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PT A NOTES
Films on Civil Defense were
shown at the meeting of the PTA
of St. John the Evangelist church,
Columbus, Nov. 14. The sixth grade
mothers were hostesses at the
meeting.
Plans for the school cafeteria
were discussed at a meeting of the
St. Mary’s PTA, Marion, Nov. 4.
Victor Warren, state supervisor of
commodities, Columbus, spoke on
federal aid to schools.
A short address was given by
the Very Rev. William J. Spicker
man, head of the school. Dan Gibb,
president, of the PTA, presided.
William R. Middendorf, Red
Cross director of saiety, spoke on
“Why We Need First Aid,” at a
meeting of the PTA of Corpus
Christi school Nov. 11,
Mrs. Paul McCarley, chairman,
was assisted by the fourth grade
mothers in serving refreshments.
The rental system for school
books was discussed at a recent
meeting of the PTA of St. Mary’s
parish, Chillicothe. Mrs. Willard
Taylor, Mrs. Laurence Breen and
Mrs. Jesse Sweed were appointed
a committee to investigate the mat
ter.
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CINCINNATI—Florence Berger’s
“Blueprint for a Better Christmas,”
a plan for making the Feast of
£hrist’s Nativity more Christ-like
and less commercial, will go on
the road this month by means of
slides and tape recordings.
Originally prepared as a lecture
demonstration at the Catholic
Women’s Association here, the
"Blueprint” includes seven sug
gestions and reminders:
1) In cards—send good tidings
of great joy.
2) In gifts—give yourself for
Christmas.
3) Wrap your gift in love.
4) Christmas eve is a vigil.
5) Christmas is a birthday.
6) Worship at Christ’s Mass.
7) Rejoice with Him at home.
Ready for use by parish associa
tions, study clubs, and other groups
is a set of recordings and pictures
made at last year’s initial show
ing of the “Blueprint” by Mrs.
Berger’s husband, Alfred J. Berger,
a member of the faculty of the
Institutum Divi Thomae, a grad
uate school of scientific research.
Recorded on tape is an address
by the Rey. George Berwanger of
St. Gregory Seminary, outlining the
principles of a Christian celebra
tion Of Christmas.
The slides show exhibits prepar
ed by Mrs. Berger contrasting the
modern dollar-sign Christmas em
phasis with the traditional Christ
ian observance of the feast.
A housewife and the mother of
six children, Mrs. Berger is the
author of COOKING FOR CHRIST,
a cookbook designed to help fam
ilies discover in the routine of
home life the means of praising
God.
Information about the “Blue
print” may be obtained by writing
to Mrs. Alfred J. Berger, Martini
Road, Delhi, Ohio.
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midnight, it was announced this
week.
Sister Mary Ruth, O.P., is chair
man of the event, and Herman
Apel is co-chairman.
Among the attractions at the
fete, they said, will be games,
booths, a snack bar featuring
home-made pies and cakes, and en
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Items for this department
and for PTA Notes must be in
the office of The Catholic Times
by Saturday noon.
The Rev. Leonard Fick, Ph.D.,
head of the English department at
the Josephinum college, will speak
on “The Modern Novel” at the
meeting of the Catholic Women’s
League Monday, Nov. 19, at 8 p. m.
in St. Joseph Academy, Columbus.
Chairman of the meeting will be
Sam Gallione, assisted by Mrs.
Helen Greene and Miss Mary Geist,
co-chairmen.
At a social hour after the meet
ing the following hostesses will
serve: Mrs. John Egenton, Mrs.
Alma Ellis, Mrs. H. F. Ellis, Miss
Rose Engle, Miss Mary Fagan, Miss
Josephine Farley, Mrs. Henry Fas
one, Mrs. Charles Felker, Mrs.
Mary Finneran, Miss Vera Fisher,
Miss Helen Fasmack.
Mrs. Carl Frey, Miss Ada Gambs,
Miss Florence Gaughran, Miss
Katherine Gleason, Miss Martha
Grassbaugh, Miss Gertrude Hack
ett, Mrs. I. W. Hall, Mrs. Mary Hen
nigan, Miss Louise Hartman, Mrs.
W. E. Hassey, Miss May Hearley,
Mrs. J. M. Henry, Mrs. F. J. Hirsch
man, Mrs. William Holdren, Mrs.
Helen T. Howard, Miss Clara Huf
and Mrs. G. Hurbaugh.
Installation of the new officers
of St. Clara’s Auxiliary No. 291
of the Knights of St. John took
place last Sunday evening at St.
Augustine’s School hall, Colum-
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THE tC ATHOLIC TIMES, I A Y N. O V E E 16, 1951
It Pays
Bala*?
To Advertise
LITE PAT! PE
ON
CHILDREN
FAMILY PHILOSOPHY
HOUSING AND
THE HOME
MAPRiACE
PARENTHOOD
POPULATION
RURAL
Student* at the College of St. Mary of the Spring* this week set up a Catholic literature booth at the Ohio
Welfare Conference in the Deshler-Wallick hotel, Columbus. Shown above is Eleanor Faieta, 20, of Steu
benville, chairman of the National Federation of Catholic College Students' Social Service Commission,
sponsor of the booth. The students staffing the booth were prepared to distribute hundred* of pam
phlet* without charge to the social workers and public welfare officials attending the conference, sched
uled for Nov. 12-15.
Of Interest To Women
-By Our Correspondents-
bus. Mrs. William Renner, Su
preme President of the Ladies’
Auxiliary, installed the officers
assisted by the Joanette Drill
Team of St. Elizabeth’s Auxil
iary. The officers are:
Mrs. P. F. O’Reilly, past pres
ident Miss Mary Posani, presi
dent Mrs. Wilford Monnett, 1st
vice president Mrs. Joseph Pol
lina, 2nd vice president Miss
Mary Shover, secretary Mrs.
George Deilenvach, financial
secretary $!rs. Harold Hard,
treasurer Mrs. Norman Schnei
der, messenger Mrs. Louis Zall
ante, sentinel Mrs. Joseph Ess
man, guard Mrs. Guitner. Mrs.
O. A. Bendele and Miss Marie Mc
Cormack. trustees
Mrs. Spencer Raabe, delegate
to the district Miss Mary Pos
ani, delegate to the National con
vention and Mrs. Harold Hard,
alternate delegate. The chap
lain of the group is the Rev.
Earl Holtzapfel.
A social hour followed the in
stallation. The co-chairmen for
the refreshments were Mrs. Fred
Marsh and Mrs. Neil Brigel. Mrs.
Warren Murphy and Miss Helen
Maloney were in charge of fa
vors. ....
The PCCW of Our Lady of
Peace, Columbus, will hold its No
vember meeting Tuesday, Nov. 20,
at 8 p. m. in the school auditorium.
Miss Jane Pohlman from the Co
lumbus Milk Council will speak on
“Eating Is For Everybody.” A
short business meeting will follow
with completion of plans for the
Dec. 6 Christmas bazaap and chili
supper.
Refreshments will be served fol
lowing the meeting Mrs. William
Creagh is the social chairman.
The Newman Mother’s club of
Ohio State University will en
tertain with a tea Sunday, Nov.
18, from 3 to 5 p. m. at Newman
Hall, 1946 Iuka avenue, Colum
bus. Mrs. William B. Freas is
president of the Club.
All Catholic mothers are in
vited to attend.
The Altar and Rosary society of
the Church of the Ascension,
Johnstown, will sponsor a bazaar
and bake sale, Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 17, in the Byers’ service
store in Johnstown.
Miss Dorothy Butt is chairman,
and Mrs. William »utt, Miss Ver
onica Bourgeois and Mrs. Kather
ine Belt, co-chairmen.
The men of St. Patrick’s Holy
Name society, Columbus, were
honored at a dinner given by the
Mothers’ club.
Charles Sherard, president of
the society presented Jack Pea
cock, the toastmaster and Her
man Luckhoff, guest speaker.
A social hour followed the
meeting. Mrs. Paul Oelgoetz,
president of the Mothers’ club,
was general chairman.
CHRISTIAN
FAMILY
LIVING
Mrs. Gerald Shuck was elected
president of the Catholic Women’s
club, Sacred Heart, parish, Coshoc
ton. The other lew officers are:
Mrs. Jack Brown, vice president
Miss Barbara Hahn, secretary Mrs.
Floyd McConnell, treasurer and
Miss Mary Wagner, flower chair
man.
Guests at the covered dish sup
per which followed were: Mrs.
Cassie Richards, Canton, Mrs. Cliff
ord Buerkel, Mrs. Ronald Staley,
Mrs. James Kinney, Mrs. Charles
Heissler, Mrs. Paul Brannon, Mrs.
John McKay and Miss Jeannine
Wilson.
The hostesses were Mrs. Robert
McDevitt, Mrs. J. S. Wagner, Mrs.
Everett Gilmore, Mrs. Dan Gabor,
Mrs. Robert Groce and Miss Helen
Rogers.
The club will hold its annual
Christmas party at Riverside Inn,
Dec, 6., Reservations are to be
made to Mrs. E. P. Hahn by Dev. 1.
The junior class mothers of
the Aquinas Mothers Club will
sponsor the second luncheon and
games party of the season Tues
day, Nov. 20, at 1:15 p. m. in the
school cafeteria. Mrs. W. B. Kent
is chairman, and Mrs. Leo Dun
kle co-chairman. They will be
assisted by Mrs. J. E. Carney,
Mrs? James Meehan, and Mrs.
Henry O’Neill. 1
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Homecoming
Queen
Clarice C. Devi*, 20, University
of Illinois senior, i* first Negro
ever to be chosen Homecoming
Queen by. the students of a Big
Ten school. She presided over
festivities which ended with the
Illinois-Iowa football game No
vember 10. Miss Davis, whose
home is Chicago, is a graduate
of Catholic grammar and high
schools and an active member of
Newman Club at Illinois.
(NC Photo)
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