Magyar Egyház, 1975 (54. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1975-08-01 / 8-9. szám

12 MAGYAR EGYHÁZ Bacsó, son of Richard P. Bacsó and Beverly J. Glus: godparents, James Smith and Sharon Glus; Diana Ray Klaus, daughter of Clifford J. Klaus and Helen Jay Klaus: godparents, Ken­neth Bradley and Christine White; Samantha Marie Sarkett, daughter of Béla Sarkett and Cynthia Bailey: god­parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hanna; Susan Margaret Kish, daughter of Alex. Kish and Mary Th. Blatnik: godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Steven J. Blatnik; Wil­liam A. Rice, son of W. A. Rice and Eugene Tillmann: Amanda Marie Rice, daughter of W. A. Rice and Joyce A. Gall: godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Gif­ford Brown; Renee Linda Oláh, daugh­ter of Imre Oláh and Priscilla Gergel: godparents, Bart Caselli and Margaret Rumney; Martin József Sebők, son of Joseph R. Sebők and Sharon A. Gober: godparents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mi­­kula. May God bless the children and their loved ones. Marriages: Timothy Morris and Holly K. Bacsó May 3rd; Michael E. La Vegne and Susan L. Matto May 10; Steve Szaniszló Jr. and Loretta H. Locke May 24; Charles Papp and Phyllis M. Suggitt May 24; Charles Sidor and Constance E. Yuhász, John L. Pascador and Irene Biro May 31; Michael H. Fargo and Margaret R. Silye June 1; Dr. László Takács and Judith E. Szabó June 14; John Torre and Donna Guzenda June 14; William E. Osis and Helen E. Brace June 29; David D. Brdstrom and Ida S. Porkoláb Sept. 6; John A. Singley and Gail M. Rokas Sept. 6. May God bless them áll! HUNGARIAN REFORMED CHURCH COOK BOOK (11,000 copies sold) order from: The Dorcas Guild 9901 Allen Road Allen Park, Mich. 4S101 $3.00 - Postage .30 additional. CARTERET, N. J. All church organizations are resum­ing a full working schedule in Septem­ber. The Junior Women’s Guild is plan­ning a Fashion Show for September 15. The Church Council is working on several building projects; among them are covering the church doors with me­tal, reconstruction of the church’s heat­ing system, painting the inside of the church and of Bethlen Hall. Several church members are actively working for the New Jersey Hungarian Festival to be held September 13 at the Garden State Art Center; a number of them are members of the Kodály Chor­us; and scores of our people will be at the Festival. Fifteen of our young people had plan­ned to go to the BYF Conference but, in fact, only two went. Work schedules and college dates have prevented the rest from going. It seems the date of the conference should be changed. Baptisms: Jacqueline, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hodosh (adult bap­tism) on July 13; Nicole Lee, daughter of John Fullop, Jr. and Eileen Katko, on August 23. Weddings: Patrick Francis Tooker and Cheryle Irene Dodge, on August 23; Bela Kalo and Judith Deak, on August 31. Funerals: János Péter, 74, on July 15; Walter Filip, 54, on July 16. The Pastor also conducted the funeral ser­vices, together with the Rev. Gábor Csordás, of the widow of the late Pastor Charles Bogár, Mrs. Elizabeth Dókus Bogár, 73, on July 10; and of Mrs. Ist­ván Jenei (Lidia Béres), 87, a member of the former Elizabeth Hungarian Pres­byterian Church. DUQUESNE, PA. Baptism: James Paul, son of Mr. Wayne Kardell and his wife, the former Carol Mate, on August 24. Godparents were Kenneth Kardell and Julie Ann Du-Shane. Wedding: Lawrence Wargo and Jill Hite were united in marriage on Sep­tember 19. The closing program of our Vacation Bible School was held on August 8. Director was Mrs. Irene Zeleznik, Co­director: Miss Susan Wargo. Other teachers were Mrs. Christine Starry, Mrs. Leona Kennedy. Mrs. Malvene Heyz was in charge of luncheons. Sunday School Rally Day was ob­served on September 14. On September 17, the Women’s Club held its first meeting, a covered dish supper, under the direction of the new officers: Mrs. Mildred Sabo, president; Mrs. Julia Nagy, vice-president; Mrs. Sandra Schwend, secretary; Mrs. Mar­garet Koester, treasurer; Mrs. Christine Starry and Mrs. Janice Demes, program chairladies; Mrs. Dorothy Illés, honor­ary president. McKeesport, pa. The Lord’s Supper was served on August 3. On August 10 Rev. Sándor Mészáros, pastor of the Hungarian Lutheran Church of Pittsburgh, was our guest minister. Mrs. James Balogh on August 17 dur­ing the English Service presented a check for $2,000.00 to the church on behalf of the Women’s Guild. Our church took part in the Interna­tional Village on August 19-21. It was a great success again. Adults and young people worked hand-in-hand toward this success. The chairlady of the Village Committee was Mrs. Margaret Pank; vice-chairman, Mr. Julius Bakos. The total income was well over $6,000.00. Our church council was represented at the conference of the American Hun­garian Reformed Presbyter’s Associa­tion held in Ligonier by Mr. Gabor Balogh and the minister. The American Hungarian Reformed Minister’s Asso­ciation elected the Rev. Kalman A. Gondocz as its secretary. The Sunday School resumed its ses­sions on September 7; the Confirmation Classes on September 13. New members: Mr. and Mrs. Theodor Truszka and daughter. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. James S. Balogh. Her name is Gaylinne Joy. Funeral: John Lovas, 61, on August 19. The mother of our chief-elder, Mr. Joseph Szarka died on September 6 in Hungary. PERTH AMBOY, N. J. The month of September seemed to bring another Spring into the life of our church, and I think in most of the other churches life is as well. It seems that everything started to bloom around the church just like flowers in springtime. During the long summer months, when our people spent their long­­awaited vacations our churches looked empty. However, the fall changed this and Sunday after Sunday more and more voices were heard praising God in His house, and listening to His word of Truth. The meeting rooms are filled with busy discussions and planning for the upcoming months. Now, in this knowledge, let us take a few minutes to read this report on our church, giving all an opportunity to see into our church life a little bit. The month started very early with the ab­sence of our pastor and a few of our church council members. Our elders participated in the Conference of the Presbyters Association held in Ligonier, Pa. during the Labor Day weekend. Four members represented our church at the gathering where they discussed, among other things the unification of the Free Magyar Reformed Church and that of the Calvin Synod- United Church of Christ. Our pastor also attended the 36th

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