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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30

1t is still true and always will
be that those who put h e r
fingers into the fire will get
them burned; that water will
not run up hill; day and night
will continue; white will not be
black nor will white be black !;
the seasons will come and go
growing grass will be green !;
snow will be white; birds will
sing; men will work; children
will play; mothers will love;
fathers will sacrifice the tide
will rise and fall; the winds will
blow, and the storms will rage; ;
laws will continue to operate
that have to do with the growing
of crops; the erecting of build
ings, the development of person
alities. There must be best way
for us to live. 1t seems as though
it would be the part of wisdom
to want to try to discover that
way.
How foolish it would seem for
a rat to deliberately walk into
a trap, yet do we not see human
beings walking into traps every
day? In front of me in the pull
man in which | am writing a
beautiful girl keeps putting a
way at a cigarette, and while do
ing so, she is blighting the
growth and development Of her
own personality, and perhaps
the children that may some day
come into her home.
While waiting for train in
Iowa I notic'd three girls and
two boys driving up to a liquor
store not realizing that liquor
, will tend to numb their senses,
and blind their sight so that
they might drive ito accidents,
resulting in pain, agony, dis
tress, and defeat.
We do not expect rats to have
sense enough to keep out of
traps, but it docs seem strange
to see individuals and families
sowing the seed of their own dis
truction. Only as we obey tbs
laws Of life can we win. If Hit
! Ter is right he deserves to win
while to the extent to which he
lis wrong, he is setting a trap fol
his own destruction. We can de
ceive others, we can rob others
I'VE can injure others, but by 81
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
SUPT., OF L OGAN CO.,
SCHOOLS INDICTE D
Seven True Bills Returned; NAL
feasance in Office Charged to
Superintendent E. v. Parsons !;
Brings Indictments Up to 16

Logan, VIVA, Sept % - The
grand jury, returning seve more
indictments against Logan
county school officials, charged
County Superintendent E. V.
Parsons today of malfeasance in
office and cited the misuse of
10000.
The true bills returned today
completed the jury's work and
brought to sixteen the number
of indictments reported against
county school officials and en-
ployees.
In lengthy report to Judge
G. G. Chambers the grand jury
recommended impeachment pro-
seedlings against tn e board
members and also t o d of APP
parant compulsory contributions
to the primary political cam
paign funds.
The report said indictments
were not found in the contribut-
or's investigation because of
the apparent intimidation" of
teachers which led to insufficient
evidence.
Parsons, the jury said, was
paid the $500. on a sheriff's
draft. The jury. The jury's re-
port h cid certain services
should have been perornld by the
prosecutors office, and also re
ported an indictment against
President R. L. Shelton, of the
Continued on Page Three)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
JAMES WELDON JOHNSON

James Weldon Johnson was
blessed not with the soul Of Il
poet but also with the voice of Il
bard Readers the world over
have given thanks for his verses
bat those fortunate ones W h o
heard him speak them know with
4 special intimacy the beauty Of
his work. Mr.. Johnson is now
traPically dead but he left be
hind him cordinRs Of four Of
his favoritc poems.
Mr.. Johnson has caught for all
time the sweetness and human
dignity Of the Negro mind, has
rendered them into simple and
moving verse, and has read the
lines with reverence and under
standing. These records are a
great artists most personal
logacy TO post'rity.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
INSTITUTE CT u B HAS
ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW
Miss Augusta James Is Winner.
of Sweepstakes Event Award;
Entries Very Numerous this
Year

Miss Augusta James won the
sweepstakes award of the third
annual flower show held Friday
of last week at West Virginia
State college by the E. Cube
club of Institute in cooperation
with the agriculture depart
ment of the college.
Mrs. F. ]. Lacy was second
and Mrs. Dora B. Curtis third
in the sweepstakes awards.
Judges were Mrs. Julian F.
Bouchelle and Mrs. w. D. Lewis.
The show was held under direc-
ton of Prof. Austin w. CARTS,
Sr., head of the agriculture de-
partment. Richard Lowery is
president of the club.
The list of winners follows
Mrs. Fred Lacy-first and End
table decorations, and third,
pom pom dahlia Mrs. E. A. Boil
ing-first carnations, and 8
honorable mention, pinks, pan
sizes and snapdragons Mrs. Eva
Brown - first, vase of wild
flowers; second, zinnias, IL of
same color; F. H. Marshall-1st
wild flowers Mr.. Rocco Howard,
first, marigolds, IL of same col
or; Mrs. Charles Rutherford,
first, arrangement for table.
Mrs. Rosa Evans, second, in
dividual rose; Mrs. Sol Brown,
third individual rose; Miss Bessie
Lovett, First, individual rose.
Mrs. Julia Lory, first, asparagus
fern and third, ornamental
flowers Mrs. A. w. Curtis, LIST,
second and third. rubberplants
Mis- Augusta James, LIST luncheon
and dinner table, and third
geraniums; Miss Elizabeth Nit
chell, first wax begonia; Mrs. G..
Anderson, first and second, curl
ed fern; Mr.. Rosalnd Brown, End
wax begonias; Mrs. LeoLa
Goode, first, Towering begonias.
Mrs. w. w. Saunders, first,
dahlia; Mrs. Jennie Thurman,
second, wild flowers Mrs. Adolf
Hamblin, Sr., first ornamentat'n.
Childrens' Division - Resale
Rutherford, first ornamenata-
ton and second, goldenrod
Caroline Hamblin, second sweet
peas and Adolph Hamblin, Jr.
first, sweet peas.
The committee on arrange
ments included Mesdames D. B
Curtis. f. L. Hill, r. w. Howard
S. II. Guss, Julia Lowery, Aman
da Brown and J. w. Lovett.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
MCDOWELL CIVIC LEAGUE
TO MEET SUN. In BIMBALL

The monthly meeting of the
Mcdowell Civic League will he
held in the World War Memorial
Building at kimball, w. Va, on
Sunday, October ,, 1888 at
3 &c o'cock. p, m.
This League formed several
months ago has as its purposes
and objectiveS: First, To en-
courage thrift, home ownership,
civic and racial pride, and a
more ardent patronage of our
business enterprises.
Second: To cooperate with
state and county officials, both
elective and appointive in an at
tempt to solve problems affect
ing the best interest of all
cErurS go.
Third: To fight all forms of
lust discriminatory mea-
SurcS 50 that ali of the people
shall enjoy all of the rights and
privileges of American citizens.
Fourt: TO encourage harmony
and cooperation between races
to the end that the best interest
81 IN" citizenship of Mcdowell
county may b. promoted from
every possible standpoint
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
A "HOUSTON MARTYR"
VOICES THANKS FOR
COMRADES FREEDOM

New York, Sept. 23.-An echo
of the famous Houston, Texas,
riot of 1917, when 1872 members
of the u. S. oath Infantry were
sentenced to death and imprison-
ment was heard here this week.
In a letter made public today
by the National Association for
the Advancement of CoIored
People, Roy Tyler, one of the
Houston Martyrs" voices his
thanks for the long fight wag-
cd by the Association in freeing
those members Of the Infantry
who escaped the death penalty.
Tyler's letter said in part:
ct is pleasure to have this
golden opportunity to pen you a
few words of thanks and appre--
citation for your loyalty to the
Twenty-fourth Infantry which
was involved in the Houston riot
of 1917......I am heartily thank
ing you so much for fighting for
and with us until freedom of the
last comade has been gained.
William Burnett only remain
ing member of the Infantry in
prison, was freed from the
penitentiary at Leavenworth,
Kansas, by President Roosevelt
alter serving m Or than eight
years of nineteen year term.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
Public Assistance Department
Link e d by Congressman to
Politics in Relief in Reply to
Miss Montague's Letter

Congressman Robert L. Ram
sey, it was revealed today, has
charged that the State Admins
tration is 80 per cent responsible
for graft and intimidation of the
voters on relief. The New Deal
congressman, campaigning for
reelection on a platform of 100
per cent support for President
Roosevelt, made his charges in
a letter to Miss Margaret Pres
colt Montague, president pro
tenn of the West Virginia branch
of the Woman's Rebellion.
In answer to an inquiry by
Miss Montague of the stand he
will take on keeping relief free
from politics if reelected to the
congress, Ramsey suggested
that you see that those who are
elected to the state legislature
carry on the ideas in mind"
Specifically mentioning the De-
partment of Public Assistance
Ramsey declared:
"But what we really need
more than this, is some state
law to see that the Department
of Public Assistance and those
appointed by the state to adj
minister relief are free from the
complaint that you are making.
THE fact of the matter is"
the congressman's letter con-
tinued, $50 per cent of the
trouble lies with the appointees
by the state, the Federal govern
ment not having one thing to do
with it,"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
Rev. Davis to Preach In
Roanoke, Virginia, Sunday

Rev j. A. Davis, pastor Of the
Keystone Presbyterian church.
has b on invited TO and we learn
accepted, to preach next Sunday
October 2nd at the Fifth avenue
Pr sbytcrian church, Roanoke,
Virginia The services will be
in connection with the World
Wide Communion to be observed
in the Homeland and in all
the foreign missions Stations
and churches.
The late Rev. l.. l.. Downing,
one Of the most influential
ministers Of the Gospel through
oGt Virginia MAS a close friend
aid schoolmafe of Rev. Davis
when in Lincoln University. Pa.
I'm fact he was more than a
school mate, he was an instruc-
on OF Rev. Davis.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
R0MSEY CHARGES STATE ADMINISTRA-
ton WITH CRAFT AND INTIMIDATION
DEAN PICKENS TO SPEAK

Dean William Pickens, a ma
tionally known author, educator
and lecturer will speak at the
Memorial Building on Sunday,
October 2, at $3.50 p. m. under
the joint sponsorship of the
Mcdowell County Civic League
and t h e Mcdowell County
Branch of the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement f
Colored People. Mr.. Pickens
Mr.. Pickens has served as Field
Secretary of the Association
for many years and has travel
ed extensively in it's interest.
Mr.. Pickens is acclaimed the
most interesting speaker of his
race, and his services are in
great demand. A capacity audi
ence is expected to hear Mr..
Pickens on Sunday afternoon.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
James Weldon Johnson left
Records of Four Of his Poems

New York, Sept. - - Two
records, which will keep alive
the voice of James Weldon
Johnson for poStcrity went on
sale this week it was announc
ed by officials of the AACP here
today. Recordings have been
made of four readings by the
famed poet made before his
death June % and include his
Creation. Go Down Death. The
Prodigal Son and Listen. Lord
"A Prayer. The album contain
ing the records may be ordered
from The Crisis. Goth Fifth ave.
New York. y. Y, at $3.50 for
the two records.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
SAFETY NOTE

Recent completion of the
bridge spanning the Norfolk and
Western railway just below
Keystone, leaves only one main
line railroad crossing in Nc
Dowell county.
With a view to safety of
motorists, road construction in
this county in recent years has
reduced the number of hazardous
crossings from six to one.
A crossing at Jaeger has thus
for been unavoidable.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
KELLY AND JOHNSON PUT FIN ISM ING TOUCHES
TO KEySTONE'S NEW CONCRETE STREETS

The celebrated Kecly conStruc-
ton company, while rapidly
finishing the work of putting
Keystone ON the map as the best
laid street and sidewalk city in
the state of West Virginia, so
complete 90 they intend T. wind
up this great project, advertis-
ing them as among the very best
III the country till they Will be
iii this city putting the finishing
touches thereto for the next two
weeks. In fact there is evidence
that THIS construction company
under the immediate direction of
the Hon. J. l.. Kelley, Jr., is
proving to be Il construction
company with soul ard GcSirr
to prove that they know the
innocent people are entitled to
The very best of service the stat"
AN give them for the money be
ny spent when IN ne iinaI ANA
ySlS is the peoples. 10 That end
Mr. h'c!ry, at the head OF this
concern stands nu' as beacon
'lHhl Tor having brought - Key
stone long ana s"i.l n''.rrird,
ne greatest need iIiI Il'n" :"
make us citizens ready T." Soup
ana can MI. kc"I'N and ,Er con
Hlru"l!on company Blessed.
|" take Il pcopI" ou' 81 the muI
ana darkness IN Wh'yh ,hrN have
Sucrrd Tor EtlN years, Is not u
lIltl" thing to think ON The
Stat" load commission, in I%tcn
III" I" the cries Of enc Of the
Imst set of people, botn whit"
and coIored, living rs they hay
Il\'d, feeling aS they have felt
suffering rs they haze suffered,
TO become so conscious Of tn
Tact that the people OF Key
stone, It's surroundings, and to
realize that tourists from TN"
Atlantic to the Pacific were
deSirouS TO travel through this
section of the country and to
Dehold the beautiful city of Key
stone, while small in size is big
ut heart, having to her credit
more sense of unstinted hoSpit&'
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
HENRY COUNTY, VA,
FURNITURE BUSINESS
RUNNING FULL BLAST
Farming Interests Making Big
Roadway; MartinSyil.r
C0untvscai Very Busy
Virginia City
White and Colorcd People
Warm Friends and CGoperatiyc

Making Il casual trip. hastily
too, to Henry county. VIRGINIA
last week we had the good for
tune to behold the county i'm
general to he i'm Il very prosper
Gus condition. While crops did
not mount to the highest peaks
IN plenty, they never he less
had Il mark of such productive
ness rs To be sufficient To take
care of those who live bv the
agricultural route to be without
hunger for the next year
Special preparations are being
made for big wheat chrops an
other year. Grass growing is
coming in for a heavy effort at
lncreaae. Hog raising, poultry
ing, gardening, and any and
everything that tends TO make
domestic comforts plentiful is
being looked after. But when
YOU turn your eyes to building
purposes and note the unusual
activities along this line, il
causes one to open his ewes. The
furniture factories i'm Martins
vile and at Bassctt is of such
a mammoth nature, till il is al
most possible to explain. Thous-
sands of women and men are EN-
ploycd i'm these factories and so
profitable are those engaged i'm
THIS industry in this field of
endcavor till it has aroused
lumber men. saw mill prophet
0rS to such frcnZird activity
that there is disconccrncd thc
strongest competition AMONG
timber seekers and saw mill
o w n crS to be scourinV every
nook and corner for timber. To
bacco is selling at a handsome
prize" Business men i'm the citv
OF MartinSVilIc are more pros
porous than for many wears. As.
an evidence Of thrift all one has
to 90 is 10 visit the banks. and
slightly enquire Of deposits. at a
Glance you will find that business
- good. incidentally We had
an occasion to accompany some
OF orr personal friends TO the
FirSt National Bank Of Martins
viIIo, which was established i'm
1893 with = rapital AMI surplus
Of $2.00O.OOO.OO and whose
motto is Courtesy and Service 9"
1T is an omen book for thrift and
while talking TO our friend with
whom we had ACCOMPANIED TO
the bank TO make his deposit we
were shown a statement of the
condition of the bank ~ rcudor
cd June Both. and 10 vcrifv what
we say about It's progress "n
mere present q portion cr the
statement which oivos the no
port on the RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts
3 ,Oo2 0SoGS
I Ovcrdrafts 1856
Bankin" house, Furniture
and fixtures . S2.1GG.1l
( Other Real Estate 5000
CONTINUED on Page Two)
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
Deacon Smith Man Of his Word

Deacon Tom Smith, Of the
celebrated Gospel Tabernacle
United Holiness ,of the city Of
Keystona, was in this week ex-
plainnP how pleased he was at
the suggestion thatwork in the
mines is promising TO be better,
reminded us that thfir church at
tendance and activities were
di-conccrnablv better than at
.auv time since the worldwide
depression he reports harmony
land cooperation i'm church work
iu this city 10 be- quite cncoura-
, in"
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
Ohio First State Settled

Ohio was the first state settled by
people of This coU~ try. The other
states wer, settled UP TO the time
pionoots b, 5an triykling into Buck
eyeland by people, from abroad.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
Big Ben Made in 1854

The clock known as Big Ben was
made in 1854 and remained in the
factory for five years. It was placed
in the tower in 1859 and began to
go permanently tho following year.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30

That cause can neither be lost
nor stayed
Which takes the course Of what
God has made;
And is not trusting i'm walls and
towers,
But slowly growing from seeds
to flowers.
Each noble service that men
have wrought
Was first conceived as fruit
full thought;
Each worthy cause with future
glorious
BY quietly growing becomes
victorious.
There, by itself like tree it
shows;
That high it reaches, as deep it
grows;
And when the storms are in It's
branches shaking,
It deeper root in the soil is tax
ing.
Be then no more by a storm dis
mayed,
For by it the full-grown seeds
are laid;
And though the tree by Us might
it skaters,
What then. if thousands Of seeds
it scattcrs?
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30
REXASHRARKING

doing we injure ourselves. We
build our own world, and into
that world each day we are bring
ing beauty or ugliness, love or
hate, hope or fear, faith or
doubt, the seeds that will gfow
into eternal life or the seeds that
will bring about our own destruc-
ton. We make our choice each
day or we go blind-folded, mis-
guided, setting the trap for our
own destruction. We need more
of the insight and the spirit that
moved the poet to write
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1938-09-30

Christian Ostcrgarrd, trans
lated by J a. Aaberg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03

A Kulfoldi Magyarok vilag-
kongresszusanek az iigye egy-
re elenkebben foglalkoztatja
magyar Amerikat es a mutt
heten ket erdekes iras jelent
meg a lapokban, ket egyleti
tisztvisel6 reszer6l.
Az egyik szinte valasz volt
ARA a par het el6tti felsz6lala-
sunkra, hogy adjanak progra-
mot, mondjak meg mir6l akar-
max otthon az egyleti tagok
vagy magyar Amerika neveben
az egyleti vezerek beszelni.
Walko Janos, a Bridgeport
Szovetseg titkara EFT a maga
reszer6l egyenesen, kerteles
nelkul megirta. S annak az
egyletnek tagjain all, hogy
van-e hozzaszolni valojuk eh-
hez a megajanlott programhoz
A mask iras, a Darago 10
zsef irasa sokkal homalyosabt
elottunk.
Darago Jozsef, a Verhovay
Segelyegylet f6elnoke hossza'
irasban ismerteti a Kulfold
Magyarok Vilagkongresszusa
es a tobbi nemzetek hasonlt
intezmenyeit es masokto
keri a programot.
Ami a Kulf0ldi Magyarok vi
lagkongresszusat illeti, annal
eddigi mukodeset kar lebe
csiilni, inert annak mukodes
nemcsak "abban merult XII
hogy k0nyvkiildemenyekkel he
be-korba tamogatta a kiilfold
magyar iskolakat, intezeteke
es egyesileteink es egyhazainl
konyvtarait'', ahogy AIT Da
rago Jozsef megjegyzi.
A Kulfoldi Magyarsag Vilag
kongresszusa ezer meg eze
kulfoldon elo magyar embe
szazfele ugyet intezi ell a
ohazaban majdnem havonta {
mem egy Verhovay tag ugye
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03

A hdtalnaas annep el6kessi-
tesen Detroitban egg Ssdsas
Bisottsdg er6sep dolgosik es
negkesdte mar a naunkdjdt az
az Esres Bisottsdg is, an,it q
K0sepnyugaton most sserves-
neE.
Hogy Detroit Ssdsas Bisott-
sdga uilyen sseHen1ben kesdte
meg a munkdjdt, ARA nezue
jellems6, hogy az els6 ertekes-
leten n,egjele1at bisottsdgi ta-
gok a sajdt sseblkb6I nehdny
perc alatt nyolcssds dolldrt tet-
tex le az aSstalra, el6setes k0lt-
segekre.
A Ssdsas Bisottsdg tagjai
k0st oft vannak Detroit pap
jai, Igyvedei, orvosai, ujsdgo-
sal, uzletemberei es gydri mum
kdsai es esek a lelkes enaberek
kimaondtdk, hogy esuttal az el-
SO dolldrokert mem a legssege-
nyebb neposstdlyhos tordul-
nak, ahogy az iddig uolt $50
kdsbdn, hanem a sajdt ersse-
nyaket nyitottdk meg a kes-
dettel.
A Ssdsas Bisottsdg els6 gyu-
Ieset k0skivdnatra Msgr. DR..
Macy Dess6 pdpai preIdtus hiv-
ta 0ssse, aki nadr az ugyneve-
sett "keynote speech"-ben
(programbessedben) lesz0ges-
te, hogy a Macy nemseti lnnep
tnden-1nagyarok I,anepe less,
amelynek a keretei k0zt az 0ss-
secs telekesetek es tdrsdd0lnai
felfogds0k naegternet.
Less0gezte ait is, hogy a ka-
tolikusoE Eucharisstikus iinne-
pen kiDuI a professions Is ssid6
testuerek a naaguk dnnepei-
ket ssinten megtartjdk es le-
ss0geste, hogy esen a hatal-
mas magyar tdborosdson sdss-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-02-03
SIX 0LDAL

tartoznak megismertetni a ma
guk programjat.
S mikor kell6 megfontolas es
targyalasok utan esetleg kib6-
vitik maid ezt a programot, a
hetilapok termeszetesen AIT is
kotelessegiiknek tartjak maid
kello id6ben olvasoikkal k0-
zolni.
A Washington kialtvany va
lahogy ait az erzest kelti most
mar az emberben, hogy oft
sokkal fontosabbnak tartottak
az egyesulest Is az illetekesseg
leszogezeset, mint annak a
megallapitasat, hogy az egye-
stiles mire, mifele celokra tor
tenik.
A magunk reszerol ez
azonban csak egyeni veleme-
nye sorok irojanak - sokkal
fontosabb es szuksegesebb lem
ne megallapitani, hogy Xix
tudjak, akarjak es fogjak ma
gyar Amerikat es mivel tudjak
magyar Amerikat szolgalni,
mint azzal kezdeni Ell, hogy
xix illetekesek ait megtenni.
S kisse szokatlan es erthetet-
len elottiink, hogy miutan az
''intezo forum" meg lett kell6
nyomatekkal csinalva, most az
var utolag programot azoktol,
akiket oda allitolag szinten
"felvettek".
Ezek sorok azonban mem
azert irodtak, hogy ujra a
Washington ertekezlet es ma
mar csonka egyseg furcsa bull
letinjan ragodjunk. Hanem
azert, hogy igenis keresse es
talalja meg magyar Amerika
AIT a programot, amely lehe-
toleg mindannyiunk kivansa-
gait, kereseit es remenyeit toll
macsolnak, mikor Budapesten
ARA az alkalmat megadjak.
De, ismeteljik, ezt a prog
ramot elsosorban azoknak kell
megszabni, akik ugy erik, sot
felreerthetetleniil kinondtak,
hogy magyar Amerikat kepvi-
selni Ok vannak hivatva.
Walko Janos egyenesen, fel-
reerthetetlenul megirta, hogy
6 miben latja ezt a programot.
Szeretettel kerjiik a gyiilesen
reszt vett tobbi egyleti tisztvi-
seiot, hogy ait Ok is surg6sen
tegyek meg a maguk reszerol.
EFT els6sorban teljes joggal
keri es varja tolik a sajat egy-
letuk tagsaga.