Verhovayak Lapja, 1941. január-június (24. évfolyam, 1-26. szám)

1941-03-27 / 13. szám

Page 10____________________________V erhör ay ak Lapja_________________________March 27, mi UNDER THE CHICAGO BANNER ANNOUNCING A MEMBERSHIP DRIVE Composed of 82 Branches The Contest Began January 1, 1941 and Will Close November 30. 1941 26 Beautiful Prizes in Merchandise, or Cash, if Preferred, Will Be Results of the Drive will be judged according to points earned. Each Awarded the Winners before Christmas of This Year. new Senior or Junior policy will be worth a certain number of points enumerated in the following manner: FIRST PRIZE................................... $250.00 IN CASH For the FIRST prize contestants must have at least....... 100,000 points SECOND PPRIZE — $150 in Cash or a $200 Refrigerator or Parlor Set. For the SECOND and THIRD prizes at least.................... 75,000 points For the FOURTH and FIFTH prizes at least................. 50,000 points “TWO” THIRD PRIZES of $100 in Cash or For the SIXTH prizes contestants must have at least .... 35,000 points A $150 Combination Victrola Radio $1,000 Senior Policy with 12 months dues paid .................... 2,000 points $1,000 Senior Policy with 6 months dues paid ................... 1,000 points “FOUR” FOURTH PRIZES of $75 in Cash or a New 1942 Model Radio $ 500 Senior Policy with 12 months dues paid ................... 1,000 points $ 500 Senior Policy with 6 months dues paid ................. 500 points “SIX” FIFTH PRIZES of $50 in Cash or a $75 Rogers Silver Chest. A 25c Junior Policy with 12 months dues paid................... 800 points A 25c Junior Policy with 6 months dues paid ................. 400 points “TWELVE” SIXTH PRIZES of $25 in Cash or a Beautiful Modern A 15c Junior Policy with 12 months dues paid .................... 600 points Chrome Kitchen Set Consisting of Table and Four Chairs. A 15c Junior Policy with 6 months dues paid .................... 300 points ATTENTION ! ! ! CHICAGO DISTRICT The 55th Jubilee Celebra­tion planned for June 22, 1941, will be the main topic of discussion at an impor­­- tant meeting of the Chicago District, to be held Sunday, March 30th in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Committee members of South-end Chicago and Cal­umet District branches are asked to meet promptly at 9:00 a. m., at 92nd and Cot­tage Grove Avenue, from where a chartered bus will transport the members to Milwaukee. The bus is scheduled to return at 9:00 p. m. the same day. Officers and committee members of the Chicago Dis­trict ere urged to attend the meeting, as their sugges­tions will be necessary to complete plans for an out­standing VERHOV AY DAY. Branch secretaries are asked to report to the dis­trict secretary at this meet­ing the names of all mem­bers who will in any way assist at the Celebration, so that the proper position and time schedule may be as­signed to each individual. None of the members, with the exception of the Jubilee officers, will be expected to ivork during the entire day. At the picnic, which is scheduled to be held June 22d at Frank’s Grove, 117th and Homan Avenue, an ad­ministration booth will be erected for the convenience of members, and a loud speaker system will be in­stalled on a truck. Sepessy’s popular orchestra, together with the newly organized. Verhovian Orchestra com­posed of Branch 37 mem­bers, will provide the music for dancing. At the last meeting held at Indiana Harbor, there came to light the fact that the women of that particular Branch were very adept at preparing "Laczi Pecsenye” in the open, and that they cure supplied with the pro­per equipment. They have been asked to demonstrate their abilities in the culinary art at our Verhovay Day celebration. Women members of Branch 96 and 37, living nearest to the picnic grounds, will as­sist in the kitchen. Branch 130, with the aid of two members from each branch, has offered to conduct the bingo game. Each branch will be called upon to contribute to the entertainment a short pro­gram consisting of a skit, dancing or singing, not to exceed ten minute in length. The Membership Drive now in progress will, nö doubt, be the most important part of our Jubilee Celebra­tion. The Chicago District has done well, but there are unlimited possibilities for improvement. At this time l cm very happy to an­nounce that Miss Anna Bod­nar, Secretary of Branch 371 in Gary, Indiana, has entered the contest. Here’s hoping she will be among the winners. It ux>uld add to the interest of the con­test were more women to compete, and the worthwhile awards should be an added incentive. They are o*s fol­lows: $250.00 in cash—first prize; $150 in cash or a refrigerator—second prize; two THIRD prizes—$100 in cash or a $150 combination radio; four FOURTH prizes —$75 in cash or a 1942 Model radio; six FIFTH prizes—$50 in cash or a $75 Rogers Silver chest; twelve SIXTH prizes of $25 in cash or a beautiful chrome kitchen set. Now whet wo­men could truthfully say she wouldn’t like to have any of these beautiful prizes? A little time and effort on your part will bring happy results. The men have worked hard, but we would like more contestants, since some of the branches have not, as yet, entered the contest. Al­though the membership drive has been in progress for three months, there is still time for you to enter and compete for one of the prizes. The District Secre­tary, Mrs. Louis Sabo, 11934 Lowe Avenue, Chicago, Illi­nois, is waiting to hear from you. Don’t forget our next meet­ing, Sunday, March 30th, in Milwaukee! Until then, I remain Fraternally, MRS. LOUIS SABO, District Secretary.--------------—O----------------­BRANCH 395 McKeesport, Pennsylvania As it may not have es­caped the members’ notice, the social life of Branch 395 during the past year has been practically nil. But at our latest meeting on Feb­ruary 11th the proverbial worm turned—and with a vengeance. President John Szabo’s proposed plan for a new social calendar met with the enthusiastic ac­claim and wholehearted ap­proval of all present. Even the most skeptical were favorably impressed, to say the least. To commemorate the an­niversary of our branch, we shall hold a banquet,'and the committee in charge, headed by Alex Goydan, consists of Albert Jozik, Helen Ganyu, Elizabeth Nor­man and your obedient serv­ant. Also, the branch plan­ned a bowling party for Tuesday, March 25th, to usher out the bowling sea­son in style. For the benefit of those members, good and true, who pay their dues regular­ly but never come to the meetings for any other rea­son, I should like to sug­gest that they stick around awhile and see what goes on. You may have done that in the past and, find­ing nothing stirring, turned towards home again, but I can assure you that you will find things looking up, and with Mrs. Norman hovering in the background, you can always be sure of delicious refreshments. Let me say that a branch is, no bigger than the mem­bers 'of which it is com­posed, so the success of our new program depends upon your regular attendance and cooperation. And then too, there’s that lunch. Fraternally yours, Your Publicity Agent.------------------O------------i---­BRANCH 90 NOTICE Allentown, Pennsylvania On Sunday, April 20, 1941, beginning at. 7:00 p. m., in the Hungarian Hall, 520 Union Street, Branch 90 will hold a Chicken Supper. Music will be played by Joseph Salontai’s Orchestra. Admission will be 75c. Tickets to the affair may be secured at the meetings or from the branch officers. Members and friends are cordially invited to attend this event. Fraternally, THE COMMITTEE.------------------O-----------------­BRANCH 432 NOTICE Crescent, Ohio A dance sponsored by Branches 432 and 288 will be held on Easter Sunday, \pril 13,1941, in the Crescent Verhovay Home, and the music will be played by John Bunchy and his orchestra, featuring Margaret Bunchy as the vocalist. Everyone is cordially in­vited to participate in this event. Fraternally, PAUL NAGY, President. MARTIN GERSEY Secretary-Treas. SPECIAL NOTICE BRANCH 434, South Bend, Indiana Due to certain circum­stances the meeting date of Branch 434 has been changed. Hereafter the monthly meeting shall be held on the SECOND Sunday of the month, at the Verhovay Hall, 1924 W. Indiana Ave­nue, beginning at 2:00 p. m. Dues are payable at all meetings. Fraternally, KATHIE JANKOVITS, Recorder.------------------O-----------------­BRANCH 362 NOTICE Dayton, Ohio A very important meeting will be held Sunday, April 6, 1941, 2:00 p. *n., at St. Emerick’s Hall. It is necessary that as many as possible attend and take part in the discussions. At this time sports and social events will be planned. Your cooperation is needed to plan these events. Fraternally, JOSEPH H. PRINCE, M. D. President. Lemon Juice Recipe Ohecks Rheumatic Pain Quickly« t If you suffer from rheumatic, arthri­tis or neuritis pain, try this simple inexpensive home recipe that thousands are using. Get a package of Ru-Ex Compound today. 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