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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

Macy Rumania napjai meg
vannak szamlalva.
Hiaba sietett Carroll a fran
cia 0sszeomlas hirere, hogy ell
SO legyen, aki szaz percentre
behodol Hitlernek, hiaba csi-
malt nazi-allamot az orszagbol,
a Soviet Bessarabiat lenyirja
Macy Rumania tester6l, a Sow
jet vedelme alatt Dobrudjat
visszakapja Bulgaria es Erdely
visszakeriil Magyarorszaghoz.
Mindez nem azert t0rtenik
ICY, inert ez a diktatorok mos
tani parancsa, hanem azert,
inert ez a logikus, ez az esq
szeru es ez az egyetlen letezesi
bazis a fold annak a reszenek.
Mikor Trianon Magyarorsza-
got darabokra szaggatta, EFT
irtuk vigasztalasul ebben az
ujsagban:
"Agyuk dor0mb0lhe
katonak verezhetnek, politi-
kusok hatarozhatnak, ez
azonban mind mulando,
inert csak egy or0k bizonyos-
sag van. A foly6k a hegyre
mem folynak. A Duna me-
dence VIE a Dunaba folyik
es a gazdasagi verkeringes
KENYTELEN a wick folya-
sat kovetni. Magyarorszag
ujra egesz lesz, legfeljebb a
Dunajec newt patak kis vol
gyecskeje szakadhat or0kre
ell tole, amelynek vie esza-
kon kifele folyt a regi Or
szagbol :"
Az igazsagszolgaltatas, a
foldrajzi es gazdasagi igazsag-
szolgaltatas gyorsabban beko-
vetkezik, mint az remeltiik.
Attol lehetett tartani, hogy
elromanositva keriil vissza Ma
gyarorszaghoz Erdely nepe,
ami ujabb politikai komplika-
ciokra adhatott volna alkal-
mat, de a ruman iskolak mel
lett a husz even at felnevelt
magyar ifjusag tagjai meg ma
gyarul beszelnek.
Mem tudni hol, mem tudni
mikor keszitik ell az vi terke-
pet, AIT sem tudni, hogy az
Magyarorszag vegs6 hatarait
hol fogja megszabni, de bizo
nyos, hogy Macy Rumanis
osszeomlasa befejezett teny
meg akkor is, ha az vi osztas
sem fogja a hatarokat vegle.
gesen vagy igazsagosan rem.
dezni.
Senki mem sejtheti meg
hogy mi lesz a sorsa a magyar
nemzetnek.
A harom diktator egymas
k0zti alkuja d0nti Ell, hogy ne.
met vagy olasz "eletterbe'
fogjak-e Magyarorszagot csa.
tolni; de meglehet az is, hogy
eppen a harom diktator egy.
mas iranti feltekenysege bizo.
nyos (nem sok) onall6sagot
biztosit a magyar nemzetnek {
termeszetesen ez lenne a jelen.
leg lehetseges legkedvez6bt
megoldas.
A mask, kevesbe kedvezi
megoldas az lenne, ha Musso.
lini a Duna incidence also re.
szet megnyerne az olasz erdek'
szfera szamara, inert abban a.
esetben csak gazdasagi vazal
latus fenyegetne a magyar ne
pet, ami az olasz eletterber
mem lenne olyan borzaszto.
! Ezzel szemben bizonyos sza
badsagot elvezne abban a ker
desben, amely ma a legsulyo
sabb veszedelmet kepezi Ma
gyarorszag egen; mersekelnel
a szaszok es svabok uralmat
Magyarorszagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
HITLER Is A MAGYAR zSELLEREK

AAASA " AAAoACAA q AlCAAACCOh q UOA
mesert nem nyersanyaggal,
ami nekik sincs, fognak fizet-
nj, hanem ipari termekkel. Meg
pedig olyan ipari termekkel,
amilyennel akarnak.
Termeszetesen m in d e n k j
mem fogja azutan sem a f0ldet
A kozigazgatas, a kereskede-
lem es a megmarad6 ipar rom
csai meg mindig munkat ad-
max a lakossag 20-25 szazale-
kanak, de azontul nem So, ha-
mem $50 szazaleka lesz
kenytelen a foldmiivelesb6l
Teljesen mindegy lesz akkor,
hogy a fold nagybirtokosok,
vagy kisbirtokosok kezen lesz.
A fold akkor sem fog t0bbet
termelni Ia nagybirtok holdja-
max atlagos hozadeka a kis-
birtokenal mindig tobb) s ket
ember helyen megis harom en-
bernek kell ugyanabbol a ter
mesb6l megelni.
Akik visszaemlekeznek a sa-
jat falujukra es akik eleg resi-
letes leveleket kaptak mindig
hazulrol, azok tudjak, hogy a
falvak nepenek jo Macy resze
beszivargott az utolso husz ev-
ben az iparba. Ezeknek nagy-
resze visszaszorul a falvakba es
az oft term0 kenyer ezutan
t0bb szajat lesz kenytelen tap
lalni.
Magyarorszagon, minden
megcsonkitottsaga, minden
nyomorusaga dacara, az elet-
szinvonal sokkal magasabb a
falvakban, mint a vilaghaboru
elott volt.
Sokat hallunk es olvasunk a
szomoru hirii kenyer levesr6l,
4 falvak nyomortanyair6l, de
mindezek dacara ma jobban
ruhazkodnak, jobb hazakban
laknak es Sokkal t0bb hust esq
mex a magyar falvakban, mint
azokban az id6kben, mikor mi
oman tavoztunk.
Avert, inert az iparcikkekert
kiadott penz a vilaghaboru 6ta
mem ment mind Australia, ha-
mem munkat adott a lakossag
nagy reszenek.
S inert a falvak megfogyat-
kozott lakossaga szamara OFT
maradt a falu hataranak a tel
jes termese.
Hogy politikailag mi lesz a
sorsa a magyarnak, ARA mem
szivesen akar az amerikai ma
gyar gondolni.
Masodrendti emberek lesznek
a magyarok a sajat hazajuk-
ban, akik maris kenytelenek
a sajat adojuk terhere a svabo-
kat a nemet iskolak es magas
iskolak szazaival ellatni.
Az is lehet, bar mem nagyon
valoszinu, hogy az vi terkep
visszaad valamit a magyar
nemzetnek, az is lehet, hogy a
parancsuralom rendszeret a
propaganda vegul a szabadsag-
hoz es alkotmanyos elethez
szokott magyarnak is "eladja".
De a politikai keret, amely-
ben egy nemzet el, csak ma
sodrendu fontossaggal bir,
inert az megvaltozik egyik nap
r6l a masikra. Egg ember0lt6
Ferenc Jozsefnel kezdte, Ka-
rolyon es Karolyin, valamint
Kun Belan at Horthynal tart
es ITALIAN meg Hitlert, illetve
'Magyarorszag "gauleiterjet"
Szalasit vagy Hubayt is meg
eli.
De ha egyszer odafiizik a
diadalmas nemet nemzet gaz-
dasagi masineriajanak a Ian
cara, csak az listen tudja, hogy
szabadulasa mikor leSZ.
=
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04

NMAAACAA AOAAOUO0O6S, NV o0O
moru valoszinusege meg van
annak, hogy r0vid id6n belll
Magyarorszag teljes gazdasagi
es esetleg politikai - va
zallatusa lesz Hitlernek S eset-
leg a Szul0f0ld0n a magyar
nacik "a nyilasok) veszik at
a kormanyzast.
Ha ez bekovetkezik, a pro-
paganda nagymesterei gorog-
tIzzel fogjak a valtozast be-
vonni S valoszinu, hogy els0
sorban foldet fognak a magyar
zsellernek - ha mem is ADM,
de - igerni.
Mikor Teleki a valasztasok
utan beterjesztette a maga
foldreform javaslatat, nylla-
sok tavol maradtak a kepvi-
sel6haztol, inert mem mertek a
javaslat ellen szavazni, viszont
AIT sem akartak, hogy t0rveny
legyen belole.
Allit6lag - es valoszinileg
Nemetorszagbol kapott uta-
sitaSra cselekedtek igy, inert
Hitler AIT akarja, hogy a fold
reform a nyilasok ajandeka
legyen a magyar zsellerek sza-
mara.
Mem lehetetlen az sem, hogy
a magyar zseller tenyleg fold
h0z jut.
Lassuk, hogy mennyi aldas
fakad maid bel6le.
Mikor ket evvel ezel0tt a
miincheni egyezseg Hitlernek
szabad kezet biztositott Kelet
Eur6paban, a magyar kormany
is kenytelen volt a nemet ko-
vetelesekb6l annyit teljesiteni,
amennyi el6l csak megszallas
reven lehetett volna kiterni.
Az akkor k0t0tt gazdasagi
egyezmeny utan az ipari es ke-
reskedelmi MINISTER bejelen-
tette, hogy "a magyar ipar-
max alkalmazkodni kell a ne
met iparhoz IS. stb.", ami
ait jelentette, hogy a fejlodo
magyar ipar lassan leepul.
Most mar korlatlan ura lett
Hitler Europanak, most mar
teljes egeszeben meg fogja va
l6sitani az akkor csak felig ell
fogadott prograrnot.
Lengyelorszagot (akarhova
fog tartozni es akarmilyen po-
litikai kormanyzata lesz), Ru-
maniat, Delszlaviat es Magyar
orszagot "de-industrializal aljak"
ami AIT jelenti, hogy ezekben
az ipar elsorvad.
Hogy ez nit jelent, annak
Fels6 Magyarorszagon voltunk
a megszallast kovet6 evekben
tanui, Zolyom, Losonc, Fulek,
meg a t0bbi gyarvarosok kihal-
tax, a gyarak kerekei MCCALL
tax.
Ugyanez fog a megcsonki-
tott, de fiiggetlen Magyaror-
szagban olyan szepen kifejlo-
d0tt gyariparral t0rtenni.
EFT Hitlerek soha mem tag
gadtak, ez vilagosan meg van
irva a Hitler hirhedt k0nyve-
ben.
Az "uralkod6 nep" (herren
folks) kezeben lesz az ipar a
szolga-nepek kotelessege lesz
az iparallamot elelemmel ell
latni.
Magyarorszag fejlett gyar-
iparanak sokkal szomorubb
lesz a sorsa, mint a Monarchia-
ban volt, mikor szinten Austria
csinalt a Sziil6f0ldb6l gyarmat-
al1amot.
Ma Magyarorszag lakossaga-
max az So szazaleka el a fold
miivelesb6l s 48 szazaleka van
elfoglalva a kereskedelemb
k0zigazgatasban es iparban.
Ha a gyaripart leepitik -
amt biztosan megtesznek,
:ss;; ~ 49,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
AZ u VERHOvAY MOZDULAT

Az a rend, amely a Verhovay
eletet vezeti, ket egymashoz
nagyon hasonlo, de jellegiik-
ben megis nagyon kulonbozo
dologhoz juttat el.
Az egyik, amivel a Verhovay
rend azonosnak latszik, a j6
hadvezetes. A tabor ellen all6
vezerkar melyrehato megfon-
tolassal kitiizi a celokat, anne
lyeket el akar erni es azutan
kiszamitja a sziikseges mozdu-
latokat, amelyek a sikerhez
szuksegesek. Mikor vegil meg
van allapitva a legaprobb resi-
let is, mikor mar tekintetbe
van we've minden varatlan es-
het6seg, akkor megindul a ro-
ham es fel mem tarthato lem
diilettel halad elore.
Igen! A Verhovay haladas
ma elgondolasaiban es taktika-
| jaban, iramanak frissessegeben
a legkitun6bb hadvezetesre
emlekeztet.
Es megis lenyegesen kilon-
b0zik attol. A hadviseles celia
rombolas. A Verhovay rend eel
ia az epites. A Verhovay nem-
csak meg akarja orizni mind
AIT, amink van, hanem jozan
szamitassal parosult lendulet-
tel egyben nagyobbra is akarja
fejleszteni a nagy intezmeny
er6sen megalapozott epiletet.
A Verhovay rend tehat be-
ke rendje es exert inkabb ah-
hoz hasonlatos, amit a vilag
sakk- -bajnokai csinalnak az
el6ttik lev6 fabian. Mozdula-
talk mertani pontossaguak,
messze el6relatok, megfontol-
tax. A Verhovay vezetes mint
ha mozaikbol kesziil6 mester-
munkat rakna, ugy helyezi az
apro mozdulatokat egymas
melle, hogy mindegyik eppen
a maga helyere illik es vegil az
egesz t0keletes kepet ad.
j Ennek a Verhovay rendnek
egyik legujabb mozdulatat, le.
peset hirdeti az a k0nyv, amely
ma t0bb ezer peldanyban foroe
magyar Amerikaban kozkezer
es amely fedelenek tablajan Ell
vallja 0nmaga fel6l:
Magyar betii, magyar $40
la Verhovay Segely Egylet XII
adasaban.
i Mi jelent6sege van ennek 6
Verhovay k0nyvnek az ameri
kai magyar eletben? Ugyanaz
ami a sarki bastyanak a had.
jaratban vagy a sakk-jatekban
Ennek a bastyanak kell a.
egesz tabor elleni aramlatot
visszatartania es ebb6l kell 70.
hamra induljon az ellentama.
das, amely a vezerkari tervet
diadalra juttatja es a Verhovay
tabort sikerre viszi.
4 Ne kerdezze senki, hogy mint
vallalkozhatik ilyen feladatra
egy magyar ABC konyv, amely
Amerikaban szuletett vagy ne.
velkedett kis gyermekek resze-
re van Szanva. Ne kerdezze ezt
senki, hanem nyugodjek meg
abban, hogy a Verhovay vezer-
kar regen kiszamitotta ennek
az egyszeru magyar ABC k0nyv
mex hatasat a Verhovay j0ven-
d6re.
! A mi korszakunk a nagy Ver-
hovay Egyletnek csak a multi
|ja es egyre cs0kken6 mertekben
/ q in1nyoia 10 nam q i1yyGiol A
|j0v6 azoke a magyar verb6l
| A magyar zsellernek jussa
van a magyar f0ldre bor-
zaszto biint k0vettek el a nem-
zet ellen azok az uralkod6 oSz-
talyok, amelyek kitagadtak a
| jussab6l.
De ha a magyar zseller Hit
lert6l, vagy a Hitler "gaulei-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-07-04
EL0FIzET0INK
SZIvES FIGYELMEBE

mi lapunk mem zaklatja olvasoit feleslegesen
az elofizetesekert. Mi tudjuk, hogy minden el6-
fizetonk bekiildi hatralekat, ha m6djaban all.
Csak AIT kerjiink olvas6inkt6l, hogy aki hatra-
lekban van es akinek m6djaban all, fizesse meg
az el6fizetes dijat minden felsz6litas n&lkiil.
Mlnden munkas ember elvarja hogy elvegzett
munkaJaert Htiiz0tt id6ben megfizessenek,
ICY tehat mi sem keriink jogtalant, amikor
ARA kerjuk olvas6inkat hogy lejaratkor fizes-
SEX meg az el6fizetest
a kin1fhienfn1
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pathway of this playground and see
the deplorable condition it is in. Why
many an individual has asked the
question, Chow can such a condition
prevail without some one getting hurt
in this field?" Only the will of Provi-
dence can be my answer. Possibly
fully represented group of this COM
munity in form of "Club Congress"
could prove the solution towards this
terrible state of affairs. We should
drop all our difficulties and fight
unitedly for Community betterment.
"United, We Stand, Divided, we fall"
and with Malice towards none but
charity for all" should be our fighting
slogans. R. c. S.
StrOlling Along by Mr.. X.
Well, hello everybody. Hope you
didn't miss me last week but due to
your reporters excess news. I agreed
not to write. Saw Wilbur Allen with
his perennial favorite that lovely Can
ada creature from Woburn.-Then
there was that ever present columnist
"Pete" Wright, with Kate Bigger
We see that Ray Parham, Mayor of
Everett, has decided to take Editha as
his one and only.-Warren Evans
vows to all that he is in love. With
whom? Lloyd Parham and Juanita
are reported to have called it quits.
Can Ruthie be the reason? "Gene"
P. seems to have forsaken Worcester
for Brockton. Hello Mile. Wonder
what happened to the torrid romance
of Robert Booker and lovely Eva.
Could it have been eclipsed by Cam
bridge lad? See you next week-Mr.
x.
Please send all news to Russell
Stokes, "a Arlington St., or give it to
your Guardian newsboy Jimmie"
Sherwood.
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HARTFORD

HARTFORD, Conn, April b
Services were well attended at Bethel
A.M.E. Church last Sunday. The pas
tor, DR.. W. X. Hopes, spoke in the
morning on "Given as a means OF wor,
ship" and at night Looking to Goa:
At the morning service the senior choir
under Robert Wells sang very eiiec-
lively. The Sunday School had an I'M
usually large attendance, Robt. Weils'
Supt. The Allen c. +. League held
fine session with many young people
present. Those taking part IN lae
topical discussion we're: Misses SyIVia
Chaplin, Nancy Hopes, Geraldine Hol-
loway, Ethel Evans, Lonnie Young
Mrs. Mayola Murphy, Orrie Travis
and Esau Thompson. Miss joyce
Dowdell presided and Miss Doroul
Kennedy acted as secretary. Remarks
Continued on Page 81
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RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Rev. Charles Foggie, pastor

Much praise was bestowed on the
pastor for the uplifting sermon he de-
livered last Sunday morning. His sub
ject was "Icabod", meaning, the glory
has departed. The choir exceIled with
songs under the direction of Miss AL
ma Collins, organist. At night, Rev.
James Stewart brought an inspiring
message on "The Triune God"-An in
teresting discussion was led by Miss
Helen Dane at the Christian Endeavor
meeting.-Next Sunday at $50 pm.
Miss Josephine Bledsoe will be the
chairman of the Society.-Sunday
morning, April 81, Rev. Foggie will
preach on ga New Kind of Birth
Mark" At $3.50 the Rachael C. Rich
ardson Missionary Society cordially
invites you to a Musical Tea at the
Church.-The Pastors Aid Club is
having Fashion Show at the church
April 25, at 8 p.m-The annual rally
closes April 28.-Festival at the
church, Thursday, April % at pm.
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WOBURN

WOBURN, Mass, April 16-The
ministerial association in the city had
an exchange of pulpits last Sunday.
The ministers who participated in the
exchange were Rev. Robert M. Grey
of the First Congregational Church,
Rev. Clarence A. Wagner of the
Methodist Church, Rev. A. Roger Viii
liams of the st. Johns Baptist Church,
Rev. Elton K. Bassett of the North
Congregational Church and Rev.
Ernest A. Sterling of the Church of
Christ, Burlington. Rev. Robert NJ
Grey, was the minister in charge in st.
Johns Baptist Church. Rev. Grey
brought a stirring message to the con-
gregation from the subject, "Nets
Mending" Music was rendered by the
Junior choir. Mr.. Atkinson of Lynn
was present at the morning service.
The pastor, A. Roger Williams,
preached an interesting sermon in the
evening. Music was rendered by the
Young Women Choir. Church school
was held at noon with a goodly number
present. Mr.. Atkinson of Lynn who
remained for the church school spoke
during the assembly period. Star
Glasses 1, Z and 10. The B.Y.P.U.
held their meeting at 5:15 pm. Rev.
Harold C. Bonell, pastor of the First
Baptist Church, was the speaker. A
very good program was presented, pre-
ivious to the principal speaker.-The
pastors Aid Club met in the church
last Monday night.-The Missionary
circle met last Thursday at 300 pm.
The church school teachers met at
the home of the supt., Mrs. Evelyn
lThomas on Union St., Wednesday,
April 10. Rev. Edward Estaver of the
Massachusetts Baptist Convention was
the speaker and conducted the confer
ence.-The B.Y.P.U. will hold a pew
rally the 4th Sunday in this month
Rev. William II. Smith of Winchester
was present at the evening service
Mrs. Virginia Petite is at the St.
Johns Hospital, Lowell, Mass. The
Choral Glass has postponed the musi-
cal which was scheduled for next Sun
day afternoon until later date
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BROCKTON

BROCKTON, Mass, April 2O,-
"The Measuring Tape Line" was the
theme of Rev. T. J. Bells sermon Sun
day morning at Lincoln Congl Church
At the evening service an impressive
candlelight service was presented by
the members of the Junior Choir.-At
a meeting held Monday evening, April
Is, at the home of Mrs. Lena Ghomes
plans were completed for the NAACP
mass meeting to be held Sunday after
noon at $3.50 at the Messiah Baptist
Church. The guest speaker will be
Attorney Ray Guild of Boston and
there will also be musical program
The committee in charge Of the
Brockton membership drive are: Mr.,
Harry Bernard chairman, Rev. BenJa-
min Duarte, Edward Register, Mrs
Ophelia Smith, Mrs. Matilda Howell,
Mrs. Charlotte Jones, Mrs. Mary
Roberts, Mrs. Lena Ghomes and Miss
Alice Marrow. Let's try to make
good showing for Brockton by renew
ing your memberships for 1910.
Messiah Church Notes
Rev. Guy D. Outlaw delivered a
sermon on the topic "The Serpent Be-
hind the Hedges" at the Sunday morn
ing service at the Messiah Church. The
Bible Glass which meets on Tuesday
evening under the leadership of Rev.
Benjamin Duarte will conduct a con-
cert at the church in the near future
The Saturday mite supper will be
under the auspices of the entertain
ment committee.-Th members OF the
"Helping Hands" club enjoyed a hike
Wednesday, April II, at D. w. Field
Park. Box luncheons and outdoor
sports were enjoyed. Those attending
were: Hazel Johnson, Betty Humph1-
rey, Venessa Virgil, "Chippy" RaWi-
ms, Dolores Lewis, Ruth and Lucille
Kersey.-Please keep these dates IN
mind: A fashion show and entertain.
ment will be given by a group OF
ladies from the Messiah Baptist
Church, Thursday, April 25, at the
YWCA. The committee in charge are
Mrs. George Alexander, Mrs. Emmett
Butler and Mrs. Louise Goosby.-lhe
Lincoln Cong1 Church will sponsor
Turkey Banquet Tuesday, April 81, al
GAR. Hall. Get your tickets now
A Friendly Relation Concert will be
given at Lincoln Church May 10.
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LYNN

LYNN, Mass, April 16-A large
number of persons attended the Musi-
Gale and tea sponsored by The Yad-
sendew Club at Townsend Hall. Sun
day. Miss Audrey Kenner acted as
Mistress Of Ceremonies. Those taking
part on the program were: soloists,
Mrs. Oreitha Charles, Miss Marian
McCree, Fred Wright, Matthew Car
rington, and the Dunbar Quartette
Piano selections by Clarence Gaines;
trumpet solo, Charlton Dixon; violin
solo, Miss Alice Fowler and reading bv
Miss Pauline Ward. Pourers were
Mrs. Ruth Brown and Mrs. Beatrice
Harris.
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Sunday School for a gala Mothers
Day Program on May II. The pastor
and the children composed very fine
class song, dedicating it to our mo-
theirs. 1t will be rendered at the 7
pm. services on Mothers Day. The
program promises to be an event in
the history of the Sunday School
The Sisterhood Of Temple Emanuel
under the very efficient leadership of
Rabbi Sydney Guthman, sponsored an
all-nations program at the synagogue
last Monday evening. Ladies from all
of the local churches regardless of
race, creed or color were invited to be
present and witness the Patriotic
Pageant. Those from Peoples
Church were: Mesdames Levina Mill
ken, Mary Washington, Isabelle Bill
lups, Marguerite Tate, Lila Jordan and
Bertha Reed. The church was prettily
decorated and a fine collation. was
served. Such meetings inspire that
fine spirit of tolerance so needed
Last Sunday afternoon, many Jour-
neyed to the Western Avenue Baptist
Church, Cambridge, for the Union
monthly meeting of the smaller
churches. These meetings have really
outstripped our most sanguine expec-
tations in point of interest, fellowship.
financial strength and spiritual power,
fully justifying the faith of the veneer
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MAIDEN
Eastern Avenue Baptist Church
Rev. lanes l.. Jackson. Sr. Pastor

Sunday, April 14-"The Lords Ora
cious Promise" was the morning text,
in the evening the pastor preached an
other challenging sermon. The rally
day committee is working very zeal
ously to complete the final plans for
the "spring rally" on Sunday, May II
at 8 pm. The guest speaker will be
Atty. Irwin T. Dorch by the Senior.
Atty. Irwin T. Dorch, former Pres. of
the Boston NAACP. Special music
by the Senior choir, Mrs. Florence H.
Taylor, organist and director.
The Board of Religious Education
met at the home of Arthur Ridley.
Important business was transacted
Regular church business meeting
comes Monday, April % at 800 pm.
Every member is urged to attend
Teachers and officers of the church
school will meet at the home of Miss
Madeline Powell, 2 Hawthorne St.,
Everett, Wednesday, April "a, 1880
p.m.-A large group of the Senior Mis-
sionary Dept. attended the Missionary
Program last Sunday at Concord Bapt.
Church, Boston, to witness a splendid
pIOS1 an anu Ills plI my luGSSdSG ny Iil6
Pres. of the Woman's Aux, Mrs. Sara
]. Carter. Those present were Mes
DANES: Susie Josephs, pres; Eliza
Gaines, Elizabeth Webb, Mary E.
Jumper, Maddie Thompson, Florence
Hamer and Mayolia Knight.
It's Coming to Our Town
"The Shutdown District Convention
The most popular church play in the
country by Mamie Burroughs full of
wit, good sense and practical lessons.
Everybody laughs the evening through
at Shutdown. Presented by the Junior
Missionary Dept. with an ace star
cast on Wed. and Thurs, May l and 2,
at 8 pm. You are cordially invited to
attend a Silver Tea by the Senior
Choir on Sunday, April % at pm. at
the home of Mrs. Emma Gray, "a
Madison St., Maiden.
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CHELSEA
Peoples Church, 166 Pearl st.
Rev. Luther Fuller, Minister

Rev. Luther Fuller, Minister
CHELSEA, Mass, April 16-Sun-
day evening, April 81, at z pm, DR..
Reed will lead the services and his
subject will be: "The Last Breakfast"
After the sermon DR.. Reed will admin
ster the Holy Communion. Sunday
School at 1890 pm, and there will be
a rehearsal of the children's recitations
for Mothers Day." on May IL and
the theme will be: 'Honoring Mother"
Chelsea Chisellings
With the advent of better weather,
Peoples Church has been busily en-
gagged in a number of after-Lenten
activities. Last Thursday evening a
spirited prayer and praise meeting
was held. Rev. j. p. Posey, pastor of
Western Avenue Baptist Church, Cam
bridge and few of his followers con-
Quoted the meeting. Mrs. Mary Wash
ington of 81 Carter Street, Chelsea.
entertained Mrs. r. 7. Reed of Chelsea
ard Mrs. Lila Jordan of Roxbury at a
Tea in her cozy home. Mrs. Washing
ton on this occasion lived up to her
splendid reputation as hostess. Plans
were completed at the session of the
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EVERETT

EVERETT, Mass, April 16-The
Alta Lux Club of the Maiden Y.W.C.A.
held their regular meeting on Wednes-
day evening. Following the business,
Chester Jones spoke on the subject of
forming a youth auxiliary of the
Everett Citizens League which each
member was eligible to join to assist the
league. The club took the matter under
advisement.
Mrs. Elizabeth Underwood Smith
and daughter, Mary, of Everett are
visiting friends in Brooklyn and N. Y.
City.