William Penn Life, 1968 (3. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)
1968-11-01 / 11. szám
Vice President of Branch 48, New York City, Honored On Saturday, October 5, 1968 Branch 48 of New York City sponsored a very successful Testimonial Dinner and Dance at St. Mary’s Church of The Byzantine (246 E. 15th St.) honoring their Vice President Margaret Marhan at which her family and friends came from far and near to help her celebrate this joyous occasion for her many faithful years of service. Mary Huthansel acting as mistress of ceremonies promised a short and sweet program—and it really was at that.— The American and Hungarian National Anthems sung by Walter Huthansel and Frank Demeter. Both men did a beautiful job in leading the audience. Invocation by Rev. Emeric Szlezak, O.F.M., from Church of St. Stephen of Hungary. After which a most enjoyable meal was served. At the conclusion of dinner, Director Joseph Toma conveyed best wishes of the National Officers and Board of Directors. He also introduced the following represesntatives from various branches and organizations present: Director and Mrs. Michael Hegedűs (Br. 19, New Brunswick, N. J.) National Auditor Zoltán Emeri (Br. 22, Roebling, N. J.); National Auditor László Kereszti (Br. 48, New York) ; Director and Mrs. Frank Radvany Jr. (Br. 13, Trenton, N. J.); Former Director and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Margaret Marhan accepts pin and congratulations from National Vice President Louis Varga. Radvany Sr.; Agency Manager Dr. and Mrs. Arpad Nagy; Branch President Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Vidám (Br. 70, Newark, N. J.); Branch Manager Mr. and Mrs. James Emody, and many local Hungarian societies were present and introduced. Director Toma then introduced National Vice Pres, and Mrs. Louis Varga and then called upon him to present the Association’s Service Scroll and Pin to our Honored guest. After a most inspiring presentation by Mr. Varga, Mrs. Marhan expressed her heartfelt thanks for the honor bestowed upon her, and assured everyone that she would work as hard in the future as she did in the past. After which Branch Pressident Albert Ibos presented a gift from the branch in token of appreciation and thanked the mistress of ceremonies Mary Huthansel and the dinner committee who worked so diligently for the success of this wonderful affair. Benediction followed by Rev. Gabor Csordás, Hungarian Reformed Ghurch, 239 E. 82nd St., New York City. After which the assembled guests danced until the wee hours of the morning. Mary Huthansel Reading from left to right: Rev. Gabor Csordás, Mrs. Joseph Toma, Director Joseph Toma, Director Frank Radvany Jr., John Marhan, Director Michael Hegedűs Jr., Honored Guest Mrs. Margaret Marhan, Branch President Albert Ibos, National Vice President Louis L. Varga, Auditor László Kereszti, Auditor Zoltán Emri, Mrs. Mary Huthansel, Branch President Charles Fabian, Recording Secretary Anna Varga. 5
