Magyar Egyház, 1972 (51. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1972-10-01 / 10. szám

MAGYAR EGYHÁZ 11 Kevin Michael McDowall, the son of Robert D. McDowall and Carol Ann Ambrose; — Danielle Lynn Salinber­­no, daughter of the late Daniel J. Salin­­berno and Linda Latkovich. Marriages: Joel Troch and Deborah A. Hegedűs on Sept. 2nd; John J. Var­­go and Deborah S. Vargo on Sept. 9th. May God bless them! ROEBLING, N. J. The first week of September marked the reinstallment of our regular Wor­ship Service Hours — Sunday School at 9:00, English at 10:00 and Hun­garian at 11:00. We are delighted to note that the participation in our Wor­ship Services has grown, and trust that we shall continue to grow in attendance and membership in the future. During the first weekend in Septem­ber, we took part in the Annual Beth­len Youth Federation Conference, hosted by the New Brunswick and Car­teret youth groups. This was the first time, that our church was represented by more than one attendent. Five of our youth fellowship members were present at the Conference. Jeanette Bartha the vice-president of our youth fellowship was elected as the secretary of the Beth­len Youth Federation for the year 1972-73. Our Pastor participated the meetings of the Ministerial Association and Beth­len Home Directory meetings. Rev. Ste­fan Török was elected to the post of secretary of the Ministerial Associa­tion. We started our confirmation class with three children. We started our Bible Study Fellow­ship group for our adult members. Holy Communion for New Bread, and our World Wide Holy Communion was held in our church the first Sunday in October. Our first Kolbas making was held on October 20, which was the first kolbas making after the summer months—it was a success. It is a shame that our older people are dying out, and the young ones have no time to help us out. Marriage: Mr. James Cheesman and Elizabeth Nemeth joined in marriage on September 30. Both became our church members. FAMOUS HUNGARIAN RECIPES 17th Edition now available at $1.25 plus 25c postage by placing your orders to: THE WOMEN’S GUILD 200 Norman Avenue Roebling, N. J. 08554 STATEN ISLAND, N. Y­The Office of Pastor will be vacant at November 1 due that Rev. Nicholas Nyary will retire. The church is looking for a full time pastor. All information for the pastoral position can be ob­tained either from the Dean, Gabor Csordás, 229 East 82nd Street, New York, N.Y. by telephone 212-734-8144 or from the president of the Council, Mr. Louis Kish, 244 Barnard Avenue, Staten Island, N. Y. 10307, telephone 212-984-0927. World Wide Communion was obser­ved October 15. The elements were offered by Mrs. Nicholas Nyary. After the very long summer vacation let everybody attend the worship services and take Communion. We offered a Thanksgiving prayer for our former chief elder and hymn leader Joseph Docs and his wife at their 54th wedding anniversary. Our best known annual affair is An­nual Bazaar. Our very diligent and untiring women who made all prepara­tions are to be commended for their accomplishments. We are also very thankful for the many donors of gifts, home made articles. The result was very encouraging. We resumed our regular schedule. In the Sunday School we have nine children. Misses Rachel Rodvansky and Judy Nemeth are the faithful teachers. Our young People’s Club is active under the leadership of Miss Carolyn Kosa. Mr. Andrew Kutko deceased at 77 after a very long and painful sickness. TRENTON, N. J. Two great projects. A new gas heat­ing system was installed under the church during the summer months and also the roof and steeple of the church were newly covered. These two projects cost about $15,000. Baptisms. On July 2nd John Edward, the child of Mr. and Mrs. John Molnár, on July 16th Gavin Reece, the child of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Toth, on Au­gust 13th Charles Colston, the child of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Browne, and on July 30th John Sidney, the child of Mr. and Mrs. John Raines were baptized. Marriage. Thomas T. Miller and Lo­retta Jacobs were married on Sep­tember 9th. Russel Ministero and Sandra Valeri were married on Sep­tember 23rd and Richard Taylor and Rose Vilma Lugossy on September 28th. Funerals. June 24, Stephen Nagy, Sr.; June 29, Julius Bakos; July 13, Mrs. Julia Farlee; July 18, Michael Racz; July 20, Mrs. Susan Majoros; July 24, Mrs. Andrew K. Wargo; July 24, George Bohonyi; July 29, Stephen Pavelka and Louis Bartha; September 3, Stephen Tisza, September 19, John Mizsak. In absence of our minister in August the Rt. Rev. Louis Nagy, the Rev. Stephen Torok and the Rev. Tibor Lorincz were kind to conduct the min­isterial services. The Men’s Club feted Mr. Jules Borcsik, the treasurer of our church and that of the Men’s Club, with a banquet on September 23rd. Mr. Bor­csik is one of our most faithful church workers. The principal speaker at the banquet was the Rt. Rev. Dr. Zoltán Béky. the president of the Hungarian Reformed Federation. Harvest Dance of the Women’s Club was held on October 28th with a great success. The Hamilton Square Youth Choir with forty members took part in our English service on November 1st. The choir was invited by the Young Mar­ried Couples Club of our church. The performance of the Choir was a great experience for our congregation. A Social Afternoon was arranged for our church members and friends on September 24th. It helped the church treasury with $300. YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO During the summer we have covered the floor of the auditorium with new tiles. The work was done by the mem­bers of the congregation and thus a significant amount was saved. We would like to express our thanks to all those who have helped finish this job. Eight members of the Youth Group, 2 adults and the pastor took part at the Bethlen Youth Federation Confer­ence. On the first Sunday in October, on World Wide Communion Sunday the members of our congregation took com­munion in more than satisfactory num­ber. During the month of September the Rev. Alexander Marton underwent eye operation. The operation was success­ful and the Rev. Alexander Marton is on the way of full recovery. On November 5th, we will have com­munion for New Wine. English service at 9:30 A.M., Hungarian service at 11 AM. On November 12th we will have Or­phanage Sunday. Also on November 12th, at 5 P.M., with the Hungarian churches around Youngstown, we will celebrate the 5th Anniversary of our Radio services. We will celebrate at the Calvin Center in Youngstown. Listen and help this ser­vice. The second part of the’ service is in English.

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