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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Fishermen FACE
! In Match

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia, June "a.
For the first time in the history
OF big game angling, information
ally famous sportsmen will meet
on a team basis here on Sept. lib,
with the Alton 3. Sharp Tuna
trophy at stake officials an
nounced today.
The board of governors for the
cup matches includes:
Hon. Angus L. Mcdonald, Pre-
mier of Nova Scotia, honorary
chairman; c. H. T. Jones, president
Of the Liverpool, Nova Scotia. Tuna
Club; Van Camper Heilner, field
representative of the Amel 4car
scum of Natural History; Lynn
Bogue Hunt, noted outdoor AUS;
L. S. Mowbray, curator of the Ber-
muda Aquarium; Julian Crandall,
Ashwayn, R. l.; Kenneth Mccall,
president of the Atlantic Tuna
Club, Block Island, N. Y; and Al
ton B. Sharp, Boston sportsman
and donor of the trophy.
F. B. I. points to "Pepco" Barry,
Walter Morris and Jim Tenant.
Labor has "Otts" zahn, Bobby
Stevens and Huck Hilleary.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Porter May Run
In Marathon

With entries steadily coming in
for the annual Fourth of July
10-mile marathon, sponsored by
the Department of Fairgrounds
and the Takoma Park Citizens,
the field is expected to reach at
least 80 entrants. The race will
be run on July 5 because the holi-
day falls on Sunday.
Bill Wilson, the Philadelphia
who finished first last year. is ex-
pected to defend his lallrels.
Bill Agee, of Baltimore, winner
of the grind eight times in 10
years the marathon has been run,
and Mel Porter, who recently won
the National A. A. U. 26-mile run
here, also may be included in the
field. The course for the race is
to be the same as in the past sew
eral years. The runners will start
at a point below the railroad
bridge on the Mount Vernon
Boulevard and continue through
the Washington streets to the
Takoma Park Playground, Fourth
and Van Buren, Streets Northwest.
U. S.-GoVt. SoftbaII
q. 8. Aggies. 0 3 G-5
Interior ............... 90 0 o 0 0 90
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Four Doubles SET
For Today In
Net Tourney
CONTINUED from Page II

NO--N---N-~-
Smith match will meet the Edge.
moor-Army team of Hugh Lynch,
former Princeton tennis captain,
and Lieut.. Dolf Muehleisen, of
California, all-Army singles and
doubles champion, at 6 p. m. at
Edgemoor.
In the fourth doubles match of
the day, Frank C"Buddy") Goeltz,
from WikeS-Barre, Pa, teamed
with another "Buddy"-Ralph
CBuddy'D Adair, of Edgemoor,
will play the Junior Davis Cuppers,
Harry March and Billy Turner,
this morning at IL o'clock.
The arrangements committee OF
the Grand National last night de-
cided that the final match of mems
singles would be played on Satur-
day afternoon at Edgemoor. The
match, best three of five sets, will
begin promptly at 3 p. m.
Final Match Sunday
The arrangements committee
also decided that the final match
of the mems doubles would be
played Sunday afternoon at Edge
moor. This match, also best three
of five sets, will begin promptly at
3 p. m.
Contestants in finals Of singles
and doubles must be on the courts
at ESQ p. m. to insure prompt
start of the matches.
One doubles semifinal will be
played tomorrow and one Satur-
day. Seminal matches in dou-
bles are best three of five sets.
The first doubles Semifinal will
bring together the No. l seeded
team of the tourney, Dooly Mitchell
and Lieut.. Bill Howard, of the
Navy, and the winner of today's
match between Harry Heffner and
David Strand johnson and Lieut..
w. r. Robertson and Lieut.. S. <.
Robinson.
Should Heffner and johnson
win, they will play Mitchell and
Howard at 2::30 p. m. tomorrow.
Should Robertson and Robinson
win, they will play Mitchell and
Howard at p. m. tomorrow.
The second semifinal match of
the doubles will be played Satur-
day, at Edgemoor, starting at 5
p. m.
Contestants in this Semifinal will
not be known until tonight.
The winner of the Tony
Latona and Stan McCaskey VS..
Billy ContreraS and Bob Smith
match, today at S p. M, will
meet Hugh Lynch and Lieut..
Dolf Muehleisen at 6 p. m, and
the winner of this second
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24

match Of today will then meet
on Saturday, at 5 p. M, the win
ner of the Harry March and
Billy Turner VS.. Frank Goeltz
and Ralph Adair match.
Semifinals of the mems
singles will be played tomorrow.
These are best three of five sets.
In the top bracket match,
Yelverton Garnett will oppose
Frank Goeltz, starting at 2 p. m.
In the bottom bracket match,
Dooly Mitchell will oppose Hugh
Lynch, starting at 4 p. m.
Both matches are at Edge
moor.
The winners Of these two semi
finals will meet in the final
Saturday, at Edgemoor, starting
at 3 p. m.
A grandstand, to care for
spectators, will be erected at
Edgemoor today, and small
admission will be charged for the
matches Saturday and Sunday.
Officials of the Edgemoor
Club request of Spects ;ors that
they park their automobiles in
the lot north of the clubhouse,
to avoid congestion. There will
be no charge for parking.
Louis I. Doyle, official referee,
will be in direct charge of all
matches Saturday and Sunday.
Either he or his assistant will
be in charge of matches today
and tomorrow.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Giants Remain
In Race As
CarIWins
By LAYTON CARVER


International News Service Sports Writer
1t was a long, hard road, and
one fraught with disappointment,
that Carl Hubbell had to travel,
but the solemn Giant left-hander
was back in the win column to-
day.
After a etretch of six straight
games in which he failed to pro
duce a victory, H u b b ell broke
through yesterday with a perform
ance that was short of brilliant,
but adequate none the less, and
beat the Chicago Cubs, 8 to 4, for
his ninth win of the season.
With that triumph the Giants
stuck in the race for the pennant,
virtually a game behind the lead
ing Cubs and four percentage
points back of the second place
st. Louis Cardinals.
Dean Takes 18th
The latter kept the pace with a
superb game from the superb Mr..
Dizzy Dean, who beat the Brooklyn
Dodgers, 3 to 2. In winning his
eleventh game, Dizzy pitched on
even terms to get a Ii deadlock
with Van Mungo through the sew
enth, let the Dodgers take a 2 to
l edge in the eighth, then helped
to score two runs in the under
side of the frame off Roy HenShaw,
who was charged with the defeat.
Mungo was forced out after the
seventh by bliStered finger.
Hugh Mulcahy pitched the Phil
adelphia PhillieS into sixth place
by beating the Cincinnati Reds,
to 0, with four-hitter and the
Pittsburgh Pirates downed the Bos-
ton Bees, 8 to S.
The second place Detroit Tigers
missed an excellent change to
gain some ground on the leading
Yankees in the American circuit,
the Yankees dropping game TO
the lowly st. Louis Browns, to
3. The Tigers lost to the Boston
Red SoX, 6 to 5.
Dickey Hits HOmerS
Billy Dickey belted out a brace
Of home runs, but Hildebrand was
steady most Of the way, while the
Brownies were pounding Chandler
and MakoSky for 10 hits.
The Tigers blew a game the
hard way. Hank Greenberg hit
first inning homer with the bases
loaded, for his sixteenth circuit
drive of the season, but the Sox
made five runs in the under side
of the same frame and went on to
a win from there.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
GRIFFS BOX SCORE
CLEVELAND

1Batted for Hevin3 in seventh.
2Batted for Andrews in ninth.
WASHINGTON
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Sunday Horse Racing

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June "a
G.N.SD.-Sunday horse racing in
Illinois by July 4 appeared as a
possibility today following passage
by the state senate, 40 to 3, of a
bill providing Sunday racing and a
layoff of one day during the week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24

'. ASHlNGTON.. I 0 XII
Runs batted in-TrOsky, Lewis (D,
Travis (3), Stone, SingtOn (2), AverilI,
KuheI (2). Campbell. X. FerrelI. Hale,
Hughes. TwO-base hits-Almada, SingtOh,
AverilI. Sullivan. Three-base hit-Almada.
Home runs-TraviS, Kuhel. Stolen base
Armada. Sacrifice-DeShOnE. DOub .
plays-TravIs to MihaIic to Kuhel. Travis
to Kuhel. Left on bases-CIeVeIand. 8;
Washington, Z. Bases on balls-Off Gale
house, l: off Heving. 2; off DeShOng, g.
Struck Out-By GaIehOuse, 2; by De
ShOng. 2. Hits-Off GalehOuse, ! in 1 2-S
innings: off Heving, 8 in 1-3 innings;
off Andrews. l In 2 innings. Wild pitch
DeShOng. Winning pitcher - DeShORg.
Losing pitcher - GalehOuse
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
.FBI Team Can
Win Title Today

Realizing that they can win
the first half championship of
the U. S. Government Baseball
League by defeating Labor Stats
tics today on the Ellipse, the Fed
eral Bureau of Investigation
G-Men are sending their south
paw ace, Ray Davidson, to the
mound. Action starts at p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Last Nights Fights

A NEW YORK-Johnny Bonito, 1874,
New York, decisiOned Phil Siriani, 1873.
New York 80; Bernie Friedkin, 100.
New York. OutpOinted Jimmy Lancaster,
1873, Wilmington, Del. CO., Herbie Katz,
1853, New York, knocked out Dan Rob.
erts. I67. Richmond. Va. so.
AT ELIZABETH, y. Jack Torrance,
$40, Louisiana, knocked out AL PekUnis,
1876, Elizabeth ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Billy SHEA FACES YODER IN MIDDLE ATLANTIC LINK PLAY
Charles Town Entries
FOR TOMORROW

FIRST RACE-Three.year-oId and nm.
ward; claiming; purse, $500; about Az
furlonEs.
Heather Lassie. 1O4l Crushed Ice. 100
Bah's Choice. 1913 Justa Canter. lie
Bunty Ann. 100 Miss TOucan IOR
Good Gracious. 1O4 Lady's Favor. :. 1O7
Also eligible
Miss Patches. 113
SECOND RACE - TwO-year.oId maid.
furlOngs.
Miss Bones. 1O9 Starbost .......112
HagerstOwn Boyle Una .......,.1O9
CrOix De Tour. 100 Cats Cradle. 1903
Broken Rhythm. 100 Mary Allen .IO9
Also eligible
Sweeping Home. 100 ScoutaIIOw LOO
Rowing Eye. 80. 112 Broom Tour liz
Dark Outlook. 100 Princess Tour 100
Third RACE-Three-year-Old and mp;
purse 800; claiming; Charles Town
Cautious Be =. 11SDutch Treat .lOs
Mazynlata -. lOsI Gloss ........lO3
Lady Glasgow. q. .1OS Tom SweeD .1IS
Also eligible: 0'NpO"' AOo
Crossing Over .1OSl BOkIe b. .,.lOX
Jordan Rose .1OS Gay Bride .10S
Camp Parole lib ChOrway ..,.....1iS
Lovely Amelia 1OS Tar Heel .......1l3
FOURTH RACE-Three-year.OId and
up; purse $500; claiming; Charles Town
course.
Mint Bud ..... 1O9 ROguePine .IOo
WOrthful zee. 100 Locomotive lI9
MISS MODIFY .'lOO Lew Dunlin .....1O5
Silver Arch ....1l2l Hard Chase LOB
Sitting Pretty 100 Easter Herald Zig
Keyed Up ......1l2
FIFTH RACE Three-year.oIds and
up; claiming; purse, 500; about four and
u half furlOngs.
Nay Nay. ......11li RadiaI .......,,I1O
Loeb London. 1907 Lady Buck lilo
Johnny Bane. 113I White Sweets. .IO7
Adriatic .118I NOras Grace. 1O0
Also eligible
Freds Warning. lib
SIXTH RACE-Three.year.OI and mn,
claiming; purse, $500; mile and q SIX.
tenth.
xThen Some 100 Porphyry .114
Canynge .......1l4l YardstiCk ..., 1O8
Fife .......... 100 Light Action. =. ia
GaGne .........1l4I
SEVENTH RACE-Four.year.oIds and
upward; claiming; purse, $500; I lie
star Special ...1Os Lady Beacon ..1Os
COl0rtst .....'..1OSl Maple Barbara. .1O3
Mcdonald H. 1O8 Running Water 1O8
Boys Delight :. 1O3 Queen Nadt 1O3
Also eligible:
Princess Wrack 1903 ROsemarie b. LOB
Counter Pass LOB Gentlemen .....1O8
Mayetts JOB Au Folly .......10S
xApprentice allowances claimed.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24
Student Wins
MeddIiStS
H0n0rS
BY CHICK KENNY

Billy Shea, of Congressional
and now an upperclassmen at
GEORGETOWN University, lost him
self a title last Monday afternoon
and then came back yesterday and
clinched for himself a bigger and
better 'un.
YeSsiree, Billy won the medalists
crown in the Middle Atlantic golf
tourney at his home course yester'
day by posting a brilliant 10 TO
lead a two-day field of IS entries
to the wire. Last Monday the
District collegian came in second
best at Beaver Dam when he lost
his Maryland State Junior title to
Bobby BroWnell.
But then Billy is after larger
stuff and he certainly put on an
act yesterday to bag the trophy.
Faces Yoder Today
Now all he has to do is buck up
against the defending champion,
Levi Yoder of KenWood, in the
featured match play today. Yoder,
who has returned to form after
several weeks of off-color divotlng
is the oddS-on faVorite to cop the
crown. but then Billy has the ad-
vantage of playing on his home lot
which is no little aid in tourney
of this kind. .
If this college guy shows as well
against Yoder today as he burned
around the fairways yesterday.
I'll wager five quid that the for.
mer Western High School flash
will barge through to the second
StanZa.
Perhaps the outstanding dis.
appointment of the two-day medal
play of this Middle Atlantic was
the utter collapse of that demon
Of District golfdom, Volney Bur
nett. Volney, as we all know, is
the Fire Chief" of the local links,
and when he burns EN- up,
brother, they stay burnt.
VoIney Off Form
But Volney was off yesterday,
shooting only an 81, which is swell
golf in any language, but not
good enough for the championship
flight in the Middle Atlantic now
going on.
So the D. C. fireman has
dropped out of play and will be
content throughout the balance of
the week to rest up for some
future tourney work in the not
too-distant future.
A flock of the boys who have a
habit of crashing the top-flight
had the same habit yesterday and
so we have a mighty fine field
competing for the title. Spencer
Overton. Of Rolling Road, is on
hand with his putter; Harry Pitt,
of Manor, is set for his driving
implements; Billy Dettweiler is
rarin' to go, and the Old Iron
Man, Martin Mccarthy, is likewise
ready to do battle for a two-strike
crown-snatching for this week.
Martin carried off the AnacoStia
open title last Tuesday.
So now the real fun begins with
first and second rounds listed for
today with four flights in action
for a mean Cut-up on Congress
Slonal'S blue-green fairWayS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-24

BEST BET-HIGHLAND SONG.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B6tty Janos Ielkesz
737 Mahoning Ave. Phone 66841

NAGYHETI ES HUSVETI
ISTENTISZTELETEINK a ko-
vetkezo sorrendben lesznek
megtartva: marcus 21-en, va
sarnap reggel fel 10-kor vasar-
napi iskola; fel 11-kor viragva-
sarnap unnepi istentisztelet.
Marcus 24-en, szerdan este
fel 8-kor biinbanati ahitat.
Marcus 25-en, csutortok es-
tie fel 8-kor ifjaink vallasos elo-
adasa rovid angol istentiszte-
lettel kapcsolatban. Programi
tema: The Challenger of the
Cross. CA Kereszt Kovetelme-
nye.)
Marcus 26-an, penteken del
elott fel 11-kor nagypenteki
gyaszistentisztelet.
Marcus 27-en, Szombaton
este fel 8-kor biinbanati ahi-
tat.
Marcus 28-an, vasarnap reg
gel 9 orakor vasarnapi iskola;
l0-kor husveti unnepi isteni-
tisztelet urvacsoraval egybe-
kOtve.,
Marcus 29-en, hetf6n del
elott fel 11-kor husveti Time
pet zaro istentisztelet es urva-
csoraosztas.
THE CHALLENGE OF THE
CROSS. Viragvasarnap es
nagyhet a bojti napok megko-
ronazasa, az ekkori szellem XII
melyitese es a husyeti Condo
lat es erzelem el6futarja. Leg
inkabb nagypenteken es ITALIAN
meg kozelebbr6l nagy csitorto.
k0n este fogjuk ezt erezni egy-
hazunkban, mikor is fatal
jaink, az enekkar k0z0s sze.
replese mellett bemutatjak
The Challenge of the Cross CA
Kereszt Kovetelmenye) cimu
alkalmi sep eletkepet. Szere.
tettel hivogassuk egyhazunk
osszes fatal es feln6tt tagjait
ere az igazan ertekesnek iger.
kezo vallasos estelyre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
GLUCK ADOLF MEGHALT

A magyarsag nagyreszt is
merte Glick Adolfot, ah a
West Side-on lakott es ezel6tt
businessben volt. Gluck, aki
egeszsegenek helyreallitasara
nehany hettel ezel6tt Florida
ba ment, Miamiban hirteleniil
meghalt. Gluck regi Magyaror-
szagon sziiletett es 81 evvel
ezel6tt j0tt XII Amerikaba. Ele-
inte Pittsburghban lakott Is
oman j0tt ide kozel husz ev-
vel ezel0tt. Glick az ekszer liz
letben volt azelott, kes6bb real
estate es biztositassal foglal-
kozott..
Egyik fla Gliick Oszkar tigy-
we'd demokrata politikaban is
meglehetos szerepet jatszott
es jelolt volt a kongresszusi
neyezesre. Rata kivtil ozvegye
es ket mask fla Ben es DR..
Herbert B. Gluck gyaszoljak
halalat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
SIT. GYORGY COR.
KATH. HITKOZSEG
Lelk6sz:
FGk koVALICkY WKToR
Lak8s:
S15 Tod Ave. Teiefon: 1920
Templom: ZOE Mahonino Ave
Youngstown. Ohio

Husveti istentiszteletek sor-
rendje:
VIRAGVASARNAP reggel 9
orakor csendes mise, mirova-
las, 10 ora Is perckor enekes
scent mise, mirovalas.
NAGYSZERDA este fel 8
orakor fajdalmas rozsafiizer es
szentbeszed.
NAGYCSUTORTOK reggel
10 orakor szentmise, este fel 8
orakor az Ur Jezus kinszenve-
deserol szolo evangeliumok OIL
vasasa.
NAGYPENTEK reggel 10 ora
kor kiralyi imaorak, delutan
8 orakor vecsernye es sirbate-
tel, este fel. 8 orakor ajtatossag
es szentbeszed.
NAGYSZOMBAT reggel 9
orakor szentmise, este fel 8
orakor feltamadas, paszka-
SZenteleS.
HUSVETVASARNAP reggel
9 orakor csendes mise, miro
valas, 10 ora Is perckor enekes
scent mis-, mirovalas, paszka-
szenteles, delutan 3 orakor We
csernye.
HUSVETHETF0 reggel 10
orakor enekeS scent mise.
HUSVETKEDD reggel 9 ora
kor SzentmiSe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18

TEMPLOMSEGELYZ0 No
EGYLETUNK szerda este, a
bunbanati ahitat utan fogja
tartani e no masodik gyuleset.
Az eln0kseg szeretettel keri a
tagok megjeleneset.
VACSORA. N6egyletiink buz
60 tagjai izletes borjupork0lt
vacsorat rendeznek most va
sarnap este 7 oral kezdettel
templom alatti helyisegiink-
ben a Jozsefek es Sandorok
tiszteletere. A megtiszteltet6
vacsorat felk0szontesek es mas
szorakozas fogja kovetni. Le-
gyunk oft minel tObben Is
osztozkodjunk a Jozsefek Is
Sandorok 0r0meben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
YOUNGSTOWN
FUGGETLEN MAGYAR
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. Marion Sandor, Ielkesz
s25 Mahoninu Ave Phone 34557

MISREPRESENTATION alkal-
mi istentisztelet delel6tt fel II
orakor, el6tte fel 10-t6l vasar-
napi iskola.
HUSVET iinnepheteben het-
k0znap estenket z 6rat6l el6-
keszito istentiszteletek. Macy
penteken delelott fel II orakor
es este 7 orakor alkalmi isten-
tisztelet. Husvet vasarnapjan
delelott fel II orakor unnepi
istentisztelet Urvacsora osztas.
sal, delutan 6 orakor halaad6
istentisztelet. Hetfon delelott
fel II orakor innepetzaro is.
tentisztelet. Husveti unnephe'
think melto megiinneplesere
szeretettel hivjuk gyulekeze-
think nepet.
NEVESTEK. Egyhazunk Sar
dorai, J6zsefjei, Gaborjai &
Benjaminjai tiszteletere most
vasarnap este 7 orakor a No
egylet vacsorat rendez. A va
csora j0vedelme a torlesztes
alapunkat szolgalja, miert il
szeretettel ajanljuk egyhazunl
tagjai es j6baratai szives fl
gyelmebe. 1a,.a17
A Sari Biro cimu harom fel.
vonasos falusi, trefas t0rteneI
el6adasat husvet vasarnap es
te z orakor a Magyar Hazbar
megismetlik a Fatal Hazasol
K0re tagjai. Az el6adast Oros;
Ferenc zenekara mellett tant
kOveti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
|"YOUNGSTOWN Is VlDEKE HIREI'|

A nagyb6jt joforman Ell Sc
kezd6dott, mar vege van. A
nagyheti szertartasok sorrend-
1e:
VIRAGVASARNAP:: Palma
szenteles a nagymise el6tt.
Passio-enekles a nagymise ke-
reteben.
SZERDAN ESTE 7:30-kor
Siralmak. Szentbeszed. Scent
segi aldHs. Ereklyecsokolas.
CSUTORTOK reggel 9 ora
kor Szentmise. Oltarfosztas. -
Este 7::30-kor Siralmak, Scent
Ora,
PENTEK reggel 9-kor: Cson-
kamise. Szentbeszed. Kereszt.
uti ajtatossag. Este 7::30-kor
Siralmak. Passio-enekles.
SZOMBAT reggel 7 orako1
Tiiz-vizszenteles. 8.15-kor Scent
mise. Este 8 orakor f0ltama-
dAsi Szertartas.
MEGJEGYZESEK. - Het-
f6n reggelt6l gyontatas min.
den reggel. Csutort0k0n a XII.
Iencoras mise utan mar mines
gyontatas es szentaldozas a
nagyszombati szentmise vege
ig. Csak sulyos betegeknek.
Nagyszombaton delben Il
6rakor a b0jti k0telezettseg
megsziinik. Tehat pontban II
6rakor ehetik mindenki hust
Delutan 5 orakor etelnemiiek
szentelese.
II. HUSvETNAPJAN 7::3O-kor
etelnemiiek szentelese. Gyon-
tatas. Szentmisek mint rende-
sen.
Ez evben a SZENTSEGIMA-
DAS aprilis 11-13-an lesz meg
tartva. A mutt evben majus
17-19-en volt. De mostan PIN
k0sd lesz abban az idoben..
HUSVET SZOMBATJAN 9
McKelvey uzletben nagyszaba.
Su Bake Sale. Lesz ottan csi.
gateszta, dobos torta es sol
mas jo dolog.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-03-18
A, NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREI
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 1o5 - End st. Niles, O.

HUSVETI SORREND. J0v6
vasarnap Jezus Jeruzsalembe
valo bevonulasanak emlekeze-
tere Viragvasarnapot unnepel
gyulekezetink. Az at k0vet6
Nagyheten, hetfon, kedden,
csutOrtOkon es szombaton este
lesznek biinbanati elokeszit6
isteni tiszteleteink. Nagypen-
teken, pedig ugy delel6tt,
mint este unnepi isteni tisz-
telet lesz Trunk szenvedese-
mex es halalanak emlekezete-
re.
Husvet elso napjan del
elott fel tizenegykor lesz i'm
nepi istentisztelet es Urvacso-
raosztas, delutan 3 orakor
halaadas. Masodnapjan del
elott unnepet bezaro isteni
tisztelet.
Szeretettel hivogat egvha-
zunk vezetosege ezekre az al
kalmakra mindenkit. Keszit-
gessuk magunkat, hogy mel
toan unnepelhessiik meg val
lasunk legnagyobb iinnepet.
MULTI vAsARNAPOT 184a
marcus 15-iker6l val6 emleke-
zessel tolttik Ell. Delel6tt al
kalmi predikaciot tartott lei
keszunk, melyet szep szamu
gyulekezet hallgatott vegig fl.
gyelemmel. Este pedig valto.
zatos mtisorral templom alatti
helylsegunkben tartottunk eld
adast.
Beszedek, szavalatok, hege-
du, gitar, zongora, enek Is
tancszamok sz6rakoztattak a
megjelent kozonseget. Aztan
volt egy-egy felvonasos szin-
darabunk is, melyben a sze-
replok mindvegig vidam han
gulatban tartottak a hallga.
t6sagot.
p r0vid hir kereteben mem
lehet reszletekre kiteriesz-
kedni, azkrt egylittesen mon.
dunk kosz0netet mindazoknak
akik akar szerepleslikkel, aka,
reszvetukkel hozzajarultak a.
el6adAs sikerehez. Courtland.
r6l es WarrenbN is t0bber
voltak jelen erdekl6d6k.