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Scheduled For Deanery Meeting
Discussing plans for the quarterly meeting of the Central Deanery,
Columbus Council of Catholic Women, are, left to right, Mrs. Charles
Hagerty, Mrs. J. Harold Breen, Miss Wilma Cassady, and Mrs. Robert
R. Richards.
P.T.A. NOTES
The five deanery PTA chairmen
will meet with the diocesan PTA
consultant, the Rev. Paul O’Dea,
and the diocesan PTA chairman.
Mrs. Henry C. Hayes, at a luncheon
in the Seneca Hotel, Saturday,
Dec. 8, at 1 p. m., to discuss plans
for the coming year.
Deanery representatives attend
ing the meeting will be: Mrs. Char
les Casagram, New Philadelphia,
northern deanery Mrs. C. H. Glov
er, New Lexington, eastern dean
ery Mrs. Lowell Armstrong, Chil
licothe, southern deanery Mrs.
Barbara Bany, Delaware, western
deanery and Mrs. J. E. O’Leary,
Worthington, central deanery.
The mothers of the 6th grade pu
pils of Holy Rosary parochial
school will be hostesses at the
Christmas luncheon to be given
Tuesday, Dec. 11, at 1 p. m. in the
school hall.
A Christmas party will follow
the short business meeting of the
St. Mary’s parish PTA Thursday,
Dec. 13, at 8 p. m. in the school
hall.
of the chairman, Mrs. David Wei
ner. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Mary Landry and Mrs. Charles Ca
hill.
Members of the PTA of St. Fran
cis parish. Columbus, will hold a
meeting Wednesday, Dec. 12. at 8
p. m. in the school hall. Over 100
pupils will participate in the
Christmas program presented at
this time.
Mrs. Gallagher and Mrs. Unrue
arc in charge of the hostesses.
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The Rev. Louis G. Weitzman, S.
J. will conduct the final wom
en’s retreat of 1951 at Lay Retreat
House, St. Therese Shrine, 5277 E.
Broad street, Columbus, Dec. 14-16.
Professor of sociology at Xavier
university, Cincinnati, Father
Weitzman has given retreats in
more than 60 Dioceses in the U.S.
and Canada. He has taken grad
uate studies at St Louis univer
sity, the University of Chicago, Ber
lin University, and the Catholic
University of America, where he
received a Doctor of Philosophy
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The impact of Christmas on the
cultures of many nations of the
world will be dramatically shown
at the quarterly meeting of the
Central Deanery, Columbus Coun
til of Catholic Women, Sunday,
Dec. 9. at 2 m. in St. Christopher
Parish auditorium, Columbus.
Mrs. Alexander J. Glockner of
Holy Name parish, Columbus, will
preside at the business meeting of
the group. After the meeting the
demonstration of contributions by
foreign lands to our celebration of
Christmas will be presented under
the direction of Mrs. August C.
Mahr of Our Lady of Victory par
ish, Columbus, Central Deanery
chairman of the International Re
lations committee.
The program will be in the form
of a playlet depicting a typical ses
sion of a study clu on interna
tional relations in which the
Christmas customs of various na
tions will be discussed by the fol
lowing members:
Holland—Miss Antoinette Low
ery and Mrs. A. Vandekerkhoff of
Holy Name parish, Columbus
Italy—Mrs. Robert R. Richards
of Sts. Simon and Jude parish.
West Jefferson, and Mrs. S. Pre
sutti of St. Agatha parish, Colum
bus
Germany—Mrs. Charles Hagerty
of Our Lady of Peace parish, Co
lumbus, and Miss Use Grat, Euro
pean exchange student living here
England—Mrs. Howard Huntz
inger of Our Lady of Peace parish
and Miss Annie McEwan of New
man Hall, Columbus
Austria—Miss Gertrude Fries of
Vienna, a student of St. Mary of
Springs Academy, and Miss
Wilma Cassady of Holy Rosary
parish, Columbus.
Miss Jan Vitans of Latvia, now
living in Cathedral parish, and
Mrs. Richard H. Deibcl of Corpus
Christi parish. Columbus, will de
scribe Christmas in a concentra
tion camp.
Mrs. John Bennett of St. Francis
parish and Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Mahr of Our Lady of Victory
parish, both of Columbus, will com
plete the cast.
After the program there will be
Benedictiqp in St. Christopher
church.
Music during the social hour will
be provided by Mrs. Frank X.
Zang, pianist, and Miss Edna War
ner, violinist, oi St. Christopher
parish.
The president of St. Christopher
parish council, Mrs. J. Harold
Breen, will be assisted in her du
ties as general chairman by Mrs.
Edward W. Hoffman, chairman of
the deanery meeting Mrs. Joseph
Strelka, co-chairman: Mrs. John
Flanagan, reception, and Mrs. Em
mett O’Hara, decorations.
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ish. Worthington, will install new
officers at their Dec. 11 meeting.
They are: Mrs Theodore Casey,
president Mrs. Terence McNa
mara, vice president Mrs. John
Popp, secretary Mrs. Harry Brink*
man, treasurer and Mrs. Eva Le
Fever, historian.
A Christmas party with ex
change of gifts will be the high
light of the regular monthly
meeting of St. Elizabeth's Auxil
iary No. 3, of the Ladies’ Aux
iliary. Knights of St. John, Dec.
12, at 581 S. High street, Co
lumbus.
The refreshment and enter
tainment committee is in charge
of the officers of the Auxiliary
with Mrs. Mildred Schafhausen,
chairman, and Mrs. Catherine
Hausberger, co-chairman.
GROVEPORT—The *dies of St.
Marys' parish are planning a
euchre party to be held in the
Town Hall, Groveport, on Saturday
evening, Dec. 8.
Mrs. Floyd Pettibone and Mrs.
Albert Alspach are chairman and
co-chairmen respectively. They are
being assisted by: Mrs. Dewey
Shumaker, Mrs. Arthur Hay, Mrs.
Joe Scanlon, Mrs. Martin Scanlon,
Mrs. Carl Baum, Mr. Herman
Schick and Mr. Albert Alspach.
ZANESVILLE The Ladies’
Auxiliary of the Knights of St.
John will receive Holy Commun
ion in a body at the 8:30 Mass
in St. Nicholas church. The Rev.
Linus J. Dury, chaplain of the
group, will celebrate the Mass.
Following the Mass the group
will have breakfast at the Casino
restaurant. Mrs. E. Dusenber
ry is chairman.
A pot luck supper and gift ex
change will be held on Thursday,
Dec." 20, in the church hall.
COSHOCTON—The next meeting
of the parish Council of Sacred
Heart church will be held Monday
evening, Jan. 28, in the school hall.
At the group’s last meeting. Miss
Antoinette Lowry of Columbus
showed pictures of and described
her Holy Year pilgrimage. Miss
Mary McGrady, president of the
parish council, welcomed the
guests and members and turned
Pope Names Delegates
For Care of Emigrants
VATICAN CITY—(NC)His Holi
ness Pope Pius XII has established
a new office to deal with emigrants
and named Msgr. Emilio Rossi to
head it.
The new office is called that of
for Emigration’’ and is
dependent on the Sacred Consist
orial Congregation. Monsignor Ros
si is a member of the Congrega
tion. His task will be to further
spiritual assistance to emigrants of
all countries. The Monsignor re
cently represented the Vatican as
an observer at the International
Emigration Conference in Na
ples.
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Johnson who introduced the
speaker.
Guests from out of town were
Mrs. Joseph R. Padden, Canton
the Misses Mary and Helena Mc
Manus, Mary Boland and Antoin
ette Lowry.
Tea was served during the social
hour. Mrs. Carence Dolick and Mrs.
Albert Royer presided at the table.
Arrangements were in charge of
Mrs. Francis Weaver, program
chairman, assisted by Mrs. Paul
Johnson and Miss Geneva
Scheerer.
Two new groups of “Friends
of St. Rita s” have been organized,
it was announced this week One
is Group No. 15, eompriring sus
taining members, header4 by Miss
Evelyn Snider. 2885 Neil avenue,
Columbus.
The other is Group No. 17,
headed by Mrs. A. D. Austin of
1106 W. Sell avenue, Columbus,
and comprising eight active
members: Miss Kathleen Dodd,
Mrs. Thomas Fitzgerald, Mrs.
Harold Jones. Mrs. Thomas Mc
Cann, Mrs. Robert Seipel, Miss
Nancy Spitler and Mrs. George
Thomas.
The next quarterly report will
take place at St. Rita’s Home for
the Aged and Infirm Dec. 11 at
8 p. m., when a Christmas party
will be given for residents of the
home. Officials of the organiza
tion asked that gifts from
“Friends of St Rita’s” be sent to
the home at 1451 E. Broad street
by Dec. 11.
WAINWRIGHT The recent
meeting of the Altar Society of St.
Therese’s parish was held in the
parish hall with Mrs. Cecil Migoni
in charge.
Mrs. Peter Berlindis and Miss
Josephine Berlindis were chosen
to be in charge of the flower com
mittee for the next six months.
A canned goods shower will be
held by the group for the Sisters
of St. Mary’s, Dennison. The so
ciety will hold its annual Christ
mas party on the same day.
The chairman of the party will
be Mrs. Alex Bonvechio, Jr., as
sisted by Mrs. Joseph Bonelli, Mrs.
Angela Pasquinella. Mrs. Louis
Berlindis, Mrs. Charles Migoni,
Mrs. Steve Gorneck, Mrs. Richard
Beamer and Mrs. John Perko.
During the meeting, lunch was
served by Mrs. Maddalena Cciarini,
Mrs. Steve Gorneck, Mrs. Louis
Caravati, Sr., and Mrs. Caravati, Jr.
The Freshman Class Mothers
of the Aquinas Mothers' Club
sponsored a luncheon and games
party Wednesday. Dec. 5, at 1:15
p. m. in the scho- cafeteria.
Mrs. M. L. Ort was the chairman
and Mrs. Agatha McBerty, co
chairman.
KENTON—The annual Christ
mas party of the parish council of
Immaculate Conception church will
be held Dec. 13, at 7 p. m. A cov
ered dish supper will be served.
The business meeting is in
charge of Mary L. Black, president
Following the meeting a play will
be given by the members of the
parish CYO and Christmas carols
will be sung by all.
A collection will be taken for a
needy family and the program will
end with a gift exchange.
The Newman Mothers club of
Ohio State University will enter
tain with its first monthly lunch
ton Wednesday, Dec. 12, at 1 p.
m. in Newman Hall, 1496 Iuka
avenue. Columbus.
Mrs. John P. Egenton has been
appointed chairman and Mrs. R.
M. Pulskamp, co-chairman.
The St. George Auxiliary No. 65
of the Knights of St. John install
ed the following officers at a re
cent meeting:
Mrs. Lile Roberts, president
Mrs. Johanna Saving, past presi
dent Mrs. Helen Korbel. 1st vice
president Mrs. Catherine Gilmore,
2nd vice-president Mrs. Anne
Belle, recording secretary Mrs.
Genevieve Burr, financial secre
tary Miss Florence Eiber, treasur
er Miss Grace Budd, messenger
Mrs. Theresa Huter and Mrs. Eliz
abeth Garner, sentinels Mrs. An
na Harwick, district delegate: Miss
Florence Eilber. pianist and three
trustees. Mrs. Ruth Naegle. Mrs.
Eleanor Olson and Mrs. Matilda
Paulus.
Mrs. Jennie Schrantz and Mrs.
Josephine Hartman acted as grand
messengers.
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