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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
PUSKAVAL VEDTE
MEG A FARMJAT
HarOm fatal before k0zul
egyet megl0tt Lonardo JanOs

John Lonardo, Lanterman
Road, auszintowni farmer a
mutt vasarnap esti $50 oral
idotajban harom fatal fiut
latott az istalloba behatolni. A
tulajdonos magahoz vette a
fegyveret es az epulet beja-
ratnal rakialtott a csoportra,
hogy maradjanak Oft.
A kialtasra a fiuk futasnak
eredtek. Lonardo utanuk lott
es a golyo az egyik fiut eleg
sulyosan talalta. Maid a ma
six ketto utan rohant, hogy a
kis tavolsagban allo autojuk-
nal elfoghassa 6ket, ami 81
kerult is. Addig oft tartotta
6ket, amig a szomszedok altal
ertesitett rendorok megerkez-
tex. Vallatasnal elarultak,
hogy mindharman Girardrol
valok. A serult bajtarsuk a
korhazba kerult kezeles We
gett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
CAMPBELLBEN
Is SPORTOLNAK

John j. Borak, campbelli
polgarmester Paccela, vi pol
garmester surgetesere meg ell
vetette AIT a javaslatot, hogy
a campbelli rendor0k, tiizoltok
eS waterworks alkalmazottak
eddigi fizeteset havonta $1O-toI
$30-ig emeljek.
Az vi polgarmester dul0re
akarta vinni ezt az igyet, mi
el0tt az 194O-ik eyre a kolt-
segvetest elkeszitene. Szerinte
a varosnak mines ilyen kifize-
tesekre szolgalo penzalapja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
JELENTKEZHETNEK
A CCC CAMPBE

Mindazon II eS % ev kO-
zotti fiatalemberek, akik mum
kanelkiil vannak, a Mahoning
megyei Relief osztalynak az
1900 Glenwood Avei irodaban
jelentkezhetnek a CCC Camp
be valo felvetelre.
Jelentkezesnel kotelesek fel-
mutatni a sziiletesi vagy Der
malkozasi igazolvanyukat, q
Social Security kartyat, check
szamot, a csalad dolgozo tag.
jainak es az el6bbeni CCC
Cambol valo elbocsatasi irast.
Jelentkezesi lido reggel 9-t6l
delutan 4-ig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

VASARNAP DELUTAN gyu-
lesen elhataroztuk, hogy a de-
cember lien megtartand6
bankett este 6 orakor lesz. Mas
szoval mem ebed, hanem va
csora lesz.
KEREM MINDAZOKAT, ugy
a hiveimet, mint a tobbi ven
degeket, hogy a jegyeket We.
gyek meg minel el6bb. Je-
gyek kaphatok a plebanian
Vasarnap kilesznek adva az
Oltar Egyleti asszonyoknak es
aztan azoktol is lehet jegyeket
venni.
A JUBILEUMI ALAPRA uto.
lag Rendes Andrasne egy
dollart adott.
A HITKOZSEG vendege FIT
10th Imre, 10 napi lit tartoz
kodasa utan eltavozott. A hi
vek jolelkuscege mutatkozott
amikor $40 ajandekkal lepteA
meg.
SZOMBAT ESTE 7::3O-kol
Scent New Tarsulati gyules.
VASARNAP delutan 2 ora.
kor Oltar Egyleti gyiles.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
YOUNGSTOWN IS VIDEl<E IIREI
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Mt. B0tty Janos Ielkssz
737 Mahonina Ave ~eaae ee84

ADVENT masodvasarnapi is
tentisztelet most vasarnap del
elott fel II orakor. Elotte fel
10-kor vasarnapi iskola. Hogy
karacsonyi innep1esiink or0m-
teljesebb legyen, husegesen la
togassuk a vasarnapi iskolat
es az Urnak hazat az ADVENT
napokban.
IFJUSAGI k0reinknek k0z0s
0sszej0vetele lesz most vasar-
nap este Z orakor, mikor is az
eloadast Prof. Ralph A. Young,
a Wooster College fakultas
egyik kivalo tagja fogja tar
tani. Szeretettel hivogassuk
nemcsak a ket c. E. csoport
tagjait, hanem egyhazunk ke-
belebe tartozo, komoly es ma
gasabb dolgok irant erdeklodo
ifjainkat ere az epito ertekez-
letre.
Az APAK-FIUK estelye fe-
nyes erkolcsi sikerrel folyt lie a
multi vasarnap este. Celunk,
amint elozetesen jeleztiik, mem
perAcsinalas, hanem a eyer
mex ess szule egymashoz koze-
lebb jutasa, egymast kozosebb
megertese S nagyobb tisztelet-
ben tartasanak a megismerese
volt.
Szinte 0rOm volt latni at
a lelkesedest, keszseges oda-
adast, amellyel ifjaink faradoz-
TAX az apak tiszteletere rem
dezett unnepely elokeszitese-
ben, S valami kulonos erzes
fogta ell sziveinket, midon lat
TUX a gyonyoruen diszitett fe-
her asztalok k0rul helyet fog
lalk apak-fiuk sep sereget. A
fiuk altal keszitett es felszoi-
gait izletes vacsorat elvezetes
enekszamok S maid komoly es
ertekes felszolalasok kovettek.
A felszolalasok soran ifj. Bon
dor Istvan magyarul, Ba-
binsky Elemer ,angolul udvo-
zoltek a megjelent apakat,
melyre Urak Karoly es Ifj.
Molnar Istvan meghatott sza-
vakban adtak Yalaszt.
Az unnepi beszedet magya-
rul az egyhaz lelkesze, angolul
Mr.. Osborne Mitchell, helybeli
ugyved polandi polgarmes-
ter tartottak "A tosztmesteri
tisztseget Szakacs Bella, a
Senior c. E. csoport eln0ke
toltotte be hozzaertett ugyes-
seggel.
ESKUVO. Egyhazunk lei
kesze a mutt szerdan eskette
meg Ambrusko Ferenc es
neje More Erzsebet testvereink
Ferenc newt fiat, Halleck San
dor es neje Kishton Katalin,
youngstown lakosok hajadon
leanyaval, Piroskaval. Tanuk
voltak: III. Demeny Istvan es
WoloSchak Katalin.
TEMPLOMSEGELYZ0 No
egyletiink most vasarnap del
utan 3 orakor tartja rendes
havi, valamint evi tisztujit6
gyuleset. Az ugy fontossa-
CARA valo tekintettel, szeretet-
tel kerjik az osszes erdekelt
tagok pontos megjeleneset.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rem
des havi gyuleset most szom-
baton este z orakor tartjuk
Amennyiben fontos elintezni
valoink lesznek az evi k0z-
gyules el6tt, szeretn6k ha g
presbiterium tagjai teljes szan
ban vennenek reSzt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
Kozli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas 105 - End St. Niles. @.

PRESBITERIUMUNK a multi
hetfon este tartotta rendes
havi gyuleset;; tobb fontos
ugy elintezese utan a novem-
beri eredmenyt a kovetkezok-
ben allapitotta meg. Bevetel
novemberben az oktoberi ma
radvannyal egyitt 306.83, XII
adas: $92.56, maradvany ICY
november vegen: $214.27.
ADVENT KESZULES. Az
advent hetekben minden csi-
t0rt0k0n este van temple
munkban isteni tisztelet pre-
dikacioval. RemeIiik, hogy
hiveink novededo szamban
fogjak e hetkozi isteni tisz-
teleteket latogatni.
ESKUV0. Meg november
26-an eskette meg lelkeszunk
Harold Tracy Warreni fatal
embert Fodor Mihaly es neje
leanyaval:: Emmaval. Az es-
kuvo a menyasszony sziileinek
a hazanal ment vegbe utana
lakodalmi ebedhez ultek a ven-
degek S fogyasztottak el az IL
letes magyaros lakomat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
A SCENT ISTVAN
R. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Plebanos:
F6t. Bir6 L6rinc
254 Wilson Ave
TeIefcn 3te0S

ELEM EN- KAROLYNET,
Penzes Juliat, szerdan kiser-
tUk utolso utjara. Sokaig be-
tegeskedett. Nyugodjek be-
keben!
A MULTI HETI jelentesben
tevedesb0I a Bridgeport Szo-
vetseg neve alatt ketto dollar
adomany lett feltuntetve. Szi-
vesen kiigazitjuk a tevedest:
$500 volt az adomany. K0szo-
net.
A FUGGETLEN REF. Egy-
haz utolag bekildte $500 ado
manyat. K0szonet.
KULON HALAS koszonettel
emlekeziink meg ami jo asz-
szonyainuol, xix igen jo teszta
nemuekkel segitettek elore a
bankett sikeret. listen fizesse!
A MARIA LEANYOK gyo-
nyoru latin miset enekeltek
FIR. Mundweil miseje alatt. A
jo Sisterek mem kimeltek SEM
mi faradsagot, hogy minden
jo es szep legyen. Megsugom:
karacsony scent ejszakajara is
keszilnek valami ujdonsaggal.
BAZARUNK e heten: pente-
ken, szonlbaton es vasarnap
lesz sajat helyisegiinkben.
Door Prize is lesz. Belep6 SC.
A Maria-leanyok mindharom
este vacsorat fognak felszol-
galni. Penteken este: spaghetti
SOC, szombaton este: Roast
pork 4Oc es vasarnap este:
Turkey SOC. Ez elso szarny-
probalgatasuk lesz. Partoljuk
6ket. Mem leven penteken
bolt, a spaghetti mellett hus is
lesz! A bazarra mindenkit
szeretetteI varunk. A vacsora-
ra is am!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
SIT. GYORCY COR.
KATH. HITK0ZSEG
PiebSnos
FSt. KOvALiCkY WKTOR
lak1s:
sis Tod Ave Teiefon: $3.50
Templom: ZOE MahonInu Ave
Youngstown, Ohio

MISEK RENDJE:: Vasarna-
pokon kis mise 9 orakor angol
oktatassal. Macy mise 10 ora
80 perckor magyar scent be-
szeddel. Hetkoznapokon scent
mise 9 orakor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
CAMPBELL VERHOVAY
FIOK EVI GYULEST TART

A cambelli .321-ik Verhovay
fiok rendes havi es tisztvisel6
valaszto gyiilest tart december
10-en, vasarnap delutan q
Magyar Hazban. Felkerjiik a
tagokat, hogy teljes szamban
vegyenek reszt a gyilesen,
mivel fontos ugyek keriilnek
elintezesre.
Rab0csi IStvdn, titkdr.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
MULATSAeOk
NAPTARA

Ebben a rovatban dijta1a.
null kozoiiik AEON egyha-
zak, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulatsagait, ossze-
joveteleit. stb. - nern t0bb
mint 2 honappai el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hirlap hivatalos
lapja Is amelyek rnulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban e.
nyomtatvsnyaikat aalunk
szerzik be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07
NIT TANIT A ySZELLEMTAN;

A Szellemtannal valo HE
LYES gyakorlati foglalkozas-
max a legfontosabb feltetele
az, hogy masokkal szemben ell
nezok, tiirelmesek legyunk.
A "Megbocsatas" "-rol lesz e
no 1O-en delutan 3 orakor in
gyen el6adas a 323 w. LaClede
Avenuei tenplomban. Az er-
dekl6d6ket szeretettel meg
hivja
A rendesOSeg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-12-07

NEVNAPI VACSORA lesz de-
cember 10-en, most vasarnap a
templom alatti Feher Terem-
ben az Erzsebetek, Borbalak,
Katalinok, Miklosok, Andra-
sok, Mihalyok es Ferencek tisz-
teletere, amelyre a reszveteli
dij csak igen csekely lesz.
A vacsoran igen izletes laci-
pecsenyet, kolbaszt, hurkat.
parolt kaposztaval, teat finonl
sitemennyel szolgalnak fel.
Szokas szerint tarsasjatek
is lesz ertekes dijakkal. Orom-
mel latjuk a vacsoran az egy-
haz tagjait, baratait.
Evening star., 1939-02-05

Tod still eoomed the mode the do but considerably changed
% fooqe Senote ob peocemoke who
biting eIooked sobe words Here hi" with
enotor Clark contributing the harmonious atmosphere lost months
Democratic But those fomous Pk wkers Of the Jefer
longer ore uxurousy from the middle And they
fodnq ,Harrsk & Ewing andU
Evening star., 1939-02-05

The Beou BrummeI
Of the Senote. immoc-
uIote in topper and
ascot. f;ttineIy be-
9Ioved ond sporting a
cone, appeared dolly
at the CopitoI thusIy
80 years oeo.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31

of the battleship New York.
There is one Chaplain for every
1860 men in the Navy. At each
training station there is always q
Catholic and Protestant Chaplain.
President John Adams is the on
" President of the United States
ever to have been honored by hav-
ing ship Of the Navy named for
him.
The United States Navy built the
first wind tunnel, for aeronautical
research work, to be established in
this country.
The United States Navy Battle
ship U.S.S Maryland, commission
ed in 1921, was the first ship in the
world TO be successfully equipped
with 16-inch turret guns.
Our Navy ships, our naval sta
tions, and all the men in our Navy
set standard Of cleanliness that
is not surpassed by any navy in tbs
world.
GAN EXPERT is ONE WHO
KNOWS MORE AND MO r L
ABOUT LESS AND Less
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31
NEGRO TO SERVE
ON GRAND JURY
IN FORT WORTH
BY R. L. MELTON
(for AMP

FORT WORTH, Tex. Watson
Barton no doubt is an ardent be
lever i'll good things come 70 him
who waits" and Is prepared 10 re-
ceiye them. Barton was aamed
Thursday to serve and II ili
fed, will be the first Of his rice %
sit on the grand jury in 1arrant
county.
Barton, 81, is poll tax exemp
ton holder, and unlike Henry G.
johnson who was selected il wear or
more ago and was unable % serve
because of the lack Of a poll tax
receipt, Barton will serve. His APP
pointment as 18th on the panel was
made at the request Of Criminal
District Judge McGregor Recent
supreme court holdings have been
to the effect that continued failure
to put Negroes on the grand jury
is essential evidence Of the discrim-
ination against the racc--a fact
which has definitely influenced the
reversal Of several criminal convic-
tions.
Barton, the father Of four chill
dren, was born in Marlin, Texas,
Falls County and has for 36 years
been resident Of Fort Worth and
is the eldest Of a family Of seven
children.
On April Z or 5 history will be
made and the hopes Of farsighted
Negroes will reach naturalization
when Barton will be sworn in for
grand jury service since his record
is of such that his seat is unques-
ioned. II. q. ~ F w
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31
MRS. ROOSEVELT
CONFIRMS =. A. R.
RESIGNATION

Los ANGELES lANP) Long
awaited confirmation of her report
ed resignation as member of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton came here last Thursday when
Mrs. Franklin ID. Roosevelt, lectur-
ing before an audience Of 1900 and
asked the question; "Do you intend
to resign from the D.A.R.,' replied:
Il have resigned from the D.A.R.T
Mrs. Roosevelt's affirmation was
also III answer to statement made
the previous day in Boston by Mrs.
Frank L. Mason, OAR. registrar
general, that the First Lady's resig-
nation had not been received. Sew
eral weeks ago the Presidents wife
repeatedly withdrew from OAR. in
protest against that bodE's action
in refusing to permit famed singer,
Marian Anderson to appear In re-
cital at Washington's Constitution
Hall, which is OAR. owned.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31
!, lJq IllCc
huNcssr MrkTAltsr on Tllr AnERpcAA SrAsE
Il Il n W
Send all mail TO Able Wallace, care of
THE FORUM, 4l4 w, 5th St. DAYTON. OHIO


column and notIce where you would
answer free in the column Tell me
# | am going to get q permanent
JOB anytime soon
Ans s:-l lou will not remain on
temporary WORK very long III
Tact, the company that you are now
with VIII pc able TO place you per-
mailen1iy before midsummer. SUCK
to them and try to pick up httie
extra work on the side.
est. My daughter has two
wondering she Is gong 10 nave
another child
Ails.-- W Ell IN al prooapiiies
she VIII nave news Tor YOU very
sooii' peiieNe e''Sse. ''ieie W.
another cnlid II her lie. MAKE the
best OF your present situation anu
40 not worry ABOUT y 30 ihueii'
M'E.J. ~ My friend and ! were
supposed to have gotten maffiea
this month and now he thinks shat
we should put it off until later
date. Does he intend to marry me9
Ans. If | were you ... ] would
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31

aminations, during the fiscal year
of 1888.
When the U.s.S. New York was
coal burner, the late King George
Of England and the late King Al
bert Of Belgium became Honorary
Coal Passers" aboard the ship af-
ter they had visited and fired the
boilers of the good old man-of-war.
The shovels used are now on dis
play in the Crews Reception Room
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31
HARRY HARRY

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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31

L.C.E.--What about my present
location, would | be better off If |
would make change?
Ans: Not Immediately. 1t
seems to me that your income is GO
ing to be somewhat increased dur
ing this year and next and you
will then be able to see your way
clear. As long as you are doing
well. don't advise change. Ii an
opportunity presents itself where
by change would profit you
then take it by all means.
J.L.A.Here lately my wife has
lot of money and her salary isn't
large enough for that. Is there
some man between US?
Ans s:-No. She has succeeded in
making you jealous and this was
what she was after. To arouse a
persons jealousy occasionally will
make them appreciate you more and
this was her aim. Stop doubling
your wife and be more affectionate
towards her.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-03-31

you are doubling her and in al
probability you can handle youl
present situation She is too old
now to enforce strict discipline.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01

Times radio
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01
Radio Time Table

PICTURED are Carlton haDell
and Virginia Clark. who play
leads in the popular serial
The Romance Of Helen
Trent" heard over XVI.
KJR viii bring the fight
between Tony Canzoneri and
All Davis Wednesday night at
Z O'Clock.
KOM0 features the New
Fred Allen Show at 9 p. m,
and kM0 offers Skinnay
Ennis music at $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01
l1:30 A, Nj.

Scrapbook: i1:45
Consumers Council.
XVI Brenda Curtis.
11:45. My Son and l.
ROMO - Valiant Lady:
li:45. Betty Croker.
KJR-Cowboy Joe. HAS
Manhattan Melodies.
KIRO-Serial
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01

KNo-VItsttty ciuh.
Sis. Cowboy
KFi-Sews SOS. Amerl-
can School o. the Air. !
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KMO-Hollywood Wits
pers: ll:l5. Hawaiians.
XVI - Big Sister. ll:15,
Aunt Jenny.
KOMO-Betty and Bob;
HIS. A. Grim m s
Daughter.
KJR - Washington at
Work.
KIDn GarfaIa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-01

3 p. NJ.
KMO-Feminine Fancies.
kVl--Of Men and Books:
BIS, Songs.
KOMO-Rush Hughes.
KJR-Popular Melodies.
KlRO-News; 3:25, In
terlude.
Smyrna times., 1939-12-28
SOLDIER BROWNS IN RIVER
Companion in Small Rowing Craft
Manages To Swim Ashore

Private Burton Hall, 20, a mem
ber of Battery E. SIND Coast Ar
tillery, Fort Dupont, was drowned
in the Delaware River, between
Fort Delaware and Fort Dupont,
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
when small rowboat in which he
was enroute to Delaware City was
filled with water and sank A COM
panion, Private John Bartok, man
aged to swim TO shore. The two
men had been sent to Fort Della
ware from Fort DUPONT as men,
bers of caretaking detachment.
They left Pea Patch Island about
l o'clock and were hardly 100 feet
out in the channel when the boat
started to go down. They plunged
Smyrna times., 1939-12-28
Down
The Road
By CHARLES M. UPIAM
Engineer-Dnector
American Road Builders Assn.
Washington, D. c.

of her particular crowd" feature
a 50-mils drive to the states larg-
est city for a New Years Eve
dance. Her fathers consent to this
project depends on her ability to
persuade him that the drive will be
perfectly safe. Fortunately for her
hopes, paved four-lane highway
covers most of the so miles. Few
steep hills or sharp curves menace
| the motorists and a modern high
way-lighting system has eliminated
one of the major dangers of night
driving.
John Jones, Jr., is bringing his
wife and infant son to spend
Christmas with his family. Since
he lives in another state, 400 miles
away, this means his parents first
glimpse of their only grandchild.
A carefully marked road map is
helping the younger Joneses to
make the car trip with a minimum
of inconvenience, expense and time.
In one instance, they are driving
go miles out of their way to avoid
a stretch of especially bad road.
Rainy weather is likely to make
other detours necessary to escape
the danger of being stuck in the
mud.
Father Jones is especially road
minded at Christmas time. He re-
members one year, before the high
way past his farm was improved,
when he raised fine crop of tur-
keys and then, because of impass-
able roads, was unable to take
them to town in time for the
Christmas market. He recalls a
Yuletide when no one could get to
town for Christmas shopping and
there was, therefore, no tree, no
tinsel, holly nor mistletoe He re-
members years when snowdrifts
prevented the family from attend
ing church, visiting neighbors or
going to parties during the entire
holiday season. Mother Jones looks
back on these years, too, and re
joices in the new, improved high
way as she drives to town, making
the many must" trips in order
that all the preparations for the
great day can be complete. she
realizes that she is more fortunate
than millions of farm people
throughout the country whose
Christmas plans are still handi-
capped by unimproved dirt roads
For the Jones family, as well as
for all their country neighbors and I
city cousins throughout the nation,
good and safe roads are of prime
to Merry Christmas
and Happy New Year.
Smyrna times., 1939-12-28
RIGHT FOOD FOR
GOOD HEALTH
Your Health and Vitality De.
pends on Proper Food
and Right Amount
BY CHARLOTTE SPENCER

well begun IS half done "-ex-
presses the Importance of a good
start The child who begins the
day with a good breakfast is much
better prepared to start school
than the child who is still hungry
or the child who has eaten too
great quantity of fried food
which is hard to digest.
Fruit such as tomato juice or an
apple, cooked cereal such as oat-
meal and milk, make an inexpen-
sive, healthful breakfast. This
breakfast is usually cheaper than
one which would include such hard
to digest foods as pancakes aEd
scrapple and doughnuts. Besides
being cheaper, it furnishes an ade-
quate amount of vitamins and mn
erals.
Fried food or foods which arc
too high in fat are not easily di-
gested by children. the undigest-
ed fats remain in the stomach for
a long time and prevent the diges-
tion of other foods. Adult stomachs
are much more able to handle fried
and greasy foods than are chill
drens. Such foods as scrapple,
pancakes, sausage and doughnuts
should be saved for healthy adult
digestions.
No parent would willingly handi-
cap his chiId's school work. Yet,
many parents thoughtlessly allow
their children to begin the day al
ready defeated by an inadequate or
indigestible breakfast. The inef-
ticiency which results from such
breakfasts can prevent your child
from performing his school work
with the full ability which is nat
urally his.
Each of the three meals must be
adequate and healthful if your
child is to be well fed. One or two
good meals day is not enough. |
Each meal must carry its own
share of vitamins and minerals if |
the total requirement for the dav
is to be met.
Smyrna times., 1939-12-28
MERRY CHRISTMAS
HAPPY NEW YEAR

What does Christmas mean tc
you? Each man woman and chiIG
have their own answer to this ques-
ton, ranging from the realistic
turkey and all the trimmings" to
the idealistic peace on earth to
men of good will" To most of us,
however, Christmas is particularly
memorable because, more than any
other holiday, it is a day of family
reunions-a day on which absent
sons and daughters, brothers and
sisters gather from all directions to
make the family circle complete.
In fact and in fiction, the family
reigns supreme on Christmas Day,
from the Holy Family at Bethle-
hem to the Cratchit family of
Charles Dickens christmas
Carol" Throughout the world, the
terms Christmas" and home" and
family" have always been insep-
arabic. Because it is universally a
family holiday, let us ask our ques-
ton about the meaning of Christ
mas, not of an average man, but
an average family. Let US consid-
er, for example, the Jones family,
typical Americans, whose farm is
located II miles from typical
American city. Let us consider
not only what Christmas means to
each member of the family, but
what roads mean to each ones
Christmas.
Highlight Of the holiday season
for five-year-old Bobby Jones is the
visit to Santa Claus in the toy de-
partment of the towns largest
store. The 17-mile trip to town
over the broad, smooth highway
provided by the state flies by like
magic as he mentally rehearses his
speech to st. Nicholas. The snow
he sees from the car window does
not represent an obstacle which
must be cleared from the roads to
make his journey possible but re
minder that a shiny new sled
should be added to his Christmas
list. Bobby's mind is definitely not
on roads as Christmas draws near
but his Christmas is nonetheless
upon these thorough
fares. not only the one which pass
IS his own house, but the many
over which his Christmas
tree and his toys are transported
from the forests and workshops to
the stores for his parents to pur-
chase.
To Mary Jones, midway in her
asst year of high school, roads are
unusually important. Holiday plans