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The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
Cancer Control
 Group Campaign
--Borman Studio.

Plans for campaign for funds to be used in combating cancer were made yesterday at a meeting of local committee which will work in cooperation with the Women's Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer. The campaign will be carried on in Wa terbury and throughout the state the week of April 2O-28. Mrs. Doug- last M. Dunbar, general chairman presided at yesterdays meeting at The Elton. She will be assisted by a staff headed by Dr. Edward J Godfrey, city health officer.
 Mrs. Richard $. Jessup, Water bury city commander of the Wo- mems Field Army, was placed in charge of a committee to provide speakers for organization interest cd in cancer control.
 Other members of the staff for the April financial campaign are Mrs. Leila T. Alexander, Mrs. John M Brodies and the officers of the other committees of the society's local unit. Mrs. H. Jackson Sher- well will have charge of the radio appeal.
 Those Attending Meeting pr. Joseph Collins presided at yesterdays meeting. Those at- tending were: Mrs. Jessup, Mrs. Douglas Burnham, state command CT; Mrs. Joseph T. Hetzel, secre- tary of the local unit; Mrs. Doug las M. Dunbar, state executive sec- retary; Mrs. Charles l.. Larkin, chairman of the state tumor clinic pr. Godfrey, Dr. Joseph T. Hetzel, and Dr. Edward H. KirSchbaum, medical members of the executive committee in Waterbury; Mrs. J. H. Foster and Mrs. Franklin Bristol of Middlebury; Mrs. Roy V. Merriman of Prospect; Mrs. Louis O. LaBella of MiddletoWn and Mrs. H. w. Bar low and Dr. H. G. Stevens of New Milford. Dr. Stevens is medical rep resentative from that town on the organizations executive committee.
 Waterburys medical and social service organizations were repre- sented by the following: Waterbury hospital, Mrs. Ruth Davis; Pearl Street Neighborhood House, Mrs. Leila T. Alexander; Chase Dispen- sary, Miss Jeannie Heppel; Visit ing Nurse association, Miss Alice Peak; Corner House association, Miss Margaret Bull.
 Miss Mollie Cullen, editor of The Sunday Republican, was named state publicity chairman with Mrs. John M. Brodie in charge of pub licity for the Waterbury area.
 Physicians serving on the speak CTS committee for the Field Army are: Drs. kirschbaum and Larkin, Frederick LaBrecque, Frank Reich enbach, Roger B. Nelson, William Finklestein, Joseph Collins, Andrew J. Jackson and John Harty.
 Charles Green of Holmes avenue is spending several weeks at Miami Beach, Florida.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
Waterbury Students
 Assigned Teachers


 Miss Clare Malsch, Miss Jean Patricia Shanley and Miss Rosaleen Price, all of Waterbury, will spend six weeks as student teachers in New Jersey high schools, beginning March 18th. Miss Malsch will work with Miss Monteith in the home economics department, and Miss Shanley with Miss Louise Simpson in the biology department of the Madison high school. Miss Rosaleen Price has been assigned to the high school in MorristoWn.
 All three girls are students at the College of Saint Elizabeth. After completing their student teaching, they will return to college to prepare for graduation in June.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
Eleanor LaFlamn1e
 Hostess At Fareuvell

Miss Eleanor LaFlamme of Wash- ington street entertained recently at her home with a farewell party in compliment to Frank DeZinno.
 Red, white and blue decorations were atractively arranged on the re- freshment table. Domenic Mecca entertained with musical selections The guest of honor was presented with a gift.
 Among those present were Kay Mccarthy, Kay Ciriello, Shirley La Flamme, George Onnogan, Sonny LaFlamme, Domenic Mecca, Charles LeFlamme, Mr. and Mrs. William Gagain, MT. and Mrs. Charles Monti and MT. and Mrs. Louis LaFlamme.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
LADIES' CHORUS

The rehearsal of the Ladies' h. dustrial Chorus, which was sched- uled for tomorrow evening, February IS, has been cancelled. There will be a rehearsal on Wednesday eve ming, February 25, at ' o'clock ill the Conference room at the rear of the First Congregational church. Following this rehearsal the group will sing at the Industrial Fore mems association dinner at the Y. M. c. A.
 All members are urgently re- quested to be present.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
< QJ 10 g
 6 vQ1 1O3 \ J 8 $ % 10 2

on which East and South discarded hearts. A low heart to the king put Mrs. Sobel in, and wen she cashed the king of diamonds, West was squeezed. He alone held heart stopper, but he could save 1t only by discarding his last spade--where- upon dummy would let go the low heart and win the heart ace and the eight of spades.
 Had West chosen to hold dia- monds instead of hearts at trick six, Mrs. Sobel would simply have reversed her play of the red suits and developed the same squeeze.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
COYLE AUXILIARY

Corporal Coyle Post Auxiliary will hold its egular, monthly meeting at 8 o'clock tomorrow evening, Feb ruary 18, at the Legion Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
BOOK-JUDSON

Mrs. Grace Judson of Sycamore Lane announces the marriage of her daughter, Sally Judson Cormier, to Charles R. Book, Jr., son of MT. and Mrs. Charles Book of Clematis ave- nue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
Club News
NOTRE DAME

The rehearsal of the Notre Dame Choral Club, which was scheduled for this evening, has been post poned until Thursday evening, Feb ruary l9, at 8 o'clock, at the Acad- emy.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
SANTA MARIA

Santa Maria circle, Daughters of Isabella, will hold a short business meeting at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow evening, February IS, at the Knights of Columbus hall.
 It will be followed by a defense bingo at 8 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
FRANCISCAN CLUB

The Franciscan Mission club will
 meet On Thursday evening, February 19, at the Knight of Columbus Hall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17
GOOD WILL

The Good Will Dramatic club will meet this evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Lydia Ayotte of Laval street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17

Mrs. Nathan Alhert of Waterville street, had with her for the week end her son, Milton, student at Penn. State College of Optometry.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-02-17

Charles Green of Holmes avenue is spending several weeks at Miami Beach, Florida.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
War Plant Blast
Women
Tims- stan Correspondent,

ROCHESTER. Mich. Dec 21.-
Three women war workers are in
condition today as the re-
suit Of an explosion in small
building al the McAleer Manufac-
turing Company plant.
The explosion occurred late
Saturday but Company officials
refused 10 comment pending out
come OF a military inquiry.
The victims arc Miss Audrey
Fisher, 80. Of 81 West Hopkins
street. and Mrs. Ella Janethorn.
81 OF 30 Clarence street. both Of
Pontiac. and Miss Virginia Nc
Leod. -. OF Rochester. Officials
said they were working on army
flares when the blast occurred.
They are in General Hospital.
Pontiac suffering fFeHa first, sec
ond and third degree burns.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Man
Faces Car
Death Quiz
Time. star Correspondent

MOUNT CLEMENS. Dec. 2l-
F irst 1t Arnold A. Glade. at
tached 10 the Packard proving
grounds, was 70 be questioned to-
day by NaCOmb County Prosecutor
Wilbur Held on the death of "A
Detroit m n who was killed by
GladeS car as be stood talking to
two state policemen in Van,Dyke
road, near Utica.
The troopers. who had stopped
John Buby, II, of 659 ST. Jean
avenue, for a minor traffic viola
ton. said Buby was leaning in tho
window Of their car when Glade
car struck the rear Of their car
and then hit Buby, breaking his
neck.
They said Glade refused 10 make
A statement until he had talked
with his commanding officer.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Hospital
Again Gets
Fuel Oil

The Good Samaritan Hospital
at 503 East Palmer avenue Is
warm again today after a frantic
y hours with no oil. rapidly cool
ing radiators and tho threat Of
complications for the patients.
The tanks Of the heating svs-
tenn went dry at 3 a. m. Sunday
and from then until ; p. m. Mrs
Bertha Mckenzie, superintendent.
spent her time calling frantically
10 an oil company and visiting
the wards 10 sec that there were
enough covers 10 20 around
Finally after minor clerks at
the oil Suppher's office were un-
able 10 help her. she called an
official al his home who had the
oil delivered for her.
II applied for my coupons on
time, hut l haven't gotten them
yet" Mrs Mckenzie explained.
II guess l underestimated our
needs
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Santa for "a Cripple
Grl II, Who Has spent Most OF Life in Hospital
BED, viii Put Victory Emblem on Citys Tree

Mrs Walter r O'Hair. president
of the parks and recreation com
mission, will present the municipal
tree and Mayor Jeffries will ac-
cept The tree is the gift of Vol
ture 102, 10 and s Of the American
Legion.
Before start Of ceremonies. little
Lenora Cox will be presented with
doll by Miss Ernestine Kern
daughter Of Ernst Kern. who has
made this gift 10 the little girl
assisting with the ceremony fol
the last seven years. Little Le'
nora's home address is 2021I
Prairie avenue.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21

Little 12-year-old Lcnora Coz,
who has spent al but five holiday
seasons in bed al tho Children 5
Hospital ~ill symbolic the war
Christmas of 1912 when she places
a victory emblem on the giant but
darkened nunicipal Christmas tree
IN front OF city hall steps.
Il VIII be 1 p. m. Thursday and
Santa Claus VIII carry her from
the building 70 the tree.
The honor of assisting with this
years annual municipal Christmas
tree ceremony -WeHt to little Ec-
nora, who has bi-lateral tubercu-
IOsiS of tho hin
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
100000 in City
Aid Blood Drive

One hundred thousand Detroit
erS have donted blood through the
Red Cross since Pearl Harbor
John w Waiting. chairman Of the
Red Cross fund drive, announced
today
In report on activities OF the
Detroit organization during the
past year. Waiting also revealed
that there are now $4,000 volun-
tcer' women enrolled in activities
10 aid troops and prepare against
emergencies.
Tho Nurses Aide Corps now
numbers 10000 in $50 chapters as
compared to 364 members in 70
chapters year ago.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Emory |. Ford
Rites Planned
For Tomorrow
Michigan AIksIi Co.
President Dies al 30
After Heart Attack

Funeral services for Emory Ley
den Ford. president of the Mich-
igan Alkah Company. will be held
at 3 p. m. tomorrow from his
home, 4S5 Lakeshore road, Crosse
Pointe Shores.
Mr.. Ford. who was SO years old,
died Sunday at Charles Goodwin
Jennings Hospital following a
heart attack.
He was president Of the j. 3.
Ford Company of Wyandotte and a
vice president Of the Huron Port
land Cement Company, in addition
10 operating the Michigan Aikali
Company.
BORN IN INDIANA
Born in New Albany Ind. Jan.
3, 1876. Mr. Ford was graduated
from Princeton University in 1896.
His first job was with the alkali
company which was founded by
his grandfather, John b. Ford.
He assumed the presidency OF
the firm in 1886.
One of the founders Of the De-
troit Community Fund. Mr.. Ford
was a leader in civic affairs and in
World War l served as director of
shipping for the Red Cross.
He was member of the Detroit
Club, the Detroit Boat Club, Yon-
dotega Club and the University
-Cnh
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Sikorski Tells
Rally Poland
Plans 10 Strike
Urges Workers Here
TO Speed Production,
Armies viii Do Rest

Cen. WladySlaw SikorSkl, pre-
mier OF the Polish government IN
exile and commander-in-chicf OF
its armed forces. was on his way
10 another point in his around-thc-
country tour today after a brlel
inspection Of Detroit war plants
and an address before Poles OF
this area.
Hghlighting a celebration Of the
tWenty-fifth anniversary Of The
Polish Legion in America. General
Sikorski told a crowd of $500 who
damned the Scottish Rite Cathc-
dral in Masonic Temple that
underground Poland is well or
canized and only awaits the mo-
mcnt 10 strike.
KEEP Up GOOD WORK
"kcep TAP the good work In
war production nc told De-
troltcrS. land il will only be
matter nf time before Your
work. combined with efforts OF
men in the front line. liberateS
all Poles and other suppressed
peoples from the NaZls."
PraiSing Deirollcrs for their
part in war production, General
SikorSki said that 1t IS my Inn
preston that more Than 30 pcr
cent Of Detroit war workers arc
OF Polish origin"
General SikorSkl'S two-day stop
over IN Detroit included visit
10 The ChrySior tank arsenal and
tt1r Willow Pun bomber plant.
WARNS OF FIFTH COLUMN
He said he found no war dis
SCnsion anywhere and urged De
troiteFS 20 be-aleFt- 4etfifrvf TTft1T
column work that can cause more
trouble than an army m the field
Others who addressed the rally
included Judge Homer Ferguson
Scnatar-nlect r. John ,rs-f.+hiaa IA lae9t
commander OF tho Polish Army
Veterans Association Col. August
VI KrcCh. district commando of
The United States Army: tho Rov
Fr VI. TrcmcznaSki OF 81 Andrews
Roman Catholic Church and
Joseph Dzjekan. Michigan director
o. tho Polish Roman Catholic
Church Union of America.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Blaze 10 DELAY
Crossing Work

Contractors building grade
separations for Tho new defense
m the vicinity Of Willow
Run faced the task today of re-
building he framework OF tho
cIo>sung at Ink>tcr and EcorSc
load> after hrc destroyed the
forms INTO winch concrete was 10
have been poured today
small fire pot gnitcd tho canvas
and started the $1,000
blaze.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Mdkdr Rites Set
For Wednesday

Services for Joseph Makar. De-
troit building contractor. will be
held al $50 a. m. Wednesday in
ST. Johns Church.
Mr.. Makar. who lived AT l5041
Hartwell avenue. had been a resi-
dent of the city for 29 years.
He is survived by two sons. John
and Nicholas. and two daughters,
Mrs. Sophie Green and Mrs. Ann
BukowSki.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Supply Centers
For Emergency
Fuel Oil Set Up
Government Moves Up
New Rationine Period.
Increases Coupon Value

While Detroit shivcred In the
grip OF a bitter cold wave, OPA
officials moved today 10 alleviate
the distressing fuel oil situation
by setting up $50 emergency CEN
tiers for distribution.
At the same time. VI. ]. Nierling,
fuel oil rationing chief.
announced that the next rationing
period would be- moved up and
value Of coupons increased because
OF tho cold weather of the past few
weeks. Values OF coupons will be
announced within a few days, he
said
Tho emergency distribution con-
tiers Will be located throughout the
city, Nicrlinc explained.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
6o TO cENTERs

'If consumer runs out NJ
oil he can 20 10 the nearest
center and obtain five or 10 gal
Ions 10 last him until the supply
truck arrives" he said.
The OPA is encouraging oil COM
panies 10 open distribution stations
and plans TO utilize gasoline sta
ton facilities and pumps.
MeanW lie, oil companies
every available piece of
equipment into service in an ef-
fort 10 meet the ever-increasing
demand.
Suffering among householderS
was reported 10 be extremely Sc
we're in tho Crosse Pointe area
where A majority OF homes are
equipped with oil furnaces.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
MARRIED TWICE

Ills first wife, Valerie Moran,
whom he married in 1904. died
tWo years later. In 1888 his mar
riage to Hazel Hopkins ended in
a divorce.
He is survived by his son, Emory
Moran Ford; a grandson, Thomas
Evans Ford. and three sisters. Mrs.
Joseph B. Schlotman, Mrs. Elmer
D. Speck and Mrs. Harry N.
Torrey.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Rdtioning Of Butter
Started in Canada

~ OTTAWA, Dec. 21 (INS).-Cou.
pom rationing of butter went into
effect throughout Canada today.
The basic weekly ration is one-half
pound of butter per person.
Butter is the fifth commodity to
be rationed in Canada by the cou-
pon system.
Detroit evening times., 1942-12-21
Thomas P. Kain Dies

GRAND RAPIDS, Dec. 21-
Thomas p. KAN, 81, president Of
the Quimby-Kain Paper Company.
died Sunday at ms home.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
ELOFIZETESI NYUGTAZAS

j. Ragalyi, Kinsman, o.; Va
dasz Sander, Hartville, O.;
Tanczer Lena, Salem, O.; Ke-
lemen Karoly, Csernay Lajos,
Rev. Poratunszky Istvan, Ju-
hasz Peter, Hajdu Pal, Danku
Ferenc, Hudak Ferenc, Zboray
Mihaly, Rendes Andras, Mrs.
10th, Jambrik Istvan, Liptak
Ferenc, Szabo Jozsef, Foldvary
Sander, Mizslay Janos, Kiraly
Istvan, Krekety Janos, Gonci
Andras, Szabo Balint, Kish
Mate, Lukoszky Pal, Kacur Mi
haly, Csikos Janos, Mrs. Majo-
ros. 10th Andras, Boda Ist-
van, Mrs. Magdics, Tamas ia
nos, Horcsik Mihaly, Buckley
Karoiy, Pipoly Ferenc, Molnar
Janos, Mrs. s. Kuty, Berry
Miklos, Kovacs Sandor, Feher
Mihaly, Kurucz Gyorgy, Mrs.
Wikete, Mrs. Molnar, Kovacs
Miklos, Dorko Janos, Nemeth
Istvan, Peter. Janos, Kapitany
Janos, Mrs. Kovacs, Gyomber
Jozsef, Juhasz Jozsef, Balogh
Ferenc, Macy Bertalan, 10th
B. JOSEF, 10th B. Lajos, Ba-
ginyi Istvan, Fiizy Bertalan,
Kollath Lajos, Mrs. M. Larson;
Kusik J. Ashtabula, O.; Cham
bers Janos, Szabados Janos,
Sohajda Istvan, Feny6 Istvan,
Gulacsi Istvan, Medve Istvan,
Bobis Gyorgy, Mrs. Marg. Kun,
Katko Janos, Kish Lajos, SEA-
kacs Mihaly, Serbian Jozsef,
Teglas Albert.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
MAGYAR REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI
k6zli: Marion S&ndor ieikssz
925 Mahonins Ave
.Telefon: 3-4557

VASARNAPI istentisztelet
deIel6tt fel II orakor, elotte va
sarnapi iskola a szokott id6-
ben. -
A N6EGYLET rendezeseben
keszulunk a Juliannak, Zsu-
zsannak nevesti vacsorajara.
A vacsorat februar 15-en, va
sarnap este 6 orakor tartjuk
meg termiinkben. Az izletes
hazias vacsorat a N6egylet ke-
sziti S vacsora vegeztevel XII
sorsoljak a bazarr6l megma-
radt ertekes kezimunkakat.
Egyhazunk osszes tagjai szere-
tettel varjuk.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feb
ruar Ten, szombaton este $50
tol terminkben, a Betegse-
gelyz6 Egyletiink februar 8-an,
vasarnap istentiszteletUnk We
geztevel tartja rendes havi
gyiileset. Az erdekeltek megje-
lenese keretik.
ELJEGYZES. Kollar JoZSef,
Kollar Jozsef es Jancsik Erzse-
bet cleveland lakosok fla ell
jegyezte Lakatos Margitot, a
Campbellen lak6 Id. Lakatos
Karoly es Demeter Borbala
leanyat. Eskuv6jik februar h6
14-en, szombaton delutan 3
orakor lesz templomunkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
AD6FIZET6K
FIGYELMEBE

Az adofizet6 magyarsag fl
gyelmebe ajanljuk, hogy akik-
mex felvilagositasra van Silk
seguk a j0vedelmi adoiv kit0l-
tesenel (income taxi bizalom-
NAL forduljanak Matyasi Ist-
van magyar iigyvedhez, aki
szivesen megad minden felvila-
gositast ebben az tigyben. A
dolgozo magyarsag kenyelme-
re a II Central Square szam
alatti irodaja (McCrory uzlet
felett) marcus 15-ig nyitva
lesz minden heten szerda, csu-
tort0k es pentek este Z 6rat6l
Gig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
MISEK RENDJE:

MISEK RENUJE.
HStk6snap minden reggel 8
6rakOr.
vas&rnAp kiS mise 8::30-kor
Macy mise 10:30-kor.
Gy6n&s sxombaton d6lutan
IS. este $3.50: vas2rnap
reGRel 1885, 30.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
A WARRENI
MAGYAR PRESBYTERIAN
EGYHAZ HIREI
CO First Presbyterian Church
k6zli: kiSH GYULA lelk&sz
Mahoning Ave 4 Public Square
p. o. B. 1904 - Warren Ohio

ISTENTISZTELETEK van
max minden vasarnap delutan
a warreni First PRESBYTERIAN
templomban, a Mahoning Ave
es a varos foterenek sarkan.
Istentisztelet delutan ket Ora
kor kezd0dik.
Az ELMULT VASARNAP
Arvahazi Vasarnap volt egy-
hazunkban. Az istentiszteletet
Mt. Nanassy Lajos arvaatya
vezette. Mely szarnyalasu be-
szedben mutatott "a a feleba-
rati k0telessegekre, melyek
reank varnak az eletben. A
gyulekezet nagy figyelemmel
hallgatta vegig a scent besze-
Diet, A persely es boritekos ado
manyoknak az osszege, melyet
Nanassy Lajos lelkesz urnak
atadtak az Arvahaz celjaira,
harmincegy dollar es 0tven
cent volt.
MOI EGYLETUNK a multi
vasarnap este tartotta rendes
hayi gyuleset sarkany Mihaly-
ne testvernonk Oregon Avei
otthonaban. N6egyletlnk t0bb
fontos igyet intezett fel. Ell
lett hatarozva, hogy a Noegy-
let megalakulasanak egy ewes
evforduloja alkalmabol egy
programmed egybekotott tea
estelyt fognak rendezni februar
no 15-en. = A macius 15-iki
unnepely bizottsaga jelentest
tett a hazafias unnepelyre va
10 elokesziiletekrol. Ezek utan
megtartotta a N6egylet evi
tisztujito gyuleset. A legna-
gyobb sajnalatara minden tag
max, a Noegylet els6 eln0kn6je
lemondott egeszsegi allapotara
valo tekintettel. Vezetese alatt
Noegyletiink nemcsak hogy
megalakult, de szaporodott es
viragzott S egyhazunk elete-
ben aldasos es tevekeny mum
kat vegzett. A gyulesek egesz
even keresztiil a legjobb han
gulatban es bekessegben foly-
tax lie. Helyebe Ikl6dy Gyulane
lett megvalasztva eln0kn6nek,
akit a jov6 vasarnap az isten-
tisztelet kereteben fog a lelkesz
hivatalaba beiktatni.
N0EGYLETuNK meg a del
utani adomanyokat, melyeket
arvahazunknak adtak egyha-
zunk hivei, kip6tolta 0t dol
larral, amely 0sszeget megsza-
yazott a Bethlen Otthon ia
vara.
A RANK KOVETKEZ6 va
sarnap lesz egyhaztanacsunk
februar hayi gyulese delutan
az istentisztelet vegeztevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05
A YOUNGSTOWN
MAGYAR EV. REF.
EGYHAZ HIREI
NJ. 60tty JSnos leikesz
737 Mahonina Ave
Teiefon 66841

ISTENTISZTELET vaSarnap
delel6tt fel II orakor. El6tte
fel 10-kor vasarnapi iskola, es-
te 6::3O-kor Senior C. E. 0ssze-
jovetel. Tema: "Emberek, XII
ket Jezus kepezett."
EGYHAZMEGYENK a multi
kedden delutan es este a Po-
landi Presbyterianus templom-
ban tartotta tell fontos gyile-
set. Gyulekezetunket az egy-
haz lelkesze kepviselte.
A CIVILIAN DEFENSE moz-
galommal kapcsolatban egy-
hazunk kebeleben ket knitting
(k0tes) csoport alakult meg
ifj. Dorko Janosne n6testve-
rink vezetese alatt a mutt he
ten. Az egyik a feln6ttek cso-
portja, gyulesezik minden het-
f6n este Z ora es 9 ora k0z0tt;;
a mask a leanyok csoportja,
gyiilesezik minden kedden este
7-9-ig. K0tesi csoportjainkba
szives keszseggel veszziik fel
mindazokat, Xix reszt ohajta-
max venni eme nemes 0nkep-
zesi es nemzetvedelmi munka-
ban.
TEMPLOMsEGELYZ0 No
egyletiink most vasarnap del
utan 3 orakor fogja tartani
rendes havi gyuleset. T0bb
fontos elintezni valoink van
max, megkivantatik azert, hogy
a tagok mindannyian jelenje-
mex meg.
PROGRESSZIV LIGANK {
no Gen, hetf6n este 8 oral kez-
dettel klubhazhelyiseginkben
fogja tartani szokasos havi szu
letesnapi tarsalgojat. Szeretet-
tel varjuk a Kor, valamint
egyhazunk szorakozni vagyt
tagjait es jobaratait.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rem
des havi gyileset februar IA.
en- szombaton este Z orakol
tartjuk. A k0zgyules hataro-
zatabol egyhaztanacsunkrs
fontos iigyek kidolgozasa bizat'
tatott S ezeket most szamitunk
megtargyalni. Az ugy fontos.
sagara valo tekintettel szere-
tettel kerjiik a presbiterium e.
trustee bizottsag teljes szamu
megjeleneset.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1942-02-05

Februar no S-ikan, vasarnap
este 6 oral kezdettel a Camp
belli MOI K0r diszn6toros va
csoraja a Magyar Hazban.
Februar no 15-en, vasarnap
este a Scent Istvan hitk0zseg
Valentine tancmulatsaga a
hitk0zsegi Auditoriumhan.
Febru&r h6 15-en, vasarnap
este a Scent Gy0rgy g6r. kat.
egyhaz vi tisztvisel6inek tisz-
teletere vacSora a hitk0zseg
Feher Termeben.