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Community Clubs

Park View Woman's Club-Tuesday,
literature department, with Mrs.
w. o. Hancock, 5000 Park place.
Book review by Mrs. Helen r.
Steinbarger. Thursday, art de-
partment lunch at Hogate's Res
taurant, Water street. Visit to
Mrs. Evans studio, Maryland ave-
nue., after luncheon.
Takoma Park Women's Club-Tues-
day, 1890 pm, bridge, with Mrs.
Arthur Harrison, 8001 Saratoga
avenue, Silver Spring, Md;
Wednesday, 8 pm, drama de-
partment with Mrs. e. Jack Coul-
son, los Carroll avenue. Program,
Movies for the Millions" by Mrs.
James S. Fraser. Thursday, 10
am, music department, with Mrs.
Frederick A. Shumaker, 112 Phil
adelphia avenue. Mrs. George r.
Williams in charge of program.
Petworth Mothers Club-Tuesday,
1890 pm, luncheon at Mrs. KS
Toll House Tavern.
Silver Spring Woman's Club-Tues-
day, 1880 pm, home and garden
department, Jesup Blair COM
munity Center. Speakers, Mrs
L. T. Skinner, Mrs. George FL
Hngton and Mrs. Fred Smith.
Study Of Soils and Needs" and
What . Gardener Should Do In
March and April" Wednesday,
Ian n ~ Nkasea t,srA Anna pkv4a ant
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Democratic
Women to
Elect
Mrs. D. T. Brown
Heads National
Clubs Ticket

Mrs. D. Tucker Brown, president
of the Woman's National Demo-
cratic Club for the past year, heads
the ticket of officers for the next
season to be voted on at the clubs
annual meeting Wednesday. The
polls will be open from to 5 pm.
AS is customary, the annual meet
Ing will open with a pilgrimage to
the tomb of Woodrow Wilson. at
Washington Cathedral, where a
wreath will be placed. Members
will meet at the clubhouse, 1926 New
Hampshire avenue NV, at noon
and 60 to the cathedral. Mrs. Will
bur w. Hubbard. former president
of the club. is chairman and speaker
for the pilgrimage.
A buffet luncheon will be served
at the clubhouse at l pm, followed
by business meeting at pm.
The present officers Of the club are
all up for reelection.
Candidates for the board of gov
errors are as follows: Mrs. Brown,
Mr4 ]. Harry Covington, Mrs. sJohn
BE- Gordon, Mrs. william Beverly
Mason, Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Ross and
Mrs. Morris Sheppard.
Senator OMahoney of Wyoming
will be the guest of honor and
speaker at the annual dinner
Thursday at 7:30 pm. His subject
will be Business, Government and
the Democratic Principle"
Miss Frances Perkins. Secretary
of Labor, will be guest of honor at a
tea to be given Saturday at 4::30
pm.
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Club Federation
To Hear King

Senator King will address the
District Federation of Women's
Clubs at its monthly meeting to-
morrow at II am. at the Hotel 24O0
Sixteenth Street NV. Senator King
will be presented on a program ar
ranged by the Department of Leg
islation, of which Mrs. Ernest W..
Howard is chairman.
Milton McGovern, District repre-
sentative of the National Welfare
Federation, also will speak briefly,
and an educational film will be
shown by the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union.
Luncheon guests will be Mrs.
King, wife of the speaker, and Mrs.
Lucille Foster McMillin, Civil Service
commissioner.
Business of the morning will in
clude the election Of four delegates
and four alternates to the council
meeting of the general federation
In Milwaukee May 20, as. Applica-
ton Of the membership Of the
Forest Hills Garden Club, of which
Mrs. Victor v. Kelsey Is president,
also viii be acted On.
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Pan.America Theme
Of BusinesswOnen
Dinner Meetin6

Songs of Mexico and South Amer
lea will be among the features Of
the Latin American program to be
presented at the dinner meeting of
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems Club of the District tomorrow at
$50 pm. at the Admiral Club, 1910
Rhode Island avenue NV. Vincente
del Cara, dressed in a Mexican cos
tune, will sing songs Of Latin
America to his own guitar accom-
paniments.
Miss Irene Wright of the State
Department, who spent many years
in Cuba, will speak on the Cultural
Relations Activities of the Depart
ment of State"
There will be display of pictures,
posters and flags of the Latin Amer
lean nations which have been lent to
the club by Dr. William Manger Of
the Pan-American Union.
Miss Naneita Antilloti is chairman
of the Committee on International
Relations, which arranged the pro-
gram. Mrs. Laura Waters, who is
doing special work for the Business
and Professional Women's Club of
the District in connection with
location for permanent headquarters
of the national federation, is send
ing an exhibition of Mexican handi-
work, including pottery. embroidery
and glass.
Honor guests will include Mrs.
1gnez B. d'Araujo, who was with
the Brazilian. exhibition at the
Golden Gate Worlds Fair; Mrs.
Maurice H. Thatcher, wife of former
Gov. Thatcher of the Panama Canal
Zone; Senator Hattie W. Caraway:
Representative Caroline ODay and:
Miss Mabel Vernon of the Peoples
Mandate Committee. who arranged
good will tours of Latin America for
American women. as we'll as the re-
cent tour in the United States for
Latin American women.
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Bethesda Women
Hold Social Tuesday

Miss Grace E. Frysinger, senior
home economist of the Department
of Agriculture Extension Service,
will address the Woman's Club of
Bethesda Tuesday afternoon at the
club house on Old Georgetown road
on '"The Interdependence of Rural
and Urban Women"
Following Miss Frysinger's ad-
dress, social will be held. Host
esses will be Mrs. Ford E. Young.
chairman of the Department of
American Home, which is sponsor
ing the meeting; Mrs. JACOB w.
Bulger, Mrs. F. G. Kayhoe, Mrs. R..
D. Jennings. Mrs Ralph Cahall and
Mrs. E. A. A. Dunn. Mrs. Louis A..
Gravel, president of the club, and
Mr.. Gravelle are now visiting in
Florida.
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ing war relief organizations.
Lady Bradford Leslie
Honorary President.
Lady Bradford Leslie has accepted
the honorary presidency of the
Washington group and Nine. Felian
Garzia will serve as vice chairman.
Mrs. Robert LIE Fevre is the treas
urer and Miss Dorothy Robinson
the secretary.
Both Nine. Garzia and Nine.
johnson are French by birth and
naturaLS have a number of friends
among French-speaking women of
the city. Nine. Garzia has been
particularly active in organizing
French groups here.
Both also are active in club circles
and have enlisted the interest of the
members of several club French Sec
lions in the new enterprise. Around
125 cards announcing tomorrow's
meeting have been mailed.
Nine. Johnson, who has sung fire.
quently before various Washington
audiences as "Germaine, the little
French girl" became interested in
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Iesup Blair Community Center.
Speaker. Mrs. Charles Kreuger, jr.,
"Candide," by Voltaire.
Women's Club of Chevy Chase,
Md-Tomorrow, $50 a m. to 1890
am, physical education section,
folk dancing group. Polish dances.
Instructors, Mrs. ]. H. Dellinger
and Mrs. L. ]. Cochrane; 2 pm,
music section tea and musicale
Tuesday. 1890 am, international
relations section. Speakers, Mrs.
G. w. Stone and Mrs. r. j. DAN
nemiller, sHistory of Mexico" and
Political Situation in Mexico:
2 pm. art section. Visit to His
panic room and Fine Arts Division
of Library of Congress. Wednes-
day, 2 pm. art section. Annual
spring bridge tea and fashion
show; $3.50 pm, physical educa-
tional section. Folk dancing
group, husbands night" Thurs
day, 1890 am, music section.
Russian program. Friday, 2 pm,
civic section. Forum discussion,
Americas Medical Needs and
How to Meet Them" Forum con-
ductor, Donald c. Blaisdell.
Speakers, DR.. Louis S. Reed, DR..
Mario Scandif1io, DR.. Henry c.
Macatee.
Woman's Club of Kensington-Fri-
day, with Mrs. w. L. Lewis,
KenSington.
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Civic and Study Clubs

Association of University
Women-Tomorrow, 3 pm, clas-
steal letter writers; pm, tea.
Speaker, Ernest X. Lindley. 7:30
pm, bridge; 7:45 pm. applied
art. Pottery making discussed.
Tuesday, 1890 am to IL M, arts
of china, Freer Art Gallery. Lee
turer, Miss Grace Guest; las pm,
child development study group; 8
pm, evening book hour. Wednes-'
day. 10 am, consumer problems
study group; 7:3o pm, French
language group. Thursday, $50
pm, junior group dinner and
bridge; 7:45 pm, art appreciation
group.
Voteless District of Columbia League
OF Women Voters-Tomorrow, 2
pm, child welfare study group,
with Mrs. Frederick Gutheim, 1913
Dumbarton avenue NV. Speaker,
DR.. Ella Oppenheimer, The
Health of the Infant and Pre-
School Child" Wednesday, 2 pm,
foreign policy group, with Mrs. c.
S. Duncan, 2871 Audubon terrace
NV. Subject, "The Far Eastern
Question" Friday. 10 am, edu-
cation study group, with Mrs. F.
l.. Walters, 1882 Massachusetts,
avenue Sc. Speaker, Mrs. A. E.
Adams, "A Substitute Looks at the
District Schools"
Columbian Women-Saturday, lis
pm, at Students Club, George
Washington University.
Women's City Club-Today, 4:3O
pm, tea, honoring new members.
Program. Tuesday, S pm, cur
rent events section. Speaker, Miss
Louise Boynton, Situation in
China; pm, Board of Directors
meeting.
Twentieth Century Club-Tomorrow,
IL am, literature section, at Y.
w. c. A.; Wednesday, 10 am. to
II m, Red Cross surgical dressings
unit at the Chapter House, 1899 E
street NV; 2:30 pm, nature
section at Y. w. C.. A. Speaker,
Donald McHenry-"Wild Flow
ers and Trees" Saturday, / pm,
French section luncheon at Y. w.
G. A. Speaker, M. Rene Samson,
"Un Voyage Recent in Florida"
Argyle Study Club-Tuesday, pm,
with Mrs. Albert Horton, 1907 GAL
latin street NV.
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the organization last summer when
she was working with the French
Government Tourist Bureau at the
Worlds Fair in New York.
She was much impressed with
their activities but was doubtful, for
some time, about trying to organize
q new club in Washington. There
are so many here already" she re-
marked.
Encouraged in Enterprise
BY Miss Anne Morgan.
Anxious to assist France, when the
war broke out, however, she was en-
couraged to go ahead after a con-
versation with Anne Morgan, who
was here recently in behalf of the
Friends of France. Miss Morgan ex-
pressed the opinion there could not
be too many societies to help France
now, she said.
Though she has resided in Wash
ington for a number of years, Nine.
johnson has averaged a visit to
her family in France every two
years. Her last trip, made to COL
lect authentic costumes to be used
at the French pavilion at the
Worlds Fair, was only few months
before war was declared.
She has two younger brothers
who have just gone to the front
and she lost one brother in the last
war.
In private life, Nine. johnson is
Mrs. Ross Holbrook johnson. The
mother of several children, she re-
sides at 1923 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Among the artists who have PROM
ised to appear before the club is
M. Felian Garzia, well-known pian-
list of the city and husband of the
vice chairman. The director of the
Baltimore and Ohio Glee Club in
Baltimore also has said he would
bring this chorus of 100 male voices
before the club if suitable quarters
for an appearance could be ar
ranged.
Among honorary members of the
New York organization are Miss
Helen Hayes, Miss Lucille Manners
and Nine. Lily Pons.
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p. E. O. Activities
OF Week Include
Tea and Luncheon

A tea today and luncheon Tues
day are among activities of local
chapters of the P. E. o. Sisterhood
scheduled for this week.
Presidents of the Is District chap
tiers and members OF the District
Board of the sisterhood will be enter
tanned by Chapter M at a tea today
from a to 6 o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. j. w. McBee, 1401 North Ingle-
wood street, Arlington. Va. Mrs. H.
L. Marshall, assisted by the officers
of the chapter, is in charge Of ar
rangements.
Those who have been asked to
pour include Mrs. Robert M. Fergu-
son, president of the District of
Columbia Chapter, and Miss Laura
Van Duyn Hanson, Mrs. Kenneth R..
Jacob, DR.. Ella r. Fales and Mrs.
Warner w. Stockberger, all past
presidents.
Mrs. j. w. Kennedy and Miss
Frances Baker, both members of
Chapter M, will entertain with
program of music.
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
president of the District Federation
of Women's Clubs and a member of
Chapter G, will be the guest speaker
at luncheon to be given Tuesday
at 1890 pm. by Chapter B at the
home of Mrs. Edgar B. Merritt, the
Northumberland. Mrs. Daniels
subject will be Daniel in the Lions
Den" The "Rogue's Gallery" a sur
prise program, in charge of Mrs.
Inez Sheldon Tyler, will be another
feature. Assisting Mrs. Merritt will
be Mrs. A. H. Williams, Mrs. Tyler,
Mrs. Samuel A. Swiggett and Mrs
A. o. Thomas.
A brief business session will follow
the luncheon, with the president,
Mrs. Charles Marvin Jones, presid-
ing.
Guests of honor will include the
officers of the District chapter.
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and slender, she greets strangers
with a friendly smile and a strong
handclasp, her keen intelligent eyes
conveying an impression of interest
and sympathy with those she meets.
Her success as a portrait painter,
she believes, has been greatly as
sisted by her interest in human
beings. The age of Miss Beams sub
jects has ranged from months to
IS years
Il love to paint children and old
people especially" she said. They
have SO much of interest in their
face-a wise look; one can easily
give a feeling of age without any
cruelty" she added.
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'Tuttle to Speak

Day Tuttle, director of the Wash
ington Civic Theater, will be the
guest speaker at luncheon following
the monthly meeting of the Service
Guild of Washington to be held at
the Highlands Friday. Mr.. Tuttle is
the author and director of the play
entitled Family Portrait" in which
Judith Anderson was recently
starred.
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Books to Be Reviewed

Thomas K. STREET., brother of Clar-
ence STREET., author of Union Now"
will review that volume before the
literature section of the Twentieth
Century Club tomorrow at IL am. at
the Y. w. c. A. Mrs. E. G. Nourse,
section chairman, will preside.
The program, arranged by Mrs.
q. G. B. Pierce, also will include a
review of Maud" by Richard l..
Strout and Democracy in Ameri-
ca" presented by Mrs. Lyman B.
Swormstedt.
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Leap Year Party

A leap year party Will be given
by members Of the D. G. Alulnnae
Chapter of Alpha Iota, international
business sorority, Thursday evening,
at the Y. w. G. A., 614 E street NV.
A variety of games will be played,
followed by dancing and refresh
ments. Prior to the dancing, a sur
prise feature will be introduced. in
which the guests will be asked to
take part.
Miss Anne Klein is chairman of
the Entertainment Committee and
will be assisted by Mrs. Doris Shirk,
Miss Mary Graham and Miss Dor
othy Palmer.
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Lindley, to Speak

Ernest K. Lindley, weil-known
columnist, will discuss current
events at the tea of the Washington
Branch, American Association of
University Women, tomorrow at 4
pm. at the clubhouse. He will be
presented by Miss Elsie Green,
chairman of the Education Com
mittee, which arranged the pro-
gram.
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Mrs. John Morrison Kerr tat lett, ma
ttonal president OF the Children OF the
American Revolution, ,Oho ,otH be an1ong
honor guests at the Junior state conference
OF the District Society, c. A. r., March 9
at Pierce Hail.
Mrs. Carl H. Girour (belo,D), senior prest-
dent OF the District Society, c. A. r.
Harris & EtDtng Photos.
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Miscellaneous Clubs

District Federation Of Women's
Clubs-Tomorrow, II am, 2400
Sixteenth street NV, monthly
meeting. Speaker, Senator Will
liam H. King. Luncheon at pm.
Afternoon program to include w.
G. T. U. educational film.
Woman's National Democratic Club
"Wednesday, l pm, election day
luncheon; 2 pm, business meet
ing Thursday, 7:30 pm, annual
dinner. Saturday, 4:30 pm. to 6
pm. tea. Honor guest, Miss
Frances Perkins.
League Of Republican Women
Wednesday, $3.50 pm, book re-
view; reviewer Mrs. Elizabeth
Mewshaw. Thursday, pm, lunch
con. Friday, 10ff30 am, public
speaking class.
Arts Club of Washington-Tuesday
Z pm, dinner. Speaker, DR..
Charles Pergler, "Czecho- Slovakia,
q Lesson and q Symbol" Thurs
day, Z pm, dinner. Workshop
presentation. February Twenty
NINTH"
Kenilworth Ladies Guild-Wednes-
day, 1880 pm, with Mrs. John e.
Burroughs, 1415 Forty-fourth
street NE.
District Of Columbia League of
American Pen Women-Tomorrow,
SPIN, business meeting. Speaker,
Miss Winifred Willard. Wednes-
day, 3 pm. to 6 pm, journalism
and non-fiction tea. Speaker,
Clarence Phillips.
Beta Sigma Phi-Tomorrow, s pm,
lambda Chapter at the Lee House;
8 pm, Iota Chapter; 8 pm, Mu
Chapter. Tuesday, 8 pm, Gamma
Chapter with Kathryn Mason, 1919
g street NV: 8 pm, Delta Chap
ter at Gilbert, 2460 Sixteenth
street NV; Wednesday, 8 pm,
District Of Columbia Council ct
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Caroline Beams Artistry.
Began on Wrapping Paper
Recognition of Talent at Early
Age Led to Her Studies in
Drawing and Painting Abroad
BY GRETCHEN SMITH.

Wrapping paper her first sketch book" and
the Smithsonian Institution the first
Of 25o5 street NV wknown artist recently
ngton after Mddewestern South
and New England States
The return Of the artist who in private Life
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Cultural Club Is Formed
To Aid Mothers and
Babies of France
Les Antilles Feminines de la France
To Hold First Formal Meeting
With Nine. Germaine Johnson
BY FRANCES LIDE,
Women's Club Editor.

BY FRANCES LIDE,
Something Just little different relief work is
being launched in Washington
for speak
The organization which meeting tomor-
at 20 at the home Of the chairman Johnson
will be branch of lies Antilles Feminines "1e
Feminine Friendships of France" in New
Its primary objective this
In France who need Of clothing of war
emergencies.
Dues to Support
Work for Present.
Instead OF meeting to promote benefits
0 Will toward this charitable workor the present least
only through the payment of dues it explained.
I'VE shall have monthly
readings and muscwi be is
why the club will be of interest
There will be eight meetings and the
All performers will donate their
made avoid overhead that
sible be sent
Nine johnson declared that the group
York organization will
society Sauvons Les Meres Bebes
and Babies" headquartered
dorsed by the minister public health Of the
Il understand there special need
johnson said.
An Executive already
the officials Department
70 urtb
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Business, Professional Clubs

Business Women's Council-Tuesday,
8pm, at Covenant-First Presby-
terrain Church. Speaker, Miss Rhea
Ehlers, Three Thousand Miles
Through Europe on a Bicycle"
Business and Professional Women's
Club of the District-Tomorrow,
$50 pm. dinner meeting at Ad-
miral Club, 1910 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NV. Speaker, DR.. Irene A.
Wright.
Newspaper Women's Club Of WASH
ington-Tomorrow, 8 pm, business
meeting at Raleigh Hotel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B6tty Janos lelk6sz
737 Mahoninq Ave --e so64t

ANYAK S PUNKOSD NAP
JAt most vasarnap unnepli
meg egyhazunk jo nepe. Del
elott 10 orakor alkalrni isten-
tisztelet es uryacsoraosztas,
elotte 9-kor vasarnap iskola.
Este 6::3O-kor diszvacsora az
Anyak tiszteletere Ifjusagi ESQ.,
portjaink 'leany tagjai rende-
zeseben. Estunnepi szonokunk
Mt. Kruchio Antalne, alliancei
lelkeszne lesz. Remeljik egyha-
zunk leany es n6tagjai nagy-
szamban fognak resztvenni az
ANYAK-LANYOK sep alkal-
mi talalkozojan.
PUNKOSDI Iinneplesunket
az unnep masodnapjan, hetf6n
delelott fel II orakor tartott
istentisztelettel fogjuk bezarni.
Ezuton is szeretettel hivogas-
suk hitbuzgo hiveinket anya-
szentegyhazunk magasztos sep
unnepsegere.
A LELKESZCSALADOT boil
dog orom erte a multi szerdan
delutan, mikor is a jo listen a
masodik leanygyermekkel ajan-
dekozta meg oket. Ugy a tisz-
teletes asszony, mint a kis uj-
.sziilott jo egeszsegnek orven-
denek.
KORZETUNK ifjusagi valla.
SOS tanfolyamat most penteken
este a farrelli magyar reforma-
tus templomban fogjuk beve-
gezni. Az esti ertekezlet fontos
targya: "The Christian Church
with Special Emphasis upon
it's Founding, the Protestant
Reformation, and It's Place in
the Modern World" Bevezeti
Mt. Dokus Gabor, cantoni lei
kesz. Ifjaink 7 orakor indulnak
a templomtol.
A OHIO K0RzETI Magyar
Ref. Egyhazak Ifjusaga majus
19-en, vasarnap delutan fel 2
oral kezdettel templomunkban
fogja tartani fel evi konferen-
ciajat. Egyhazunk ifjusaga
nagy lelkesedessel kesziil6dik
fatal vendegeink fogadtata-
sara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
e 80: -
1.af "a NILESI
REF EGYHAZ HIREl
Kohl: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
Lakas los - End St. Niles, O.

PUNKoSDOT fogja unnepel-
nj gyulekezetunk jovo va
sarnap. Delelott fel 11-kor
lesz innepi istenitisztelet es
Urvacsoraosztas, este fel 8-kor
halaadas es masodnapjan del
el6tt fel 11-kor unnepbezaras.
MAJUS 19-EN Rev. E. A,
Walker, az Egyhazmegye .fel-
ugyelo leEkesze tesz latogatast
egyhazunkban. Vasarnapiods-
kolankhoz, ifjusagunkhoz es
gyilekezetiinkhoz egyara a Mt
fog szolni a delelott folyaman.
PRESRTERIUMUNK ma
jus can, hetfon este tartotta
rendes hagi gyileset. A penz-
tari naplok atvizsgalasa utan
a k0vetkezo eredmenyt allapi-
totta meg aprilisrol: Bevetel
a marciusi maradvannyal
egyltt.. S443.92, kiadas: 1883,
maradvany aprilis no 30-an,
$31O.29.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
NIT TANIT A SZELLEMTAN?

Napjainkban, = amidon a
szaz fele szakadozott vallasok
az 6 welt igazsagaikkal elkulo-
1itik az embereket egymastol,
a nemzetek egymas elleni har-
ca gyuloletet iltet a szivekbe
olyanok irant is, akiket soha
sem lattunk; nagyon idoszeru
foglalkozni azzal a valosag-
gal, hogy listen teremtme-
nyei vagyunk mindnyajan, a
szolidaritas alapjan egymashoz
tartozunk.
Jojjon Ell e no 12-en, vasar-
napu delutan 3 orakor a 1913
w. La Clede Avenue alatti
templomba egy kellemes, le-
lekemelo delutanrol biztositja
a Rendes6seg.
Belepti dij nincsen.
(Adv.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-05-09
A SCENT ISTVAN
r. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Pl6banos:
E6t. Bir6 .L6rinc
asa Wilson Ave
Teiefoa 3ts06

VASARNAP, majus sen,
szamban keves, de jokedvben
ANIMAL gazdagabb k0zonseg
el6tt zsjlott lie a Holy Name
kabare estelye Molnar LajoS
elnok konferalt. A szereplok
valamennyien sok tapsot arat-
tax. Kilonosen Trojan es
Molnar Frank. Az est tiszta
anyagi haszna $4,000.
JOVo VASARNAP PinkoSd
iinnepe. A Holy Name kozos
scent aldozasa. Delutan pc
dig S orakor kezdodik a eyer
Inekek eloadasa az Edes
Anyak tiszteletere. Eloadas
utan anyak es lanyok = ha
elj0nnenek, az apak is, asz-
talhoz ulnek vacsorazni a
ferfi ifjusag fog felszolgalni.
Varjuk az apakat is, inert va
csora utan kilonben kivel fog
max az anyak tancolni? "a
sepru nyelevel? Ere az i'm
neplesre elokesztiletul harom
reggelen a szentmise kerete-
ben szentbeszed is lesz. Az i'm
nepsegre a belepo SO cent.
MAJUS 19-EN lesz a Maria
koronazas este 8 orakor A
Maria lanyok nagyban kesziil-
mex. ra. Sep lesz. A kis
fiucskak is -nagyon izgulnak.
A RozsafuZert fogjak a fiucs-
kak es lanykak megszemelye-
Siteni.
CSAK UGY ZARoJELBEN
jegyzem meg: A Maria lea
nyok prezese, Tomcsak Iren
majus 4-sn tartotta eskuvojet
Kovics Ferenccel. A Maria
lanyok sorfala kozott vonult be
a menet: / Konnyek ragyogtak
a szemekDen, kiilOnosen mikor
a menyasszony a Maria-oltar
el6tt terdelt es a plebanos le-
vagta a menyasszony ,nyaka-
rda a Saaality errne.t Kozben a
Maria-lanyok gyonyoruen enc
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