Fraternity-Testvériség, 1994 (72. évfolyam, 1-4. szám)
1994-07-01 / 3. szám
FRATERNITY Page 23 California News Continued T hrough the years, Branch 259 was served faithfully by: The late Rev. Albert Hady, the late Mr. Otto Gacsaly, Mr. Bela Egry, Mrs. Anthony Szabó, and currently Margaret H. Saltzer. Mrs. Saltzer spoke to the congregation remembering the occasion, and donated the refreshments for the Coffee Hour after Church Services. Bishop Francis Vitéz of Calvin Synod and Dr. Bela Bonis, interim pastor of the First Hungarian Reformed Church of Los Angeles are shown at Church services when the First Church was officially welcomed as a member of the Calvin Synod in February, 1994. Margaret Saltzer, as Branch Manager and the former church organist for 40+ years, was present and took the photo. Also included is Ms. Zsuzsa Katona, a member of Branch 378, after her piano solo performance at a traditional Hungarian National Holiday program at the Church in San Francisco. Not only a lovely young lady, an enthusiastic Hungarian scout, she also speaks Hungarian fluently and is a talented pianist. Margaret H, Saltzer Manager Branches 259, 378, 379 Rev. Jenő Katona, Pastor of the San Francisco & Vicinity Hungarian Reformed Church, and Mr. István Magyary-Kossa showing archival photographs pertaining to the Church given to them by Margaret H. Saltzer, Manager of Branch 378, San Francisco. Bishop Francis Vitéz and Dr. Bela Bonis at the First Hungarian Reformed Church of LA, February 1994. Ms. Zsuzsa Katona of Branch 3 78, San Francisco.
