Horváth Attila – Solymos Ede szerk.: Cumania 2. Ethnographia (Bács-Kiskun Megyei Múzeumok Közleményei, Kecskemét, 1974)

J. Vorák: Kolompár Kálmánné kiskunhalasi cigányasszony kézimunkái

14. „Baptismal cloth". Drawn and embroidered by Mrs. Kálmán Kolompár Thorma János Museum, 64.3.3. 14. „Keresztelő kendő" — Kolompár Kálmánná rajza és kivarrása Thorma János Múzeum, 64.3.3. or chicken seen in a dream: sickness, death. — It foretells the weather : if late in winter they fly northward, spring will come early (MK). •— The cap should be taken off a man's head, into the cap a goose egg should be put, from the cap it should be taken under the brooder. Many ganders will be hatched then. (LV) c) If you see them in a dream, you will meet luck (JJ) —• A goose egg found before St. George's day should be taken up, kept for a month and then thrown behind the back in a 195