Magyar Egyház, 1974 (53. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1974-05-01 / 5. szám

MAGYAR EGYHÁZ 11 Congratulations to Sándor Emery Chomos, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sándor E. Chomos, who recently graduated Sum­ma Cum Laude from the University of Pittsburgh with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. At Easter, the following dedication took place: a new sterling silver Holy Communion Bread Tray in loving mem­ory of Mrs. Elizabeth Peter by the family; a baptismal “flagon” in loving memory of Mr. Charles Marosi, Sr. by the family; a silver baptismal bowl on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the Women’s Guild by its first Presi­dent, Mrs. Vilma Innamorati; a bronze plaque bearing the names of those who made generous donations toward the Church Renovation. The following children were confir­med on Ascension Day, May 23: Michael Steven Deak, Tracy Ann Egry, Julius Edward Gerecs, Steven Kafcsak, Wayne Ronald Kafcsak, Rose­mary Helen Karmazsin, Joanne Robin Lipnick, Susan Elizabeth Loki, Donna Beth Orosz, Susan Esther Papatyi, Jac­queline Elizabeth Reese, Thomas An­drew Rhodes, László Simon, Alex Tá­bori, Frank Viliig, Steven Mako. Total: 16. The Senior Womens’ Club sponsored a “10-day trip to Miami Beach, Florida” which was enjoyed by all who attended. They visited our beautiful sister church in Miami where a special dinner was prepared for them. During the Easter holiday, 445 per­sons participated in the Holy Com­munion. The Christian Youth Fellowship ad­visor, Miss Priscilla Hunyady resigned. Special thanks and appreciation is ex­pressed to her for her leadership. On Mother’s Day, the Women’s Guild honored all mothers present in Church with a carnation. The Senior Womens’ Club will spon­sor a picnic in our Center on Sunday, June 9th from 12 noon on. Everyone is invited. Statistics: Baptisms: Jacqueline Renee, daugh­ter of Mr. John V. Hansen and Judith R. Kostura; Cindy Lee, daughter of William J. Harsanyi and Sadie Dam­­back; John III, son of John Kipila Jr. and Lorraine M. Greene; Frank Jack, son of Frank S. Bemdt and Linda L. Latkovich; Kathy Jo, daughter of Emil Molnár and Judith Pénzes; Stanley John Jr., son of Stanley Solowski and Joyce A. Kovács. May God’s blessing be upon the children and their loved ones. Marriages: Paul D. Lauritsen and Nancy R. Varga on March 16; Sándor Kárászi and Katalin Lakatos on March 23; Gregory Kulinich and Elaine E. Both on April 20. May God bless the young couples. Deaths: Mrs. John Peter, nee Eliza­beth Kertész, 72 years old on March 10; Mrs. Elizabeth Hibian, 62 years old on April 14. May God comfort the be­reaved families. HUNGARIAN COOK BOOK Sixth Edition Order from: THE WOMEN’S GUILD 331 Kirkland Place Perth Amboy, N. J. 08861 $1.00 — Handling and Postage $.25 ROEBLING, N. J. The Month of Flowers, May reminds us of the time for rebirth; not only for the flowers but also for church func­tions and life as well. In May we have resumed those activities that had to be postponed for the better weather. On the first Saturday, we started to clean up our picnic ground to make it ready for the summer activities. At the clean up work however not many of our members showed up, but those present did a beautiful job. Our ladies also participated at the United Church Women’s Conference held by our sister church in Staten Is­land. We all enjoyed the conference and the fellowship. On the second Simday our men of the church showed their appreciation to­ward the mothers and the women of our congregation by preparing our Annual Mother’s Day Dinner in their honor. Our Sunday School children greeted their mothers during a short program held in the church following our Eng­lish church service. Also at this occa­sion we honored the women by pre­senting them with red and white car­nations. We have started our preparations to­ward the “Flea Market” to be held on our picnic ground on June 8. This will be our first attempt to organize an event such as this. We welcome all our members and friends. The time of Confirmation is drawing close when five of our young children will give witness of their faith in our Lord Jesus Christ during their Confir­mation on June 2, Pentecost Day. The name of those to be confirmed are as follows: Miss Connie Cordero, Miss Susan Havas, Mr. Andrew Csanyi Jr., Mr. Todd Soltész and Mr. Steven Ta­­kach Jr. New officers in our Lorántffy Nőegy­let are the following: Mrs. John M. Peter, president; Mrs. Dezső Bojtos, vice president; Mrs. Bert Somogyi Sr., secretary; Mrs. Steven Bajzath, treas­urer. STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. The congregation extended a call to the Rev. László Soós of Budapest, Hun­gary in December 1973. Every member is awaiting his arrival as soon as his passport-papers, permit, etc., will be granted. Professor August Molnár is our sup­ply minister. We express our thanks and appreciation to him. The members of our Women’s Guild worked faithfully at the annual Wom­en’s Conference on May 5th. Thanks and appreciation to all vrho cooperated. More details about the conference may be found elsewhere in this issue. If anyone has need for special ser­vices of a pastor, please contact the Rev. Gábor Csordás, Dean or Mr. John Radvánsky, Chief Elder. TRENTON, N. J. Our Easter celebration was richly blessed by God. Altogether, at three services, 430 persons partook in the sacrament of the Lord’s Supper. Our guest minister was Rev. Donald Lewis from Princeton. During the holiday season six fam­ilies joined our church. The confirmation of the following children was held on May 26th at the English service: Elise Burkins, Lester Dobos, Edward Dunn, Steven Estwan, Barbara Estwan, Nancy Gephart, Eliza­beth Kiss, Carolyn Radvany, Karen Reedy, David Soltész. The newly con­firmed children received their first com­munion at Pentecost. On Mother’s Day we honored the mothers with flowers at both services in the church. The Women’s Guild prepared a covered dish supper and a program for the members of the Lorántffy Zsuzsanna society on May 19th in the school. The performance of the choir contributed to the joyous atmosphere of the event. The Sunday School had a whole-day picnic in the Washington Crossing Park on May 19th. The Women’s Conference of the Eastern churches in Staten Island on May 5th was attended by 21 persons from our congregation. Mrs. Frank

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