Verhovayak Lapja, 1955 (38. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1955 / Verhovay Journal
December 21. 1955____________________________________________________________ VerhoVdy Journal __________________________________________________________________________________PAGE 8 IBOS—ORBÁN PICTORIAL HIGHLIGHTS Branch 48, New York, N. Y., held a dinner-dance and presentation ceremonies for two of its faithful workers and veteran officers of the past fifteen years, Director Albert Ibos and Mrs. Victor Orbán. The event, at which the honored guests were presented with the Association’s highest awards, took place at the First Magyar Presbyterian Church hall Saturday, November 12, 1955, at 8:00 P. M. The composite picture above graphically tells the story of one of the finest programs ever to grace the social life of Branch 48. A glance at it and we quickly see the honored guests and recognize members of the Association’s officialdom. We see too the many members and guests assembled to share in giving honors to Mrs. Orbán and Mr. Ibos. Joseph Toma. Field Supervisor and Manager of Branch 48, welcomed the guests and introduced the speakers of the evening. Invocation was said by the Rev. Ladislaus Harsanyi. The Rev. Emery Kovács, of the East 69th Street Presbyterian Church, addressed his words on the grand works of the past fifteen years by the two recipients of the Illustrious Citation and Gold Medal...... At the request of Director Aloysius C. Falussy, National Auditor John Sabo presented Director Ibos with the Association’s highest awards, while National Secretary-Elect .Albert J. Stelkovics presented Mrs. Orbán with the same top honors of our society. Tfuly the two deserved the Illustrious Citation and Gold Medal for their loyal service to society and to branch. Maria Kondor, well-known Hungarian songstress of New York, sang beautifully for an appreciative audience, and the music of Peter Zory and his orchestra enhanced the entertainment. The. sumptuous dinner was the splendid culinary results of Mrs. John Marhan, Mrg. John Terebesy, Mrs. Ann Varga, Miss Margaret Varga and Mrs. Dobos. Societies and branches present were: American Hungarian Federation, Eastern District: Louis Yager, President. American Life Insurance Association, Branch 500, New York City: Mr. and Mrs. Musak, Julia Greenwald, Andrew J. Kolonics, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hattayer. Rákóczi Kurucz Society: Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Menyhárt, Teresa Naszady. Former Rákóczi Branch 23, New York City: John Hegedűs, District Manager, Martin Elio, Joseph Czukrasz, Mrs. Joseph Washling. Branch 13 and 417, Trenton, N. J.: District Manager Louis Revesz and Mrs. Revesz. Branch 52, New Brunswick, N. J.: District Manager Adam Simon, Jr., and Mrs. Simon, Adam Simon, Sr., and others. Branch 70, Newark, N. J.: Manager James Emody and others. Branch 87, Passaic, N. J.: Manager John Zakopcsan and Mrs. Zakopcsan. Branch 424, Tarrytown, N. Y.: Manager William Rakoczky and others. Branch 518, New Brunswick, N. J.: Mr. and Mrs. Michael Puskas. Officers present were: Directors: Aloysius C. Falussy. László Fishbein, Joseph Kormondy, Alexander Moldovany. National Officers: Albert J. Stelkovics, National Secretary-Elect, and Mrs. Stelkovics, Julius E. Somogyi, National Treasurer-Elect, and Mrs. Somogyi, John Sabo, National Auditor. Field Manager: Elmer Charles. Others: Mrs. Julia Cher, wife of Frank J. Cher, Assistant National Secretary, Mr. and Mrs. Emery Florian, etc. Congratulatory messages were received from Dr. Albert B. Mark. Member-Elect of the Auditing Committee, from Mr. and Mrs. William Nemeik, members of Branch 48, and from Paul Teleky, manager of Branch 38, Ronkonkoma, N. Y. OFFICIAL NOTICE TO THE BRANCHES Official notification of the new name of our society, WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION, was recently sent to all the branch managers To facilitate acquaintance with the name change in the shortest possible time, the following recommendations are given: 1. Notify your post office of the name change. 2. Notify your bank also and procure new checks with the William Penn Fraternal Association name. 3. Continue using your supplies from the Home Office until notified otherwise and new supplies are sent you. It is advisable for the sake of clarity and uniformity that you use the WILLIAM PENN FRATERNAL ASSOCIATION, or in Hungarian, WILLIAM PENN FRATERNALIS EGYESÜLET, in its complete spelling rather than any abbreviation. — THE HOME OFFICE NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF BRANCHES 14, 366, 573 Field Supervisor Leslie J. Dus resigned his position on November 15, 1955. Mr. Dus will continue to manage the branches named above for the remainder of the year, or until a successor is named. Branch 14, 366 and 573 members will therefore continue paying their dues. etc. to Mr. Dus. Notice will be given upon appointment of a successor. Its time to roll up your sleeve... CALL YOUR RCO CROSS TOLtAY!
