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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

a Youngstown Egyletek Is
Egyhazak Nagybizottsagahoz!
Tisztelt Elnok ur Is tiszteft
Nagybizottsag ossztagsaga:
i. Mem mulaszthatom eli, hogv
Fvelem szemben tett nemes csc
~lekedetuket nyilvanosan meg ne
koszonjem. Egyike vo1tam azok-
,hak, akik palyaztak az osztons
'dijra es abban szerencseben re-
szesultem, hogy az els6 kituzott
od'sztondijat megkaptam. Igyekez-
nj fogok kitiizott pont fele.
hogy celomat elerve a magyar
sagot szolgalva es annak erdeke-
ben munkalkodhassak.
Fogadjak a leg6szintebb hala-
mat es koszonetemet.
3 Vagyok tisztel6juk
g Csurilla Gyula.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
MAGYAR EV.
REFORMATUS ECYHAZ
LeIkesz: Mt. Laky Zsismond
737 Mahoning Ave
Tel. 39949
Nyari iskolank vizsgaja multi

Nyari iskolank vizsgaja multi
szombaton este ment vegbe
temploinunk basementjeben. -
Majdnem het heti tanulas ered-
menyerol adtak szamot gyerme-
keink szereztek oromet es
gyonyoriiseget szileiknek fele-
leteikkel. A vizsga vegeztevel
Serbian Josef es neje es Fulop
Istvanne vendegeltek meg a
gyermekeket cukorkaval es jeg-
behutott szodaval.
Konfirmaci6. Jov6 vasarnap
pedig a konfirmandusokra kerul
sor. Ok fognak vizsgazni isten-
tiszteletiink kereteben es vizsga
utan megkonfirmaltatni, hogy vi
kenyeri urvacsora osztasunk al
kallnaval mar ok is reszesulhes-
senek a scent vendegsegben.
Augustus 18-an lesz aztan
megteritve scent asztal tenn
plomunkban az vi kenyer AIDA
saert. valo halaadas alkalmabol.
Ezuton is kerjiik hiveinket, ke-
sziiljenek illend6keppen, hogy
mindnyaian me1to vendegeknek
talaltassanak maid.
Youngstownban a jovo va
sarnap, azaz angus ztus lien
lesz az ujkenyeri urvacsoraosz-
tas. Az istentisztelet vasarna-
pom isfsl kilenckor kezdodik a
Raven Aven lev6 lutheranus
tenplomban.
ssss1F - g Is u - I. y Z
.vAsAROLJUNK ! az,ap,akban
hirdet6 cegeknel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
Lelkesz:
FoT. MAckOV ]. JoZSEF
LakAs:
SO Tod Ave. Telefon 4-2036
Templom: zoe Mahonino Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

Piknik lesz. Nagyszabasu pix
niket rendeziink Moore fele
farmon honap 1S-an delutan
egy oral kezdettel. A pikniken
rninden iskolas gyermek ingyen
ice creamet kap. Lesz erdekesse-
&c a pikniknek. A tisztviselok
gondoskodnak, hogy a gyerme-
kek reszere csardast jatszo a
banda. 9 gyermekek part keres-
mex es tancolnak. Minden szulG
kihozza gyermeket. jelen lesz
ezen az erdekes mulatsagon
inert nemsokara beallnak a hii-
vosebb idok es a piknikeknek We
ge. Sok vendeg is lesz kozottiink.
AssZonyaink kollektalnak erre a
pikrikre es a szives adomanyo-
kat maid kihirdetjiik.
Elso aldozas. Tizenhet eyer
mex vette magahoz a legmelto-
sagosabb Oltariszentseget az el-
multi vasarnapon kismisen. A
templom ez alkalommal tomve
volt. Elso vasarnap leven, sokan
aldo ztak szinten. igen buzdito
peldat nyujtva kicsinyeknek.
Utana fenykep felvetel volt,
maid reggeli az elso aldozok re-
szere. Xix igen szorgalmasan
jartak a hittani leckekre OF he
ten at. Egy sem kesett, egy sem
mulasztott egy felorat sem, ami
a sziiloket dicseri. Hasonfokep-
pen befejezodott a magyar is
kola is es a haladokkal valo hit
tan is1netles. f munkaban a
Fathert se9itette hivonk, Hritzo
Jolan felso iskolai tanitono. XII
mex a hithozseg ez uton mond
halas koszonetet. Az els6 aldo
zas mindig lelekemelo alkalom.
A sziilok most mar rata legye-
mex, hogy a gyermekek az ina
ban gyakoroljak magukat. ami
meg hianyos, kipotoltassek; de
kulonosen azon legyenek, hogy
a gyermekeik pontosan legalabb
vegezzek gyonasaikat akkor re
melhetik, hogy aldva lesznek
gyermekeikben. A masodik do
log meg, azon legyenek a szulok,
hogy gyermekeik sajat gor.
kath. templomunkat latogassak,
kulonben lelki eletiiket ellen nem
orizhetjiik. Gyakorlatbol tudjuk
hogy aki sajatjahoz mem koti
magat. az Sc ide Sc oda hiv6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
R0v1D H1REK

U. S. Civil Service, Young
stown, foposta epiiletben a ko-
vetkezo allasokra lehet paIyazni: !:
Chief Explosive chemist. $500
evi fizetes a Pittsburgh videki
'banyanrernokseghez, - Medical
ldirsctarsindian service, evi 5000
fizetessel. V-sss ase
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
YOUNGSTOWN Is VIDEKE HIREI''.
SIT. ISTVAN MAGYAR
B.0M, KATHOLIKUS
HTTK0ZSEG
Pl6b&nos:
FOR. BRO L0RtNc
96@ Wilson Ave Telefon 1905

A NUT hetet temetessel vegez-
TUX. Vida Imre koltozott ell ko-
riinkbol. Felmondotta foldi laka.
sat. beadta kulcsot es elment
Kozos emberi sors, melytol azon
ban az ember fazik Miset mem
mondatott senki erette. Pedie
hanyszor kertem hiveimet: a.
elhunytnak leikevel torodjenek
es ne keressek az tires kiilsose.
geket:o! A csalad megtette a ko-
telesseget. Utolagosan is vegez-
tetett szentmiset. Aztan mem
jo csalad dolgaiba beleavatkoz-
nj: hogy hova temetteti halott,
jat. A szajaskodo tanacsadok
torodjenek a maguk dolgaval.
Vasarnap kereszteltiik BinG
Josef, ifj. es neje, Lesnyanszki
Margit elsosziilott kis fiat Fri
eyes Tozsef nevre. Adjon listen
sok or0me+ kis emberkeben.!
Keresztszul6k Liszkai Gabor es
Lesnvanszki Iren voltak.
Jovo vasarnap delutan vizsga
lesz templom korJli teren, a
hitko zseg nyitott halljaban. A
campbeilli gyermekek is ejonnek
ez alkalomra. Egyiitt lesz a
vizsga. Az iskolaba csak mind
ossze hatvan es egynehany oyer
mex jart. Mindazon gyermekek,
Xix latogattak a nyari iskolat,
Horvath Antalne szivessegebol
sandwicll-et es ice creamet kap-
max. De csakis azok kapnak
ezen foldi jokbol ingyen, Xix
iskolaba jartak. Belep6 az i'm
nepsegre Is cent felnotteknek,
nagy eyermekeknek 10 cent. A
befoly0 0sszeg. ha szabad lives
mir6l atmodozni, a tanitas kolt-
segeinek fedezesere lesz for
diva.
A Hall epites ugye egy le-
pessel el6bbre jutott. A hivek ko
reben legmesszebbmeno join
dulattal talalkozott az ugy.
Most ait varjuk, NIT mondanak
Pittsburghban Verhovay Egy-
let emberei. A mi delegatusaink
megigertek tamogatasukat. Var
juk az eredmenyt, donto hata-
rozatQt. Ha kedvezo lesz. azon-
nal munkahoz fogunk. Ada Is
ten. ugy legyen!...
Julius 31-en temettiik Toledo,
Ohioban FIR. Marc zinko Jozsef
volt youngstown plebanost. A
magyar papsag igen sep szam-
ban volt kepviselve a temetesen.
A Scent Istvan hitkozseg eddigi
osszes plebanosai jobb hazaba
koltoztek, mar akikrol egyaltalan
valamit tud a hitkozseg. Csak
Fr. Gallena es FIR. Bro vannak
meg eletben. Jov6 vasarnap a
hivek kilon kollektat vesznek
fol. hogy a hitkozseg volt pie
banosaiert szentmiseket szolgal-
tassanak. Ennyit legalabb meg
erdemelhet egy plebanos is esq
tendok huseges szolgalataiert!
A temetes alkalmabol FIR
Mundweil Janos, West Sidei
magyar plebanos egy kis auto
accidentbe keriilt. Csak negy
rossz fogaba keriilt ronda
coco. Hala Istennek, hogy eny-
nyivel meguszta es draga eletet
a jo listen meg meghagyta. ;.
Fogadja reszvetunket! Milyen jo
hogy eletben maradt. Ha meg
halt volna, kos zoru is kellene. :.
FIR. John, takarekoskodni kell
:-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
MAGYAROK
NACYASSZONYA r. K.
HITK0ZSEC HIREI
Pi&h&nn&:.
F6t. Mundweii .J&nos Ph. o.
545 N. Bellevista Ave
Telefon 9216S

MISEk RENnJE
Vas4rnapokon kis mise S:30tol
angol predikaci6val
Macy mise 10 6rat6l, magyar
predikacioval.
Hetk0znapokon kis misek reg
gel S:30-kor.
GYoNTATAsok
Minden szombaton delutan 4
6rat6l Gig es este Z 6rat0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
SCENT ISTVAN EGYLET
VERHOVAY Fl. FIoK

Beteg tagjaink: Id. Vas Ist-
van, Koleszar Gyorgy, Piszker
Paine es Kaluczki Janos. - Be
tegseg titkarnal jelentend6: 1906
Oak Street. Telefon 3O860.
G6ber Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

Mindenfele lapunkat erdekl6
igyek; hirek, hirdetesek, el6-
fizetesek, nyomtatvanyok stb.
pontosan Is gyorsan intez el
"A varosi irodank: 4US West
'nzs- ss Ssss.ssa-.ss -ysGf=,s;
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
SIT. HAROMSAG R. K.
HITKOZSEG HIREI
Plkbanos:
F0t. ANDRAS JEROMoS
1928 Fruit Ave
Telefon 11O6 Farrell, Pa.
MIsEk RENDJE

MISEK RENDJE
Vasarnapokon kis mise 8 0rat6l,
nagy mise 10:3O-tol. - HetkOz-
napokon mis6k s 6rat6l.
GYoNTATAsoK
Mindennap a misek el6tt es szom-
baton delutan 6ratol Gig es
este Z 6rat6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

Ha lejart az el5fizetese, ujb6l
.elofizethet a lapnnk ,vArosi
irodajaban: 408 w. Federal
q Street, EE1n ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08

MAGYAROK, partoljuk a la
punkban hirdet6 uzletembere-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-08-08
FENYESEN SIkERULT A MAGYAR NAP.

Zsiros p6zna maszas: Ifj. Be-
mis- Jozsef.
Kakas fogas, asszonyoknak:
Lisko Istvanne.
IS yardos fut6verseny: Beres
Gyorgy.
SO yardos fut6verseny: Multi
gan Filop.
IS yardos futoverseny: Fox
Doris.
cipokeres6 verssny: Beres
Gyorgy.
Kotelhuzas nos Is n6tlenek:
NSs ferfiak.
Tojas dobas ferfiaknak: Kiss
Gyorgy es Kirk Jen6.
Fut6verseny ferfiaknak: Groza
Gyorgy.
Kover emberek fut6versenye:
Kiss Josef.
Baseball merk0zes: A Camp
BELL Kultur Kor es a Young
|stowni 364 Verhovay fiok late
kosai kozott, amelyet a Kultur
.kor nyert meg.
Football merk6zes: A Young
stown West Sidei Sport Kor Is
a SpanyOl cSaDat k0z0tt
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do or say will make up for what I've
done to you, Jo.' He seemed about
to add something else, shrugged
helpleSsly, and was gone.
10 lifted herself upright, trembling
in every fiber. Mrs. Fragonet, you
must listen to me a moment. /"
But Edne Fragonet's eyes we're
points of ice. Listen to you, Miss
Darien? I'm afraid it is you who
must listen to me. Perhaps you think
you've done it at last, but you're
wrong. You'll get nothing. Nothing
at all out of this, do you hear? And
I'll drag four name into every news
paper from here to Hollywood"
The door of the bedroom slammed
shut with a resounding crash, and
10 closed her eyes tight against a
sudden, throbbing pain at the back
of her neck. But only one thought
was in her mind now-to make
Edna Fragonet listen, to make her
understand.
I've got to talk to her." 10 said
aloud. I've got to make them all
listen to me. :"
She stumbled from the bed, rushed
headlong toward the closet where
her dressing robe was hanging. The
room seemed to whirl madly, and
the floor seemed to lift and sink in
waves beneath her feet, but 10 knew
only that she must get down the
hall to Edna Fragonet's room. She
must make her see the truth, make
her tell that truth to Mrs. Marsh
and her son.
How 10 reached the outer door
she never knew, but suddenly she
was in the half light of the hall
way. Aud then the hallway became
darker and darker still, and the
carpeting lifted obliquely in long
green flash to strike her hard across
the cheek.
All at once, despite the throb-
bling of her head and the new pain
where her cheek had struck the
floor, 10 felt terribly weary. She
raised her head once, then let it fall
gently against her arm. She
thought oddly it was too cold to be
sleeping there in the hallway with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-26
Continental
: Coffee Urn
introduced
Device Often Seen Abroad
Being Used in New
York.
BY HELEN WORDEN
Times Special Writer

NEW YORK, July 26-Ive dis
~ covered an Italian cafe express
machine in New York.
It's the shining silver god OF a
little NeapOlitan cafe at a. Oak-st,
in the heart Of the Lower East Side.
Signor Perez, the proprietor
measures out a heaping teaspoon Of
finely ground coffee into sieve
that fits on the spigot A blast Of
steam swishes though the cap. The
result is a delicious cup OF fragrant
] Mocha. with or without cream, for
s cents.
i've sold more than two million
cups Of coffee since my wife brought
that machine back with her from
Naples" said the cafe owner. We
had 70 pay $3.50 duty on it,"
The cafe express machine reminds
SignOr Perez's patrons Of home.
Every railway station in Italy boasts
Just such an urn. At night, the
New York NeapOlitans Of Oak-st
gather at Signor Perez's to drink
strong lack coffee, sip a small
glass Of anisette and play sweeps,
the Italian card game. In the
morning. the same crowd stops in.
on their wav to work, for A cup Of
cafe express Mocha, with hot milk.
Near Chinatown
Oak-st winds its devious path on
the fringe OF Chinatown. Many
Chinese have drifted over into the
Italian quarter And you'll find
plenty OF Negroes" Detective Al
r.ader said.
RAIDER and his pal, John lanai
TINA. had continued the trip with
me which Jimmie McManners Of
headquarters started. Word spread
quickly in police circles that I was
exploring the city. News Of the
Chinatown tour with Detective Nc
Manners, reached RAIDER. John and
I can show you a side Of New York
you've never seen before" he
boosted. We've been plain clothes
men ourselves"
Lamattima drives q police radio
car now. RAIDER is in the finger
print department at headquarters.
In the nights when they beat the
pavements. the back-streets Of the
Lower East Side were open books to
the pair.
Discusses Arrests
Narcotics and gambling are the
/ chief causes OF arrests on the Lower
East Side. according to the detec-
tives.. Here's Grand and Clinton
SITS" said Lamattima, steering his
car through drifting crowds that
milled about us. Most of the guys
who peddle dope. hang out on
these two cOrnerS!"
In contrast to the furtive traffic
in narcotics Carried on in the
shadow of cold water tenements
was the trim, newneSs of Knicker-
booker Village. just ahead. Twelve
dollars a room is the price of rent
IN this huge modern apartment
building on puSh-cart row.
sigma Perez's little cafe on Oak
st is a short distance from Knicker-
booker Village. The new tenants
there are many former Park-av
residents-can enjoy his express
'afe
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oARTY TO BE GIVEN
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE

Mrs. Ray d. Smith will be host
ess tonight at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Louis E. Hoffman. at a
bridal Harty in honor of her sister.
Miss ,hine Hoffman. who Will
be d to Harley 7. Literal on
Al
= Guests with Mrs. Hoffman and
Miss Hoffman VIII be Mrs. S. E.
Literal. the bridegroom tO-be
mother; Mesdames Henry Esky,
William Forsythe. Harry Hoffman.
Roy Hoffman. Charles Tichenor,
Ross Moore. John Heidi Jr.. william
Helt. Harold PenteCost. Irwin HulSe.
Charles Vcorhis. Fred Baker and
Miriam Gordon: Misses Mary
France KeStler, Mildred Day. Agnes
Walsh. Mary Ellen Walsh and
Grace Monroe.
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Is SUN TAN

only her thin pajamas and her robe
over her. She thought crafty that
she must sleep close TO the wall so
as not to disturb any one who might
want to pass that way. And then a
swift curtain dropped before her
eyes.
MRS. MARSH encountered Nurse
1Vl Conley in the lobby as the lat
ter was returning to JOS room.
you won't be needed any more
by Miss Darien," the old lady in
formed her CURLY.
Miss Conleys eyes widened in
establishment. But I"
Those are my orders, Miss Con-
ley"
The nurse hesitated a moment,
and then replied, Very well, Mrs.
Marsh. I'll take my things from
the room"
i've instructed one Of the boys
to bring them to you, Miss Conley.
You might drop in at the Davis
cottage. Mrs. Davis was complain
ing of a slight cold last night"
yes, Mrs. Marsh"
The nurse fought a moment be-
tween her sense Of duty and her
desire to keep a pleasant and lucra-
tive place at Crest Lake. Perhaps
the former would have won, for it
was really strong in Miss Conley,
had not Mrs. Marsh left her so
imperiously.
When Douglas Marsh met his
mother on the wide veranda of the
inn he knew at once that some
thing was up. He was not long in
finding out just what that some
thing was.
You simply must let 5his Miss
Darien go at once, Douglas" his
mother said. Perhaps the others
will stand it a few days longer, but
I Shant."
why :. what's wrong?"
In direct fashion, Mrs. Marsh told
him. She told him, too, how she
had seen Todd Barston and 10 COM
ing out Of her room on the evening
of the dance.
Ito Be Continued
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the past few weeks and know
where to lay the blame. I'll have
Douglass take care OF the matter in
the morning"
CHE started from the room, but
- Fragonet detained her. Just a
moment. Mrs Marsh. 1t will DO you
no good 10 ak to Doug. I'm going
to give him tbe whole story" He
whirled desperately toward his wife.
What's the use OF pretending any
longer? I'm damned tired Of pre-
tense. This has got to be the finish,
Edna!" He stopped suddenly, then
went on in almost a whisper. L
don't suppose anything can ever
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PAGE 10
Supper To Be GiUen

Bethel No 3. Jobs Daughters, will
entertain with a supper at $50 to-
night at the home of Mrs. H. B.
MillSpaugh, 3505 Guilford-av. who
will be assisted by Betty Finch,
Harriet Gray. Gertrude Osborn
and June Heppner. On Sunday the
Bethel members Will 60 10 Lake Tip
pecanoe for a weeks visit.
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.XXTHEN you talk of coffee, you
w usually think of Brazil, which
exports more coffee than any other
country in the world. But the lit
tie Republic of Costa RIGA prides
itself as being the source of the best
coffee in the world.
In 1923, Costa RIGA issued a stamp,
shown here, dedicated to the coffee
plant. That was on the one hun
dredth anniversary Of the planting
of this berry in the patio of the
Franciscan Convent of Carriage, then
capital of the country.
1t has been brought over from
Cuba by a Franciscan monk, al
though another story has it that the
first plants were started by the
Spanish governor, don Tomas de
Acosta, who had received a gift of
25 pounds from Jamaica.
During the last century, as a re-
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SHOWER GIVEN FOR
BRIDE-T0-BE

Miss Agnes Ball and Mrs. Paul
Keuthan we're hosteSSes at a sur
prise hosiery shower given at their
bridge party last night for Miss
Marion Power. whose marriage to
John Harry Sergeant will take
place Sept 9.
Other guests were Misses Dorthy
and Mildred Arnholter. Virginia Ell
lott. Helen Enrich and Mrs. Rob-
ert Neale.
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Rush PARTY
at
Hobbs Home
Alumnae of Sigma Kappa
Will Entertain To-
morrow.
morrow.

Out-of-town members of Sigma
Kappa Sorority chapter at Indiana
University will come here tomorrow
to attend a rush party which the
Indianapolis Alumnae Association
will give for rushees who will enter
the university next fall. Mrs. Har-
~ Hobbs, $500 Grandview-dr, will
be hostess for a garden bridge party
and tea.
Miss Mary Margaret HulSman,
Shelbyville, rush captain of the In
diana chapter, will be at the party
with Miss Laura Wright, Frankfort;
Miss Mary Frances Cissel, Goshen;
Misses Maxine Wright and Eleanor
Brandt, both Of indianapolis, active
chapter members. Miss Hull, an
alumna, will come from Corners
vile.
Mrs. Louis A. Weiland's general
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BTjdc-tO-Be FPtcd

Miss Edna Louise Bennett. who
will be married to J. Richards
Frantz on Aug. 3, was presented
gifts Of crystal at a party given last
night by Miss Loretta Bauman.
Guests included Mesdames Virgil
Brown, Claude Dobbins, Herman
Vollmer. John RYAN and Ben Bar
rick. Misses Ruth Mitchell. Mary
Margaret Brandon. Vida Marie Ben
nett. Catherine Schmitt and Ar
mella Bauman.
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committee is composed Of Mrs.
Hobbs. Mesdames Edgar D. Taggart
and Hoagland Schaffer. Mrs. Frank
Willis is chairman of favors and
prizes; Mrs. Dale Wells and Mrs.
Paul Summers, telephone Mrs.
Robert Coleman, Mrs. William
Hutchinson and Mrs. Carl Meredith,
refreshments, and Mrs. Robert Lin
gle. publicity.
Appointments and decorations
will be in pastel cOlorS.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

j. Dsrien. finishing her first year in
college, learns her father Is out 81 Vork
10 hunts a joo ana secures part time
she meets wealthy. handsome Douglas
Marsh VINO offers her The Job Of hostess
~ his inn a. Crest Lake Jo accepts.
This causes quarrel With Bret Paul 70
the engagement
She goes 10 Crest Lake Her duties
are pleasant bIt Marshs eccentric
mother takes a dislike 20 ne EIrl. b IS
Montgomery. a school Acquaintance VINO
is Jeal o. JOS popularity comes 70
the Inn. Peter Frsgonet FIN actor.
and MS wife are also guests.
FraEouef taxes 10 for a sailbost ride.
Baos Mont gomery. plotting a speedboat
crashes INTO the sail0oat and 10 IS
hurled into the water. she IS rot
injured but suffers from shock Marsh
comes 70 see her and later Frsgonet
calls.
NOW GO on With THF STnRY
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Miss Mary Dyer. Hollywood, Cal,
is a guest of Mrs. F. E. Duke Miss
Dyer came here after attending the
national convention of Alpha Chi
Omega. She represented the Uni
versity of Southern California chap
ter at the convention.
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suit of the
profits derived
from the coffee
that has COM
manded t h e
highest prices
in the worlds
markets, Costa
RIGA has be-
come one of
the most pros =
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Daily Recipe
PEPPER RELISH
? cups (14 o.. pre-
pared peppers

pared peppers
: cups 6 lbS.) sugar
1 1-2 cups apple rinegar
[ bottle fruit pectiH
To prepare peppers, cut
open about one dozen medium
peppers and discard seeds.
For best color. use equal
amounts green and red sweet
peppers. Put through food
chopper twice. using finest
knife. Drain pulp in sieve.
Measure sugar. vinegar and
prepared Peppers into large
kettle. packing each cup solid
" until Juice comes to top. Mix
we'll and bring TO full rolling
boil over hottest fire. Stir con-
Stantly before and while boil
ing. Boil hard two minutes.
Remove from fire and stir in
bottled fruit pectin. Then stir
and skim by turns for Just five
minutes to cool slightly. 10
prevent floating fruit. Pour
quickly. Paraffin hot relish at
once.
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porous countries in America.
Copyright. 1885. NEA Service. Inc)
Mrs. Hurshal Parker, 5128 Gull
ford-av. will be hostess tonight for
a meeting of Kappa Gamma Chi
Sorority.
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Ito Be COntinued)
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RECIpE-CUCUMBER PICKLES

Scrub 200 cucumbers. put them into stone jar,
cover with scalding hot brine % pints water to l
pint sslt) Let cucumbers stand overnight In brine
Next morning rinse and drain them. Sterillze jars
and place in bottom of each slice Of red pepper,
slice of green pepper and little scraped horse
rsdish cut into pieces Pack Jars full with the
cucumbers and on top scatter few cloves, white
mustard seed and black mustard seed. Add one
half pint brown sugar 10 one gallon of KQ-WE- BA
vinegar and bring to boiling point Fin Jars to
overhowng with the boiling vinegar and seal at
once Omit sugar if very sour pickle is preferred.
, 1935-01-28
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