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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

Editor. The Times-News:
We have been hearing more or
less about the school situation for
some time. | think the legislature
two wears ago made a mistake
when they would not allow a com.
munity to supplement its school
Ifund so, they could have a nine-
Months school. We find greatly
decreased income available for OPP
Iaratino our schools. The school
budget has been cut down at a
time. too, when the schools are
expected to assume new fields OF
service and usefulness to prepare
the minds of our growing genera,
ton for the most scientific, social
and economic changes in our his
tory.
4 report of the federal office
Of education some time ago that
the schools had eliminated about
100000 boys and girls from 10 to
II years of age, and the NRA was
likely to release that many more
for the schools to use, the school
budget is inadequate to take care
of these boys and girls.
The government is talking about
putting on a social feat, yet are
making no arrangements to train
or prepare the people for this work
of life. The legislature should be
notified that the people are behind
them for better schools and equip
ment to take care of and train
these children, that new and bet
ter tax system must be set up in
order to equalize the burden OF
school taxation.
A good education-social or
otherwise-is prerequisite for
normal child and he should have it.
WADE H. WHITESIDE.
Temple Terrace,
Tampa, Fla.
May 8, 1885.
The Times-News:
| write thanking you for the
wonderful service that has been
rendered in sending my paper to
me, in Tampa.
/ wish to congratulate the paper
on the wonderful work done on
the chamber of commerce edition
7 believe it to be the best edition
ever published and l am sure that
every copy will bring results fol-
the tourist season this summer.
Cordially yours,
LESTER GIBBS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06
ADMINISTRATORS N0TlG

Having qualified as the arr
istrator Of the estate Of Ms q
oline Josephine johnson, dect's'
this is to notify all persons t'Tt
claims against said estate . p
sent them to the undergrad O !
before May 9th, 1886, or '.sn
tice will be pleaded in bar 3; .
covery. All persons indeStf :, !
said estate will please maze -
Element with the undersig'A
This May 6, 1888.
A. R. JOHNSON A1
5-G-MOn6tp
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EXECUTRIY'S NOTICE

Having qualified q eIstl,Hr Of
the estate of 0rsH Willis, De.
ceased. this is to notify &verso0i
having claims against ;sG ts'ip
to present them to the lrts'
signed on or before Apyl !
1896. or this notice will he p.a
ed in ban Of recovery. PeE1Hs
debted 10 said estate will r.
settlement at once with the r2l
signed. This April %. 1895,
CARRIE WILLIS, EXec1tHt
4-2g-Mon-6tp
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06
BY RODNEY BUTCHER

Is Il hODNE1 ~ Cf1ER
NEA Service STAFF Correspondent
Observation-Disclosures is one
+" indoor pastime of which this
community seems never to tire.
First, you have to have a book.
Then you open it up. lick your
chops. and start reading passages
which tend to indicate that the
problems of the New Deal are
really only the same old problems
OF hundred or thousand years
ago and that there really isn't
anything new under the political
economic sun.
Thus bureau chief recently
pulled out from a library shelf
Mark Twain's "A Connecticut
Yankee in King Arthur's Court"
and read therefrom certain COM
ments of the central character.
Sir Boss.
One assumes Mr.. Roosevelt read
them at one time or another and
although 1t isn't on record that
he seized the expression "New
Deal" from Twain, the comments
have a rather familiar ring in
these days of worry over concen-
trated wealth and corporate pow
er Here's the passage:
And now here ! was. in a coun-
try whsre a right to say how the
country should be governed was
restricted to six persons in each
thousand OF its population.
$50 to speak. 1 was become
a stakeholder in corporation
where 004 of the members fur
nished all the money and did
all the work. and the other six
elected themselves a permanent
board of direction and took all
the dividends.
1T seemed to me that what the
1874 dupes needed was a new
ieal."
A SENATOR who has been an
- important manufacturer in
mis- time says he was startled TO
= ind in Henry Georges Social
Z Yrobiens ASS3) a paragraph
/, ~, -, - = ~ IN sfiffee<i
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Temple Terrace,
Tampa, Fla.
Nav 8. 1895.
BARNWELL

BARNWELL, Nav g. E. b:
laughter was the dinner guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard LYDIA Thurs
day.
Mrs. Walter Freeman visited
Mrs. Homer Reid Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Harley Freeman visited
Mrs. ]. ]. Freeman Wednesday.
Denver Foster of, GreenVllle;
recently visited his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Ledbet-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbern Brown
and son, J. ". visited the form
er's mother. Mrs. Maryann Brown
business they had and drove it
from them until by the law of
diminishing returns they had al
most no business. A short time
ago, they slashed their rates,
sometimes by one-half sometimes
by two-thirds. The railroads are
making far more money with the
low rates than they made with the
HiSH rdCeS.
Quantity production is what we
want and quantity distribution.
Turn out the stuff is such qanti-
ties that We can afford to, meet
prices anywhere, and unstop the
clogged-up channels that are pre-
yenting8the ready flow of our
| pfoductSi to fefeipn. lands
Mhat oils this nationsis that it
J is sick@ith trade-congestion.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06
BE QUICK ABOUT IL
Rv WICKES WAMBOLDT

If the European nations should
suddenly fly at each others
Threats, the effect over here would
be to set commerce, industry and
agriculture going full blast. Why?
Because of a great, immediate de-
mand for our goods. In other
words, increased foreign trade.
A large foreign demand for the
things we produce would at once
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06
DIME CHAIN is REPLICA OF A
GREATER FOLLY
(By BRUCE CATION

These chain letters whereby honest souls
make a few dimes for themselves at the
price of overlooking the postal system are
a good deal like the kind of prosperity we
had before 1929, when you stop to think
about it.
In each case the idea is good one as
long as you can keep the ball rolling. Col
lapse comes only when the supply of suck
erS runs out.
Look at the dime thing, for instance.
You get letter with five names on it.
You add your name to the bottom, scratch
off the top name, and mail copies to five
friends; and then you send dime to the
man whose name you scratch off. If the
chain goes on unbroken, in the course OF
time several thousand people are sending
you dimes; they, in turn, are recompensed
by several times that many thousand other
ipeople, who in turn get dimes from an even
larger number of perfect strangers, and so
on.
! theoretically, there is no exact limit to
the distance the thing could be carried.
All that is necessary is that on any given
date the number of new suckers being
tapped is greater than the number of dimes
in the mail As long as it keeps on going
upward, nobody can lose.
Perhaps it is unkind to see in all this
parallel to the frenzied prosperity OF the
boom years. But you can see it If you look
for it, just the same.
In the booming 'twenties, our Industrial
production was keyed to steadily rising
mass of debts Part of this came in Install
ment-plan buying at home; the greater
part came from foreign trade.
Each year we sold greater quantity of
goods abroad. Since we bought abroad
much less than we sold, the customers
overseas couldn't pay us. So-we lent them
the money, flooding the domestic market
with all manner of foreign bond issues.
The amount of sales and loans kept on
going up, year after year. AS long as the
loans went up just shade faster than the
sales, everything was lovely.
But the whole business - like the dime
letter chain-was due to crash the moment
this progression was checked. The check
finally came, the crash followed-and ever
since we have been rubbing our heads and
wondering what happened to us.
SO we get back, again, to this dime letter
business. It's dizzy way to make money,
to De sure; but there is precedent for it.
Individuals are simply trying, in a small
way, what the nation as whole tried in a
big way few years ago. The result, in
each case, is foregone conclusion.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06
M. E. STEWARDS . WET

Stewards Of The FEIEy
church will hold tia YAK NJ. |
ing at 1880 o'clOCk r.gr =
guests of Martin Cana II II
home Of hi parent, NJ NJ
Mrs. s. VI. Garren, On he III
Rock road. Roy JotEC, krA
chairman, said imDcrial. 5-Snsi
Is 10 como m
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

Their. Folds Drake, SUNDAY ,hs
noon. ~
Mrs. ]. Z. Williams yi,.g
Mrs. June BLYTHE SUNDAY nv
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian R,,a
have moved to their cam r,.5.
they erected recently On A. n.
low road.
Jeff Cantrcll Of vs.7 NJ
was in this comugMy Fs5%
day night.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR

NOTE-No unsigned COM
munications are published py
The Times-News. All letter;
must be signed with the real
name of the author. No COM
munications signed with a nc
titious name will be published.
EDITOR.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

That lie detector might come in handy
for women whose husbands do quite bit
of sitting up with sick friends Of course,
it would have to be overhauled frequently.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

Mayor LaGuardia in Arizona asks In
dians to give their support to the Great
White Father. 1t is uncertain whether he
meant Mr. Roosevelt or Mr.. Dionne.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

How times change! In the old days, those who
offered 40 acres and mule to get votes were car
petbaggers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

The real cause of complaint is that State
pays the processing tax and the farmers of another
State get it.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

of Polk county, Thursday.
Mrs. j. w. Whitesidc visited
her mother, Mrs. ]. L. Ownby
Thursday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

You can tell big man. He sometimes
notices people who can't possibly help him
to- get ahead.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

Dividing the wealth. An arrangement by which
every dumb man will have smart one working
for him.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

cure our uepleS
sion. But we do
not seem to I'M
d ers t a II d that
fact. At least, we
do not under
stand it enough
to do anything
]; . -
'Yhs Ill yllo~
men of Japan
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

yum J" He pulled off a larger
piece and ate it. "Yum, yum,"
some more. Loud shouts! The man
called his neighbors and made
them acquainted with the delights
of roast pork. After that, house
after house mysteriously burned
down. And always in the house
was a pig, which later was eaten.
An enormously expensive way to
roast pigs you might say. True,
but no more expensive than to
stimulate foreign trade by means
Of war. And not nearly so disas-
trouS.
The best statesmen in the world
are in the United States. We have
the raw materials iESYe hsf]
factories. We have the farp5
haze every hing e,3eept tIsal =
7ta liza ton, qf tie n hat Id
The seas SIZE plesaty OF places to
sell, our stuff. ri
If we would make as much eff
fort to market our goods abroad
as we do to market them at home,
this depression soon would become
thing of the past. There is 4
way the trick can be turned. 1t is
up to us to find it.
We should say to our federal
government, Develop a plan by
which our products will flow stead
ily into all quarters of the globe,
and keep us busy producing goods.
Don't argue with us about techni-
calities. Well give you a free
hand to sweep away technicalities.
What we want is results-big last
| ing results. 1t is up to you, Uncle
Sam. You are the best horse
trader in the world. Be about your
country's business, and be quick
about it."
Some years ago, the railroads
found business dropping off, but
instead of encouraging more bust
ness. they raised the rates on the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

No good Huey. You may give us the wealth,
but only Providence can give US sense enough not
to buy bum stock SSSt4 NYlj
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-06

ELEPHANTS their tusGs in .hc manner n, ,o, ,
of weapons. They them for digging up roots ana 10 wa
junction with the trunk in breaking down trees The
old elephants show much from digging 'S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11

mex II. Rakoczi Ferencnek ZOO
evvel ezel6tti halalarol S azzaa
kapcsolatban az 8 dicsoseges
martyr eleterol. Az igehirdetes
soran ct, f6kent, mint nagy ke-
resztyen fejedeImet ideztuk en-
lekezetiinkbe. Noegyletiink al
kalmi enekkara az enekeskony-
viinkbe is felvett "Rakoczi Fe-
reno imadsaga' clmu eneket mu-
tatta be gyilekezetnek, mely
szemmel lathato meghatodottsag
gal emlekezett meg a ragy fe-
jedelemrol.
Kerelem. Foloslegesnek tartjuk
magyarazni, hogy eppen most
mennyire sziiksege van egyha-
zunknak tagjai teljes hitere es
tokeletes aldozatkeszsegere. Ere
tekintettel tehat ARA kerunk min
denkit, hogy az iinnepek alatt Is
altalaban minden alkalommal ie-
lenjek meg templomunkban es
tole telhet6leg tegyen eleget ugy
tagsagi acknowledgement, mint
azon joval tulmen6leg mutassa
meg a1dozatkeszseget.
Gyiijtes. AZ els6 canadai fig
getlen magyar reformatus temp
lom javara valo gyiijtes, Turoczi
Ferencne buzgolkodasa folytan
$1,000 eredmenyezett, amt a
het folyaman elkildottunk wind
sori testvereinknek, XIX temple
mukat Viragvasarnap szentelik
tel. listen AIDA meg buzgolkoda-
|,sukat 8 illesse k5szoonet adako-
zoinkat.
Adomany. lDe yietnnk uJAb-
ban ujra 5000 adomanyt tett
|egyhazunk javAra 5 igeretet, hogy
ezentul havonta rendszeresen leg
alabb ennyit 6sszegyiijt Is befi-
yet az egyhazi penztarhoz. Sep
tettik magaban hordja a dicse-
retet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
C0LYA ESTELY
WARRENBAN

Szepen sikeriilt golya-varasi
estelyt rendeztek Warrenben,
marcus 3l-en, vasarnap, Somp-
lax Mihalyne, East Avei laka-
san, leanya, Julia, ferj. ifj. Szu-
nyog Istvanne, youngstown la
kos tiszteletere, Ferko Andras-
ne es anyosa, id. Szunyog Ist-
vanne segedkezesevel.
A megjelent sep szamu ven
degsereg, kulonboz6 tarsasiate-
kokkal szorakozott, az 500 kartya
verseny els6 dijat Ferko And
rasne, masodik dijat Suckow
Ferencne nyerte meg.
Kesobb az egesz tarsasag a
teritett asztalokat foglaita el,
hogy condos haziasszony altal
elkesziett kitiino etelek elfogyasz
tasaban reszt vegyen.
A tisztelok szamos es hasznos
ajandekkal leptek meg ifjabb
Szunyognet.
Jelen voItak meg: Orosz
Sandorne Youngstownbol, ifj,
Szunyogne nagymamaja: Druga
Mihalyne, Kertesz Istvanne es
Mrs. Budinczki. Nilesb6l.
Warreniak: Varga Sandorne,
Kudrich Ferencne, Fasoch Mi
halyne Druga Janosne, Sascka
Mihalyne., Nusscr Ferencne, Ha-
.lok Alberfne, lteszegi Ferencne
Mrs. Csiszar, Mrs. Schwartz,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
A SENT IMRE EGYLET
GYULESE.


a Scent Imre Herceg Egylet
y-ik osztalya rendes havi gyule-
set tartja a jov6 vasarnap, azaz
aprilis no l4-en, delutan 2 oral
kezdettel a Scent Istvan Otthon-
ban, Wilson Ave. Kerem tagtar-
saimat. hogy lehet6leg minel
nagyobb szammal megjelenni
sziveskedjenek. Mivel a folyo ey
szeptember hawaiian tartando
konvencio koltsegre vonatkozo-
lag ke1l hatarozni, mely minden
tagot erdekel.
AZ elmult ho folyaman egy-
Ietdnknel elhalt 2 tag, anely
satAn jaro kivetes ezen gyulesen
'esedekes. Icy ! fizetes havidii
~ cent. halaleseti dij / dollar
80 cent.
Beteg tag: Kiss Janosne South
Side Hospital.
Hauzer Fil5p. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
GYONTATASOK
Minden szombaton delutan 4
6ratol Gig es este Z ora 81.

Aprilis Gan tartott ids. Szen
New Tarsulat gyulesen ferfial
elhataroztak, hogy az :skola epll
letet majus vege fele kivulro
befogjak festeni.
Egyhangulag elfogadtak, hogy
minden egyes tarsulati tag St
centjevel jarul az anyagok be
szerzesehez.
Nagyheten gyiilesek mem lesz'
mex, cserkesz osszejovetel sem
lesz.
Vasarnap, aprilis l4-en, nagy
mise korabban, lO:3O-kor kezdo.
dix. Palma szenteles es Passio-
val.
Hetfo, aprilis ho 15-en, kedd
es szerdan, misek rendes idober
8:3O-kor.
Szerdan este, 7:30!kor Ke-
resztuti ajtatossag.
Nagycsutort0kon mise o-kor
kezdodik. este 7 ::3O-tol predikacit
az oltari szentsegrol.
Nagypenteken s orakor kez-
dodnek a szertartasok, este 7:3O-
tol predikacio.
Nagyszombaton 7::3O-tol kez-
dodnek a szertartasok, delutan
orakor etelszenteles, este 7:3O-
tol feltamadasi szertartasok.
Husvet vasarnap a misek rem.
DIES. idoben, etel szenteles a
oras..' mise utan.
Niles, Ohioi magyarok figyel.
mebe. Aprilis l2-en, penteken
este 8 oratol es 13-an szombaton
delutan | :30-tol Sig gyontatasok
nilesi Scent IstvSh templom-
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
Lelk6sx:
FoT. MAckov J. JozsEF
Lak&s:
e16 Tod Ave. Telefon %20S6
Tsmplom: ZOE Mahonln0 Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

Jubileumi bucsunkon sok hi
v6nk. es osmerosunk reszt vett. A
templom marcus 31-tol april;s
Sig befejezoleg tele volt imad
kozokkal, a szentbeszedeket hall
gatokkal. Az egesz hitkozseg
megmozdult az Egyhaz felszoli-
tasara: Nyerjetek bucsut! Hat
napon at a scent miseken is
sokan voltak reggelenkent, al
doztak, mindennapi aldozok is
sokan voltak. Hat nit is mond-
junk err61? Ez~ tobb mint hit
elet megmozdulas, ez maga a
melyrejaro hitelet, ez praktikus
katholicitas. Az esteken szepse-
gesen predikalo lelkiatyank
Father A. Patrik esperes urnak,
Father L. Bironak, Father T..
Kostiknak. Father ]. Kruskonak
Clevelandbol, Father J. Jacka-
nichnak, halas koszonetet mond
a hitkozseg lelkivezeto pasztora
a jo hiveivel, azaz az egesz
hitkozsegeve1 egyitt. A Fathe-
rex bizonyosak lehetnek afelol,
hogy ajkairol elhangzott orok
igek magvai jo foldbe hulltak,
a hiv6 Ielkek felfrissiltek, meg
ujhodtak. ) Krisztus urunk hat
.napon sok kegyelmet osztott! ).
Husveti rendiink. Mar elore
kozoljik az tnnep1eseink fobb
rendjet, hogy hivek a szertar-
tasok kezdetet a je1zett napokon
pontosan tudjak. A rend ez
lesz: te
Aprilis l4-en: Viragvasarnap,
barkaszente1es, mirovalas.
Aprilis iS-an: Nagycsutortok
este fels8 dfaKor .Jezus szenvede-
senek tortenete.
Aprilis i9-kn: Sirbatete1 seer
tartasa este fel 8 oral kezdet-
tel. ~
Aprilis 20-an: Nagyszombat,
paszkaaldas a videken, ha hi
vek kivanjak IS este feT 8 ora
kor feltamadas szertartasa.
paszkaaldas a templomban.
Apri1is 21-6n: Husvet vasar-
napja.. kett6 scent misevel mint
~. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11

mas vasarnapokon, misek We
gen mirovalassal, paszkaaldas.
Varunk a perselyen kivul husveti
ajandekpenzt minden egyes hi
vonkt6l, ifjusagtol es a gyerme-
kektol is, ell ne feledjlk!
Aprilis 22.en, Husvet hetfon,
ketto scent mise; Husvet kedd-
jen egy mise 0-kor.
Husvet utani vasarnapon csak
egy miset mondunk fel 1O-kor,
melyen kell, hogy mindenki je-
len legyen. A gyonok 8 utanra
jojjenek el.
Majus l6-ig mindenki nyerhet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
'YOUNGST0WN Is VIDEKE ,HIREI''
MIsEK RENDJE

MISEK RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise 9 Ora
tol, magyar es angol prSdikacio-
val.
Macy mise 10:45-tol magyar
predikacioval.
He, ,kSznapokon kis misek reg
gel S:3O-kOr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
FELszoLlTAs

! s.r
Aki Yeron vagy Veronica Pail aki-
mex leanyneve veron vagy IreH Sza,
vodi aki fHuszt, Csehsslovakjaban
ssiiletett 6zvegye Michael (Ulike)
Pail elhunytnak, vagy leanyanak (ki-
mex neve ismeretlen) tart6zkodasi
hely6t ismeri, tudassa AIT alulirottal.
Michael Pail k0rnlbeliil 20 Avig la
kott LNrain, Ohioban, ahof q National
Tube Coma dolgozott. 0zvegyenek
es leanyanak ,jelenlegi tartozkodasi
helye ismeretlen. Fontos, hogy velSk
azonnal erintkezesbe l6phessek.
Wallace F. Judd, uuyved
- :. 808 City Bank Bldg.
Youngstown, o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-04-11
SZ.f. ISTvAN MAGYAR
B(M. KATHOLIKUS
HITKOZSEG
PI6bAnos:
F6T. BRO L0RiNc
e6< Wilson Ave Telefon 31906

tasok:
Kedden a reggeli szentmise
utan a Harmadikrsnd tagiainak
fogadalomujitas. Este Z :SO-kor
kezdii,k Scent Antal tiszteletere
a nagv kilencedet szentbeszeddel
es szentsegi aldassal
Szerdan este 7::3O-kor: Siral-
max. Szentbeszed szentsegi al
dassal. =
Csltortokon reggel 9 orakor.
Szentrnise, kozos szentaldozas.
oltarfosztas. Este 7:30-kor. ST.
ralmak. Szentora, rov:d scent
beszeddel.
Penteken regge1 9 orakor.
Csonkamise. Oltarfosztas. Scent
segkihelyezes Szentsirhoz. Ke-
resztuti ajtatossag. Este Z :3O-kor
Siralmak. Szentbeszed. Passio.
Observation-Disclosures.
Szombaton reggel 7 orakor
kezdodik tiiz-, husveti gyertva
es vizszenteles. Pontban 8:15-
kor szentfnise. Delutan 3 ora
kor etelnemiiek szsnetelese. Este
8 orakor: Foltamadasi szertar-
tas.
Husvetnapjan szentm SEX
mint rendes vasarnapokon $50
es O:30-kor. Reggel 7 orakor
meg egyszer etelnemiiek szen-
telese
Figyelem! Gyontatas minden
reggel, csitortok reggelig. Szom-
baton csak a szentmise kerete-
ben lehet reggel aldozni es nem
mise tlott. A bolt kotelezett-
sege pontban deli II orakor
megszunik. tehat lehet nyugod-
tan hust enni es jol is 1akni.
A Self-den al-boxes leadhatok
Nagypenteken mar. Remelem,
mem fogod otthon feledni es mem
-adtad a kis occsikenek iateksze-
rul, mint a multban cseleked-
ted. Azota kiilonben okosodtal
'es ami fontos, javultal is. Meg
latom, fogott-e a jo $40 raj
tad.
Husveti uzenetiil meg csak ait,
a bazari ticketeket aki meg nem
yltte jel. az legyen olyan kedves
'es azonnal .jojjon erte es kove-
telJe n,aga reszet. A plebanos
buszke lenne ARA. ha egy napon
ait kellene jelentenie a szoszek-
"rol. hogy minden hitkozsegi tag
megtette EFT gyilkos modon es
veszedelmesen nehez kotelesse-
get: befizette ketto ordong6sen
sok dollarjat bazaar javara.
Mert ha... ize.. nehany ron
gyos centet ilyen nehezen kere-
sunk elo zsebekbol, a Hitkoz-
seq kozos Macy erdekeinek eel
lara, hat akkor hogyan aka
rodzunk maid epiteni??? Csak
tureietn, plebanos uram. Min
den meglesz a maga idejeben. .
Biztos:... Csak egy biztos: a
halal.. A tied is. az enyem
is.