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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
KULTUR KOR BALJA

Nagyszabasu husveti bait rem
dez a campbelli Magyar Kultur
Kor hetfon este, aprilis ho Fan,
a canpbelli Roman Hallban
Acer. Reed es 1O-ik utca) sajat
.penztara javara.
!; Aki eljart eddig is Kultur
Kor baljaira, az mind OFT lesz
megint Is biztosan hoz maga-
val egy-ket jobaratot is. inert
tudja, hogy amikor a Kultur Kor
ba1jaba megyen, ottan kedvere
ki mulatl1atja magat. Tehat aki
j6l akarja bevegezni a husveti
iinnepekct, az legyen a Roman
Hallban hetf6n este. Jo zene-
r6l, frissit5 etelekr6l es italok-
r6I gondoskodik a
Rendez6sSg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
''P|STA BACSF"
N|NCSEN T0BBE

Aligha van valaki young
stowni magyarsag kozt aki mem
ismerte volna "Pista Bacsit".
ahogy Brier Hill es a Steelton
gyermekei hivtak Bertok Istvant,
Youngstown magyarsag karak-
ter alakjat.
Szegeny Greg Bertokot, aki
olyan felkegyelmii fajta volt, mem
fogjuk tobbe latni. Meghalt va
sarnap, miutan pentek ota be-
teg volt.
Amikor meg magyarsag
nagyresze Brier Hillen lakott
Bertok oft dolgozgatott a regi
Hentzel meg a regi Vasko szalo-
nok korul. O takaritott. Soha
nagy igenye mem volt. A magya-
rok trittoltak es ICY sokat ivott
es megtobbet berugott.
De jo ember volt azert a
"Pista Bacsi'. A gyerekek fel-
tex tole amikor tepett ruhaban
bozontos bajusszal es kezeben
mindig egy furkos bottal vegig
ment az utcan, pedig szive arany
volt. A magyar asszonyoknak
segitett mosni, takaritani a Steel
tonon az utobbi id6kben. Ka-
pott munkaaert ennivalot. Ta-
karitani jart a Stee1ton Bakery
be es legtobbszor oft aludt a me-
leg kemencek mellett. Otthona
az soha sem volt, meg ITALIAN
nagybatyja hazanal, Bertok Ja-
nosnal, a Brockway avenuen,
volt otthona.
Bertok 81 evet cit az ungme-
gyei Homok kozsegb6l keriilt
Amerikaba. Youngstownban 80
evig lakott. Holtteste Vascak
halottas hazaban van. Nagybaty-
| ia eveken at fizetett erte bizto-
sitast, de mutt 6sszel abbahagy-
ia. Ha kapnak valami penzt be-
l6le, akkor szepen eltemetik, XII
lonben a varos lesz kenytelen
gondoskodni a temetesr6l.
listen nyugosztalja szegeny
"Pista Bacsit".
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In TAD rr HFTzETEST 6pA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
SIT. ISTVAN EGYLET

A Scent Istvan Egylet mem
tart most vasarnap gyulest a
husveti iinnep miatt, hanem
csak befizetes lesz kismise es
nagymise utan egesz 3 ora 80
percig, aki fizetni akar, ezen id6
alatt fizethet. $50 utan mar mem
lesz senki ottan.
Felkerjiik a Scent Istvan Egy-
let tagjait, hogy husvet elso
napjan jelvenyesen jelenjenek
meg tenplomban, az elso pad
sorok az Egylet tagjainak lesz-
mex fenntartva.
Beteg tagiaink. Id. Vas Tst-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
A MAHONING MEGYEI
DEMOKRATAK MtjSOROS
ESTELYE

A Magyar Demokratak va
lasztmanyi bizottsaga marcus
23-an megtartott gyilesen eliza
tarozta, hogy az East Federal
St.-en lev6 Moose Hall-ban, a
Park szinhazzal szemben, april
lis 14-en, szombat este 8 6rai
kezdettel miisorra1 Is tanccal
egybekotott vacsorat rendez. A
helyiseg Is a program els6rendii.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
LelkSsz:
Borsy-Kerekes Gy0rgy
o26 Mahoning Ave Phone 666S1
tjNNEPI NAPTAR


Nagypenteken istentisztelet d.
e. fel II es este z orakor.
Nagyszombaton istentisztelet
este 7 orakor.
Husvet vasarnap istentisztelet
es az Urvacsora kiszolgaltatasa
d. e. fel II orakor. halaadas este
Z orakor.
Husvet hetfon iinnepzaro is
tentisztelet d. e. fel II orakor.
Husveti bal az ifjusag rende-
zeseben hetfon este 7 oral kez-
dettel w. S. Magyar Ottllon-
ban.
Az unnepek alatt Noegyletiink
tagjai koszontessel keresik fel a
Eivek hajlekait.
A Nagyhet minden estejen is
tentiszteletet tartunk egyhazunk-
nal, hogy a legteljesebb alkal-
mat nyujtsuk hiveinknek az i'm
nepekre valo elokesziilethez
Nagypenteken d. e. is osszegyli-
lekeziink a templomban az lin
nep megszentelesere.
Husvetkor kiilonosen nagy to,
megre szamitunk a fero helyek
szaporitasarol is gondoskodunk
Ugy erezziik, hogy ez az unne[
valosagos sereg-szemleje lesz
eSyhazunknak kesziilje jenek is
valamennyien hiveink, hogy {
scent asztal koriil mindnyajar
egy akarattal egyiitt lehessiink
Kerjuk es varjuk, hogy helyze
tehez kepest ki-ki adomanyokka
is bovebben emlekezik meg kiiz
dc Egyhazarol.
Noegyletiink az elokeszito is
tentiszteletek vegeztevel keszii
az iden is ARA, hogy husvet
verses-enekes koszontokkel tisz
telegien hiveink es barataink csa
ladi hajlekaiban. e. a sep $40
kas mar teljesen otthonossa lett
nalunk buzgo asszonyaink szi.
vesen vallalak az iden is az az.
zal jaro faradozast. Bizonyars
skier kiseri ez iranyu munkalko
dasukat.
Ifjusagunk, mely az utobbi pal
honap alatt kiilonosen kittintet
te magat templomozas bulge
gyakorlasaval, legutobb enekes
konyvekke1 is felszerelte magat
teljes szammal igyekszik reszt
venni az iinnepi istentisztelete
ken es az Urvacsoraban.
Egyhaztanacsunk gondoskodil
most a szent asztal megteritese
rol es szinten teljes szamban ke
sziil megjelenni ugy az istentisz
teleteken, mint az Urvacsoraban
Masodnap este az ifjusag gon
! dos rendezeseben bal lesz a w
S. Magyar Otthonban. Mindenr
kiterjedo figyelemmel kesziil
rendez6seg az el6relathatoal
nagyszamu vendegsereg befoga
dasara es tisztes szorakoztatasa
ra. A zenet az Orosz Ferenc nep
szerti zenekara szolgaltatja.
Betegsegelyz0 egyleti gyule
SINK az unnepre tekintettel ap
rilisban a masodik vasarnapon
azaz aprilis 8-an lesz, a d. e. is
tentisztelet vegeztevel.
Egyhazi lapunkr6l sem felejt
kezziink el az iinnepek alatt. A;
elmult harom evben bizony ige,
gyeren folytak be az elofizete
SEX. Aki tudja, tegyen most ele
get ennek a hianyossagnak is.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29

E LAP EL6F1ZETEs1 ARA
.EGY EYRE $500
Eel EYRE ............ .$1.5o
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelkesz:
F0T. MACkOv J. JOSEF
Lak&s:
sic Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2O36
Templom: zoe Mahonino Ave
Youngstown. Ohio
Husveti unnepek szertartasai.


kor Sirbatetel szertartasa; nagy-
heten at, Nagypenteket kiveve
szentmisek lesznek delelott 9
orakor.
Nagyszombaton este fel nyolc-
kor Feltamadas szertartasa, uta-
ma paszka aldas. Paszkat aldunk
Nagyszombat delutan fel harom-
l1or Campbellben (egyezzenek
meg a helyben, ahol a paszka-
kat osszehozzak es jelentsek AIT
a Fathernek); hasonlpan a
Niles-iek is, hova a Father fel
otre erkezik meg. Ha Warrcnbe
kivanjak Fathert, jelentsek AIT
be neki es szivesen kimegy oda
is.
Husvet vasarnapon ket mise
lesz: o-kor kis mise. fel tizenegy
kor Macy mise; mindket misen
mirovalas lesz; nisek vegen
paszka aldas.
Husvet hetfojen ugy, mint az
elozo napon.
Husvet keddjen csak egy mi
sc lesz, delelott o-kor.
Aprilis San Macy bal, csardas
verseny. Nagyszeru bait rendez
az ifjusagi gardank a hitkozseg
javara aprilis no San, husvet
utani vasarnap este 7 oral kez-
dettel Magyar Hazban. A
acknowledgements kimagaslo pont-
ia csardas verseny lesz dijjal
kapcsolva. Aki legszebben tan
COLA a magyar csardast, az dijat
nyer Azert, ha valaki, az ifju-
sag igyekezzek tomegesen meg
Jelenni az esten, inert az elszora-
kozas mellett, meg penzzel is ter
haza az, aki a legiigyesebben jar
ia ell a hires magyar csardast.
Termeszetesen, az oregebbje is
legyen jelen. inert XII tudja? Hat
ha a csardas hose mem ifju, de
oregebb lesz? Jojjiink ell hat a
tavasz elso mulatsagara, a csar-
das versenyes balra.
Szepen predikaltak lelkiatyak
ct esten at. A hitkozsegiink, mint
ismeretes, ct esten at a hiveink
lelki epulesere, a hitelet melyi-
tesere, lelkek folrazasara, a szi-
vek oromere, olyan kis missziot
tartott, melynek kituno szono-
kai voltak: Father J. Kostik,
Father Aurel Petrik (esperes
Farrelbol), Father Jeromos And
ras, Father Jozsef Jakanich es
Father Lorinc Biro. A szentbe-
szedek a gyonas OF reszerol SOL
tax; a szonokok a hiveknek a
legjavat adtak beszedeikben egy-
| szeruen es megis felemeloen.
Mem volt hallgato, XII a beszedek
hatasa alol kivonhatta magat,
hisszuk, annyira meggyozoen
hangzottak az listen igei. A temp
lom legelso naptol kezdve TOM
We volt vendeg hallgatokkal is.
Sok volt a gyono, aldozo. Sep
anyagi haszna is volt a hitkoz-
segnek. Az utolso est nagyszeru
volt. Az oltar viragokkal boritva,
a scent kereszt az oltarhoz ta-
masztva az Ur Jezus kinszenve-
deset elenken eszebe juttatta a
hiveknek annal is inkabb, inert a
scent beszedek az Ur szenvede-
sevel voltak kapcsolatosak. A
keresztuti rovid ajtatossag is
szinten a sziveket mozgatta meg.
Sep volt minden. A kedves $50
nokoknak faradsagaiert, meg
gy6z6 sep beszedjeikert halas
koszonetet mond a hitkozseg, a
Father, minden jelen volt! listen
fizesse meg ingyen tett szolgala-
tukat! listen .aldja meg oket a
vigasztalo szavaikert!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-29
SZEMELYI HIR

DR.. LAURISIN JENO, ma
gyar orvos, felepulve betegsege-
b6l aprilis 2-ika, hetf6t6l kezd-
We ismet irodajaban lesz. 420 Dol
lar Bank epiletben, a szokott
orakban.
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Visitor in City
From Canada to
Be Honor Guest

Miss RoXie Sharp will entertain
at a bridge luncheon tomorrow at
the Highland Golf and. Country
Club in honor of her sister, Miss
Lenna Mae Sharp Hamilton. On
tario, Canada.
Miss Lenna Mae Sharp, who is tc
arrive today, will be married to
Kenneth McLaren. son of Colonel
and Mrs. John 1. McLaren, Hamil-
ton, May 5.
Guests will include the bride-elect
and Mesdames Maurice T. Baker
Liant R. Clark, Otto Meyer, E. o
Marquette, Harrison Bennett, Frank
v. Kissel, G. H. McCaskey, Edwin S
O'Neil, Hancock Pruitt and Howard
Pruitt and Miss Josephine OBrien.
Mrs. Baker will entertain Monday
night at her home, 2167 North
Meridian street, for the visitor.
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you can fill your life to overf1owing
with other things. The artists joy
in creation, the workers pride in
achievement, help to hold hayward
instincts in check in the interests Of
more lasting satisfaction. Such pur-
suits are not a complete barrier
against the body, but they lessen
ones concentration on it.
There is no point in being
ashamed of your conflict. Every
one is confronted with the task of
finding some solution between the
claims of the individual and the
claims of the community 1t is much
better to be torn by temptation than
to be overlooked by the other sex
completely. In spite of your tenn
porary discomfort you know what
it's like to be alive.
If your judgment tells you that
the young man is not the sort of
person with whom you could find
permanent happiness, you're smart
girl to put up such a stiff resistance
to blind biological urge.
II
Dear Jane Jordan-I have been
employed in Louisville but got out
of work and was broke Another
girl and I bummed our way to In
dianapolis to my aunts on a tran
sient truck, operated by two young
men. We stayed few days and
then went back to Louisville with
the same fellows. 1 got my old job
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Vesper Service
to Be Given by
Musical Group

Annual spring vesper service of
Zeta chapter, Sigma Alpha Iota, ma
tional musical sorority, will be pre-
sented at Sunday afternoon at
the Broadway M. E. church.
Mrs. Carl B. Moore has arranged
the following program, which will
include an invocation by the Rev.
Richard M. Willard, pastor of the
Broadway church.
Rejoice Ye Pure in Heart" Choral
Chorsle-
IA "Adromaus Te" ...-....--..-. Pitoni
b. The Harp and the willow
Virgil Phemister Sooist. ''''''
(cl "Hospodi Pomlui' Lord Our
God Have Mercy.
Conservatory a Capella choir
Directed by Prof. Max T. Krone
20 Lord Correct Me" lRecitativs and
Aria from 'Rinaldo"l ... Handel
Mrs. Robert w Blake with
Mrs, Stewart 4. Greene, accompanist
Ave Maris Stella" ......-..- Dupre
''Resonet in Laudibus" ......... Karg- Ebert
Mary Elizabeth johnson
Alleluja. Motel "Exsultate, Jubilate..
Mrs. Paul E Dorsey with Mrs ,''1'''
Greene accompanist.
a with Grateful Hearts We All
Cb) Christ Lay in Deaths Dark
t Conservatory a CapelIa choir 0a'n
Directed by Prof. Max T. Krone.
Toccata in G Major Harry B JepSon
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Contract Bridge

look the hand over and, as Mr..
Beamish says, Reserve the greater
number of chances for yourself"
You have a losing club, and if
the clubs do not break, you may
have to take the diamond finesSe.
Why not discard your losing club
on this third heart?
West still is in the lead Now if
he continues a heart, you get ruff
and a discard, while if he continues
a diamond it will be right into your
jack. If he leads a club or a
trump, you vii pick up the trump.
Suppose he returns the ten of
trump. Win it in the dummy with
the queen and pull trump.
Now lead the king and ten of clubs,
winning the second club in dummy
with the ace. Then lead the third
club from dummy and ruff with a
small spade.
Now that the club suit breaks
you can discard the losing diamond
on the good eight of clubs and you
do not need to take the diamond
fineSSe.
If the club suit does not break, as
last resort you would take the
diamond tinesse.
But the point of the hand is that
by refusing to ruff the third heart
trick, you provide yourself with the
greater number Of possibilities; first,
your opponent may lead a diamond
or a heart, which gives you the
hand; second, you will be able to
find out if the club suit breaks be-
fore being forced to take the dia-
mond fineSse.
If you had ruffed the third heart,
you would now pick up the trump
lead the king and ten of clubs, and
East would be in before you knew
whether the club suit could be
established.
Then East would lead a diamond
forcing you to decide Immediately
whether to take the diamond
fineSSe.
Copyright 1884 by NEA Service. nc.)
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BY JANE JORDAN

Every one knows the help that comes
from talking out his troubles with
sympathetic person. Don't wait any
longer to state your case to Jane Jordan.
Your answer will appear in this column
Dear Jane Jordan-I am not a
bad girl, in fact quite the opposite.
However, 1 have learned to like a
risky" fellow entirely too much.
I can't resist him. I've lived
different world since I've met him
"a confused, perturbed world. I
can't get my balance. 1 love him.
Things 1 would never do before,
I've done. I haven't given in to
him completely, and I won't. He's
very handsome and charming.
You wouldn't condemn me for lik-
ing him, but he is too Sexy. What
can 1 do? He does like me. I
don't want to give him up. I'm
Well-educated, not cheap and COM
mon. I am nineteen and he is
twenty. Is there some solution?
Am 1 weak for loving him?
CONFUSED.
AnSwer-Very often early love is
not love of the other person at all
but love of the ecstasy of loving
At 10 intense desires cry for re-
r l.
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back and became friends with one
of the truck drivers.
He asked me to go to Chicago
With him. He also wanted to take
me to st. Louis to visit his moth
er. 1 consented to go with him
both places. Then he got trans
terred to another shift. He has
been married and so have I. We
are congenial and like the same
things. We are good friends. but
what is worrying me is, can last
ing friendship be based on a
meeting of this sort?
COzY
Answer-Lasting friendship Otter
results from chance encounter. I
depends entirely on the caliber AM
congeniality. of the people involved
suggest that you stop worrying
about the way you met the youn|
man, and that you judge him by hi
behavior over period of time. l
would be very nice for you to visi
his mother, providing she invite
you, but it would be wise move OF
your part to omit the Chicago trip
n II
Dear Jane Jordan-I think YOU
are wrong in saying that a couple
can't make a go of marriage re-
Sultlng from correspondence. My
husband and I have been married
nine years and have had a very
happy married life. We met
t hrou g h correspondence and
didn't see each other until my
husband came to my home to
marry me.
We have five children and are
very happy. Therefore l think it
would be fine for the young man
VINO wrote you to go to Canada
and get his little French girl. I
hope they marry and have as
happy a married life as we have
had. MRS. MARY REI,F
AnsWer-It is seldom that a per-
son who takes a leap in the dark
has the good fortune to land on his
feet. But you seem to have done so
II there are any other correspond
en'o matches among our readers, ]
should like to hear the outcome.
n
Dear Jane Jordan-I had dates
with boy that liked very much
when I was in high school. 1
never went steady with him. All
of a sudden he quit asking me for
dates and is going steady with a
claSSmate of mine. 1 like him bet
ter than any other fellow I ever
went with and would love to have
more dates with him. Do YOU
know how 1 could make an i'm
preston on this boy so that he
would ask me for dates?
WONDERING.
Answer can not tell an un-
known girl how to attract an un-
known boy. In general we like best
those people who know how to ele-
vate our self-esteem. The woman
with the gift of making a man fee
like a king is usually the one who
exertS the most power over him.
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ANDERSON WOMAN
HEADS STATE GROUP

Mrs E. Maude Bruce, Anderson
was reelected president of the May
Wright Sewall chapter, Indiana
Council of Women, at the conven-
ton yesterday at the Lincoln.
Mrs. F. May Hahn was named
first president; Miss Florence
Ritz, Lizton, second vice president;
Mrs. R, Earl Peters. FIT. Wayne,
third vice president; Miss Lucy Os-
born, fourth vice president; Mrs.
Frank A. Symmes, recording secre-
tary; Mrs Ferd Lucas. Greencastle,
treasurer, and Miss Genevieve
Brown, auditor.
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MRS. BORN AGAIN
HEADS SISTERHOODS

Indiana State Federation of TEN
pie Sisterhoods Wednesday re-elect-
ed Mrs. Isaac Born presiden at the
annual state convention at the
Columbia Club. The work of Jewish
women in the furtherance of peace
was the topic for the concluding
session of the two-day convention.
Mrs. B. NJ. Edlavitch, FIT. Wayne,
will serve as first president;
Mrs. Harry Levin, Terre Haute,
second vice president; Mrs. William
I. Ellison, secretary. and Mrs. S. H.
otter h e m er, East Chicago,
treasurer.
Directors include NJ eS d a m e S
Jerome Salm, Evansville; Simon
Deutsch, South Bend, and Samuel
Flick, Marion.
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PARTY SPONSORED
BY CHURCH GROUP

A dance and card party are
scheduled for tomorrow by the Holy
Cross church at the Knights of Co.
lumbus auditorium. Mrs. Charles
F.. Maley is general chairman, to be
assisted by members of the Young
Mems Club, Altar Society, Mothers
Club, Holy Name Society and Young
Ladies Sodality of the parish.
The card party and a food sale
will begin at 2:15; another card
party at 8, and dancing from 10 to l.
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old. but its program has been chosen
and undertaken.
Last winter Mrs. Claude Sumner,
Mrs Elmer w. Piel, Mrs. A. w.
Brenn, Mrs. Arthur Eickhoff and
Mis-. E. w. fischer recognized the
usefulness of an auxiliary to CO.
operate in improvement of the or
phans home. They studied orphan
age problems and were prepared to
present a we'll organized plan when
they called a meeting of Lutheran
women last month.
Headed by Mrs. Sumner
Now with Mrs. Sumner elected
president: Mrs Carl Brandt, vice
president; Mrs. Paul SeehauSen,
secretary, and Mrs. E. Piel, treasurer,
the association has announced spon-
sorship of a benefit card party April
q at Trinity hall
First project of the association
is Quitting the hospital. Sewing
and cooking classes are being or
ganized for the girls. Gardens are
being plated. The boys will raise
vegetables, and the girls will tend
flower beds, under the direction of
Mrs. Carl Speaker.
Selected books are being collected
to begin a library for the twenty
eight children, ranging in age from
6 to IA. Mrs. Henry Zitzlaff will di-
rect the children in playlets.
Give One Day Weekly
Each member of the provident
committee, working under Mrs.
Eickhoff, is spending one day a
week at the home assisting in vari-
Gus departments. Mrs. Speaker is
arranging entertainment for the
children.
Mrs. Summers sister, Miss Flor
ence Richman, has volunteered her
services at the institution in assist
ing at study periods and directing
playground activity.
The association proposes to limit
its membership to thirty live work
ers and plans an open membership
of associate and contributing men,
bers. Mrs. Fischer is in charge of
recruiting members, and Mrs. Carl
Keeper has assumed charge of the
ways and means committee.
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Alunnnae to
Be Sponsors
of Concert
MI Phi Epsilon Group
Schedules Event
for May 3.

Annual spring concert of Indian
apolis Alumnae Club of Mu Phi
Epsilon, national honorary musical
sorority. will be held at 815 Thurs
day night, May 3, at the First
Moravian church.
In charge of the program will be
Miss Helen Louise Quig and Mes
danes Lorenzo B. Jones, Howard B.
Stitt, Frank w. Strohm and w. H.
Clinard.
The entertainment will include
costume songs by Mrs. Charles G..
Fitch with violin obligato by Miss
Bernice Reagan, accompanied by
Miss Quig: cello numbers by Miss
Virginia Lewnberger with Miss
Imogene Pierson, accompanist;
songs by Miss Mary Norman;
xylophone selections by Miss Pier
son and organ numbers by Miss
Louise Swan.
The vocal ensemble, Mrs. Stitt,
Mrs. John Thompson, Mrs. w. C.
Baker, Miss Charlotte Lieber and
Miss Ruby Winders, accompanied
by Mrs. G. c. McMurtrey, also will
take part in the program.
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Personals

Lieutenant Commander Knefler
McGinniS, U. S. N, and Mrs. Nc
Ginnis will be the house guests of
Lieutenant Knef1er's aunt, Mrs.
George Philip Meier
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert w Todd
are visiting in Asheville, N. G.
Mrs. MacDaniel Morris and son
Morris Morris. have returned from
a trip to California.
Mrs. Robert F. Scott is visiting at
the st. Regis in New York.
Mrs. Joseph Cain and son Carter,
and Mrs. Edward E. Gates Jr. have
returned from Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-20
ANSTED WE'D
TO EASTERN MAN

BIZ Times Special
CONNERSVILLE, April 2O.-Wil-
liam B. AnSted announces the mar
riage of his daughter, Miss Sara
Caroline Ansted, and Lindley Ed
ward Clark, Wilmington, Del, son
of DR.. j. H. Clark which took place
Monday.
The bride, a graduate of Mary
mount college, studied abroad. Mr..
Clark is graduate of Purdue and
Harvard universities. Mr. and Mrs.
Clark will make their home in Will
mington.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-20
HOLY CROSS CHURCH
WILL GIVE PARTY

Miss Ellen O'Connor is on the
committee arranging a dance and
card party, to be sponsored Satur-
day afternoon and night by Holy
Cross church at the knights of Co.
lumbuS auditorium.
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Spenner's Versatility in
Picture Subject Choice
Seen in Lieber Display
Landscape Called 'Praising God Is Example
of Artists Penchant for
Unusual Titles
Unusual Titles.
BY HELEN LINDSAY

paintings E. display the gallery OF H
the observer of all
things he about him. Versatile his choice of subjects Mr. Spen
the
life of the interesting paintings portraits
j. the other
the Spenners paintings the
titles which them
artist it. A landscape S called "Prakng God
Circus paintings called "Baly
hoo showing sdeshow barker the other named Walking
which
enthusiasts will heike painting