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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
Returns to WASHINGTON,

Ms Rus" Day returned to Wash
irat.u. ID. {. yesterday after spend
inc the holidays here with her
mother. Mrs. Il. w. Day.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
Jr. Tuesday CIuh

The Junior Tuesday club viii
meet Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
with Mrs. G. W. Macon, Jr.. at her
apartment in the Little Hotel.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
Returns to CamD.

Pvt. June Knight has returned to
Camp Wheelcr, Ga, after spending
the Weekend here with friends.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
Moves 10 Richmond.

Mr.. Glide Tool, who has been liv-
mo ia Henderson, left yesterday for
Richmond, Va, where She Will make
her home.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
Visiting in New York.

Miss Dorothy Haywood is spending
somc,lmc in New York with Nh.
and Ms. boy Haywood.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24

Marjorie and Dorothy Dickerson,
Aubrey Hedgepeth was a visitor
Of Mr. and Mrs. ", ] ~HedGepeth
and family Sunday.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
SOCIETY NEWS
Weekend in Washington

Billy y. Slack has returned from
Washington. d. C., where he spent
Weekend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
OIL STOVE FIRE

No damage was done at the homo
of Mack Royster on Carolina aV nuC
this afternoon at los o'clock by ~
oil stove fire, Fire Chief Cooper Ellis
aid.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24
WITH THE SICK
Mary Ann Bradford Sick

Mary Ann Bradford, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mr.. J. G. Bradford. is sick
at her home on Wildwood drive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24

Coy 1nscoe is now at his home.
and his condition is said TO be I'M
proved.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24

sizes. Use only as d.rcCtCQ. Consult
q physician when pains persist.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-11-24

nj they stepped around stuntcd
.edars, and met their loss.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

medals by Bill Shoemaker, head Of
the Reunion Committee. Recipients
we're Mai. Gen. P. c. Harris, John
B. Dickman, p. H. McAlexander,
Harry Klenke and Mrs. Joanna
Thorp.
In recognition of his long serv-
ices at reunions Of the society, Harry
Cedar OF Arlington, Va. received q
SIS defense savings bond.
Awarded Purple Heart.
Sergt. A. c. Brooks, who served
with the 4th Infantry In France,
was decorated with the Order Of
the Purple Heart at last nights
banquet. Mr.. Brooks, is now sta
toned In Washington as a member
of the Headquarters Company,
United States Army.
Earlier in the day, the society's
Last Man Club, to demonstrate its
support OF the defense program,
voted to invest all its funds IN de-
fense bonds.
At 4 business meeting yesterday
Rochester, N. Y, was selected AZ
the 1942 reunion city.
Charles l.. Richey Of Corapolis
Pa. was elected president Of the
society for the coming year. Other
officers are Barney Galletelli, Brook
lyn, vice president; George Dobbs
Boston, secretary; Robert Craig
Philadelphia, treasurer; Joe Camp
bell and James Murphy, sergeants-
alarms; the Rev. J. j. OLeary
Shavertown, Pa, chaplain, and Sam
Kornbluth, New York, historian.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ELMIRA, N. Y. July 12.-Mass
glider invasion of Elmira's sailplane
base in the presence OF the chief Of
the Army Air Forces terminates the
18th annual National Soaring Con-
test tomorrow as a demonstration Of
military use Of the silent, motorless
craft.
In what is believed to be the
Nations first such exhibition. about
40 to so planes are expected to be
launched and then-on a signal
to swoop down on the field in twos
and threes.
Maj Gen. Henry H. Arnold,
deputy chief of stan for air and
head of the Army Air Forces, to-
gether with other Army, Navy and
Marine Corps ofncers, will witness
the hilltop attack"
The base, Harris Hill. seven miles
from this Western New York in.
dustrial city of 5000 population, for
the past two weeks has been the
scene of scores of sailplane hops
many lasting more than five hours.
But tomorrow's demonstration by
civilian pilots will be the contests
first attempt to illustrate-to q
small degree-some of the tactics
of the battle of Crete and the
swarms Of German gliders floating
down with armed troops.
Further demonstrations Of glider
towing and formation work will end
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Government Workers
Celebrate Poy Roise

The United Government Employees
will celebrate its third. pay increase
victory with a meeting this after
noon at Shiloh Baptist Church.
Chairman Mead Of the Senate
Civil Service Committee and Chair
man Ramspeck of the correspond
ing committee in the House were
announced as speakers. Edgar G.
Brown, president of the U. G. E.
and director of the National Negro
Council. will preside.
In 1887 and 1888 the U. G. E.
won an appeal to Congress to in
crease 5000 low-paid Government
workers Sl20 a year, including ele-
vator operators, postofiice equip
ment shop workers, laborers, window
washers and charwomen. The new
uniform pay bill provides increase
of $50 year after l8 months
service and will affect all Federal
employees making less than $4,000 a
wear
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Sealed Power Strike
Ties Up Army Orders
Al Other Plants
Officers Reveal Workers
Have Rejected Proposals
Of Mediation Boord
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The War Department said yester-
day that a strike of !, ,l60 workers
at the Sealed Power Corp, Muske-
gon, Mich, had threatened serious
delays In filling Army orders at
several other plants.
The strike involves members Of
the A. F. L.-United Automobile
Workers who have been out since
July 8. War Department off1cials
said the strikers had refused to ac-
cept recommendations of the De-
fense Mediation Board, to which
the dispute was referred June 81.
The union asks wage increases and
a union shop contract. Current
wages have not been disclosed.
The company has subcontracts
for material from the Army quar-
termaster. ordnance department., air
corps signal corps, the Navy and
Canada.
Two producers of Army materials
already have been forced to shut
down it was said, by inability to
get material from the closed plant,
such as pistons, piston rings and
front-end suspensions for tanks,
A Canadian motor company also
has been forced to close. officials
said, and at least two other pro-
ducers of Army material in the
country threatened with shut
down as a result of the Muskegon
strike.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
City News in Brief
TODAY.

Outing to Plum Point, Md. Wan
derbirds' Hiking Club, leave National
Theater, 9 am.
Tour, Wakefield, Va. National
Capital Parks, leave 1416 F. street
NV. 9 am.
Nature walk, Dumbarton Oaks
Park, National Capital Parks, leave
S street near 30th street NV,
$50 am.
via horse-drawn barge. National
Capital Parks, leave 14l6 F street
NV, l:30 pm.
TOMORROW.
Meeting, Ladies of Charity, May
flower Hotel, II am.
Luncheon, Uptown Washington
Lions Club, Broadmoor Hotel,
1915 pm.
Luncheon. East Gate Lions Club,
s39 Blsdensburg road NE, 1915 pm.
Luncheon, American Road Build
ers Association, Willard Hotel,
1915 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Building
SOilSI SSS uucCbOlS, N1dyllOWcI l1OU6l,
1890 pm.
Luncheon, National Association Of
Broadcasters executive committee,
1890 pm.
Luncheon, Chamber of Com
merce, Carlton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Newcomers Club, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Ware
housemen's Association, Hamilton
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Washington Executive
Association. Willard Hotel, IL 80 p m
Meeting, Federal Bar Association,
Mayflower Hotel, 5 pm.
Meeting, Woodbridge Stamp Club,
Woodbridge Library, 2206 Rhode Is
land avenue, NE, 8 pm
Meeting. Washington Hairdressers
Association, Mayf1ower Hotel,
$50 pm.
Meeting, American Washer and
froner Manufacturing Association,
Wardman Park Hotel, all day.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
New Patriotic Song
On WINK Proqrum

Two Washington women whose
song won honorable mention In 4
song writing contest sponsored ma
tionally by the Committee to De-
fend America will be guests on .
program At 9:05 pm. tomorrow over
Station WINK.
The prize winners are Mrs. Ber-
nice r. Angelica. 2O35 F street NV,
and Miss Alberta Walker. l735
Crestwood place. both teachers at
Wilson Teachers College.
Their cong, To the New Youth,
was chosen as one Of the best Of
the lists entered in the contest
which was staged to encourage the
writing Of songs "embodying an i'm
mediate challenge to America a.
the arsenal of democracy"
The winner Of the contest was
William A. Dillon of Ithaca. N. Y.
for the song, Me and Ny Uncle
Sam
TO the New Youth" as we'll A.
other prize winning compositions.
will be sung over WINK by Harry
Angelica. Mrs. Angelico's husband.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Third Division Ends
Reunion Here With
Banquet al Willard
Five Veteruns Given
Medals for Services
To World War Society

Hearing their World War or
ganization praised by Representa-
tive Jerry Voorhis Of California As
"one of the finest and most gallant
outfits the United States Army has
ever known" the Society Of the I'd
Division brought its four day re-
union to an end last night with q
banquet 1t the willard Hotel.
1t. Col. Frank Russell Lyons,
engineer ofYicer ct Fort Belvoir.
presided as master of ceremonies at
the banquet, which was attended by
several hundred veterans Of the
third. or Marine Division and mem
bers Of their families.
Representative Voorhis, q member
Of the House Committee on World
War Veterans Legislation, described
briefly some of the legislation now
pending In Congress of interest to
American veterans of the World
War. The records showed. he said,
that the proportion of veterans re-
ceivins compensation for service
connected disabilities is greater
among those who did not 20 to
France than among those who
served overseas. This was due to
the fact that many who had combat
service failed to report injuries,
and to the fact that in many in
stances the records had been lost.
Asks for Justice to Veterans.
He urged the need for corrective
legislation, in order to make 1t
easier for veterans with combat
service to secure compensation for
service-connected disabilities in
cases where proof was lacking. At
the present time, when the country
faces another emergency, it WAS
most important that the Govern.
ment deal justly with war veterans,
he said
Ellen v. Albers, the "Marne girl"
led the veterans in singing The
Star Spangled Banner" as the ban
quet started.
A feature of the evening was the
presentation of ive Third Division
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Moscow
Continued From First Paee.)

Baltic, while the main defense line
runs north to the Gulf Of Finland
behind Estonia.
The Red Army in its morning
communique once more stated that
mo substantial changes occurred IN
the position OF. troops at the front"
Thrust at Bosporus Seen.
The Russians reported that they
believe the latest German moves are
being made along the German Bull
garian frontier, where they think
the Nazis are planning thrust to
occupy the Bosporus, which with
the Dardenelles forms . twin gate
wsy from the Black Sea to the Med
iterranean. Both the Bosporus and
Dardenelles are Turkish waters to
which Russia has free access under
the Montreux convention permit
ting straits fortifications.
The Russian communique declared
that Soviet bombing planes and in
fantry forces had smashed German
attempts to cross two rivers. both
unidentified. and annihilated the at
tacking Nazis.
At River TX" the Germans erected
nine pontoon bridges. all Of which
were then blasted by Russian planes
and artillery, some Germans going
down with heavy tanks while on the
bridges and others being cut OF and
annihilated after crossing the river.
Up to 80 tank crews surrendered and
429 German officers and men were
captured, it was stated
At River b" the Germans were
held by artillery and machine guns
for two days, after which pontoon
bridge was laid and a single motor
lied infantry battalion crossed, only
to be wiped out by the Russians
after a bomber blasted the bridge.
Tass. in its account of the guerrilla
warfare, said that In the Berezina
district. which is on the Germans
path toward Moscow. guerrilla
detachment of 100 men raided Ger
Evening star., 1941-07-13
TorrenfiaI Rain Halls
Traffic al HUNTINGTON
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July H.
- A near cloudburst drenched
Huntington and the surrounding
district tonight. Two inches of
rain were reported within an hour
at one point.
Nearly IL feet of water filled rail-
road underpasses for traffic between
the NORTH" and south sections of the
city. disrupting bus and other
transportation facilities.
One automobile plunged into q
water-fllled underpass, but the oc-
cupants escaped before the water
reached a crest which left only the
top of the car visible.
A woman was struck by lightning,
but hospital attaches said she is ex-
pected to recover.
Landslides were reported on
United States highway co. east of
Huntington, necessitating one-way
traffic in some instances.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Understand Finn Position,
Sibe|ius Appeals 10 U. 5.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HELSINKI, Finland. July l2-Jan
Sibelius. Finnish composer, in
statement given the Associated Press
today, appealed to American people
to understand Finland's difficult po-
sition.
The composer, who is in robust
health. lives in his forest retreat 80
miles north of Helsinki.
His written statement said:
I'm 1889 my fatherland was at
tackled by the Bolsheviks. Enlight-
ened American people then realized
we were fighting not only for our
freedom, but for ali western civiliza-
ton. and they gave us valuable as
sistance.
Now that the barbaric hordes Of
the east are again attacking us In
their attempt to bolshevize Europe,
I am convinced that freedom Loving,
intelligent American people will
rightly understand and appreciate
the present situation, realizing that
the bolshevization of Europe would
annihilate freedom and civilization
in this continent"
Evening star., 1941-07-13

man motorized infantry which was
encamped in White Russian viii
lage, killing $50 of the Germans and
dispensing the others.
Another guerrilla detachment
made an ambush in forest, Tass
related, as German tanks were ad.
vancins along a road. As the tanks
rolled by they were attacked by
gasoline bottle grenades, 1s tanks
being burned out.
Many other such accounts were
published, telling of the blowing up
Of bridges. the removal of spikes
from railway ties, the removal Of
entire sections Of railways; sniping
at German soldiers and other SIM
liar tactics.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Mccoy Again Heads Unit
In Red Cross, Campaiqn

The District Chapter of the Amer
lean Red Cross yesterday announced
the reappointment of David E. Nc
Coy as chairman of its general busi-
ness group for this years member
ship campaign. The announcement
was made by Edgar Morris, general
chairman of the Roll Call Com
mittee.
Mr.. Mccoy, general commercial
manager Of the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Co., will be as
sisted by J. F. O'Donnell, directory
manager of the telephone company.
1t will be Mr.. ODonnell's fifth con-
secutive year as vice chairman of
the business group. Both Mr.. Nc
Coy and Mr.. ODonnell long have
been identified with Washington
civic affairs.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Repair Of Sabotaged
Axis Ships 10 Cost
Over ) Millions
16 More Donish Croft
Token Over by U. S.
At Atlantic Ports
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Maritime Commission took
over Is more idle Danish cargo
ships yesterday and simultaneously
disclosed that it will cost more than
100000 to repair sabotaged Ger
man and Italian vessels which the
Government proposes to conf1scate
under the 1917 Espionage Act.
Representatives of the commission
boarded the Danish cargo carriers in
four Atlantic ports and assumed
title and possession, it was an
nounced.
The Danish ships are being ac-
uuired under the recently enacted
Ship Requisition Act, which requires
payment of compensation to the
owners. Fifteen Danish vessels and
the Italian freighter Carla previ-
ously had been acquired under this
act. Eight remaining Danish ships
idle in American ports presumably
will be taken over in the near
future.
More Available Soon.
The Treasury Friday ordered pro-
ceedings instituted for conhscation
of IS italian and 1 German vessel
under 1917 law permitting con-
f1scation when ship is wilfully
sabotaged in an American port.
Disclosing the total amount of
damage done to these vessels by
their crews before the Government
took them into protective custody
last March, the Maritime Commits
sion said repair costs would range
from $4,000 to $4,000 for each
ship.
Most of the Axis vessels, the COM
mission announced. will be avail
able for use within the next so or 80
days, but two or three of the more
seriously sabotaged cannot be put
into operation before November or
December.
A total of "a idle foreign vessels
are subject to possible United States
reuuisition. These include II French
ships, among them the giant liner
Normandie, but there has been no
official intimation as to whether ac-
ton might be taken against these
craft.
The Danish and Axis vessels, the
commission said. will be put to use
as soon as possible in connection
with the national defense program.
Danish vessels adaptable for trans
Atlantic service will be transferred
to Panamanian registry to enable
them to carry supplies to Britain
and her allies. They must be oper-
ated by foreign crews. since the
Neutrality Act bars both American
ships and nationals from combat
zones.
All the Axis vessels are expected
to fly the American flag.
Two of the Danish ships, the Aus
tralian Refer and the Sicilien, al
ready have been assigned to the
Army. The remainder of the for
eign ships have not been allocated
the commission said.
Evening star., 1941-07-13

North State Fund, q branch Of the
British american Ambulance Corps.
The Statewide goal is S75,0o0.
The Washington group was
formed at a meeting in Senator
Reynolds ONCE. Representative
Doughton, dean of the North Caro-
lima delegation In Congress and
chairman Of the House Ways and
Means Committee, was named hon.
orary chairman; John X. Slear. sec
retary to Representative Bulwinkle.
treasurer; Mrs. Lucille Lenox, Fed
ersl Housing Administration. sec
retary, and Mrs. John 8. Brook
bank, vice president of the North
Carolina Society, publicity chair
man.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
Army Air Force Head to See
Mass Glider Attack on Hill

the flying activities. Gen. Arnold
will speak at q banquet formally
closing the meet.
John Robinson. San Diego, Callf :.
defending soaring champion, leads
this years contest and Is virtually
assured OF winning the national
title again.
Evening star., 1941-07-13
stote Group Will Seek
81, 500 to Aid Britain

A drive to raise 81 500 as the con-
tribution Of North Carolina citizens
living in Washington toward their
States gift Of an airplane ambu-
lance to Great Britain will be
launched this week under the chair
manship OF Wesley z. Mcdonald,
secretary to Senator Reynolds.
Mr.. Mcdonald was designated by
Gov. J. Melville Broughton of North
Carolina to serve as chairman of
the Washington group of the Old
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27

321-ik fioktd.
A templemi persely adonna-
nyokat istentiszteletiink0n hir-
dettiik XII.
E jubileumi iinnepely ebert
erk0lcsi es anyagi sikereiert TO.
gadjak meg egyszer a meg.
jelentek, az adakozok es a hi
ven faradozok az iinnepelt egy.
hazkozseg leghalasabb k0szo.
netet.
ESKETES. Szombaton tar.
tottak meg esktiv6jiiket temp.
lomunkban Letoha Bella es
Halasz Maria ifjak. Tanuk vol.
tax: Kovacs Pal, Ifj. es La.
toha Maria. Az eskiiv6t sze.
pen latogatott lakodalmi va
csora k0vette a campbelli Ma
gyar Hazban. Kiserje listen gaz
dag aldaaa az ultra kelt ifja.
kat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
A NILESI
REF. EuYHAZ HIREI
Kozn csepka Istvan lelkssz
Lakas los =, 2nd St. Miles, o.

ADVENT. Jovo vasarnap
mar advent els6 vasarnapjat
fogja iinnepelni gyiilekezetiink
Hogy kesztletiink a Karacsony
tinnepehez ANIMAL teljesebb lie.
gyen, mint minden eddigi esq
tend6ben, ugy most is fogunk
csut0rt0kon este is advent is
teni tiszteletet tartani.
NOVEMBER 30-AN jovo va
sarnap delutan 2 orakor kez-
d6d6leg rendkiviili k0zgyulest
fogunk tartani, melyre minden
erdeklodot szivesen hiv es var
egyhazunk vezetosege.
PRESBITERIUMUNK rem
des havi gyileset december he
Len, j0v6 hetfon este fogja tar
tani a templom alatti helyi-
segben. Remeljiik a presbite-
rum minden tagja jelen lesz
e gyilesen.
/ BAZARUNKRoL az elszamo-
last november 18-an este tar
tottuk meg. Osszes beveteliink
$272.30, kiadasunk $22.17, igy
a tiszta bazari eredmeny 25O.1
olyan sep eredmeny, amilyen
meg mem volt egyhazunk torte-
neteben. Meg egyszer halas
k0szonet illesse mindazokat
akik akarmilyen mertekben es
m6don hozzajarultak e szer
eredmenyhez.
Lelkesziink es gyiilekezetiinh
t0bb tagja reszt tett a mutt va.
sarnap a farrelli egyhaz or
gona szentelesi tinnepelyen
Lelkeszunk az orgona szente
iesi beszedet tartotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
.MULATSAGI NAPTAR

Ebben q rovatban dljtaIanul k6-
x6Iluk axon eoyhaxak, eayietek,
wa0y lnt6xmenyek mulats1palt,
0ssxcl cl0veteIeIt, stb. - nem t6bb,
mint 2 h6nappal el6re 10, - anne
Iyeknok ox Asaerlkal Magyar Nlr.
Ian . hIvataloe lapla % amelyek
mulats1oailsat tflrdetlk lapunkban
@ ayenntatvGnyalkat nAlunk sxer-
ELK %.
November 27-28 $50,
csiit0rt6k, pentek, szembat,
vasarnap a Scent Istvan Egy-
haz eyi bazarja.
November 28.-29--,3O, pen
TEX, szombat, vasarnap a Ma
gyarok Nagyasszonya Rom.
Kat. Egyhaz oszi bazarja.
December 60, szombat,
vasarnap a Scent Gy-<4gy Cor.
Kat. Egyhaz 6szi bazarja az
Egyhaz Feher Termeben.
December 26-an, penteken
este az 0reg Ref. Egyhaz ka-
racsonyi tancmulatsaga a
Central Auditoriumban.
December 28-an, vasarnap
a Scent Istvan FIitk0zseg Oh
taregyletenek 10 ewes jubileu-
ma vacsoraval-tanccal egybe-
k0tve. .g
December no 81 en-. szerdan
este a Scent Istvan Egyhaz
Holy Name Tarsulat tarsas 0sz-
szejovetele esti ajtatossag utan
a templom alatti Auditorium
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1941-11-27
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR Ev. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
Nt. B8sty J&nos ieIkesz
1877 Mahonins Ave
Telsfon ess41

ADVENT els6 vasarnapi is
tentisztelet most vasarnap del
el6tt fel IL 6rakor, el6tte fel
1O-kor vasarnapi, iskola. Este
z orakor a Senior c. E. csoport
0sszej0vetele.
Az ARVAHAZI NAPOT most
vasarnap delel6tt istentisztelet
kereteben fogjuk megtartani
egyhazunkban. Elmelkedesiink-
ben es adornanyainkban ekkor
fogunk negemlekezni ligonieri
szeretet intezetiinkr6l. Egyhaz-
tagjaink sziveskedjenek az c
celra szant adomanyaikat er-
re a napra elkesziteni es egy-
hazunk penztarnokahoz eljut-
tatni.
ESKuV0 volt templomunk.
ban Halaadas Napjan. Anthony
Castrucci, nilesi fatal ember
es Koran Janos es neje, Sany6
Erzsebet testvereink hajadon
leanya, Etel, eskiidtek orok
htiseget egymasnak. V6felyek
es nyoszolyo leanyok voltak:
William Castrucci, Koran Viii
mos, Tor0k Maria es Koran
Lujza. A tanui tisztet William
Castrucci es Koran Lujza toll
tottek be.
A ZSUPEK ISTVANNE no
testverunk altal ajandekozott
sep kezimunka ajandekot a
mutt vasarnap. .yette at es mu.
tatta be a gyiilekezetnek az
egyhaz lelkesze. Nemesszivu
hittesveriink fogadja ezuton is
yhazk0zsegink halas koszo-
netet a joszivii ajandekert.
TEMPLOM SEGELYZ6 No
EGYLETUNK szorakoztato nev
napi esti partyt rendez Erzse-
betek, Jolanok, Ilonak, Katali.
nok, Borbalak es Etelek tiszte-
letere most yesarnap este 7::3O
orakor a templom alatti ba-
sement helyisegben. Condos
asszonyaink ,szeretettel meg
hivjak egyhazunk 0sszes no.
tagjait es baratait.