Bethlen Naptár, 1981 (Ligonier)
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200 BETHLEN NAPTÁR 1981 Their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert (Charlene) Cross and their first and only grandson, Charlie Cross reside in the State of New York. Upon her marriage Ethel joined the Hungarian Reformed Church of Duquesne, Pa., where she remained a faithful member until her passing. She was actively involved in all functions of her church, its Women’s Club and Cancer Dressing and the Hungarian Reformed Federation of America, and held various offices in these organizations. She was buried from her church, members of the Women’s Club stood honor guard at her funeral service, and she was laid to rest next to her husband in the church cemetery. She is sadly missed by her family, her friends and fellow church members. May her memory be blessed, and may the Lord comfort and console all of us who feel her absence. Homo Sapiens? (Athénben) Ami biztos, biztos Szólt a régi ember Imádom az Istent Mert akkor meg nem ver. Szobrot emelek a Láthatatlan Úrnak Hozzáfordulok, ha Kínok összeszúmak. Áldozatot viszek Trónusa elébe, Ne lássa bűneim Port hintek szemébe. Nem ismerem én őt, O sem ismer engem De így biztonságban Érzem az életem. Én vagyok az isten Szól a modern ember Csak abban hiszek mit Látok a szememmel, Szobrot sem emelek Annak, aki nincsen, A fődolog csak az Legyen földi kincsem. Önmagam imádom Csak magamnak élek, Senkiben sem bízom Senkitől sem félek. Míg a régi ember Krisztusban újjá lett Okos, modern ember Örökre elveszett. Dömötör Tibor
