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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30

szelget vendegeivel Kozvetle-
nil es oszinten. a maga XII
sebb-nagyobb gond:ait emile
gette abbol az idoboi, amikor
meg mem volt kormanyzo,
maid ratert ARA az ldore, ami
kor mar az egesz allan terhe
raszakadt vallaira. Mem emel-
kedett az ujsagosok fele, mem
sulyedt alajuk, egy szinvona-
lon maradt velUk. Ember volt,
gondokkal kiizdo ember, SEM
mi mas. Es ezzel meg is nyerte
az ujsagosok szivet. AIT mond-
ia ra az irodeakora:
- Ez a beszed meggyoz0tt
bennlnket arrol, hogy a kor-
manyzo tobbe mem politikus,
hanem allamferfi.
Mikor veget ert a lakoma,
magukra maradtak a magyar
ujsagosok es ekkor kovetke-
zett az, ami feljegyzesre erde-
mes, de amirol raelysegesen
hallgattak az esemenyrol $50
10 ujsaghirek. Harom hosszu
craig tarto bekes tanacskozas
utan megszuletett az ohioi ma
gyar lapok sz0vetssge es scent
lett az ujsagosok soraban a
beke. Meg papot is hivtunk
hozza, hogy ada ra az aldast
Kennel volt a colurnbusi ma
gyar reformatusoR pasztora
az ifjabbik Kalassay, aki buz.
gon fohaszkodott, nogy ez g
csodalatos osszefogas ne lie.
gyen levai kemence.
Ennek a kemencenek az 6
historiaja, hogy az egyszeri le
val plebanos cserep kalyhat
allittatott az ebedl6jebe, am
ugyan keszen lett estere, dt
! reggelre mar szerelicsesen osz
j, sze is dolt. Hivatta gyorsan {
: kalyharako mestert a pleba
= nos es panaszolta:
= - Hallja-e, mestei, a kalyhs
amt tegnap rakott,' mara ma
osszedolt.
. Amire a kalyharako meste
4 szinte megbantodva felelte:
: - Hat csak mem tarthatot
0r0kke.
z Az egyseg szuletesenek al
:, kalmabol a keresztapai tisztse
get a columbusi erdemes ma
: gyar, DR.. L0winger vallalta
Il Adott is olyan keresztelesi va
n csorat otthonaban az usage
t. soknak, ami bacskai disznoto1
! max is bevalott volna. Haror
1, napig tartonak. Es ami a leg
; fontosabb, a vacsora mem vol
L szaraz, mint a kormanyz
ebedje.
= Most pedig, hogy elmondot
tam volt ezeket, J6 lenne, h
: nyakamba akasztnatnam
d hazai kis biro dobjat, kiallhat
,e mex a piac kozepere es nag
k fennszoval hirdetketnem:
1t - Adatik tudtara az eges
Y amerikai magyarsagnak, hog
z Ohio allamban egymasra tt
i, laltak a magyar ujsagosok,
le jo vasar 0r0mere kemenye
z parolaztak, aldomast is itta
es ebadta zsivanynak mond;
m tik az, aki ezt az egyseg'
m megzavarja.
70 Elfogodott szivvel, reszket
erzessel varja az Urnak eze
> kilencharminchatodik esztel
(, dejeben kotott colulnbusi bel
: tartos voltat, amely a min
H. gyoztes es mines legy6zott ]
lige alatt kesziilt
zs kakGShdsi KdkdS Marion.
as
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30

hogy januar soran nagy ka-
nallal ettem Ohio allan fova-
rosaban, ColumbusOan. Mem
kisebb ember maga az allan
kormanyzoja, a megnyeroen
kedves egyenisegu Martin L.
Davey latott vendegenek ebed-
re a tobbi ohioi rlagyar lap
szerkesztovel egyGttesen. De
mielott elmondanar1 az ebed
felol hogy volt, mint volt,
el0bb hadd meselnessem ell,
hogy a nagy tiszteaseget meg
el6zo ket het alatt sokat utaz-
tam, sokat tapasztaltam, de
foleg egy gondolat itotte meg
a fiilemet. Toledoban jarva, ait
mondta volt nekcln a bar
pispokunk lenne magyar pa
pai prelatus, Eordogh Elemer;
oreg amerikas magyar
vagyok, de mindig csak egyre
vagytam: legyen bekes ossze-
tartas az amerikai magyarsag
soraiban. Hogy rincs koz-
tiink egyetertes, annak az
amerikai magyar sajto az Okla
Mikor a tollforgat6k megbe-
kulnek egymas kozott, "Te
Deumos' miset mondok tenn
plomomban annak oromere.
Ket nappal kesobb elmond,
tam ezt Cleveland varosaban
mask magyar papa, prelatus,
max, Koller EnGrenek, ak
szokott lelki szelidsegevel fe
lelte:
Magam is segedkezen
maid azon a misen Eordogf
prelatusnak, csak attol felek
hogy mem elek olyan hosszl
ideig, amig ere misere ke
rul a sor.
Clevelandbol Alliancere We
t6dtem, ahol ram rJcssent Ko
r0sf0y Janos baratom, ak
igazan sziven visell az ameri
kai magyar sajto sorsat:
Tiz esztendeje mar, hog,
minden esztendoben meghizla
lok egy malacot azzs:l, hogy h
vegre beke lesz a magyar VI
sagosok soraban, unnepi lake
mat rendezek nekiek belole
Ugy latszik, hogy ennek
disznotornak napja sohse el
kezik ell.
Akronban jarva, Darago Jt
zsef busan legyintett kezevel:
- Amint kutyah6i mem les
soha szalonna, ugy a magya
ujsagosok kozott Sc lesz sob
egyetertes. A tollforgatok a
Okla, hogy mines arnerikai ma
gyar egyseg.
Szoljak-e a tobbi felol is
Arrol, hogy NIT mondott HI
bodasz Guszti Youngstown
ban, Kocsiscsak Lorainbel
init irt DR.. 10th Sander Lar
casterb6l vagy Bencze Jane
Pittsburghbol? Mivel nagyo
egyhangu lenne a nota, job
ha hallgatok feloluk.
Hat bizony joggal er bel
niinket a vad, hogy nincs eg,
seq kozottunk. Mindoss,
negyvenen vagyunk egy 81
kerbe fogva, de arnyifele
huzzuk az amerikai magys
sajt6 jarmuvet. Ennek azo1
ban csak egy Okla van es e.
az egy okot most fedeztem +
COIumbuSban.
Ugy tortent a dolog, hos
Ohio ALAN kormanyzoja vel
degiil hivta es latta sal;
allamaban lako magyar ujs
gOsOkat es pedig ITEM azer
h0gy ITALIAN valasztasi kortes
ket fogdosson bennunk, hisze
nessze van meg nagyon a "
lasztas ideje, hanem aze1
hogy megtudja, hol szoritja
cip6 az Ohioban lako toh
M M <
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30
Melyik lat az egyletek kozt legdragabb?
MIKOR A SZAMOK is HAZUDNAK.

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30
CONDOS SA MOOR


mint masfelszazezer magyart.
Hat ha tehetne ertuk valamit?
De mivel ezt ugyis elmondjak
okosabban es bovebben az uj-
sagosok, hogy az 'elkovetkezok
mikentjet onmaguk kozt meg
beszeljek. Elsonek Tarnoczy
Arpad szolalt meg es koltoi
lelkenek lagysagaval kerte:
- Fiuk, mutassuk meg az
amerikai nagy urak elott,
hogy szeretjuk egymast.
A kolt0 keresenek nyomban
meg lett a foganatja. Olyan
parazs veszekedes kOvetkezett,
hogy maid 0sszedoltek a falak.
Vagdosott az eles $40 jobbra-
balra vagy tiz percig, amig jo-
zan tapintattal meg mem $50
lalt Barta Andor, loraini lap
szerkeszto:
- Olyan regen rem lattuk
egymast, hogy nem csoda, ha
XII kellett ontenunk az epen-
ket. De most mar, hogy tules-
tiink a mergesen, talan kezd-
juk ujra a dolgot.
Ez az, kerem alassan. Mi,
ujsagosok, nagyon szet va
gyunk szorva egynastol Macy
Amerikaban. Az elet temerdek
nyomorusaga felkavarja ben
mink az epet, ha lehanapjan
talalkozunk, elobb XII kell ont
silk az epenket, hogy aztan
raebredjunk:
- A csoda egye meg, NIT
veszekszunk, hiszen alapjabar
we've megis csak szeretjik egy.
mast.
Icy azutan olyan egymasho7
ragaszkodo, egymast tamogat(
bekes egyetertessel fogadtul
a kormanyzot es a kisereteber
levo amerikai nagy urakat
mintha mi lennenk az egyedu
Ii egyseges csoport nagy Anne
rikaban. Meg is mondta Da
vey kormanyzo:
Ha minden bevandorlt
csoport koreben olyan szel
lenne az egyetertes, mint ;
magyarok kozott, sokkal tob
! bet tudnanak eler12i.
: Annyi scent, hogy amig a
amerikaiak oft voltak kozot
y tiink, a "Potemlzin falut
: nagyszeruen epitgettuk. Meg
a tapsoltuk az irodeakomat, ak
: tosztmester volt IS viharosal
: eljeneztuk Tarnoczy Arpadot
pedig a kivalo kolto ITALIAN ma
a ga Sc ertette, hogy NIT mono
: inert fele reszben angolul be
szelt. Izzadt is szornyen az ar
! col beSZeo el0tt:
Uram listen, mi lesz ve
z lem? Szivesebben vagnek fat.
I De azert kivagta a rezet bt
a csulettel angolul is, a besze
z magyar reszevel pcdig STINT
: megrikatott benniinket. Csa
azert nem sikeruIt, inert he
!? ugy voltunk vele, mint az eg,
! szeri apat ur temetesi bucsu:
l. tatojaval. Sirt azor mindenk
/, csak egyetlen em:er szen
/ maradt szaraz. Meg is kerde
IS te tole kesobb az apat ur:
II - Kelmednek ITALIAN me-
., tetszett a beszedem, hogy me-
k0nnyezett?
/ Amire az atyafi tejet raz,
= felelte:
,e Tetszett az nekem $40
e nyen. Mem hallottam en- ann
is soha Szebbet, de nem sirha
lr tam, inert hat en- nem Uagye
l. ideD1l0Si.
1t Icy voltam magam is Hosl
Ell tanar es szerkeszto pomp;
angol beszedevel. Meg volt a.
" max a magja is, meg a zam
l. ia is, de kozombos arcot ke
it lett vagjak hozza, inert me
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-01-30


szabbak a hazugsagnal, ugy a
fel-szamok sem mondanak
teljes igazsagot.
Ha peldaul egy munkasem-
bernek ot dollar a keresete,
vagy a munkabere naponta,
neha ait hisszik, hogy az IL
let6 hetenkent $50 dollart
tud keresni. Pedig megtorte-
mix, hogy az illet6 csak egy
napot dolgozik hetenkent. Ak
kor aztan mem a ilapi, hanem
a heti keresete volt OF dollar.
Ilyen csonka feleietet adott
az TWO egy konyvecskeben
azokra a cikkekre, amelyek e
lapban megjelentek es a le-
kozolt tablazatok alapjan AIT
hihetne a feluletes szemlelo,
hogy az TWO olcsobb az orsza-
gos magyar egyletcknel.
Aldbb az TWO konyUecske-
jenek a sajdt ssdn,1ait fogjuk
idesni es asokkal bisonyitjuk
be, hogy olcsobb akdrmelyik
magyar egylet az IWO-ndl.
Mielott azonban d szamokra
raternenk, lenne egy nehany
altalanos megjegyzesink, a
hogy az TWO is sokkal t0bbet
beszel altalanossagbGn, mint a
szamokkal.
A kiadvanyban tobbszor es
erosen hangsulyozzaK, hogy Ok
egysegre torekszenek, hogy
EGYHAZI es EGYLETI veze-
tokkel es tagsaggal egyseg-
frontokat akarnak csinalni, az
amerikai magyar munkassag
erdekeben.
Ez a voros maszlag nagyon
szepen hangzana ma, ha az
iUj Elore, az TWO hivatalos
lapja regebben mem irta volns
meg abban a hirhedtte val
vezercikkben, hogy
"hossdtok be az egysegfron
tokon keresstul u naagyaro
kat az IWO-bd."
Mem a magyarsag. mem a.
egyhazak, mem az egyletel
boldogulasat keresik ezekiel
hazug egysegfrontokkal, mer
azokrol nemcsak az angol, d.
a magyar nyelvu Eommunistt
ujsdg is megirta, hogy csa1
eloSsobdi q kon1munisn1usna]
es az IWO-nak.
Mem tudjuk, hogy han,
"egyhazi es egyleti vezetoseg
dult be idaig ennek a nemzeti
szinure mazolt, de valojabal
vor0s egysegfrontnak, mem i
erdekel benninket.
Csak ait akarjuk megje
gyezni, hogy akik ina a kom
munistakkal egysegfrontozna
azok holnap vagy 1,olnaputal
ne mondjak, hogy csalodtal
ne mondjak, hogy nem volta
, tisztaban a helyzettel, mer
hiszen az egysegfront zaszlt
? hordozoja, a kommunista I
' Elore megirta, hogy az egyseg
front csak a tobolzo szobaj
, az IWO-nak.
A kiadvanyban elnondja
( sorra, hogy mi minden van
programJukban. A tarsadaln
+ biztositas eszmejet XII akarja
sajatitani maguknsk, bar ko:
tudomasu, hogy annak letr'
o j0ttet egyenesen hdtrdltatj,
: hOgy a v0r0sek asi agitdcit
! celokra hass,adljdk.
e A fascizmus ellen, a habor
s ellen akarnak kuizdeni es ue
: probaljak a dolgot teltuntetr
mintha ezt rajtuk kivil
nelkuluk senki mem tenne,
senki mem tudna megtenni.
Az igazsag az, hogy amin
ezekre a mozgalmakra a vori
egysegfrontok pecsetjet uti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
Services Announced
For National Baptist

DR.. Cove G. johnson, pastor of
the National Baptist Memorial, will
speak tomorrow morning on Day of
All the Week the Best" In the eve
ming DR.. F. F. Briggs will speak on
"A Prisoner Who Became Captain"
The missionary circles will meet
Tuesday at 2 pm, as follows: The
Olive Love Circle, with Mrs. c. M.
Scates, 1856 Jefferson street; the Ella
Marie Holmes Circle, with Mrs. w.
E. Sanford, 1922 Kansas avenue; the
Ann Judson Circle, with Mrs. c. j.
Fernald, 1914 Columbia road; the
DR.. Marion Criswell Circle, with Mrs.
j. M. Rissler, 1866 Spring road; the
DR.. Lena Benjamin Circle, with Mrs.
s. w. Kent, 2110 o street; the Emma
g. Gill Circle, with Mrs. Bessie Du-
vail, 1853 Columbia road; the Anna
b. Hanson Circle, with Mrs. r. v.
Frankhouser, 1924 Veazey street; the
kathleen Mallory Circle, with Mrs. w.
C. McGinness, GAS Kenyon street, and
the Juliette Mather Circle, with Mrs.
s. c. Hall, 119 Duncan avenue, Alex
andria, Va, the members of this cir
Gle meeting at the church to go in
cars
Wednesday at pm. the annual
home department banquet, given by
Mrs o. r. Balderson and her as
sistants for the members of the de-
partment, will be held at the church.
Mrs. c. C. Hung, wife of the pastor
of the Chinese Community Church,
will be the speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
SERMON SERIES
TO BE RESUMED
Rev. R. j. Clinchy to Speak
on Frontier of Man
Is Mankind"

Rev. Russell j. Clinchy, minister of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. will preach the second in
the series Of sermons on basic ideas
of the Bible tomorrow morning. his
subject being The Frontier of Man
Is Mankind"
Dr. A. Hrdlicka, curator OF the
Smithsonian Institution, will address
the Adult Forum at 10 am. on the
theme The Modern Woman From the
Point of View of Anthropology."
The Young Peoples Forum has
scheduled a hike for the afternoon,
leaving the church promptly at 8
o'clock. The three young peoples
groups will convene promptly at
o'clock, having the following pro-
grams: The forum will consider The
Future Of Mount Pleasant Youth"
with DR.. Clinchy; the discussion
group, under the leadership Of Prof.
Carl D. Wells Of George Washington
University, begins a series of discus
sions on building social creed, and
the Sunday Evening Club has as its
speaker Miss Jean Heron, her sub
ject being THE Youth Program of
Social Action"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
GATE BEAUTIFUL
IS SERMON TOPIC

DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, min
lister Of Foundry M. E. Church, has
chosen as the text of his sermon to-
morrow morning THE Gate Beautiful"
At the 8 pm. service he will preach
on THE Secret of the Kingdom"
THE Foundry Forum" a series of
lectures on THE World Today" I'M
der the auspices of the Woman's Guild,
will be inaugurated Thursday morn
ing at II o'clock. DR.. Wesley M.
Gewehr, professor of history at Amer
lean University, who travelled extern
sively abroad during the Summer. Is
to give six lectures in this course
He will speak on THE Spanish Revo-
luton" on Thursday morning, and on
succeeding Thursdays will discuss the
political, economic and religious situa-
ton in various countries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
CHURCH HISTORY
TO BE DISCUSSED

Rev. Henry Manken, pastor of the
Evangelical Lutheran Church of the
Incarnation, will present in his ser
mon tomorrow morning, interesting
data concerning the history and work
of the United Lutheran Church in
America. This will be in connection
with the international convention be-
ing held now at Columbus, Ohio.
Boys and girls between the ages of
II and 16 will be organized into an
intermediate Luther League at a spe-
cial meeting in the parish hall at Z
pm. Margaret Harris and Gertrude
Kluge will be the organizers.
The Womens Guild is preparing for
a dinner October 90 in the parish
hall from S to 7 pm. The Senior
League tomorrow will be addressed by
Gordon Kluge on "The Working of the
Church." at pm. Iona Browne will
preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
DIR. H. M. CANTER
Is REAPPOINTED
Rev. J. H. Blakemore, jr.,
Also Renamed as As
sistant Pastor.

DR.. Harry M. Canter and Rev. John
H. Blakemore, jr.. have been reap
pointed as minister and assistant min
lister, respectively, of Epworth M. E.
Church South.
DR.. Canter will preach for the II
o'clock service tomorrow morning
taking as his, sermon subject. "Hilar-
ity in Religion" For his evening SER
mon at o'clock he will preach on
"A Practical Petition"
The forty-third annual convention
Of the Sunday School Association of
the District Of Columbia will be held
in Epworth Church Monday evening
at 8 o'clock. DR.. Albert w. Beaver
president of the Rochester-CoIgate Di-
vinity School, will make the address Of
the evening and will take as his SUBJ
ject, Capturing Youth for Christian
Tomorrow" Representatives from
Sunday schools from the entire city
will be present for this meeting.
w. w. MILAN, president of the or
ganization, will have charge Of the
meeting. DR.. William S. Aberrethy
pastor Of Calvary Baptist Church. will
make the closing prayer and pronounce
the benediction.
At the recent meeting Of the official
board OF the church the following Of
ficers were elected for the year: Chair
man, w. G. FUR; vice chairman, W.
Cameron Burton; secretary, I. A. Leh-
man; assistant secretary, William
PeVerill; treasurer, w. F. Hummer; as
sistant treasurer. E. L. Loving. DR.
Canter will announce his nominations
for the committees at later date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
RETREAT LEAGUE
DIRECTOR NAMED
Rev. John S. Spence Ap-
pointed for Washing
ton Group.

Most Rev. Michael J. Curley, Arch
bishop of Baltimore, has appointed
Rev. John S. Spence, assistant pastor
at the Shrine of the Sacred Heart, in
this city. as director of the Retreat
League of Washington.
The Washington Retreat House on
Hardwood road, Brookland. conducted
by the Franciscan Sisters of the Atone
ment, is to be the center of retreats for
the women of the District Of Column
bia.
Retreats Are held through the year,
and ordinarily begin Friday evening
and end Sunday night after confer
ence at which the papal blessing is
impaired. There Is also a three-hour
exposition and benediction of the
blessed sacrament.
Any organization or parish may ar
range. through its head or project. for
a date for a retreat or for an evening
of recollection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
LUTHERAN TOPIC
IS "NEW MEN"

At Christ Lutheran Church of Be-
thesda- Chevy Chase Rev. Henry J.
Whiting will preach tomorrow at the
IL am. service on New Men" Ses-
sions of this church are held at the
State Theater, Bethesda.
The Martin Luther Brotherhood and
the Katherine Won Bora Club will
meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Walter Brown. The men will elect
officers. Miss Frances Dysinger, Sec
rotary of the Lutheran Innermission
Society and member of Luther Place
Memorial Church of Washington, will
talk to both groups on the work of
the Innermission Society.
The Katherine Won Bora Club will
sponsor a halloween party at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Brake on Oc-
tober %. Mr.. Whiting IS teaching
every Monday night at the Wash
ington Luther Training School for
Church Workers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
GUEST TEACHER
P. R. Talley at Bright
wood Park M. E.

At GAS am. tomorrow p r. Talley
will be the guest speaker before the
Wesley Mems Bible Glass at the
Brightwood Park Methodist Episcopal
Church. A recently organized Bible
class for young men will have Robert
R. Dawson as its teacher.
At IL o'clock the minister, Rev.
S. Carroll Coale. will preach on THE
Spiritual Measurement of the Church"
At this same service he will use as
the childrens story topic Setting
Your Watch" In the Happy Eve
ming Hour, 8 o'clock, the sermon theme
will be Empty Streams"
The Fidelis Bible Class will hold
its fourth annual banquet at the
Kennedy-Warren Hotel Tuesday at
Z pm. Miss Helen Hopkins will be
toastmistress.
A rally meeting for men will be
held under auspices Of the Wesley
Mems Bible Class Tuesday at 8 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-17
Guest Pastor
at
Service Here
DR.. Richardson Of
Richmond to Speak
at Pilgrims Church.

DR. DONALD w. RICHARDSON,
professor Of missions in the
Union Theological Seminary, Rich
mond, Va, will preach at the Church
Of the Pilgrims tomorrow morning at
the IL o'clock services. DR.. Richard
son is a foremost authority on inter-
national missions.
At pm. DR.. Cary r. Blain, super
intendent Of the Highland Institute of
Guerrant, KY, will describe the inter-
esting and effective service being rem
dered to the Southern mountaineers.
The church's annual survey Of
American and international missions
will open Monday with an address de.
signed to prepare for group study Of
the new book, with Christ Into To-
morrow" by DR.. Hunter B. Blakely.
In connection with this study a series
Of congregational dinners will be held.
DR.. Richardson will be the principal
speaker at the opening Monday eve
ming session.
The mission sessions, at which there
will be special speaker each week,
will continue through Sunday, Novem-
Der 8. at the Church of the Pilgrims.
Mondays opening session begins at
7:45 pm. with business meeting of
the auxiliary. after which DR.. Richard
son will speak on mission problems.
All sessions will be in the evening.
The next session will be Tuesday at
CO. - sol, al
dinner and study classes.
Mrs. H. L. Ross of Mexico will speak
Monday, October rs, and Miss Mabel
Hall, a representative of the Southern
Mountain Missions, will be the speaker
Thursday, October 20. There will also
be a congregational dinner on that
evening.
The Executive Committee will meet
Monday, November 2, at 8 pm, and
Thursday, November 5. DR.. Egbert
Smith. secretary of Foreign Missions,
will be the speaker at tbs pm.
Rev. Houston Patterson of China
will be the speaker on Sunday. No
ven1ber s.
From November 8 to Is is designated
by the General Assembly as Self Denial
week, and self-denial gifts may be
brought in Sunday, November IS, at
either morning or evening service.
DR.. Andrew r. Bird is pastor OF the
Church of the Pilgrims.
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ACTION CRUSADE
MEETINGS HERE
Middle and Southern At
lantic States Will Be
REPRESENTED.

Members of the Christian Action
Crusade from the Middle and South
ern Atlantic States will gather at
Washington for their conference next
Saturday and October Is at the Foun.
dry Methodist Episcopal Church.
Among the speakers will be George
w. Knepper, world traveller; Basil
Holt, British preacher; j. 3. Huntley.
devotional writer and conference
leader; James De Forest Murch Of Gin.
cinnati, leader of Christian Action:
Harry Earl Woolever of Washington.
founder of the Christian Crusade"
and other well-known men.
The Christian Action Crusade, in.
augurated less than two years ago. now
has thousands Of members in all parts
Of the United States. The object is to
develop deeper interest and concerted
action in the application of basic
Christian principles as the cure for.
the economic, moral and social dis.
eases Of our national life.
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Kingdom"
TopicListed
For Sermon
Church Of Covenant
to Hear DR.. Mozart
ney at II O'Clock.

mot Far From the Kingdom" will
be the subject of Dr.. Albert Joseph
McCartney's sermon subject at the
IL o'clock service tomorrow at the
Church Of the Covenant.
From until pm. the young peo-
pie gather in the chapel for supper,
after which Miss Thelma Falcone will
address the Covenant Fellowship, the
older group, on What? Me a Mis-
sionary?" The Westminster Club at
their meeting at 7 o'clock in the church
house will be lead in a discussion by
Miss Julia Walker on why Be Hon
est?"
The Business Women's Council at
their meeting Tuesday evening at
o'clock in the chapel will be addressed
by Rev. Samuel r. Allison. assistant
minister. on "A Vacation Abroad"
H. R. Handbook will speak at the
devotional period at 6:45 pm.
The Sadler Missionary League will
meet Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Earl C. Prosise, $500 Forty-first
street.
The Society Of the Covenant. the
women's missionary organization Of
the church, will hold its first Fall
meeting Wednesday at II o'clock in
the chapel. The guest speaker will
be Rev. Harold Voelkel. who is con-
nected with the Bible Institute at An
dong. Chosen.
The Presbyterial Society will meet
at the Metropolitan Church Friday
at 1890 am.
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SERMON SERIES
TO BE CONTINUED
DR.. Lenski to Resume on
Theme "The Greatest
of All PRAYERS"

Continuing his sermon series on the
theme THE Greatest Of All Prayers, 4"
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor. will
preach tomorrow at IL am. in Grace
Lutheran Church. This is the sew
enth sermon in this series. Sundays
special theme will be Our Father .
Forgive AS We Forgive"
The Junior Luther League meets at
$50 pm, under the leadership of
Arthur Ackermann. Newly-elected Of
fcers are Gary Lenski, Johr Ray
mond and Mary Jane Anderson.
Supper for the group will be served
at 7:15.
Ofdcers serving as leaders in the
Fall work of the church are the fol-
lowing: Frank Stutz, Sunday school
superintendent; Lawrence Stutz, Sen
ior Young People; Arthur Ackermann,
Junior League; Mrs. Nicholas Miles,
Women's Guild; Mrs. Clara Brown,
Fidelity Club; John K. Althaus, choir;
William Lehman, Brotherhood.