Magyar Egyház, 1970 (49. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1970-10-01 / 10. szám
20 MAGYAR EGYHÁZ tion has been set for Sunday, Nov. 15th. The annual Thanksgiving Banquet will follow immediately at 6:00 p.m. in our Center. Statistics: Baptisms: Linda Marie Pirigyi, daughter of John P. and Yolanda B. Csik, born Sept. 8th; Dawn Michelle Scales, daughter of Donald Wm. Scales and Dorothy Jeanette Mikkelsen, born Sept. 4th; Thomas John Orosz, son of John A. Orosz and Mary A. Justinszky, born Aug. 4th; Thomas Christopher, son of John J. Gerecs and Irene Orosz, born Sept. 4th. Deaths: Mrs. Frank Harsány nee Catherine Masko, 52 years old, died on August i29th; Mrs. Joseph Lovász nee Barbara Béres, 75 years old, died on Oct. 2nd. May God bless their memory. HUNGARIAN COOK BOOK 4th Printing Order from: THE WOMEN’S GUILD 331 Kirkland Place, Perth Amboy, N. J. 08861 $1.00—Handling & Postage $.25 STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. October is Loyalty Month. World- Wide Communion will be observed October 18. The Elements were given by Mrs. Nicholas Nyary. After a very long summer vacation let everybody attend the worship services and take communion. Reformation Sunday will be October 25. Baptism: August 2, we baptized Marian, Michelle and Melanie, the daughters of Mrs. Nicholas Fodor by a previous marriage. Godparents were William Royle, Marion Royle, James Royle, Donna Royle, James Royle, Cathrine Toth. May God richly bless the newly baptized, the parents and godparents. We resumed our regular schedule. The Sunday school numbers 7 children, the Confirmation class 4 students. Miss Carolyn Kosa and Miss Linda Cutler are the very faithful teachers. Our best known annual affair is our Annual [Bazaar. Our very diligent and untiring women who made all the preparations are to be commended for their accomplishment. We also are very thankful for the many donors of gifts and handmade beautiful articles. The result was very encouraging. TRENTON, N. J. Our Sunday School opened in September. We have classes for all ages. Catechism instruction is held by our pastor every Saturday. The superintendent of the Sunday School is Mrs. Geza Kuronya. Baptisms: August 30, Larysa, the infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Feyti, and Lisa Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Weaver were baptized. Weddings: August 8th: Mr. Sándor Herceg and Miss Piroska Paloczy. August 15th: Mr. George Paypran and Miss Sharon Oremus. Funerals: August 15: Dr. Dezső Doszpoly, September 3: Dr. Bela Fogarassy. The exterior of our school was newly painted a few weeks ago. Both our church and the School are in excellent condition. The installation of our new electronic organ is completed. The organ dedication was held on October 18th. The donation for the new organ reached $6,000. We still need $3,600. The Young Married Couples’ Club donated hand-railings for the stairway leading to the church balcony. The New Lord’s Table, donated by the Lorántffy Zsuzsánna Ladies’ Aid, will arrive soon. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO 15 members of the Youth Group and 4 adults took part at the Annual B.Y.F. Conference. The Rev. Alexander Marton, went through a serious operation at the end of July. Thank God, he is able to worship with us in the church already. On November 1st, we will have Communion during both services for New Wine. On November 8th we will observe Orphanage Sunday. The Right Rev. Louis Nagy, Director of Bethlen Home will preach during both services. On November 15th, after a combined service we will have the traditional Elizabeth Day Dinner. On June 27th we buried Brenda Lynn Mazy, our 4 year old sister. On July 4th we bried Gabriel Toth Sr., and on September 12th we buried Mrs. Susanna Nagy, (Susanna Sdposs). The comforting power of God be with the sorrowing families. YOUTH NEWS To: All Former Members of the Bethlen Youth Federation Dear Former Member of the B.Y.F.! Several members of the Duquesne Church who formerly (1949-1960) belonged to the B.Y.F. met in Duquesne on July 30th, 1970, to formulate plans for an Alumni Association Conference tentatively to be held in Duquesne during the Labor Day weekend of 1971. This Conference is not merely being planned for a reacquaintance weekend but also to give our younger B.Y.F. members some inspiration to continue to grow in the fellowship of our Christian faith and to belong to the Alumni Association. As plans continue to progress, it is anticipated that this Conference will be held in the same general format as the B.Y.F. Conferences held in our era. Keep in mind that this Conference will be open to you and members of your family (children included). Supervision will be provided for children during meeting periods. All of you who have participated in past B.Y.F. Conferences and are 25 years or older must at this time give us your support. We are asking you to take time to notify your representative, no later than September 30th, 1970, of your sincere interest in making the Alumni Association a reality. We are also asking you to give your representative any names and addresses of former B.Y.F. members. Yours In Christ, Former B.Y.F. Members Duquesne, Pa. P.S. If you don’t know your representative, contact Robert Szepesi, 1707 Educational Drive, McKeesport, Pa. 15131 — PLEASE NOTE — Let Bethlen Freedom Press serve all your printing needs — STATIONERY, YEARBOOKS, COOKBOOKS, CHURCH BULLETINS, etc. Place your order for: the HUNGARIAN HYMNAL (Enekeskönyv) and the 1971 NAPTÁR. Order for your children "THE CREEDS OF THE HUNGARIAN REFORMED CHRISTIANS”—two books in one... The Heidelberg Catechism and The Second Helvetic Confession—printed in English. $1.25 per copy. Crest (Coat of Arms) of the Hungarian Reformed Church—printed on Church Bulletin in four colors—on mimeo paper. 1,000 copies for $18.00 plus shipping. 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