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Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
M.AGNoLLA

"A play entitled aSunbonnet Jane
of Sycamore Lane" will be given IN
the school auditorium on April 2e,
under. the auspices Of the Epworth
League under the direction Of Mrs.
Ethel NJ. Collins. Following is the
cast of characters: Jane Jasper,
Gloria Spayd; Aunt Miranda Jasper.
Margaret Roe; Grace Jasper, Isabel
Storey; Toby Simpkins, Jimmie Lor-
enzen; Jason Crouch, James Nell
vaine; Schuyler Pell, Isaac Orvis;
Douglas Smith, James Smith; Crys-
tai Chett, Lillian Ingram;- Marion
Marsh. Bess Dill; Allie Dinklebnry,
Cora Reed
The bake held at Mrs. Sara Para
dee's on Saturday morning melted the
ladies about S29.00. The chairman
wishes to thank all who helped. Pro-
eeeds are TO start a fund for par
sUnage furnishings,
The stewards held a meeting a,
the church on Wednesday evening.
This weeks prayer meeting will
be held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
w. l.. Smith.
Mrs. Cynthia Mensch, Mrs Emma
Taylor, Mrs. Ethel T. Collins and
Mrs Bertha Taylor spent the day on
Wednesday with Rev. and Mrs. +. c,
Hallman, OF Seaford. Mrs Emma
Taylor remained for visit.
The Barratt's Chapel Ladies' Aid
met at the parsonage last week with
the president, Mrs. Alice Sipple pre-
siding. After the business meeting. a
social hour ensued during which the
hostess served refreshments.
Mrs. Hazel Roe carried a load I
from Casar Rodney to the WOman's /
College at Newark for play day ac-
liVities.
Miss Pearl Orvis of SeafOrd spent /
Sunday with her parents
Miss Maxine Smith, of Beacon, was
with her parents ON Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Marvel attended the
'Federica Ladies' Aid on Friday eve
ling as a guest of Miss Elizabeth
.dnk. 4
Misses Isabel Storey and Sara Bar
let. accompanied by James Smith
md Nathaniel Taylor mOtOred 10
on Sunday TO see the
,herry Blossom Festival
Mrs. Emerson Saxton of Whining I
IN, spent several days last week
nth Mr.. and Mrs Watson Marvel.
Mrs. George Charshee has return
q TO her home after having spent
everal weeks with her daughter. {
FRS. Blanche Speake and family.
Mrs. George Speake of Norfolk was
With Mrs. Charshee on Sunday.
Swat the fly early! u
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
ELLEN NDAL..E

Community News
Eugene Parker has parchaaed
new car.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Splcer Of Can
/ Charles. Va. were guests 81 Mr.. an
Mrs. r. A. Warren last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Glyens spen
the weekend as guests Of Mi. CIV
ems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. nober
/ Givens, Of Georgetown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Derrickao,
were Sunday callers Of Mr.. ana hl,.s
J r. Tyndall, OF Lewes.
Mr.. and Mrs. David EIiIngswortl
and daughter Betty visited friends il
Milford on Sunday.
Mrs, J. S. Short, Sr, and Miss Nil.
lie Short were guests OF Mrs. ghort's
daughter and son-in-iaw, MY. and
Mrs. Irwin Croeheron OF Crocheron
Ma, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John KINNEY and
daughter. Barbara. Of Milford were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p.
Warren.
Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Webb ana chill
dren visited relatives and friends
here last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Aianlove ana chill
dren are. now occupying the Cole
man farm. near town
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Wilson has
purchased a new car.
Mr. ana Mrs Henry Carroll Beebe
were dinner guests Of Nv. ana Mrs.
Vim. T. Brittingham of Georgetown
last week. grandparents OF Mrs.
Beehe H
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warren were
Sunday evening callers OF AIr. and
Mrs. Henry Warren ana family OF
Lincoln.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph s, Short, Jr.,
and son, Herman motOred 10 Gro
Md. on. Sunday and were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. irwin Gro
cherOm.
Mr. and Mrs, George Elllngsworth
o. Milton, were Sunday dinner guests
u Mr.. and Mrs James II. Donovan.
Mr.: and Mrs. John d. BeeBe, Sr.,
Rev. and Mrs. Nailor Of
Milton on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul v. Smith and
son, Vernon, enjoyed q motor trip
IN Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Veirl Webb and
laughter. Charlotte, were Sunday
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs Dias Spicer.
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. hindale
las purchased a new Ford VS..
Mrs. Charles .PayHter Is. on the
lick list.
IL. Carroll Beebe quietly eelebrat-
ID his birthday at his home on State
Road on Sunday. April II. His many
riends wish him many more happy |
birthdays.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19


were her cla inates. Miss Inez Long,
and Miss audrey Johnson, Of neaT
town
MAY we extend our deepest SYM
pathy 70 Mrs. Tilghman Johnson on
( The sudden death of her father Card
ner Bunting. Thursday evening OF
hist week
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace lynch enter
tained relatives from Philadelphia
ever the weekend.
Ward West has been spending a
few days with his family here.
Miss Hiida Bennett and Girl friend
from Wilmington, spent the week
end with Miss Benefits parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A. Bennett. They all at
tended the marriage OF Mr.. Ben
nett's niece, Miss Alice Bennett, 20
Ernest I.athbury al the home OF the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Bennett at Ocean View
Mr.. and Mrs. g. A. Bennett cele-
bruted their seth wedding anniver-
safy on April 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Bennett
aud family spent the weekend IN
Merchantville and Delair, N j., as
the guests OF the latter's sisters, Mrs,
Charles w. Steele, and family, and
Mrs. William w. Clark and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance MeCabe had
rs their guests at dinner on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Vallie Lynch. Mr., and
Mrs. Hugh Steveus, of near town, I
and Mrs Nettie West, Of Selbyville.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
GREENWOOD

Miss Helena Smith, Wilbert Pbr-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Smith and
hlr and Mrs William Chambers mo-
tored 10 Washington, ID. c.. on Sun
day TO see the cherry blossoms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Stevens spent
Sunday IN Denton and Easton, Md.
Paul Keen spent the weekend in
West Chester. Pa.
GaIen Miller of SeafOrd was in
town on Wednesday,.
Mrs. Ronald Fry Of Wilmington
spent Wednesday in town.
Mr. and Mrs James Smith spent
Sunday in Wilmington with Mrs
Smiths sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mcdonald
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cannon, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter COverdale, Miss Let
tic FramptOa, Miss Helen Chafiinch,
Miss Mildred Chaffnch and Everett
Tryee mOtored TO Washington. d. c.,
on Sunday 70 see the cherry bios
SONS.
Mrs. Matte Wharton Of Whining
ton spent the weekend with her bro
ther, John Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson OF
Wilmington spent the weekend
with Mrs JohnsOns parents, Mr. and
Mrs. w. s. Lord
Harry Mariner and Mr.. and Mrs.
Weldon Mariner spent Sunday in
Wilmington.
Henry Trnitt and Norman Collins
spent Sunday in Salisbury
French Riley and Laurence Porter
sDeut Sunday in Milford
Vincent Holland spent the week
end I'm Philadelphia.
David Miller spent the weekend
in Philadelphia with his wife.
Townsend p Rust, Jr., OF Will
mingtOn, spent Saturday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Townsend p.
Rust. Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith spent
Sunday in SeafOrd with Mrs. Anna
DickeFson.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Spicer and
daughter Edna spent Sunday In Den
ton.
Grace Methodist Church Is having
a Family Day on Sunday at the IL .
a. m. service. Each family is invited
to come with 1909 of its members,
father mother and children and to
sit together as a unit The sermon
subject will be God the Head OF the
Family" The Sunday school service
will be at 10 a. m. " .l
The Lincoln Epworth League will
present two one-act plays entitled 6
''WhO Gets The Car Tonight?" and I
School Daze," in our school audi g
torium Tuesday evening, April %. at
eight O'Clock. There will also be-
special music. Proceeds for the bene- i
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
ROXANA

The nistfiet Superintendent Rev
Walter a. flearia. pFeaohed al inspir-
ing sermon last Sunday morning AZ
Roxana NJ =. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Turner are the
proud parents OF a fine baby girl,
born Saturday, April 13. 1t the PEN
iAsula General Hospital, Salisbury.
Mrs. Turner was the former Miss
Evelyn Wilgus. daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs II F. Wilgus
John Hickman. VINO Is employed as
engineer on a tug boat 10 New York,
spent the past weekend here with
bis wife. Blr. Hickman also eele-
Ara.ed his birthday over the week.
end.
Miss Anna Mae Carey celebrated
her 18th birthday on Saturday. April
l3 Her guests over the Weekend
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
IlFayer service At Z p. m.

Prayer service at 4 D. m.
Evening service at z 80 o'clock.
Everyone is welcome 10 worship
with us.
EpWOrth League Meets
The Epworth League will meet
with Mrs. N. Z. Preftyman on Nom
day evening. May 6. Each member
bring small article to be aueti0ned
OF for the social hour. 1t would ba a
good idea TO also bring your pocket
book for many OF the articles will
be attractive, Everyone invited
CQuslh Lee
Glass No, 4. Ellendale Sunday
school, Miss Helen Lynch, teacher,
will have an entertainment in the
Ellendale school auditorium. on Tues
day evening, May 2ss presented by
Cousin Lee and his group. Admission
25c. Tee. cream for sale. Come and
have 4 delightful evening.
Go 70 bat with Milford In 40.
Watch The Giants" take the lead
III 40.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
KEEP THE LID On

The ontrages upon the Scandinav-
Ian nations have had a tendency to
raise the war fever. But II Is well to
keep in mind the fact that the Uni-
TED States didn't do very much good
during the last war, and that rs
result OF il our domestic affairs are
still troubled and upset This ia not
our European war, but we do have
our Neutrality to safeguard and our
codntry to protect
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19

SizeP Just try to find a car as long
as Buick, bumper to bumper, for
the same mOney-Or one with a
frame as husky and rigid.
Comfort? Performance? Appoint.
ments?
No one else on the highway has
soft, gentle coil springs all around
that never need fabrication, with
the steady rolling firmness of
tOrque-tube drive.
No one else gives You a gas-thrifty
Dynafash yaIye-in-head straight
eight engine, much less a power
4 plant electrO-balanced after
assembly.
II No one else has Two. Way
n Direction Signalwith automatic
cut-of-or standard equipment
complete thateVen alOck for
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19

School News
Those to attend the annual con
venti0n of the Parent Teacher Aaso-
ciation on Saturday, April 10. held
in Richardson Park Scno0l were Mrs
Z. T. Wilson, Mrs. Edna Davis. Mrs
Ann Williams, Mrs. Chester Dicker-
son and Mrs. Hazel d. EllingsW0rth
EIlendals Methodist Church
Rev. 'Oren B. Rice, Pastor
Sunday, April 21
Sunday school 10 a. m. IN charge
Of l. Webster Warren, superintend-
enL
The Beginners and Juniors will
meet at the same hour in the lecture
room of the church in charge OF Miss
Rachel CoYerdaie, superintendent Of
the primary department.
Morning Worship with sermon by
the pastor at II o'clock.
EpwOrth League service at 2 b. m.
Miss Ruth Williams, president OF the
league, will be the leader. Preaching
by pastor az 7s45 p m.
The pastor desires 10 meet the OiIi-
cial board at the home Of c. A. Tim
mons on Monday evening" April %,
at s p. m.
McC0llhg's Methodist chapel
Rev. OFen B. Rice. Pastor
Sunday. April n
Choir rehearsal at 1:I5 p. m, In
charge Of Vernon Walker
Sunday school at 1880 y. m, in
charge Of Harvey E. Penuel, super
intendeHt
Afternoon worship with sermon by
the pastor at 2sS0 O'Clock.
May all persons who hold vouchers
for conference money Of our church
T'lease return 10 Che pastor so that
our charge may have credit for the
same.
Faith Methodist Church
Rev. Robert -B. NaflOr, Pastor
Sunday, April 21
Sunday school at 2 p. M.
Preaching at p. m. se
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19

ut of Greenwood Methodist Church
Admission l0c and zoe. Your pa
trOnage will be appreciated.
GREENWOOD ....... -. .....
The Greenwood Alumni AssOcia-
ti0n will hold its third annual ban
uuet and dance in the High School
auditorium Saturday. April 20. Busi-
ness meeting of the Association will
be called TO order at $50 O'Clock
Banquet at $3.50, followed by special
ty entertainers. Dancing is scheduled
TO begin at $3.50.
Former Judge Earle d. Wiley, of
Dover, an alumnus and former pfin-
cipal of Greenwood High School.
win be the tOastmaster. Approx
mately 200 have made reservations.
This years officers are: Presi-
dent. Chas. H. COnaway, Greenwood;
Eice-president, Former Judge Earle
ID. Wnley. Dover; secretary. Miss
Betty R. Wiley. Greenwood:
treasurer. Sewel McIlvaine, FEEDER
alsburg. Md.
GOstO bat with Milford in 40.
Watch the Giants" take the lead
III ~,
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
HA4 I'D
hOosT fME C0uNTRY
- UNCLE san


Boost the lawyers,
Boost the doctors,
Boost the buildings,
Boost the streets.
But don't forget
To boost
The country
All around.
Boost the preachers,
Boost the teachers,
Boost the churches,
Boost the schools,
But don't forget
TO boost
The country
All around.
Boost the mayor,
Boost the merchants,
Boost your trading,
Boost your stores,
But don't forget
To boost
The country
All around.
Boost your bankers.
Boost your builders.
Boost your spending,
Boost your banks,
But don't forget
To boost
The country
All around.
Boost everything
Boost everywhere.
Boost your cities,
Boost your towns.
But don't forget
TO boost
The country
All arotnd.
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19

PEOPLE complain that money
slips away from them too fast. If
they learn how to render superior
service to the world. it also slips to
them with greater speed and regu-
larity..
Milford chronicle., 1940-04-19
THe BuickSPEcIAL 4-d00y'
tOurIng Seaan @006*

SNN'' S'SS SS-SI~S~
the gas tank is included in the price.
And with the whole range of
Bucks six dozen 1910 features
you'll be No. / in the automOtive
hit parade, leading the way in a car
that will still be full Of big news
many a season hence.
You'll be driving a Buick, staunch
and solid in its tested metal, FASH
toned with Buick craftsnen's skill,
a car you can count on. TO keep its
value, lose mighty little through
either use or depreciation.
And the price? unbelievable as
it sounds, the Buick SPECIAL car-
ries price lower than some skies
(which spells "buy'' IN any mans
language. Why notlearn more from
the nearest Buick dealer?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
YOUNGSTOWN ESrlIDEl<E HIREI

Ugyanezt csinaljak a Daily
Workerssal, mikor AIT atadjak
"magantulajd S az or
szag kozvelemenye csakhamar
latni fogja, hogy az amerikai
"elvtarsak" is tovabb gyujte-
mex es tancolnak maid az uj-
sagra.
A new york; Union Square-n,
a losangelesi Pershing Square-n
tovabb fogjak a pennyket kol-
lektalni azoktol a szegeny
nincstelenekt6l, akik meg ma
is a v0ros metelyben remelik
a megvaltast, vagyis nlarad
minden a regiben.
Sokan emlekeznek ra, hogy
ha otthon egy keresked6 meg
bukik az iizletet tovabb akar-
ia folytatni, akkor AIT a fele-
sege neven kenytelen meg
tenni.
Ez tortent lit is a konlmu-
nistakkal es a kommunistak
lapjaval.
A WORDS metely megbukott es
az amerikai feher j6skak ne
ven fogjak ezentul a v0ros
szennylapot kiadni.
De a Daily Worker az ma
rad ezentul is, ami volt, Moszk-
va ugyn0ke ezentul a Fos-
terek, meg a Browderek a mas
neyen fognak agitalni, vagyis
a patkanyok a fold ala vonul-
tax.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15

A Daily Worker newt kom-
munista lap (az angol nyelvu
vi El6re) magantulajdon
ment at S ICY az amerikai kom-
munista partnak t0bbe mines
hivatalos ujsagja.
Az amerikai sajt6 megalla-
pitja, hogy a patkanyok meme
kilnek a siilyed6 haj6rol, inert
tagadhatatlan, hogy a kommu-
MINUS ugye elsiilyedt ebben
az orszagban.
Ma a kommunistakban, a
nazikban, a kommu-nazikban
arul6kat lat mindenki, akik lit
nemcsak idegen, de egyenesen
ellenseges erdekeket szolgalnak
S maholnap nagyon szomoru
elete lesz annak, akit kom-
munistanak ismernek.
A Daily Workert nemreg fell
bombaztak azok a hazafias ele-
mex, amelyeknek a tagjai gon-
dolkozni mem tudnak mem
ertik meg, hogy a torvenyek k
keretein Xviii el6 gonosztevok-
KEEL is a torvenyes eszk0zokkel
kell elbanni.
Meg lehet hat erteni, hogy
a Daily Workert eladtak, de te-
vedes az amerikai sajto megal-
lapitasa, hogy a patkanyok
menekiilnek a siilyedo hajorol.
Az igazsag az, hogy a patka-
nyok menekulnek ugyan, de a
FOLD ALA, hogy ezentul ne
beliilr0l, de alulrol furjak az
orszag eletet.
Mi mar kaptunk k6stolot eb-
b6l a "menekiilesb6l', mikor a
magyar nyelvu v0r0s szenny-
lapot a kommunista szervezet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
MENEKULNEK A PATkANYOK?

szinten "atadta" Feher JoSka-
max, aki az International Wor-
kers Order pay-rolljan keresz-
till huzza a fizetest a v0ros
metelyt6l S aki ma nevleg gaz-
daja a Magyar J0v6 cirnu v0-
r0s ujsagnak.
Mikor nyilvanossagra hoz-
TUX, hogy a Magyar J0v6 mem
a part vagyona, hanem - a
observation-disclosures esku alatt
tett nyilatkozat szerint- a Fe-
her Joska tulajdona, a ma
gyar nyelven handabandaz6
bolsik megmagyaraztak suty-
tyomban az "elvtarsaknak"
hogy csak "formailag" van a
lap a Feher J6ska kezeben.
Hogy a kommunista ujsag az
marad ezutan is, ami volt
idaig les mocskossagban teny-
leg az is maradt) hogy csak
tancoljanak egesz batran to-
vabbra is a lap erdekeben az
elvtarSak.
Az TWO tagokat is csak sir
getik, hogy tamogassak ''lapju
kat, a Magyar J0v6t, ami a
harcos v0r0sek ujsagja he
nezzenek ARA a kis formahi-
bara, hogy most AIT a Feher
JoSka neven kell kiadni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
A SCENT ISTVAN
r. K. EGYHAZ HIREI
Pi6banos:
F6t. eir6 L6rinc
s64 Wilson Ave
TeiefoM 3tSCs

A HTTKoZSEG TEMPLOM-
BUCSUJAT augustus 25,en-
vasarnap fogja tartani. Az
iinnepi szentmiset FIR. Kosz-
tik fogja enekelni. A SCENT
beszedet is 8 fogja tartani.
A HTTK0ZSEGI PIKNIK
ezen iinnep alkalmabol a Lii
iberty Grove-n fog lenni. Ha
esetleg es0s lido lenne, a pix
mix a Hitko1seg Auditoriuma
ban lesz. A zenet Al
Thomas szolgaltatja Barber
'tonbol. ,Belep6 35 cent.
A TEMPLOMBAN es temp
lom koriil vegzendo javitasok-
ia az adomanyok cammogva
jonnek. Lassan. Faradtan.
Kedvetleniil. De azert jon
mex. Igaz, az oszon harminc-
0t esztendeje lesz, hogy a
hitk0zseg megalakult es har-
mine esztendeje, hogy az Greg
templom megepult. Szegeny
0reg templom, sokan harag-
szanak rad, inert mar igen
0reg vagy. Rajtad is valora
Walk: jo az Greg a haznal
inert ha nincs is baj, csinal
Hat TIE csinalsz eleget! Mert
sok szaj fatal, a, zseb azon-
ban lapos, fogatlan, Greg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REV.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. B8tty Janos lelk6sz
737 Mahonlno Ave @cSae e0S4'

ISTENTISZTELET vasarnap
delel6tt 10 orakor. Predikal
Mt. BernAth Arpad, conneaut-
ashtabulai lelkesz. Vasar-
napi iskola reggel 9 orakor.
Az URNAK SCENT ASZ-
TALA a multi vasarnap volt
megteritve egyhazunkban az
ujkenyeri halaado alkalomra.
Urvacsoraval cit 100 no es 49
ferfi, 0sszesen 149 lelek. A
scent jegyeket Palinszky ia
nos es neje, es Csete Sander
es neje testvereink ajande-
koztak.
KERESZTELES volt egyha-
zunkban a multi vaSarnap.
Steenblock J. Clarence es neje,
Lukacs Aranka sziil6k els6-
szulott kis flu gyermeket ke-
reszteltiik Gary Clarence nev
re. Keresztsziil6k lettek: Lu-
kacs Arpad es Guesman Olive.
EGYHAZUNK lelkesze es
csaladja a multi hetf6n kezdte
meg szokasos evi vakaciojat.
Harom vasarnap lesz tavol a
gyiilekezett6l, S ezen lido alatt
a kovetkez6 lelkeszek fogjak
helyettesiteni. Augustus 49,
an, Mt. Bernath Arpad, con-
neaut-ashtabulai lelkesz; Au-
gusztus 25-en, Mt. Csepke Ist-
van, nilesi lelkesz; Szeptem-
Der Len, Mt. Kruchio Antal,
alliancei lelkesz.
A jov6 vasarnapi istentisz-
telet a rendes idoben, delelott
10 orakor veszi kezdetet. Az
augustus 25-iki es szeptember
Ii istentiszteletek egy oraval
el6bb, vagyis reggel 9-kor lesz-
mex tartva, hogy vendeglelke-
szeinknek alkalom adasssek a
sajat egyhazukban valo SOL
| palatra Az 1lt6bbi ket aka
lomkor a vasarnapi iskolat
istentisztelet utan tartjuk.
A lelkesz tavollete alatt
felmerulend6 egyhazi ugyek
elintezese .vegett hiveink for
duljanak bizalommal ifj. Mol
mar Istvan gondnok urhoz,
Tirnko Istvan algondnok ur-
hoz, vagy egyhazunk barmely
tisztviselo tagjahoz.
EGY Macy BAKE SALE-T
rendez Templomsegelyz6 No
egyletiink augustus 24-en
szombaton a McKelvey De.
partment Store-ban egyha.
zunk penztara javara. Hogy
szorgalmas asszonyaink val
lalkozasa sikeresebb legyen
szeretttel kerjiik egyhazunk
0sszes n6tagjai megerto tamo.
gataSat, kiil0nb0z6 site.
meny felek ajandekozasat
Ugyancsak e celra august.
tus 20-an, kedden este teszts
es csiga csinalas lesz Halass
Istvanne, aleln0kn6 932 Ma
honing Avenuei lakasan. Nc
testvereink sziveskedjenek mi
mel tobben 0sszejonni ere a;
| alkalomra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
A NILESI
REF. EGYHAZ HIREl
KSzli: Csepka Istvan lelkesz
LakSs 106 - End St Niles, o.
MULTI VASARNAP volt az

MULTI VASARNAP volt az
uj kenyeri Urvacsoraosztas
templomunkban. A kenyeret
,es bort Dezsy Gyorgy es neje
ajandekoztak Warrenr6l. IL
ferfi es 80 no jarult a scent
aSztalhoz. Kuvertekben be-
gyiilt 24.00. A kora reggeli
orakban pedig a County Sa-
natoriumban 2 betegnek SOL
galtatta XII a scent jegyeket
lelkeSziink.
J0Vo VASARNAP delutan
2 oratol kezd6doleg ismet les7
isteni tisztelet a warreni
leanyegyhaz tagjai szamara az
angol presbyterian templom.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-08-15
N UL A I s 4 c 0 <

Ebben rovatban dijtala-
nul koz0ljik azon egyha-
zsk, egyletek, vagy intez-
menyek mulats&gait, 0ssze-
jdveteleit, stb. - nen t6bb
mint 2 h6nappai el6re is,
amelyeknek az Amerikai
magyar Hiriap . hivatslos
lapja e arnelyek mulatsagai-
kat hirdetik lapunkban es
nyorntatvsnyaikat a&lunk
sxerxik be.
Augustus 25-iken, vasarnar
q Scent Gy0rgy Egyhaz piknik.
je a Barta erd6ben.
Szeptember 1-&n, vasarnaI
= Mahoning Megyei Magyar
Demokrata K0r piknikje a FIJI.
lemtile CsardAban.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

Then came 1929 and financial rum
Susan Palmer opened up again - this
time IN q strange city. without capital,
but IN deadly earnest. She sent to
storage ior her stuff. repalnted old fur
mturc. used helrlooms and personal
treasures to decorate. worked eighteen
hours day, struggled desperately for
a wear, was successful once more.
and now is running two popular res
taurants.
SAYS Susan to explain her success:
Il always employ home-tralned ser
wants - including cooks, tram the
kltchen-managcrs myself. keep per
Evening star., 1940-03-03
M 9auce .HNa,,e.

Joke. though one that would flop, her
husband thought it. Bat he and his
friends staked the venture for her.
Result: SIX smart successful restau-
rants IN five wears. Still. nobody IN
the family. including Susan. took 1t
very seriously. When 1t was necessary
to move East. Susan closed out the
business and stored everything.
Evening star., 1940-03-03

4 HEN she went into it back IN
wv the lavish '2O's. the restau-
W rant business was hardly
more than new form of play to Susan
Palmer. up to then butterfly wife
among Chicago's well-to-do. 1t was
simply making more exciting game
of the extensive catering she'd been
doing all along rs soclalite hostess \
Evening star., 1940-03-03
One-Dish Meals

Use any Of these recipes with
good soIod, bread, butter ond coffee
ond you have q popular meoI. To
get tho leofIet, send thres.eent
stomp Ito cover the cost ofmoiIins)
with request TO Grace Tuner,
Service Department, This Week Mag.
ozine, in core Of this newspaper.
3-S-4O
Evening star., 1940-03-03

a SALAD WAGON Is A REFRESHING IDEA

sonal supervision
over the W hole
establishment. and
always have each
place identified by
a speciality
\ recent specially
is the oyster bar IN
one place. And
attention, house
wlvesi- still newer
IS the salad-wagon
in another. This Is
an important idea.
1t will work spien-
didly at home. with
the teawagon dong
the extra duty and
the salad Cour~,
reaching a new high
of interest.
In the Palmer rs
taurant. the salad
course replaces dcs-
Sert. II got the
idea" says Susan,
because literally
hundreds of pe"D.,
SAID to me: i don
come as often as |
might because | cat
TOO much. =. SO |
worked out a ono
price meal where
you get an appe-
tiZer. Il main dish
of steak. chops
chicken, lobster ol
some old-fashlonci
favorite like spare
ribs. the last item
varying from night
to night. In a(ld!-