Verhovayak Lapja, 1952 (35. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1952 / Verhovay Journal
March 19, 1952 Verhovay Journal page s VERHOVAY TOURNAMENT EXTENDS FROM NEW YORK TO LOS ANGELES more than twenty years. Let your branch manager know about, any prospects. Hurry! Don’t delay!! WHO WILL BE THE 1952 VERHOVAY QUEEN? (Continued from page 2) receive registration fee forms for those non-bowlers who are not accompanying any of the teams. Below is an exact copy of the postal cards from Deshler- Wallick Hotel. These reservation cards must be completed by those intending to go to Columbus and mailed directly to Deshler- Wallick Hotel, Reservation Department, Columbus, Ohio. More detailed information will be forwarded all team captains and branch managers when the supplies of postal cards are mailed from the Home Office about the end of this month. RESERVE CHECK HERE RATE PREFERRED Reservations will be Single Room (1 Person) $ cancelled at 6 P.M. on arrival date unless later arrival hour is specified. Double Bed Room $ Twin Bed Room s Parlor, Bedroom Suite s NAME STREET CITY TIME AND DATE OF ARRIVAL DAY OF DEPARTURE VERHOVAY FRATERNAL INSURANCE ASSOCIATION NAME OF CONVENTION OR EVENT DAYTON PLANNING AUTOMOBILE AND BUS CARAVAN Word has reached the office of the Tournament Administrator that Branches 249, 362 and 147 held a joint meeting at the regular meeting place of Branch 249 to organize for the official participation of Dayton in the National Verhovay Fellowship Days which will be observed during the tournament. The meeting was attended by Branch Managers Andrew Hankoczky, Julius Polichanv, Joseph Czeiszperger, and Andrew Papp, Branch President, Stephen Haller, Branch Auditor, and former director John Kelemen who is editor-owner of the Dayton Hungarian Herald. They resolved that Dayton and its area will appear in a body at the bowling on Saturday and the Saturday night buffet dinner and dance. An automobile and bus caravan will take the Daytoners to Columbus. The meeting further declared that all three branches will participate officially in the Bencze-Revesz Anniversary New Membership Campaign, and that the new members will be initiated at the Columbus event along with the 100 new members to be initiated by Columbus Branch 129. The Dayton area members are urged to get in touch with their branch managers to make reservations immediately. Call any of these managers: Andrew Hankoczky RA7738 Julius Polichanv TA2593 Joseph Czeiszperger FU1970 or John Kelemen, Editor AD9722 BENCZE-REVESZ ANNIVERSARY NEW MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN Never before have we seen such activity among the branches as now when they are driving hard to secure many new members in honor of National President John Bencze and National Secretary Coloman Revesz. Many interesting letters have been received attached to the new application blanks expressing thanks to the leaders of the Association for conducting’ such a campaign in conjuction with the tournament. If the present heavy flow of new applications continues, it is possible that we shall have the largest mass initiatipn of new members in Verhovay history on Saturday, May 31st, in Columbus. All the members are urged to assist the branch managers in soliciting new members so that we may show our true appreciation to the two fine officers who have led the organization for TO A TrC AU Rooms with combination 1\A 1 LO Tub and Shower Bath. SINGLE ROOMS FOR ONE 55.00, $5.50, $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, $8.00, $9.00 DOUBLE ROOMS FOR TWO (Double Bed) 59.00, $10.00, $11.00, $31.50, $12.50, $13.50. TWIN BEDS TOR TWO $9.50, $10.50, $11.50, $13.50;$14.50 PARLOR SUITES, LIVING and BED ROOM— Single or Double $12.00 to $27.00 LARGE CAPACITY ROOMS accommodating 4 to 10— from $3.00 up per person depending on number of occupants per room. ___________________________j One of the most important items on the agenda when the National Executive Tournament Committee meets during the week of March 17 will be the formulation of plans for the Verhovay Tournament Beauty Contest. This will be the first beauty contest held by the^Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association. The selection of a beauty queen who will reign during 1952 will be a difficult task in as much as the Verhovay Fraternal Insurance Association is noted for its lovely female members. It has been correctly stated that every female member of Verhovay is a queen in her own rights, and the selection of a super queen will not be an easy matter. This beauty contest itself is worth the trip to Columbus both for the contestants and the spectators. Atlantic City from now on will have nothing on Verhovay, and who knows whither these beauty contests will lead. Perhaps some day Miss America will be drawn from one of our Verhovay queens. The contest will be open to all Verhovay female members! and no official entry blanks will be required. Every girl or young* woman who attends automatically becomes an entrant. The judge« — whoever they may be — will not overlook anyone. FAMOUS ZIGGY BELA DETROIT HUNGARIAN VILLAGE ORCHESTRA TO PLAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DANCES The Tournament Executive Committee proudly announces that it has secured the services of the Ziggv Bela Orchestra of the Hungarian Village. Detroit, Michigan. The proprietor of this Hungarian Village will accompany the famous orchestra and will take part in the festivities. Ziggv Bela has a long term contract with the Detroit Hungarian Village, nationally know among Hungarians as one of the finest night clubs in the country where superb Magyar music may be heard and enjoyed. Ziggv Bela’s repertoire includes not only Hungarian music of the highest artistic quality but also American dance music of all types. Friday night’s dance will be held in the exclusive New Ionian Room and the Saturday buffet dinner and dance will be held in the beautiful Crystal Ballroom, all social activities to take place in Hotel Deshler-Wallick. TOURNAMENT ALBUM NOTICE TO ALL BRANCHES The deadline for accepting advertising for the 1952 Tournament Album will be April 5, 1952. All branch managers are urged to send their advertisements? together with net remittances to the Tournament Administrator.. John Sabo, 436 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh 19, Pa. as soon as possible.' Every branch is advised to have at least one advertisement in this memorable album. msmwm OFFICIAL NOTICE The management of Branch 216, Northampton. Pa., has been assigned to JOSEPH MARTON, 445 E. 12th St., Northampton, Pa. The members of this branch have the assurance of Mr. Marton that he shall conscientiously serve their Verhovay interests to their complete satisfaction. The members are urged to reciprocate this assurance by giving the new branch manager the assistance and cooperation required to maintain an efficiently operating branch. JOHN BENCZE National President Never throughout history has a man who lived a life of ease left a name worth remembering. (Theodore Roosevelt) To discuss an opinion with a fool is like carrying a lantern before a blind man. (De Gaston) By all means marry; if you get a good wife, you will be very happy; if you get a bad wife, you will become a philosopher. (Socrates) You can’t build up a reputation on what you are going to do. (Henry Ford) *
