolas

Nagyban kesziilodnek iskolas
gyermekeink, hogy ismdt hemu-
tassanak valamit zsengeikbol feb
ruar 2s-an este, amikor mozg6ke-
peket is mutatunk be iskolankban
Jezus kinszenvedeser0l Is halala-
rol, azutan Washington Is Lin.
coin eletebol mongolokrol Is
Amerika termeszeti szepsegeir6l.
A valtozatossagban gazdag pro.
gram teazassal IS a bojti hangu-
iathoz ili6 zel1eyel lesz egybei.Gt.
We. Belepti dij feln5ttelnek 25e,
gyerlnekekflek Is evig 10 cent.
AZ fjusagot Is felnotteket egya-
rant sz0rakoztato Is neyel0 ez es.
telyre szeretettel meghivjuk 6
elvarjuk t. magyar. testvereinket
hogy ismet meggy6zodjenek ar.
rol, hogyan lehet olcs5n j6l $40
rakozni. LesznelS funny picturek
is, mint: No noise, Feliy the cat
in eats are fest, just in time. Az
eloadas pont orakor kezd0dik
pontosan kerjiik a megjelenest,
hogy az ejszakaba ne menjiink.
merit maga a mozgo KEEP 8 reel
lesz, 100 perclg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR EV
REF0RMATUs EGYHAz
Lelkesz:
RSY-KEREKES GYORGY
esperes
Te1nplom Is pardkia:
a25 Mahoning Ave. Tel: 66ssl
GYULEK.EzETI NApTAg

~ 4La&A3s-8s "a a ~ "a - EA u
Eebr. 49,, pentek este Z 7:30-kor
vas. iskolai tapitok es az ifju-
sag osszej0vetele. Febr. 90,
szombat d. G. 10-kor a konfirman-
dusok oktatasa. = Febr. 21., va
sarnap d.. e. 9:30lkor vasarnapi
iskola, utana b3jti istentisztelet.
Este 7:S0kor a NSegylet Zsuzsan-
na-Julianna esteje sajdt helyise-
giinkben. - Febr. 28., vasarnap.
az Uri scent vaesora kiszolgalta-
tasa.
Multi vasarnapunk. Krisztusrol.
mint vilAg vilagossagar6l $ az
st kovetok "nappalban valo ia
rasarol' szolott az igehirdetes.
melyen nepes gyiilekezet vett
reszt. Ez a vasarnap volt tulaj-
donkepen boritekos rendszeri;
adakozas igazi pr6baja. Az els5
eredmennyel meg lehetiipk eld-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-02-18
SCENT ISTvAN MAGYAR
ROM. KATHOLIKUS
H1TK0ZsEG
Pl8hannA.
FT. BRO L0RINC
654 Wilson Ave. Tel. 31s05

| s54 Wilson Ave Tel. 31s05
Scent Istvan hitkozsegnel s ma
pos nlissio lesz februar 28-t6l
marcus Gig. Egy elismerten elso-
rendii szonok fogja tartani EFT
nagyb6jti lelekmozgato elmelke-
deseket OFT lesz Scent Istvan
hitkozseg orege.ifja egMrant ds
ell fogja vegezni husveti koteles-
seget, meg azok is, Xix italian esq.
tendok ota keriiltek a gy6ntato-
szeket, mint a macska forro ka-
sat, vagy italian inkabb, mint az
| 5rd0g a szehtelt vizet
! Balasko Gy6rgy eveken 1T volt
kantora a Scent Istvan hitk6zseg-
nek. Februar 10.en reggel r0vid
uton beadta lemondasat. Ez id6
| szerint ozv. Mihok Sandorne veg
| Il a teend6ket. Plebanbs keres
Youngstown teriileten ARA alkal-
mas egyent, aki be tudna t0lteni
ezt az allast. A fizetes szcreny
keretek kozott forog, de aki a
krajcart mem becsiili meg ma, az
a dollart nehezen fogja megta-
lalni -. Ha valaki erdeklodnak
ez alias utan, lesz szives jelent-
kezni a plebanosnal, S54 Wilson
Ave, Youngstown, Ohio.
Plebanos befejezte, jobban
mondva elvegezte a censust. Le-
lletseges, maradtak el csaladok
kiket nem keresett fol. De ez
mem tortent szandekosan. Ugyan-
exert plebanos keri azon csalaslo.
kat vagy egy6neket, kiket eddig
nem keresett FOL. legyenek sziye.
SEX nala bejelenteni maaukat va
lamikepen, hogy lelkipasztori Ii.
togatasat megejthesse mindl
elobb. Annai is inkabb, miycl a
pasztor ismerni tartozik nvaiat
, s a barany pedig keresi paszto-
rat, fut utana, ha szem el6l IT,
!. vesztette volna Miutan esze:
lenyekrol, emberekrol van $40
villages, hogy plebanos csak
! azoknak a pasztora, xix ct ilyen-
nek elfogadjak, a hitkozseghez
+ tartoznak, a terhek viselesebol
resziiket tisztesseggel kiveszik
Potyafrater 1elkliletre vail azok
eljarasa, Xix teherviseles .ide.
jen masra hagyjak munkat, de
mikor az elonyok elvezesere ka-
riil sor, az els0 sorban szeretnek
ordltozni keves tisztesseg.
tudast tanusitanak azek, Xix
) hosszu esztendok0n at gazdatlan
/. .joszag modJara celtalanul lezen-
genek listen, templom, hitkozseg,
egylet nelliil aztan szukseg ide-
.jen tele torokkal szeretnek ham
goskodni az egyhazak elzarkoza-
| sarol Pcdig csak az t0rtenik
az ilyen bus magyarokkal, amt
nleserdemeltck !. Az ember
ahol dolgozik, oft is egyek. Ahol
az ember mem yette kl rcszet a
teremto munkabol, oft koldulhat,
alamizsnat kerhet, de jogokrcl
mem sz6nokolhat, igenyeket !1i-
szolgalasra mem formalhat
Ez az oszto igazsag Akinek
file van hallasra, hallja meg.
Ejnye, ejnye, miert is mondam
el ezeket! Regi igazsag: ne
szolJ szam. mem faj fejcm Il.
es: mondd meg az igazat, betorik
a fejed De ennek meg keI-
lett tortenni That s all,,...
A Scent Istvan hitkozseg mil
kedveloi husvet napian este az
Eagle Hall-ban szinieloadast rem
deznek. Minden magyart szivesen
latunk.