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

1940-04-25 / 17. szám

April 25, 1940 Page 11 477 BUGLE CALL Well, here’s the ole Bugler again folks. No, I can't play a bugle but I'm hoping to get the same results. We had a few more members at our meeting this month, but we could do a LOT better. It seems as tho our local Verhovay-ites have a bad habit of procrastination. Don't come to the "next meeting.” Come NOW. Ah ha! Mr. President, what were you doing while the secretary was reading those important com­munications? J. S. is so proud of his bright green socks that he raised his leg instead of his hand when voting! Goldie, did you find any of "those’’ in your Easter bonnet? It's becoming even on J. S. Let's see—what else was it used for? Seems as tho it was always in circulation. Dot, you really should stick around the next time. Congratulations and best wishes to Gay and Marge, who have "altered” their lives. Grace N. is an “up and coming one.” She's going to play ball. Julia, now that you started to make suggestions, won’t you please stay that way? My sincere apologies to Branch lOH. Last month 1 wrote that J7T was sponsoring the dance on the ?0th. It should have been Branches 177 and 10t> as the joint sponsors. Well, I can't tell you anything about the dance, except that the bets are 2 to 1 whether Jay Nyako will dance at said shindig or not. Boys, remember our last dance? Surprise wasn’t it. Well, anyway, be careful, girls and boys, the Bugler will be on your trail, just a-looking for news. Football is out of season and we all know that baseball is in the high lights. I can't help but think of the good ole Siamese football cheer, “Awa Tagoo Siam.” (Repeat the words rapidly.) May I ask the support of all our' members in buying and selling raffle ticketsf We must have more funds if we are to have a ball team. It i« for the good of the Branch, and I feel that you all will cooperate. Please don't with­draw your support from the Branch. I’d like to see ä crowd at the next meeting, so I could get more information about the members. I don’t care much for snooping (ahem!). But everything seen and heard is made public by —THE BUGLER.-------------0------------­BRANCH 439 Johnstown, Pennsylvania Confucius say: “He who have no birth­days, have no fun.” Again, we invite all mem­bers, friends and out-of­­towners to our Birthday Party, which is to be held April 28th, 7:30 p.m. at St. Emerick’s Church Hall, 6th Avenue and Chestnut St. We are sorry to have dis­appointed our members and friends, at our last birthday affair, but the river just didn’t stay away from our door. Confucius say: “Birthdays are grand oc­casions.” So we urge members who had their birthdays in the months of February, March and April to attend, as our guests of honor. To B. M.—WHo was the young chap who kept you away from the last meeting? To H. H.—Sorry to hear about your mother’s illness. We hope she feels much better. Try to attend our affair this month. Confucius say: "Time for Four-Thirty- Niner to hit hay again.” Ho, hum ... Here’s to see­ing you all again, in spite of April showers. —A Four-Thirty-Niner. ■--------------O-------------­RECEIPTS OF DANCE to Be Given to Hungarian Reference Library Verhovayak Lapja The net profit from the gross receipts of the dance held by the Hungarian Pro­fessional Society April 13th at Hotel Webster Hall, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, will be turned over to the good use and lofty purposes of the Hungarian Reference Library of New York City. The Hungarian Profession­al Society is to be commend­ed for its high motives which prompted the sponsoring of the affair. With such unselfish sup­port and genuine interest, as that so recently shown by the Hungarian Profession­al Society, the course of the Hungarian Reference Libra­ry will be smooth indeed. The social event at Web­ster Hall was well attended and enjoyed by all those at­tending the dance. The program left no one unsatisfied, for there was both American and Hunga­rian music to fill the needs of the varied groups. The Hungarian Profession­al Society deserves the good will and cooperation of every Hungarian, because of the fine work it is doing.--------------O-------------­SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT First Annual Spring Dance Branch 394 of New York City will hold its First An­nual Spring Dance on Sat­urday, April 27th, at the Lenox Hill Hall, 331 East 70th Street, New York City. The Verhovay Orchestra with the inimitable Elmer Horosnyi will furnish the music for dancing. Our orchestra is growing in popularity every day. We now have a large following which is very gratifying in­deed. All the Verhovay mem­bers will be present at this gala occasion, and I am sure they will bring their friends. The members of Branch 394 will do their best to make this evening enjoy­able and entertaining for every one. —Davis Dobosy, Publicity Director 394. ATTENTION, BRANCH 157 Waukegan, Illinois Dear Members: Please take notice. The location of our meet­ings has been changed to the Slovanic National Hall locat­ed at 424 10th Street and McAllister Avenue, Wauke­gan. AH meetings will be held on the second Sunday of each month at 2 p. m. Please regularly attend these meetings at the new location and pay your dues there. If you are not able to at­tend the regular meetings dues will be accepted by Jo­seph Ditzig, Treasurer, at his home on 427 South Lewis Avenue, or at my home, 231 South West Street. All dues must be paid in before the 20th day of each month. Please let us have your full cooperation in these matters. Fraternally yours, JOHN A. KONDRATH, Secretary Branch 157.--------------O-------------­There are three kinds of people in the world, the wills, the wont’s and the cant’s. The first accomplish everything, the second op­pose everything, and the third fail in everything. LITTLE JULIUS SNEEZER BY BAKER STARS ON PARADE By TONI ROSSETT Miriam Jordan HAD TO SiT IN A GLASS CAGE AFTER. 6WEWAS MADE OUEENOF AN ENGLISH EX­POSITION! PEOPLE PAID A SHILLING EACH TO LOOK WIGS WWLE MAKING A PICTURE. WE SAYS THEY SHRINK ON WlM.CWS BCOTWCOS SAY W6 MEAD SWELLS!) RECORD IN CALIFORNIA HUNTIMCi CIRCLES. 606 KILLED A ITO-POONO BUCK WITH ONE SHOT FROM A .11 CALIBRE. PISTOL. ANNA STEM IS THE ONLY ACT­RESS WHO HAD OVER t» 1/000,000 SPENT ON HER BEFORE SHE EVEN APPEARED ON THE SCREEN. TODAY, ANNA LIVES IN A HOUSE BUILT OF CLASS

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