Verhovayak Lapja, 1940. január-június (23. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1940-02-29 / 9. szám

Page 10 ________________________Verhovayak Lapja. W ho's W ho In Dearborn? February 29, 1940= So sorry to have missed the news of our Anniversary Banquet and Dance, but our new Editor of the English Journal informed me that it could not be published in the February 15 issue due to the fact that the page limit had been reached. However, I hope it is not too late to thank all our guests of honor, delegates and their families and others for their presence. sfs * * Guests of Honor at the Banquet were Councilman Clarence E. Doyle of Dearborn; Assistant Pro­secuting Attorneys Dowling and Gerald K. O’Brien and their wives: Toastmaster Kalman Nemeth, former Director of the Associa­tion; and delegates as follows: From Branch 36: Mr. Marczis, Mr. J. Macker, President, Mr. Toth; Branch 443: Mr. J. Szabó, Secretary, Mr. K. Berghoher, and Mr. S. Csabi, Vice-President; Branch 388: Mrs. Trimai, former president, Mrs. Kauczi,* Mrs. Ba­lint; Branch 356: Stephen Lutz, President, Mr. E. Phillips, Secre­tary and Mrs. Phillips; Branch 500: Mr. Boldizsár, Mrs. Swartz­­kopf and Mr. Donka; Branch 435; Mr. Lukacs, Mr. F. Varga, and Mr. F. Conductor; from Magyar Nagybizottság: Mr. G. Kemeny, and Mr. F. Novak; from Magyar Lutherans: Mr. Letenyei, (who is a Verhovay member of some pro­minence), and Mr. I. Nagy; from the St. János és St. István Egy­let: Mr. M. Galya and Mr. J. Fekete; from the 189th Branch of the Woodmen of the World: Mr. K. Molnár and Mr. G. Say tos; from the 215th Branch of the Woodmen: Mr. Sándor Engel, Secretary and Dr. Hoenig; from the 75th Woodmen Circle: Mrs. Florence Petruska and Mrs. Pe­­leski and Mrs. Katcso; from the American Democrat Club and from the Kossuth Lajos Egylet were two delegates each whose names were not taken; from the 80th Woodmen Circle: Mrs. J. Suyak and Mrs. A. Saytos; from the Rákóczi Egylet 56th: Mrs. A. Ko­vach and Mrs. Yoo; and last but not least, the Verhovay Club was represented by Mrs. J. Fender and Mrs. Szabó. We wish to thank the Supreme Office for their very kind tele­gram of good wishes and success for the branch, and also to thank V Mr. Martin Himler for the very nice telegram he sent to us from New York City, wishing us sue cess and hoping to be present at our Tenth Anniversary. While thanks are being handed around, the members wish to thank Branch 36 for their gift of $5.00 and Branch 356 (not to be outdone by Branch 36) also presented the branch with a gift of $5.00. We also thank the Ver­hovay Club for their gift of $10.00, which was very well re­ceived. While we are still on the ban­quet, the ladies who cooked the very good dinner must also re­ceive their share of thanks. Heading the list is Mrs. Anna Horvath, Mrs. Samuel Toth, Mrs. Michael ICuritar and Mrs. Mary Horvath from Branch 429; also from the various branches in the Detroit area there were Mrs. Ethel Korponay, Mrs. Marczis, Mi;s. Ra­­koezy, Mrs. Anton Magyar, Mrs. Soos and Mrs. Henry Keller of the Verhovay Club. May I take this opportunity to thank Mr. Henry Keller of the Verhovay Club for all the help he gave mo in ordering the correct amount of everything needed and for all he and Mrs. Keller did in cooperat­ing with the members of Branch 429. Also we wish to thank Mr. Bert Farkas for the help he gave us serving behind the bar. The members also did their share of work and I know they want to be thanked publicly so here are thanks to: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Greenwald for the very fine job they did of setting the tables all by themselves; Elvira László acted as Hostess and saw that all the guests were seated to 'their satisfaction; Cecelia Her­man and Mary Rakoczy helped very nicely in the Check Room; George Kuritar, A1 Bercheny, Steve and Yolan Horvath, Jose­phine Kuritar and Mary Horvath did an excellent job of waiting on the guests; Mr. Michael Kuri­tar assisted Yours Truly at the door, selling and taking tickets;, and my very own Louis Lucas took full and sole charge of the bar in the afternoon; all in all, the one-third membership present certainly did their share of work. Mrs. Leslie Nyiri, wife of the president of branch 500, rendered some lovely Hungarian and Amer­ican songs to delight the guests. Mrs. Samuel Toth, from Branch 429 was induced to come out of the kitchen and sing Hungarian folk songs which were welcomed by everyone. The large birthday cake which graced the Guests’ Table was raffled off in the evening and won by a young man whose folks live in Flint. The lucky man was Joseph Gall of 410 Cotterell Ave. I was surprised to see so many young people at the dance in the evening. All branches were well represented qnd everyone seemed to be having a good time. All in all, it was quite a success. Thanks everyone, and come again. * * * A surprise birthday party was given to Mrs. Mary Horvath at the Verhovay Home January 6. The party took on the aspects óf a Banquet, since so many people attended. Those responsible for making it a success are Mr. Joseph Szabó, Secretary of Branch 443; Mrs. Ethel Korponay also of Branch 443; Mrs. Florence Pet­ruska, President of the Woodmen Circle 75; Mrs. Anna Horvath of Branch 429 and Mr. Daniel Rob, recently a new member of 429. I won’t mention names of the guests as there were so many, but I will say that the greatest majority of them were Verhovay members. Mr. Martin Himler, pub­lisher of the Journal, was also present. This was one of those rare occasions since Mr. Himler is noted for the parties he does NOT attend. * * * The first Toth grandchild was born on December 31 to Mary Fernandez, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Toth. The young man, Ernest Fernandez, Jr., tipped the scales at slightly over five pounds. Mrs. Toth is very excited about her new (and first) grandchild We hope you have many happy years helping daughter Mary raise the young chap to manhood. * * * I will leave Joseph Greenwald’s yarn until the first March issue as I may have too long a column at present. * * * Editor: Thanks a lot for the story published in the January issue. It was very interesting and entertaining. How about some more like it? I especially would like stories about the Transyl­vania regions, as the tales from there have unusual appeal. Why not a book-length novel in install­ments, so that we will have some­thing to look forward to each month besides the personal col­umns? * * * Joseph J. Horvath: I’m glad that my old faithful feudin’ part­ner noticed that I had come back into the fold of Verhovay scribes. Why didn’t some of your mem­bers come to our Banquet? Or was the weather too bad for driving here? We ought to plan on a Picnic this summer to Put-SEW AND SAVE The Way To Smart Economy 2769 50 Style No. 3173 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 36, 38 and 40. Style No. 2769 is designed for sizes 16, 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46, 48 and 50. Send FIFTEEN CENTS (15c) for EACH PATTERN SPRING FASHION MAGAZINE 10 cents extra Address Fashion Bureau Verhoyak Lapja 121 West 19th Street, New York, N. Y. QUESTION Which are the only cough drops containing Vitamin A? (CAROTENE) in-Bay, with the two branches meeting there, and having games and races with prizes as an in­ducement. See what your members think of the idea, and let’s plan on it seriously so that all plans will be made ahead of schedule. Until the first March issue, take care of yourselves and get plenty of new members to read our Journal. THE FERRET. LITTLE JULIUS SNEEZER NT BAKES

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