Verhovayak Lapja, 1950 (33. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1950 / Verhovay Journal
Trenton Girl Star In “Blossom Time” PAGE 12 — Betty M. Demko of Branch 417 makes hit with audience, wins pritics’ acclaim in stage debut. — Miss Betty M. Demko : Beauty, youth, personality, ambition and talent: an irresistible combination, to be found in Betty M. Demko whom Branch 417-ers of Trenton, N. J., are proud to call one of their own. They went in droves to the War Memorial Building- on Sunday, January 8, both in the afternoon and in the evening, to lead in the applause that crowned the Trenton «tage debut of Betty in 'Blossom Time,’ the beautiful, melodious operetta which proved a marvellous vehicle for her golden voice and acting ■ talent. Your Health From the Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania and the Allegheny County Medical Society The sinuses are hollow cavities in the bones of the head and. face which are filled with air. * * They decrease the weight of the bones and also offer space through which incoming air may circulate and be warmed and moistened. * if. * These hollows are connected with the nose by small openings and inflamation of the nose may close the sinuses, interfering with drainage, and trapping air in the cavity. * * * The chief causes of sinus trouble are infections of the nose and throat such as the common cold, influenza, measles, scarlet fever, whooping cough, and diphtheria * ¥ * The pain in sinus infection is usually due to the swelling and closure of the sinus outlet, # # as This pain may sometimes be Telieved by putting a hot water bottle, hot wet pads, or an To the Hungarians of Trenton, N. | J., Betty, the daughter of Mi*, and Mrs. Louis Demko of 724 Cass St., always was a star, even when making her first appearances as a little girl at the affairs' and festivities sponsored by Hungarian groups. Firmly believing in their daughter’s talent, her parents decided to make every effort and, if necessary, to make every sacrifice to provide Betty with the best possible musical education and training. It was a long and often hard struggle but they never failed to live up to the responsibility which they so willingly and generously assumed upon recognizing their daughter’s unusual talent. And Betty proved worthy of her devoted parents’ faith, from the very first music lesson she received until the day when she won her first laurels on the. legitimate stage. Forever practising, untiringly studying and cultivating the talents with which she had been so richly endowed, she made marvellous progress until, as a most accomplished pupil of Miss Elizabeth Liebling of New York City, she was contracted to sing the leading role in Blossom Time, under the direction of Mr. Faust, The troupe started in Rochester and reached Trenton on January 8 when Betty, starring in two performances, g'ave the good people of her hometown memories that will live long in the heart of every one who has heard and seen her in Blossom Time . . . ' That after this experience, the Verhovayans in Trenton are more than ever devoted admirers of Betty M. Demko, goes without saying. For every one of them we say: Good luck and a world of Success, to you, Betty! And Mr. and Mrs. Demko will understand if we add: it must be wonderful to have a daughter like Betty ... Mrs. Frank J. Cher —-------------------Verhovay electric pad over the inflamed part. * * * In more severe cases even medical treatment fails to cure sinusitis and an operation becomes necessary to open and drain the sinus. * * * Improperly blowing the nose by holding one side can force infection up into the sinuses. * ¥ * In blowing the nose violently. hold the nose at the bridge »and blow through both sides. * * * The frequent use of sprays, oils, and antiseptics in the nose may injure the mucous membrane and cause sinus trouble. Symptoms of sinus disorder usually include a headache or pain over the infected sinus in the morning, which passes off later in the day. * * * There may be pain in the cheek, upper teeth, or elsewhere in the head, and the forehead may be tender to pressure. ^ ¥ The nose may become dry and clogged due to the swollen membrane and lack of drainage. * * * A stuffy nose is not necessarily a sign of sinusitis, but SMILES “Hello, Coach!” “I thought you were told not to drink while in training.” “What makes you think I’ve been drinking, coach?” “I’m not the coach.” Lady of the house: “What can I do for you?” Tramp: “If you don’t mind, I’d like a coat sewed on this button.”. “Do you still act toward your wife the same as you did before you were married ? ” “Just the same. I remember when 1 first fell in love with her. I would lean over the fence in front of her house and gaze at her shadow on the curtain, afraid to go in. And, I , act exactly the same way now.” The teacher was trying to make the pupils think, so asked some tricky questions. “Johnny,” said the teacher, “give me an example of ‘nothing’.” Johnny di dnot hesitate. “Nothing,” he said, “is a balloon with its skin off.” “6id you make these biscuits with your own little hands.” “Yes, why?” “Oh, I just wondered who lifted them out of the oven for you.” A man went out with the boys one evening and before he realized it the morning of the next day had dawned. He hesitated to call home and tell his wife. Finally he hit upon an idea. He phoned and when his wife answered he shouted, “Don’t pay the ransom, I’m back!” AVarm breath on my cheek Soft cheek on my shoulder, Little face close to mine. Ee.eeeek! Who let the cat in ? Journal _________________ Expert Opinion When Mr. Walker came home he paused at the front door and extracted a letter from the mail-box. His wife watched him as he read the return address on the corner of the envelope, then slipped the communication, unopened, into his pocket. “Who is that letter from?” Mrs. W. inquired. “What do you want to know for?” her husband replied, teasingly. “There you are!” Mrs. W. exploded. “What do I want to know for? Horace Walker, you are the most inquisitive person I ever met!” Longer Loops, Please To his son who was attending college, the deacon of a church wrote: Dear Arnold: I suggest that you add penmanship to your other courses; at least, long enough to learn that the small “e” and “1” are not the same height. Until your mother deciphered your last letter for me, I was sure that you and the other young man sharing your room all had coeds — not colds. if you have sinusitis, you need proper medical care. * ¥ * Uncured sinusitis often leads to bronchitis, mastoid infection, and arthritis. DO YOU KNOW? Only in the sounds “m,” “n,” and “ng” does air pass through the nose in song or speech. February 15, 1950 NEWS From The Field (Continued from page 3) However, as members of Branch 443 the members of former Branch 356 are cordially invited and urged to attend the Br. 443 meetings held on the first Sunday of March, June, September and December, at the former Verhovay Home. Membership dues are received by Mr. Joseph Szabó, Manager, at' the former Verhovay Home, every Friday evening between 6 and 9 o’clock, or at other times at his home. THE HOME OFFICE. MASSILON, O. Branch 360 ANNOUNCEMENT Members of Branch 360 are informed herewith, that the monthly dues will be collected hereafter on the first Sunday following the 17th of each month, between 2 and 4 p.m.. at my home, 1108 Johnson St., S. E. Massilon, O. The meetings will no longer be held at the Kalman’s Hall. PAUL J. JUH ASZ, Manager. DETROIT, MICH. Branch 500 NOTICE The complete list of the officers elected at our annual meeting on December 10, 1949, is as follows: President Leslie Nyiri, Manager John Gyiraszin, Comptroller Joseph Kish, Recording Secretary Mary Gyiraszin, auditors George Bardocz and Lorenz Shaffer. Meetings are held on the second Sunday of each month at 2 p.m., at the Manager’s home, 17414 St. Anbin SL Thej members may rest assured that I am at their service at all times. Dues may be paid at the regular meeting or at any other time at my home. JOHN GYIRASZIN, Manager. DETROIT, MICH. Branch 511 OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT The members of Branch 511 are urged to keep in mind that the Association cannot be held responsible for dues unless they are paid, in accordance with the provisions of the By-laws, to the duly elected Manager of the Branch or an authorized officer at the District Office. Mr. Joseph G. Nemeth of 2412 Sharon St„ Detroit 9, Mich., is the duly elected Manager of Branch 511, to whom the dues are to paid and to whom all matters pertaining to the business of the Association are to be presented. THE HOME OFFICE. FONTANA, CALIF. Branch 527 NOTICE The members of Branch 527 are requested to pay their dues and to present their claims to Mr. Gabor Bencze, 1554 Conejo Drive, San Bernardino, Calif., who had been elected Manager of the re-activated branch. Mr. Bencze, who had previously! served the membership of the Branch in this capacity, is at all times at the disposal of the members and will render quick and efficient service on all matters entrusted to his care. ALEXANDER GYULAY, Manager, Branch 525.
