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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Opening lead-A K.


 Singleton diamond opening. the ace wins, the king of hearts cashed diamond ruffed, the ace of hearts cashed, small heart returned and ruffed, diamond returned and ruffed an a club cashed, down six tricks.
 Nowd your opponents do not have to work hard to win the rubber. They practically could win it on that hand.
 Six clubs can be made on a straight cross-ruff. With a. spai-, opening East wins with the, king, and returns the six of clubs, which is won in dummy with the eight spot. The ace of diamonds Is played and small diamond re- turned and ruffed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Future Bride Is
 Rendered .SholUer

Mrs Rocco Cretella of Jewelry street was hostess at a stocking shower on Tuesday evening given in honor of her niece Miss Carmel la Cretella who is to be married to Joseph Capristo on November 18th. The home was attractively deco-- rated in color scheme of orange and black and a delicious supper was served. Those attending were Misses Catherine Summa, Mary Cerasula, Carrie Cretella, Phil Tar taglia, Mary Cretella, Mary Mag zarella, Jennie Mangine, Mary and Nancy Bochiccio. Sally DiMaria, Teresa Cretella, Mrs Joseph Mas troianni, Mrs Louis Fucito, Mrs Joseph Bruno, Mrs Joseph DiMaria Mrs Ralph Cretella, Mrs Tartag- lia, Mrs A. Sconziano, Mrs Anthony Ianucci, Mrs H. Cretella, Mrs John Tutolo and Mrs Samuel Sistelli.
 The Ways and Means Committee of the Waterbury Women's Club will sponsor rummage sale on Thursday at 300 South Main street. The committee includes: MT Ar thur D. Marston, Mrs William C.. Brooks, Mrs Benjamin L. Barlow, Mrs Aaron A. Benedict, Mrs Allan Clark, Mrs Robert W. Dennison. Mrs Carl c. Gulliver, Mrs Joseph Henderson, Mrs Evan H. Jones, Mrs Timothy A. Johnson, Mrs B Henry Mason, Mrs Margaret A Mcfarland, Mrs Parker w. Powell, MT Louis H. Stocking and Mrs Will liam T. Tierney.
 Mrs Clement J. Blanchard of Fox street was hostess at a shower giv- en recently in compliment to Mrs Robert Westberg, the former Ruth Fahy. The home was attractively decorated for the occasion. Enter tainment was enjoyed and a deli cious luncheon was served. The guest of honor was the recipient of many gifts. Those present were: Misses Leila Mack, Margaret Stew Bessie Wilson, Edna Barrett, Helen and Mrs Robert Westberg.
 The first of the weekly card par ties of St Patrick's parish hall will be held this evening at Lyceum hall. Contract bridge, pinochle, set back and 45 will be played and prizes will be awarded. The com mittee in charge of the event in- cludes: Mrs Thomas Mitchell, Mrs Bridget Dunne, Mrs Joseph Accet- ura, Mrs Patrick Griffin, Mrs James Donnelly, Mrs Mary Lough- man, Mrs James Grove, Mrs Dan- iel McGrath and Alice McGrath and Helen Green.
 The Gro Sempra Sorority hel6 it's weekly meeting at the home oi Miss Louise Cowles of Hitchcock Lake on Thursday evening. Fol. lowing the business meeting a so. clay hour was enjoyed. The mem. bers include:, Misses Louise Krie- del, Helen Arch, Frances Phelan, Polly Austin, Martha Rollo, Ger trude Noble. Ann DeCosmo. Julia Basil and Mary O'Keefe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Engagements

Mrs. Carmella Colosanto Divi- gard announces the engagement and coming marriage of her daugh- ter, Margaret, to Joseph Ay- CTS, son of MT. and Mrs. John Ay- CTS of Fall River, Mass. The mar riage will take place on Novem- Der 12th at Bronx, New York. Miss Divigard, a former local resident of this city, is graduate of Wilby high school and a graduate of the Wilfred Academy of Hairdressing at New York. MT. Joseph Ayers is a graduate of Fall River high school and attends Polly Tech Col lege of Brooklyn, New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

Miss Peg Carroll of Watertown
 avenue entertained at Halloween
 party aat her home on Saturday evening. A large pumpkin with cut
 out of four faces attractively light cd formed the centerpiece for the table. The rooms were attractive ly decorated with varied colored balloons. Those attending were:
 Misses Margaret Kelley, Birt Mer- wick of New Jersey, Katherine Meyer, Ivan Rose of New York, Josephine Barber, Vern Hoffman of Texas, MT and Mrs Stewart White, Mir and Mrs Arthur Butler, Alice Plumb. Harry LaFage. Ber- nice. Flanagan. Edmond Wilson, Peg Carroll and Arthur Butler. Jr.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Business And Professional
 Women Hold Party Tonight

Miss Anna Moran, chairman of the social committee has made exten- sive llans for the success of the affair.
 Each year the club holds a sim- liar affair and the event is always one of the most entertaining on the club program.
 Assisting Miss Moran in the ar- engagements are Mrs. Lulu Root, Mrs. Katherine Williams and Miss es Edna Kott, Charlotte Merchant, Helen Downey, Harriet Cone and Margaret Boden.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
FeTSOI1QL-
Catholic High Alumnae Dance Planned For Nou. 30

Initial arrangements have been made for the annual dinner dance to be given by the Waterbury Catholic high school alumnae. The dance will be held at Seven Gables Inn on Friday, November 30th. Annually a holiday affair is aDon-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

MT. and Mrs. H. B. MacNish of Revere street have been spending several days in Atlantic City where they were registered at the Chal- fonte Haddon Hall.
 Miss Gertrude Savage of Wash ington street Is spending several days in New York.
 The Winona Rebekah Lodge, 8. will sponsor a Halloween party to- morrow evening. Refreshments will be served and prizes will be award ed for costumes. All members are requested to attend in costume. Mrs Marian Handy Is in charge. On November 14th the group will en- certain the Assembly officers. A turkey supper will be served with Mrs. B1anch Maton in charge. On November 18th an invitation has been received from the Seymour lodge. Mrs. Ida Birdsall will ar- range transportation.
 Mrs. Editht Ladd had as her weekend guest Miss Virginia Tyler of Cleveland, a student at the New York. School of Interior Decora- ton.
 Miss Eleanor Martin of East Main street spent the week end in Springfield. The Helen I. Goodrich Chapter. of the Kings Daughters will hold its regular monthly meeting at Grove hall on Friday afternoon at 2:S0, o'clock. ,f Mrs. William ..Lyers of Water town avenue has returned after snending, several days in Elizabeth. N.sJ. sts 4 z
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Weddings
sANTORO JANNETTY

SANlOftO OIA4N N EI T II
 Announcement is made of the marriage of Miss Irene Jannetty, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Domenic Jannetty ef Madison street and Carmine Santoro, son of MT. and Mrs. Albert Santoro of Hamilton avenue which took place on Octo- Der Fist.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

Naugatuck, Oct. 30-Two we'll known people, Miss Angeline Ma rife Barbiero, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Julius Barbieri of 181 High street and Joseph Ruccio, son of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Raccio of 1892 High street will be married Thursday morning, Nov. 8 in St.. Francis church at o'clock Rev. John J. Fitzgerald, pastor, will per form the ceremony and celebrate the nuptial mass which will fol- low.
 Miss Anna Casaly of Waterbury will be bridesmaid and Officer Jerry Ruccio, brother of the groom will act as best man. A reception for many guests will follow at the Gloria and Plume lodge home. Miss Barbiero has received many gifts at numerous showers.
 A special meeting Of Clarence Davenport Auxiliary of the Spanish War Veterans will be held on Thursday evening at o'clock at the Armory to take action of the dispensation to an election in No vember in accordance with the let ter by Mrs Janette Butler, pres ident.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Weddings
ODerIook Club 10
 Sponsor Party

The annual Halloween party for children of the Overlook-Co Cottage Park vicinity will be given in the Columbia school Friday night by the Overlook Cottage Park club. Motion pictures, a grand march, prizes and refreshments are on the program. Masqueraders will compete for 16 prizes.
 Everett Stanley is the gen- eral chairman and will be assist ed by Lee H. Dowd, Mrs Bren4 neis, Joseph Kenney, Mrs Henry Preusser, Mrs F. S. Van Valken-S burg, Mrs Frank Minnaman. Mrs Arthur Bliss, and Mrs William E.. Guilfoile.
 The judges will be Mrs Rollin Clarke, Mrs Edmore Daunay of Fairlawn Manor and Lester Engvall of Bunker Hill.
 Mrs John Bowling of High street was hostess at a surprise personal ing in honor of her sister, Miss Alice Bessette of Walnut street who is to be married on November 18th. The bride-to-be was the re- cipient of many pretty gifts. Those present were: Misses Margaret Winston, Nora Fitzmaurice, Mary Shea, Betty Dunne, Mary Kennedy Mayme brennan, Frances Guerrero Mrs P. O'Brien, Mrs w. Wright, Mrs Apisella, Mrs A. Overton, Mrs H. O'Rielly, Mrs A. Bessette. Mrs R. O'Reilly and Mrs J. Bowling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

The members fo, the Waterbury Business and Professional Wpm- ems Club will make. merry tonight at their annual Halloween party.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Joseph Min5licucci
 Is Rendered Party

After. an absence of ten years from Waterbury, Joseph Minnicucci returned to Waterbury from New York to become a partner of the Roxy Hall located on South Main street. Last night many friends welcomed him back by rendering a stag party at the Roxy Hall for him. Among those present were: Louis Bria, Phillip Morescia( Er- nest Carosella, Ralph Minervino. Louis Rossi. Louis DiVito. A. Mad daiina, s. Bosco, John Palomba. John Pettinchi, R. Cecil. Carmine Mechione, James Giorella. Daniei Cecil, Joseph Lection, Joseph Mat ty. John Tata, Adolph Mucci. Ton, Ventresca. Vito Tocio, Ralph La- guno, Patsy Carpenter, Michael Carose1la. K. Donnaruma, O. D. Agostine, M. DeCeampio, A. Guas- taferri. Henry Minnicucci, Joseph Guastaferri, John Clark, Silvic Manci, Angelo Anastasio, Bill Coril- 10, Joseph Menetti, Lawrence De Mida, A. Chieffo, D. Allerando. l.. Pietro and Ralph Pascal.
 A surprise party was given in honor of Miss Mae Early at her home on Saturday evening, the oc- casion being her seventeenth birth day. Games and dancing were en- joyed and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were: Misses Mae Delaney, Verna Akins, Mary Lynch, Alice Demers, Marjorie Carpentier. Rita Carpenter, Jean Shea, Rosemary Curley. Mae Early. Alfred Ayotte. Armand Deschenes. Robert Good, James Hartwell, Francis Phalen. John Mulligan, Pe- ter Crosby. John Merkel, Frederick Muster, Donald Senth, William Butler. Roland Cruess, John Kel- Ter. Raymond Mutter and John Early.
 MT and Mrs Harold Gardner entertained a few friends at a housewarming party at their home on Perkins avenue Friday evening. Their guests were MT and Mrs Robert Gardner, ST, MT and Mrs Robert Gardner, Jr, M and Mrs o. Nelson. MT and Mrs Frank McHugh. Miss Grace Gardner. MT and Mrs Alfred Norton. Harvey Layton and Miss Irene Kane.
 1'Ae Just Us Club held it's sec ond meeting at the home of Miss Grace Peciukonis of Ernest ave- nue recently. A delicious luncheon was served. Those attending were: Mis- res Kate Mobiel. Helen Rikter- ite. Grace Paciukonis and Anna Bombaci. The next meeting will be held at the, ahomes4 of Miss, Anna Bombaci Of South Main street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary Of the American Bridge League
Sacrifice May Be Costly Contract Players Foresa Big Losses By Allowing Game When High
 Cards Are Against Them.

a club-down three, less hundred honors. But how the hand can go wrongi
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Rogers and son Paul, and Mrs. Thomas Rogers of New London have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Costante of Woodward avenue. w. H. Mack of East Orange, N. J., is spending several weeks in this city where he is temporarily replacing John Gaffey as manager of the Western Union.
 Misses Mary Savage of West Main street, Sue Cocchiola of Pros | pect, Katherine Mullen of South View street, Bernice Brown of. Cole street, Margaret O'Rielly of Mel rose aveune, Jane Finnegan of | Wall street and Mrs. L. Kiely of l North Main street, all registered nurses ard graduates of St. Mary $ Hospital Training School for Nurs- SC, attended the autumn meeting o fthe Connecticut Nurses Asso- citation at the Center Congregation al church in Torrington.
 MT. and Mrs. H. A. Kenworthy of Piedmont street have been spending several days in Atlantic City where they were registrants at Chalfonte- Haddon Hall.
 Miss Marion Brown of Boyden street was the weekend guest of Mrs. Henry Champlin of Beacon, N. Y.
 l Miss Elizabeth Blanchard of
 East Main street is spending sew
 eral days in New York City.
 A surprise birthday party was given on Wednesday evening by
 Miss Tillie Sechow at her. home
 on Hill street. During the evening
 dancing and games were enjoyed
 and a lunch was served Those attending were Misses Vera Sam
 osta, Elizabeth Sechow, Anna Mar
 tone, Connie Sina. Evelyn Pater-
 nostro, Mary and Mildred Ser
 lisle, Angeline DiSantis, Jennie
 Santucci, Mary Dannis. Helen
 Brady. Mary Zemba, Blanche Col
 ter. Emma Kugat, Helen Mileski
 Tillie Sechow, Mrs Cooke, Mrs ESechow, Peter Minetta, Joseph and | Victor. Rock, Charles Tramberg.
 Ralph Infante, John Sylvester,
 Daniel Santovasci, Nicholas Mucci,
 John D'Ambrosi, Robert Lawlor,
 William Farrell, George LaPointe. William Colter and Richard Frai. On Halloween night at the Brooklyn Y there will be a, social for Y members only. All plans were arranged at the Inter club council meeting on Monday. A varied pro- gram of entertainment will be en- joyed and refreshments will be served. Seventy five couples are ex- pected to attend. Prizes will be awarded for costumes. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

A small heart is played and won
 with the king, diamond. ruffed
 with the ace of clubs, the qreen of clubs cashed, spade ruffed, the Hack of clubs picked up by the
 king of clubs and the diamonds are all good.
 fCopvriefs sSaI. MIA SArvira Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

Mrs.. William Lyons of Water town avenue has returned after spending, several days in Elizabeth NJ. .y fts Il e,t- fH es
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

A shower was given Sunday af- ternoon on Mrs Mildred Di Floria by her sister, Mrs Margaret Graz iosa at her home, A Third street. A delicious luncheon was served. Those who attended were: Mrs Margaret Graziosa, Mrs Mildred Di Floria, Mrs Gentle Rinaldi, Mrs Mark Marcucci, Mrs Angie Rinaldi Mrs Louis Marzziaro, Miss Connie Lanosa, Miss Jean Lanosa, Miss Edith Lanosa, Miss Margy Lanosa, Miss Mary Spalione, Miss Annet Spallone, Miss Catherine Rinaldi, Mrs Lena Perugin, Miss Connie De Lio, Miss Ermina Dantino, Miss Millie Sgrillo, Miss Lulu Pandolfe. Mrs Josephine Favale, Mrs James Marticello, Miss Mary Di Leone, Miss Theresa Cilfone, Miss Nora Blomberg, Miss Louise Formissano, Miss Athela Cyr, Miss Simonne La freniere, Miss Rita Lafreniere, Miss Lena Di Carlo, Simone Cyr.. Miss Catherine Martin. Miss Joe Martin, Miss Barbara Schandi, Miss Irene Spallone, Miss Connie Spallone, Miss Vichie Zapatka, J. LaPorte, Miss Florence LaPorta, Miss Mary Sabin, Miss Agnes Cilifone, Mrs Nancy Capaldo, MT Lanosa. MT Grazziosa, Frank Lanosa, Frank Clement, Tony Lanosa, James Pompei, Joe Laspe, Victor Summa, Salvatore Bergiro, Art Cipriano, A. Marticella. F. Graziosa F.. LaPorte, s. DiFloria, c. Di FIoria, D. LaPorta, S. DeFloria, Jr, N. Paiomba, Nap Ferdinandos. j.. Martacello.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Couple Celebrate
 Nuptial Anniuersar,

MT and Mrs Thomas O'Don- nell of Hillside avenue were honor guests at Mrs Gray's on Willow street Friday eveening, the occasion being their 30th wedding annivers- ary. They were presented with a number of beautiful gifts from the guests who included MT and Mrs Thomas Wagner. MT and Mrs Arthur Mcdonald, MT and Mrs William Mcdonald, Miss Anna Mo- Donald, Miss Mary Kiely, Mrs Lawrence Tobin, Mrs Ellen Mo Grath, Mrs Edward P. Joy, Mrs Anna Johnson, of this city, Miss Nellie Woods of New York, Mrs James Geddes of New Haven, John P. Kiely and Miss Mary Sexton of Ansonia, MT and Mrs Adolph Hellar of Hartford, MT and Mrs Edward Kennedy of Derby.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

PHONE OPERATOR. Miss Marian Erickson of New York's Beaux Arts Apts.: "Camels feshen up my energy in a delightful way and they are the mildest cigarette I know. I smoke a lot but Camels never upsetmy nerves.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

already been done this Serious shopping lovely home things that will add Cstases It's be able to these again the those whom you give these most appreciated of gifts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

Miss Eleanor Martin of East Main street spent the weekend in Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

Miss Elizabeth Blanchard of East Main street is spending sew eral days in New York City. ,.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

Miss Marion Brown of Boyden street was the week. end guest of Mrs. Henry Champlin of Beacon, NY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

MT. and Mrs. H. A. Kenworthy of Piedmont street have been spending several days in Atlantic City where they were registrants at Chalfonte- -Haddon Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30

ENGINEER. Jack Ford of the famous Burlington Zephyr: Engineers like Camels because they have a rich, good taste. And Camels increase their vi- tality when worn out. That goes for me-all the way!"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-30
Personal
'rrichio photo,

MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Rogers and son Paul, and Mrs. Thomas Rogers of New London have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Nicholas Costante of Woodward avenue.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREI''
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozi: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1o5 - end St. Niles, Q

Multi vasarnap volt temple
munkban az urvacsoraosztas bolt
alkalmabol. A scent jegyeket
Vajda Andras es neje ajandekoz-
tak S kuvertekben $8.75 gyiil.
be. II ferfi es II no vett reszt
a scent vendegsegben. Olyan re-
gen volt mar, amikor ilyen Ike
vesen jarultak a scent asztalhoz,
hogy joggal hihettiik, hogy nen,
is fog tobbe ismetlodni. De ugy
latszik, csalodnunk kellett.
Noegyletiink delutan tartotta
a rendes havi gyilleset, melynek
folyaman elszamolt legutob-
bi vacsora eredmenyerol. Z SEE
rint $l7.55 volt Zsuzsanna esti
vacsoranak tbszta haszna.. Mar
cius lien esedekes a havonkent
rendezendo tarsas osszejovetcl
ideje. Ennek tervet is megbe-
szeltek a jelenvolt tagok. Fris-
sitoul teat, sutemenyt es virstlit
fognak felszoIgalni.
Presbyteri gyiilesiink ideje feb
ruar 28-an lett volna, de mivel
penztarnokunk ejjelre dolgozik e
heten, szombaton este fogjuk
gyiilesiinket megtartani.
Marcus 15-iket, mint ma
gyarszabadsag emleknapjat mar
cius l8-an keszul megunnepelm
egyhazunk nepe Nagvon elveze-
tes es tanulsagos program van
kesziiloben mar joelore felhiv-
lux es varjuk varosunk magyar
sagat vallaskiilonbseg nelkiil
hazafias unnepelyre,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
VI HELYISECbEN
A KULTUR K0R

Hiaba, Campbell magyar if.
jusag mindig elol jar jo pei
daval. Alig nehany eve, hog,
megalakitottak Campbell Ma.
gyar Kultur Kort es maris sziik.
mex bizonyult az eddigi helyiseg
es marcus l-tol kezdve ma.
gyobb es szebb, a klub tarsa.
dalmi celjainak sokkal alkalma.
sabb helyre koltozik ez a deret
fatal egyesilet.
Mint Zboray Istvan titkar je.
ienti, Kor marcus 1-tol kezd-
We a Csepke Balazs nagy ha.
zat berelte XII egy eyre a Reed
Ave es l5-ik utica sarkan. Ez a
hely sokkal jobban megfe1el a
magya, sagnak, mint a regi, a
mely bizony sziiknek bizonyult
Az vi helyiseg mostantol
kezdve nemcsak a Kultur Kor
otthona lesz, hanem oft fogjak
tartani a gyiileseiket Camp
belli Polgari Kor, Verhovay
Segely Egylet Silk es 365-ik
fiokjai, a Petofi Egylet es OFT
lesz SIT. Istvan Egyhaz iskola-
ia is. Az egyleti gyuleseket
ugyanazokon a napokon tartjak,
mint edd;g.
Az vi helyiseg iinnepelyes fel.
avatasara a Kultur Kor es tob-
bi campbelli egyletek es korok
nagyszabasu teaestelyt rendez.
mex marcus 11-en, szombator
este az vi helyisegben. A tiszta
jovedelmet az vi helyiseg fute.
sere es vilagitasara fogjak fordi-
tam. a belepti dijat csekely l.
cen'tben allapitottak meg. De
errcl tobbet a jovo heten. Most
meg csak annyit, hogy rende-
zoseg nemcsak a Campbellieket
de Youngstowniakat is szives
vendegszeretettel varja ez aka
lommal.
A Kultur Kor tovabba Macy.
szabasu husveti balra keszu1, a
melyet aprilis 2-an tartanak q
Roman Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
Szentsegimadasunk marcus ho

Szentsegimadasunk marcus ho
I, 5 es o-an lesz. Nasarnap, mar.
cius 4-en a 9 oral misen pro-
cesszioval tesszik Xxi 40 oral
imadasra legneltosagosabb Oh
tariszentseget; harom napon
mise 9 orakor es minden este
egy magyar. egy angol predika-
clio, fel 8 oral kezdettel. Predika-
clio utan litania szentsegaldassal
Minden este tobb vendeg pap
fog segedkezni, de legiinnepe-
lyesebb lesz a kedd esti ajtatos-
sag. amikor tavolabbi varosok-
Dol is jonnek vendegpapok
1O-12-en. Vaioszinu, hogy a
szentsegimadas napjaiban 2-3
mise is 1esz amt minden este
XII fogunk hirdetni. A szentseg-
imadasi napok alkalmul szolgal-
max hiveknek alapos gyonas
vegzesere, meg ha mem is vol
nank husvet elott. Annal inkabb
ragadja meg most mindenki az
alkalmat, inert ez gyonas sza-
NIT husveti gyonasnak is.
Az iskolas gyermekek marcus
San, szombaton delutan 3 ora
kor es este 7 orakor gyonnak.
ekkor este 7-kor gyonhatnak fell
nottek is. kiilonben, mikor ven
degpapok is lesznek, felnottek
gyonhatnak misek elott is, del
utanokon is, esti ajtatossagok
utan is, ami estenkent a predi-
dikacio alkalmaval hirdetve lesz.
A szentsegimadas hitkozsegi i'm
nep, kisebb missio szamba megv,
tehat vegye komolyan lelki
iiovet mindenki es jarjon ponto-
san szentsegimadasra es ma :
sokat is buzditson reszyetelre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-01
SIT. GYORGY COR.
kATH. HITKOZSEG
Lelkesz:
FOT. MACKOv J. JOSEF
Lakas:
816 Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2O36
Tempiom: 702 Mahoning Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

Marcus 18-an hazafias est.
Marcus l8-an este fel nyolc oral
kezdettel szepseges hazafias es-
tet rendez hitkozsegunk tenn
picm alatti termiinkben finom
borJu vacsora es szindarab kere-
teben. A szindarab cine: Md
gyar tolgy a cseh hataron. Be-
epo dij alacsony aron van sab
"A. a magyarsagot szeretettel
hivjuk meg ezuton az estre. Az
;innepely utan kozvetleniil Jo-
zsefjeinket eltetjiik.
Aprilis 2o-en Gyorgy es Gyula
nap. Aprilis no 2o-en este Gyor-
gvoket es Gyulakat tiszteljIk
meg vacsora es szindarab kerete-
ben. A szindarab cine: A kol-
csonkert feleseg kacagtato da-
rab. Mar elore jelezziik napot,
hogy magyar barataink el ne
feledjek, hozzank eljojjenek.
Majus 13-an Mothers .Day-t
rendezlnk sep program kerete-
1cn ugyancsak szindarab es va
csoraval ekitve. Errol azonban
annak idejen bovebben trunk. A
napot azonban szinten elore je-
lezziik.
Az elmult vasarnapon szepen
jottek ossze magyar testvereink
Juliak es Zsuzsannak unnepel-
tetesere. AZ esten az ifjusag ma
gyon lgyesen jatszotta a CT
gany Pannat. A vendegsereg ne
mesen elszorakozott lunch es fl
nom tea mellett. Sokan voltak
mas egyhazaktol is. Tobb Macy
torta es sonka volt kibingozva
koszonet a faradozoknak, az ada
kozoknak az estre es a mulat-
tatoknak is, valamint vende-
geinknek is vallaskiilonbseg nell
kill.