Fraternity-Testvériség, 1964 (42. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1964-08-01 / 8. szám

FRATERNITY

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Chicago District (5 delegates representing 2043 members)

Mrs. Helen Modory, Mrs. Palma George, James Labas, Rev. Desmond Parragh, Rev. Andrew Nagy.

Detroit Section (3 delegates representing 1202 members)

Mrs. Aranka Háló, Károly Kiss, István Robert.

California District (2 delegates representing 669 members)

Rev. Anthony Szabó and Tibor Dolinszky.

Advisory Members and Invited Guests

Dr. Frank S. Horváth, Medical Director; Albert A. Fiók, Legal Counsellor; Max Blum and Jerry Wizon, Accountants; Alexander Daróczy, Superintendent of the Bethlen Home; Eugene Galantay, Director of the Bethlen Home; Béla Fürjész, Director of the Bethlen Home; Stephen Szőke, Director of the Bethlen Home; Paul Ferenczy, Territorial Supervisor; Alexander Csik, District Manager; Mrs. William Aros, Section Manager; Kálmán Csia, Overseer of the Bethlen Old People’s Home; Alexander Eger, new Legal Counsellor; Joseph Marsalkó, Recording Secretary (Reformátusok Lapja); Dr. Andrew Harsányi, Recording Secretary (Magyar Egyház); Zoltán Pfeiffer, Hungarian Press (daily); László Dienes, Eastern Weeklies; Eugene Szebedinszky, Western Weeklies; Mrs. John Jakcsi (oldest member); Stephen Markotány (oldest member).

All the aforementioned delegates, advisory members and invited guests were presented, except Mrs. Jakcsi and Mr. Markotány, who were absent due to illness.

5. Since the number of these accredited delegates sufficed for a quorum

THE PRESIDENT DECLARED THE CONVENTION AS OFFICIALLY CONSTITUTED.

6. The President appointed the following members of a special

committee to investigate the cases of the two New Jersey mandates under petition: Dr. Béky, Dr. Szabó, Mr. Veszprémi, Mr. John Nagy (Bridgeport), Mrs. Árpád George, Mrs. Joseph Molnár (Pittsburgh), Mr. Dula (Cleveland), and the Secretary. The Committee was requested to bring in its recommendations as soon as possible.

7. The docket of the Convention as prepared by the Supreme

Council and presented by the Secretary

WAS ADOPTED BY THE CONVENTION. THE CONVENTION WAS ADVISED BY THE SECRETARY THAT COMMITTEE MEETINGS ON THEIR FIRST MEETING DAY WILL BE IN THE HOME OFFICE, SINCE ALL THE RECORDS ARE KEPT THERE, AND THEIR TRANSPORTATION WOULD BE INCONVENIENT.

8. Greetings to the Convention were extended by:

the Rev. Francis Vitéz, President of the Hungarian Reformed Ministers’ Association in America; Mr. Zoltán Gombos, Editor-in-Chief of the two Hungarian daily newspapers; Mr. Imre Király, President of the Hungarian Reformed Presbyters’ Association.