Verhovayak Lapja, 1940. július-december (23. évfolyam, 27-52. szám)

1940-11-28 / 48. szám

November 28, 1940 Verhovayak DEARBORN HIGHLIGHTS La pja_____________ TOPS IN STYLE Page 8 It’s been a long time since the Dearborn Branch has been heard from, but we are still in ex­istence, though in hibernation. This is the season of the year when we blossom out with ideas and social events. Let’s see what the calendar of events yields to date. * * * The most important coming event is the annual meeting when new officers are elected and new ideas submitted. The meeting will take place on Sunday, December 15, 1940 (the third Sunday of the month), at 2:00 p. m. sharp, at the SUGAR BOWL, corner of Salina and Lowrey, opposite the Salina School. This being the most important meeting of the year, all members are urged to bt present. Those members who are in arrears with their dues will please make every effort to bring them up to date. Refresh­ments will be served after the meeting, as has been the custom at these annual meetings. RE­MEMBER, ANNUAL MEETING SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1940. AT 2:00 P. M. PLEASE AT­TEND! * * * A tentative idea has been suggested by the Entertainment Committee. A Christmas Party in the form of a Fish Supper and Card Party has been planned either for a Friday or Saturday evening the week before Christ­mas. The date will be set at the meeting November 24th and will be published in the Journal for the coming three weeks. Be on the lookout for details of this affair. When final arrangements have been made, you will be notified through the Journal and also by mail, in time to remind you to be present. * * * Several of the younger mem­bers have suggested that we have a bowling party (both sexes) at some future date. We could all go bowling and later drop in at some eating place and partake of refreshments. Sounds good. I know we can count on at least 10 members. * * * Several social events have oc­curred of late that should be known by the members. Two of our members married, twins have been bom, etc. Mary Horvath, of the Holly Street Horvaths, mar­ried Steve Horvath. She was given away by Steve Horvath and her father also was Steve H o r v a t h—rather complicated. There is a girl whose name wasn t changed by marriage. Alexander Bercheny married a young lady from Ohio, whose name to date I haven’t heard A1 was married the same day as Mary, September 28th. Joseph Lriszlo was to be married the same day, but due to the sudden serious illness of his mother, the bappy event was postponed to a later date. Mrs. Joseph László has now recuperated and is con­valescing at her home amidst her children and a brand new grand­daughter, born to Mr. and Mrs Oliver László, in September. Twins were born to Mrs. Irene Alsobrook (nee Zaker), and I’m happy to say they are the latest Verhovay members. Other new’ nembers are, Zoltán Varga, Louis Baki, Jr. and Grace Soos, and among the Juveniles are Marlene Tatar (whose grandmother paid in several years dues on a 20 pay life certificate as a birthday present), Robert Markotan an», the Alsobrook twine. That’s aboul all for the present. * * * I rather like the idea of a Round Table meeting, but it makes it difficult for those con­tributors not residing in the tri­­slate area to be present in per­son. What has become of “Dirk’­­Fulop, whose satirical writings were the one thing that held my interest from issue to issue? I have tried, v’ith failure to date to satirize on several subjects i guess my education hasn’t been sufficiently completed for me tc indulge in this spicy venture Also, I note with pleasure that Branch 366 is back in circula­tion again, with a new publicity man at the helm. I still miss my old feudin’ partner, Joseph J. Horvath, and it seems a pity that he let himself be talked out of continuing his pleasant report­ing. In my opinion, news of the branches and the branch members still continues to be the most important contribution to the re­vised Journal. I miss the care­free discussions given by contri­butors to each other. Through these messages that were given to each other friendship had been formed and a feeling of know­ing one another. I never had the pleasure of meeting any of the contributors except “Mys­­trieky,” but it seemed as though I knew them all. I had pictures in my mind of their various per­sonalities and each issue was a pleasant surprise. (I rather ex­pect I’ll hear about these personal opinions of mine, but I can take it—and I’ll be looking forward to same.) * * ♦ NOTICE OF CHANGE OF AD­DRESS: The new address of the secretary of Branch 429 is 2522 Carson Street, Detroit, Michigan. Telephone Vinewood 1-8779. Kindly see that dues and other business is referred to this ad­dress. * * * With due apology for my lengthy chatter, I still remain THE FERRET. •--------------O----------­L E T T Y By “TREB” HAGAN Branch 430 Homestead, Pa. ’ know a girl named Letty She has that light brown hair. Her face is heavenly pretty, Complexion—It’s so fair! The first time that I met her l looked into her eyes; And what I sato behind them Was to me a big surprise. They told me she was lovely And that was plain to see; Just as 1 found out later, Much too lovely—just for me. She teas a girl of twenty, That much I had been told; Before she said a word I knew She had a heart of gold. Youthful Jumpers And Jerkins Jerkins and jumpers, they’re top fashion of the year, and destined to be your favorite, too. They're smartly keyed to the note of the season in style and wear­­ability. A classically cut jumper or jerkin slipped on over your tail­ored shirt blouse or a sweater couldn’t be neater for any occa­sion. All ages and sizes cut a striking figure in these practical fashions, and they seem to stretch your budget like magic. For dress up, wear a silk or satin blouse with a velveteen jumper. The same jumper is the perfect school or career costume when worn with a sheer wool or cotton shirt blouse. Corduroy, plaid wool, sheer wool crepe, no­velty rayons, gabardine and ever so many other fabrics are appro- | pxiate for these versatile favor- j ites that are so easy for you to [ make. Sleek princess jumper No. 2519. Sizes 12 to 20. Size 16, 2 3 8 yds. 54-in. fabric for jumper; 1% yds. 39-in. fabric for blouse. All occasion jacket pattern No. 2615. Sizes 12 to 20; 30 to 42. Size 36, % yds. 54-in. fabric for jerkin; 1% yds. for jacket! 1% yds. 39-in. fabric for bolero. Shirtwaist frock with new style jerkin No. 2559. Sizes 12 to 20. Size 16, 4 3 8 yds. 39-in. fabric for dress; % yd. 54-in. fabric for jerkin. Three piece jerkin costume No. 2612. Sizes 10 to 20. Size 16, 2% yds. 54-in. fabric for jerkin and skirt; l7/s yds. 39-in. fabric for blouse. Tiny tot dress and jerkin No. 2737. Sizes 2 to 8. Size 4, 1*4 yds. 35-in. fabric for dress; % yd. for I jerkin. Checked wool jumper for col­lege or career No. 2729. Sizes 11 to 19. Size 15, 214 yds. 54-in. fabric for jumper; 2% yds. 39-in. fabric for blouse. Your Fall and Winter Fashion Book is waiting for you! It in­cludes over 100 patterns for all sizes and every occasion. Just 15 cents—only 10 cents when order­ed with a pattern. Each pattern 15 cents. Address PATTERN DEPARTMENT, VER­­ROVAYAK LAPJA, 121 West 19th Street, New York City. Write plainly your NAME, AD­DRESS AND STYLE NUMBER. I Be SURE TO STATE SIZE. She spoke her words so softly, So kind and so sincere; Ticas her the world respected, Because she was so dear! f haven’t seen the world you know, Still I seem to get around; And I could bet my boots on this—, No sweeter can be found. 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