davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
LAP PAL IRASA

vallotta be-:
= Penzem nekem nircs. inert
hiszen a foldon sc volt soha. Ha
nehanapjan kaptam is, ugy eget-
te a kezemet. hogy nyomban
odaadtam legelso koldusnak,
akik voltak akkor is b6seggel.
Hanem ha vartok egy kicsit, ke-
| rex nektek utravalo koltseget a
mennyorszag koldusatol. Annak
van boseggel Is engem keszseg-
gel meg is emberel vele, inert
hogy felettebb secret.
Igaz is! Keves foldi ember tud-
ia, hogy koldusa is van a meny-
nyek orszaganak. Szikseg van
ARA Oft, hogy foldr6l kerultek-
mex Oft is legyen m6djuk az
egyik legszebb ereny, a jotekony-
sag gyakorlasara. Mem utolso hi
vatal az, hogy az ember a menny-
orszag koldusa lehessen. Eloszor
is jol jovedelmez, inert mas mem
folytathatja rata xviii mester-
seget, akarcsak hoher is csupan
csak egy van foldi orszagok-
ban. Masodszor meg ez az egyet-
len jambor lelek a mennyorszag-
ban, aki odamondogathat a tob-
bieknek:
= He komam, tagabbra ereszd
a penzes zacskod zsinorjat, inert
szegennyel szemben sziikmarku
embernek mines lit sok keresni-
valoja.
Hat zsortolodott-morgolodott
egy kicsit a hivatalos koldus,
hogy az a Peter mem szokott
sok penzhez, meg ellopjak t6le,
az a Pal pedig Saul koraban
Darius kincset is elverte volna,
jo lesz arra Nigyazni, hogy XII ne
torjek belole regi yer, hanem
azert adott a Megvalto szavara
utikoltseget. Tetejestiil, zacskos-
tul.
= Neked, Uram Jezus, akar az
ingemet is. A b6romet sajnos
mem adhatom, inert ait vertanu
koromban lenyuzta rolam ro-
mai csaszar.
Amt adott, aranyban adta,
ami pedig nagy kar volt, inert
Petert es Palt eppen Amerikaba
kuldte a Megvalto. OFT pedig
meg tul Sc estek bevandorlo
biztosokon, maris elkoboztak to-
luk az aranyakat es adtak he
lyukbe papirra nyomott bankot,
inert hiszen az elnok ugy rem
delte. Hasztalan szabadkoztak,
hogy az aranyat kiralyuktol kap-
tax es nekik maid arannyal kell
elszamolni, bevandorlasi biztos
csak mosolygott gunyosan es
csufolodva mondta:
XII hivott ide benneteket !?
Magatoktol, hivatlanul jottetek
es akkor ugy tancoltok, ahogy
mi fiityuliink.
Az utlevelekkel legalabb mem
volt baj. Igaz ugyan, hogy a Vi
zumok utan pokolba kellett
kuldeni, inert odafent egy ame-
rikai konzul Sc volt talalhato,
(ami ait illeti, magas arszaba-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

VIZ CSy OIL, llOI ilSlli NOll, lC-
tedhet orszagon tul, de bizony
joval tul, inert egyenesen a boil
dogsagos mennyeknek birodalma-
ban volt, hogy maga ele hivta
ket legnagyobb apostolat, Peter
es Palt, az embereket we're hull
lasaval megvalto Jezus Krisztus
es tnondta volt nekik ezeket:
e tde toya ezefkilencszaz es
harmiHe esztendeje annak. hogy
fajtatekbeli foldi emberek meg
valtasaert hala1ra adtam maga-
mat. Szenvedtem ertiik kereszt-
fan, meghaltam, eltemettek, de
harmadnapra feltamadtam sirom-
Dol mindorOkre.
A ket apostol rabolintott he
lyesloleg:
Ugy volt, uram, ugy volt.
Tudjuk es bizonyitjuk.
Amire ismet extent folytatta
a Megvalto'
= Mostansag Nalahogy keves
hirt hallok foldi emberek fe-
lol. Ugy latszik, mintha vegleg
elfogytak volna, inert ide hoz-
zank, a mennyorszagba, meg mu-
tatonak Sc jut belolIk. Lehet,
hogy elfeledkeztek rolam, pedig
eppen holnap van husvet napja,
az en- feltamadasomnak evfordu-
LOLA. Azelott nagy hujahoval i'm
nepeltek ezt napot az embe-
rex, most meg olyan melyseges
csond van, mintha sohase is hal
tam volna meg ertiik.
Sep. szelid area elkomorodott
a gondolatra. Aldott kek szemeit
konny fatyla futotta be.
= Menjetek lie a foldre ii ket-
ten, nezzetek szet es hozzatok
nekem hirt fel6le, hogy mi van
az emberekkel? Elfeledkeztek-e
vajjon csakugyan arrol, aki ertuk
halt meg es nekik tamadott fel.
A jambor Peter, aki csak egy-
szerii halaszember volt foldi ele-
teben, iskolat keveset es ait is
tobbnyire kiviilrol latott, javat
annak amt mondott a Scent Le-
lex sugallatara visszhangozta, ra-
felelt maga keresetlen modjan
= Hat ait eppen megtehessik
Uram- Mesterem, ha parancsolod,
de akkor apro koltsegrol condos
kodjal resziinkre, inert ugy hal
lottam, hogy mostansag meg
vizet Sc adjak ingyen a foldon.
Pal is bizonykodott erosen:
De bizony, Mester, magam
is ait mondcm, hogy neminemii
penzre leszen iiyen uton szikse-
giink, nekem pedig magamnak
nincs tobbem egy lyukas hato-
somnal. AIT mar a mennyorszag-
bell koldus is ismeri. Haromszor
adta vissza, hogy tegyem vele
boldogga az oregapamat, de hat
az meg pogany volt, nincs is a
mennyorszagba. Azzal lyukas
penzzel mi ilyen nagy Ultra nem
indulhatunk, kiilonosen, ha foldi
emberek koze kefl menniink.
Haja toveig pirult ere a ke-
resre Krisztus, de inert ha akart
volna, akkor Sc tudott legyen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
Mese a foldon jaro apostolokrol

, sok Matt magyar Sc talalhato,
inert oft nyuzasnak mines helye)
de a papirok rendben voltak.
A ket apostol nagyon idegeniil
talalta magat Amer;'ka foldjen,
New York varosaban. Az angol
nyelvvel bar mem volt semmi
nehezseguk, hiszen ait naluk xii
lomben, ekesszolobban szaz sza-
za1ekos bennsziilott Sc beszei-
hette volna. Micsoda lenne abb
ban, mikof tudjuk, hogy piros
piinkosd napjan rajuk szalltak a
magasbol tiizes nyelvek es rem
delte az egi szozat:
Elmenven fold minden
reszebe hirdessetek az Iget min
den nepeknek, kinek-kinek a ma
ga nyelven.
Petert es Palt inkabb a szom-
bat de1utani new york; forgalom
bantotta. Szazezer automobil 'vad
rohanasa es tiilkolese, villamos-
kocsik veszett csilingelese, egy-
mas hegyen-hatan valo tolonga-
sa, lokdosese. Akkor nyugodtak
meg kisse, mikor valami rejtel-
mes gep kalitkaszeru hurcutsaga
gyomrukat kevero szaguldassal
! vitte fel oket a nagy szalloda
negyvenhatodik emeleten lev6
szobajukba. Mem csoda, ha oft
jobban ereztek magukat, hiszen
kozelebb voltak a mennyorszag-
hoz.
No, hosszu utat tettek, elfa-
radtak, megtorodtek, hamarosan
leplhentek. Aludtak, mint a tel,
keso reggelig. De meg az agy-
ban heveresztek, amikor Pal meg
szolalt:
- Mas vilag van errefele, Pc
ter, mint a mi idonkben volt.
Mem tetszenek nekem eek
mostani emberek. Mem neck XII
beloluk semmi jot. Legalabb a
kardomat hoztam volna el ma
gammal, hogy biztonsagban le-
gyek
Peter, aki idosebb is volt, meg
foldi helytarto minosegeben
felettesebb, megpirongatta:
= Hallgass, Pal! Avagy mar
elfeledted a mi Mesterink sza-
vat, hogy aki karddal vag, kard
altal pusztul ell.
Szotlanul heveresztek egy da-
rabig, amig vegil Peter sohaj-
toni kezdett es megszolalt:
Ugy erzem, hogy valami
mozog bennem.
Amire Pal szemrehanyolag
felelte:
Mondtam ugy-e tegnap,
hogy ne kostold meg ait a fur
csa gyumolcsot, amir6l ait mond-
tax. hogy banan. Bizonyosan fe-
reg volt benne, amitol giliszta
mott hasadba.
Felpattant erre haragosan Pc
ter:
- TIE bolond, te! Mem ha-
samban mozog, hanem a lelkem-
ben. Ugy erzem, hogy fel kell
alljak valahol es beszelnem kell
a nepekhez. Annak idejen Roma
ban is mindig ICY mozgott ben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

vath Istvan, Danish JOSEF, Czene
vatalos lap: Amerikai Magyar Hir-
lap. = Gyileseit tartja a hivatalos
lapban jelzett helyen es id0ben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02


agybol nagy sebten:
Akkor oltozziink sietve,
inert az ilyen megnyilatkozast
nem szabad titokban tartanunk.
Feloraval kesobb, ahogy mar
az uccakon odongtek volna, ker-
dezte Peter tanacstalanul:
= Vajjon hol predikalhat lit
olyan ember, aki iizenetet toll
macsol?
Ahol la, mondotta Pal,
sarkon valami templom-
felet latok. Kereszt is van rata.
Az bizonyosan jo hely lesz, pre-
dikaciora alkalmatos hely.
Ahogy megalltak elotte, lam
csak, lam. bejarat fele Macy
betukkel volt kobe vesve:
Ego sum via, verltas ct
vita.
Peternek es Palnak mamma volt
az. Latin szavak. A Mester sza-
val.
- En- vagyok az ut, az ;gazsag
es az elet.
Eel is kialtott Pal orvendezve !:
- 10 helyen jarunk. lit mar
predikalhatsz.
A bejaratnal eppen csak egy
rovid Miatyankot mondtak, inert
azonkiviil mas imat mem tudtak,
hiszen hegyen maga Mester
rendelte, hogy mas imajuk ne
is legyen, azutan elindultak a
fooltar oldalan levo szoszek fele.
Peter odasugta utkozben Palnak j:
- Nagyon mozog mar ben
mem, kivancsi vagyok, hogy nit
mondat welem?
A szoszek lepcsoje elott azon-
ban elejuk allott valami szolga-
fele ember, aki el6bb a gyertya-
kat gyujtogatta es szigoru han
gon kerdezte: -, ,~~ ~>-
- Nit keresnek itt?
A hevesebb verii Pal szinte in
gerulten mondta: - 49,
= Az en- testverem uzenetet
hozott ennek nepnek, amt at
fog ADM a szoszekrol.
A szolgafajta ember nem ijedt
meg, hanem betuszkolta ket
ismeretlent a sekrestyebe a pap
ele. Greg pap volt az, mosolygo
arcu, baratsagos szavu, joindu-
latu. Szelden kerdezte:
- Nit akarnanak, tisztelt ba-
rataim?
Ismet csak a hevesebb verii
Pal felelt:
- Az en- testverem, Peter, aki
lit all az oldalam mellett, jott,
hogy halak helyett lelkeket ha-
lasszon. Jott, hogy a Mesterrol
es az Igerol predikaljon. Jott,
inert a Lelek hajtja, hogy he
lyette beszeljen.
Az emberszeret6, igaz indulatu
pap szeliden mosolygott:
= De van-e ra Romabol enge-
delye, inert tit. tisztelt barataim,
csak az beszelhet, akit Roma
kuldott es ARA felhatalmazott.
Palnak leesett ugyan egy XII
csinyt az ALA, de kemenykotesii
ember letere mem adta be mind
Jart a derekat.
- Meghidd ait nekem, en-
Der, hogy az en- Peter testverem
nelkul nem lenne Roma, felolem
pedig iras bizonyitja, hogy "civis
romanus sum-, romai polgar va
gyok.
Az aldott lelku papot nem
hagyta el tiirelme, inert bekesen
magyarazta:
A mi szoszekiinkre Roma
irott engedelye nelkul senkise
mehet fel. Van-e ilyen irasotok !?
Peternek van! felelte
Pal. OFT hordja a hatan. A
csaszar Nerette ra hoherok korba-
csaval.
A pap bekettiro szelidseggel
ingatta fejet:
- Az nekiink mem elegendo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02
EGYLET|. kALAUZOk
merika Magyar Hrap" azbb eoyhazaknak egyletekne
Is k6r0knek hivataIos iapja 1885 eyre

fellow
ing Hungarian Churches, Societies n Clubs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-05-02

Peter, aki mar Gethzeman
kertb6l tudta, hogy rend6rok-
kel mem jo kukor;cazni, egysze-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
SIDE CHANGES

Rhe checkered hen felt very proud because 1t pleased the Tiny crowd. When it had finished with it's song, the giant said, "Thafs great!
 Nov, sing once more and then I'll let you strut away so you can get your. share of corn, back in the hen coop, ere you are too late"
 The hen, however, didn't stop to sing. It wished to fill it's crop, and when the giant mentioned corn, it fluttered to the ground.
 Hey, there she goes," cried Scouty. Gee, she must be hungry as can be. Let's follow her. She will be tick1ed when her lunch is found"
 N4
 So, to the coop the Tinies went, and there a half an h our was spent. The giant gave the Tinies corn so they could throw the stuff.
 The kernels disappeared real fast. Twas heaps of run until, at last, the giant said, "Give her no more. I'm sure she's had enough"
 And then, without another word, he grabbed hold of his magic bird
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

Ind Add subtract
  sghat you'll get he
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09
Pictures by George scarbo AS

and put her in a little box filled to the top with straw.
 Said 1ittly Dotty, "Oh. l beg ot you to make her lay an egg. I'll bet that it will be the biggest egg we ever saw"
 The giant answer, Wait until I come back here. You'll get a thrill when you see what I'm going to do." The Tinies cried, .Okay!
 Well always"wait for something new. Remember, though, it's up to you to hurry back. We do not want to wait out here all day"
 About five minutes passed and then the farmer joined the bunch again. He had a big bass fiddle and he cried, "I'll play a tune.
 Its music that makes my hen lay. Now, please be quiet. Don't you say single word. Then you'll all see a real sight pretty soon."
 Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Inc.
 (Thc Tinies get their surprise in the next story.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-03-09

(The Tinies get their surprise in the next story.)
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
CoRN-HOG NEWS

The final corn-hog sign-up meet
ings for 1885 will be held next
week in accordance with the fol-
lowing schedule: February 18, 1:30
pm. at the Commercial Club room
in Prosser. This meeting will COW
er the territory adjacent to Pros
ser, Benton City and Kiona. Thurs
day, February 81, at 1:30 pm. at
the Hanford grange hall. This will
cover the territory of White Bluffs
and Hanford. Saturday, February
%, at 1870 pm. at the County Ex-
tension office at Kennewick. This
will include the territory adjacent
to Richland, Finley, Hover and the
remaining parts of the county not
included in any other meeting.
At these meetings contracts will
be signed by those who have sign
ed application blanks at the meet
ings held this week and those who
have not yet signed application
blanks can do so.
The meeting will be conducted
by the respective committeeman
with the assistance of the county
extension office.
This weeks meeting for Kenne-
wick will be held at 1:30 pm. on
Saturday, February Is at the ex-
tension office.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
ESSAY CONTEST

The Women's Auxiliary of the
Washington State Medical associ-
alton is sponsoring an essay con-
test put on in the high schools in
each county. The topic is "Con-
tribution to Scientific Medicine in
the Last Century" The contest is
open to all juniors and seniors in
high school and the essay must not
exceed 1000 words. The auxiliary
will conduct the contest and will
give SIS as first prize and a years
subscription to "Hygeia" maya
zine as second prize.
Judges chosen by the county as
ISOLATION will grade the papers
and first prize winning essay will
be submitted to the state public
relations chairman, Mrs. Edwin L.
Carlson Of Tacoma. Winner of the
state prize. will receive an addi-
tional $40 and second prize q one
year subscription to Hygeia mag
azine.
Mrs. n. j. Capell is chairman in
charge Of the association in Ben
ton county. She attended meet
ing and banquet Of the auxiliary
held in Walla Walla Wednesday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

Divine services, Septuazesims
Sunday, February IL, IL am. with
theme "The True Recompense,"-
Matt. 20:1-16. ..-....
Sunday school at 10 am, Miss
Dorothy Barton, supt. Bible classes
at same hour, Messrs w. T. Tracy
and RECTOR Anderson, instructors.
Lesson, "What Makes a Good Cit
izen," Peter 2:11-17; 4:1-5. Come!
Choir and L. l. committee meet
ings Wednesday evening, Febru-
airy 20, place to be announced at
later date. j.,
Gotta Guild meets at the home
of Mrs. II. C. Dreager, Shoshone
street, Pasco. Mrs. Kermit Lester
will act as hostess. Date, February
81, 2:30 pm.
Confirmation class, 2:3O pm.
every Saturday. Lesson "The
Three Articles (Creed). Questions
251-275.
To try to arrange life without
God is hopeless proposition. Why
not seek His counsel and guidance
for he has solace for trouble and
. solution for all problems. Attend
church Sunday!
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
Dodd Assures Portland
Backing for Plans

That Portland is willing to back
any concerted complete develop
ment plan for the Columbia-Snake
river valleys is the word passed
out last week by E. C. Dodd, for
merly secretary of the Umatilla
Rapids association. Mr.. Dodd has
been in conference with Portland
chamber of commerce directors
lately and has their assurance OF
active assistance for development.
Mr.. Dodd states that he has been
given assurance that the Portland
business interests will cooperate
with any group for complete de-
velopment of the two rivers. They
particularly stressed the fact that
they are deeply interested in the
up-river sections and not just in
Bonneville.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Hubert C. Vincent, pastor

Sunday school at $3.50. The pas
tor and the superintendent are an
xious that we shall have full at
tendance on this Sunday, SO do
your best to be present. -. =. Z.
Morning worship at IL o'clock
with the Rev. Robert H. Allen
preceding on the subject "The
Church of the Living God" and all
members and friends are expected
to attend. Epworth League and
Junior League at $3.50 for their
regular devotional studies. At the
same hour the membership and
evangelistic committee will meet
with Mr.. Allen to discuss the work
for the coming week. The meet
ings will continue during the week
and Mr.. Allen will discuss the fol-
lowing topics:
Monday, 'What Think We of
Christ"
Tuesday, "The Christlike God"
Wednesday, Facing Cricis as
Jesus Did"
Thursday, Making Goodness At
tractive."
Friday, "The Lure of the I'm
possible"
These meetings are educational
in character and are open to the
general public, a most cordial in
vitation is given to attend.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

glad in it," Some people will be re-
joicing in the Lord with Christ
ians, worshiping together the God
who made them. Others will leave
God out of their plans. What
about you? We invite you to Join
with US at any of the following
services:
1890 Opening praise service.
2 11:00 Morning cessage by til e
pastor. Theory of Evolution or
Facts of Creation"
11:30 to 1900 Bible study for
young and old.
$50 Senior and Junior B.Y.P.U.
7:30 Evening service, Daniel,
the Prophet" This is the begin
ming of a study of the Book of
Daniel, chapter by chapter. Sum
day evening will be a study of the
first chapter.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Edited by NJ Hudnan his the
A Lumb

"The wages of sin are
DEATH" cried the minis
ter. "Yeah, a n d they
say the 20 d die
young" replied hi $
son, SITS got me all
balled up"
Tall
And we might add that
you need not be balled
up in your fuel buying.
Just place your conf
dence IN US and rest
assured that we will
give you the utmost
for the money spent.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

that We sell is quality
of the highest sort.
tail
Be sure to ask for the
Better Times credits
when you buy here. We
are glad to give them
and you'll help some
candidate get that fine
trip to California.
tai ..-.~ -.
This is Doakes Nc
Bathwater who thinks
that just because a man
is set in his ways is no
sign that he's likely to
hatch out any new
ideas.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
w. L. Hansen, pastor.

Revival meetings with the Rev.
Fred Suffield of Los Angeles,
California as evangelist and Miss
Letha Snyder of Yakima vocal So
loist and song leader every night,
except Saturday at 7:30 pm.
Forceful messages and faithful
exposition of the Word of God.
Spiritual singing of the Gospel
Songs, both new and old.
Everyone welcome at all serv-
ices.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
WORKING GALS
HAVE "A PARTY
Hike to Highlands Where
They Feed on Chicken,
Etc, Etc.

Il y ~ =
members OF tne BUSINESS any
froiesslonai Womens cruz n,kee
OUT 20 une nome OF Mis: =. =. Mey'
e.s on the aisnialius Moiay ese'
nlhg ana enjoyed cnicken aailisI !
Inc mixers ie1t Town aDout o'Ie
ana NUMBER VINO could nov ieaye
at 1naL Time wen. OUT IN cars. WIS
margaret Ha"kIns, ntsa!oh Iliati-
man OF .ne group, was IN Gnarss
OF the dinner and II was planned
afong neaith tnes.
The clever table decorations and
favors were made from the loWly
vegetables, such as onions, carrots,
turnlps and potatoes by MISS Allen
ana MISS Bertha Frlcke. MISS Al
len led group singing during tne
dinner hour. Miss Elsa Dorner
gave an interesting talk on phy-
slcal education. mrs. !. n. Ayers
was guest speaker OF the club and
told of her work as chairman OF
the tuberculosis seal sale and the
help the club had been to the asso-
clatlon IN mailing out the seals and
helping with the returns.
MRS. :. y. Mulkey, VINO was un-
able to be present, on account the
surprise visit OF her daughter ana
son-ln-laW, MT. ana Mrs. Kay Max
Wen OF NEVADA, SO MRS. Ayers toid
or the good work Mrs. Mulkey mad
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
Howdy Folks
Weeks Best Joke
GsTooL bocn,t com,

dck nash COiiiS
home. Am worried. Is
he spending the night
with you," wired wife
of Smith, to five of his
friends. Soon after
the husband arrived
and before long a mes
senger oy came in
with five replies. They
all read, eyes, Jack is
spending t h e night
with me-"
Tall
That's friendship of
the highest sort a n d
the Building Material
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Subject for February IL "Soul."
Golden Text: / Chronicles 22:19.
Set your heart and soul to seek the
Lord your God.
Responsive reading: Matt 7:7-9,
IL, IL, 24-27.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN
I. G. Nelson, pastor

Bible school 10 am.
Morning worship IL am. Ser
mon topic when is Education Re-
igious."
Bible study class 2 pm.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

Mrs: Herbert Woods ana 80,
daughter, Norma, were Sro sns
home from the Pasco hosnstsSS s
Sunday. 'p''al q
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

Brick Oliver and Glen FELTON,
were business visitors in Walla
Walla Wednesday evening, attend
ing a meeting of STANDARD Oil men.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
Richland News Items

Residents Rchland and vicinity invited their district
greater publicity by informing neghbor
hood OF the happenings in the community 80
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

Navy Race Far Off, Is Belief
Headline. That suits US, if it's go
ing to be anything like that Amer
ica's Cup affair.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner First and Washington

"This is the day which the Lord
has made; let Us rejoice and be
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

FIRST ENG. LUTHERAN
Is lone Street North
Rev. Harold F. Hammer, pastor
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

Some government officials seem
to believe Townsend would bring
about the nations end.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

FOR SALE-Singer sewing ms.1
Inc, $40. Call 21sl. a.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-14

Bible Study Class 4 I