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Channel Island Vicar Dies
LONDON (NC) —Msgr. Thom
as Grant Hickey, Vicar General of
the Channel Islands, who was once
placed against a wall by the Nazis
to be shot, has died in Guernsey at
the age of 74. The Channel Islands,
part of the Portsmouth diocese,
were the only area of the United
Kingdom occupied by the Ger
mans during World War II.
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nursery. Funds for the purchase
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Retreat Master
The Rev. R. J. Erpenbeck, S.J.,
of the Chicago Jesuit Mission
Band, will conduct the exercises
at the "Young Women's Re
treat" which will open April 25
rd close April 27 at St. Thar
ese Shrine, Columbus.
A complete list of retreats to
be conducted during the bal
a of the year is published
in "The Catholic Times" each
week. Those who are interested
in making reservations fc a re
treat are asked to call the
Shrine (DO 1611).
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TOKYO (NC)—A record num
ber of 830 students applied for ad
mission to the Catholic University
of Tokyo, conducted by the Soci
ety of Jesus. The number of appli
cants represented an increase of
300 over last year’s.
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Mrs. James P. Charles is general
chairman of the event. The tickets
and patrons committee is composed
of Mrs. R. J. O’Donnell, Mrs. Clem
Stein. Mrs. E. J. Will, and Miss
Blanche Meagher.
Chairman of the chance com
mittee is Mrs. Frank Watts, assist
ed by Mrs. Charles Friel. Other
committees and their chairmen
are: Mrs. John Carr, euchre Mrs.
George Sharp, bridge Mrs. Charles
Connor, grocery basket Mrs. Anna
Marie Kline and Mrs. John Straub,
prizes Mrs. J. H. Muth, decora
tions Mrs. Charles Downey and
Mrs. Robert Bell, candy.
Mrs. E. J. Will, Mrs. Frank Hol
ters, and Mrs. J. H. Muth are in
charge of the Antique and White
Elephant booths.
A benefit euchre party for the
new' Holy Spirit school, Colum
bus, work on which was started
last week, will be given April 19,
at 8 p.m., at the Grange Hall,
Summit Station. Refreshments
will be served. Everyone is wel
come.
WEST JEFFERSON The
PCCW’ of Sts. Simon and Jude
church will serve a Baked Ham
Dinner on Sunday, April 20,
from 1-7 p.m., in the Grange
Hall.
The committee in charge is
composed of Mrs. Philip McDan
iel, Mrs. Clarence Corbett, Mrs.
Leo McElroy, and Miss Mary
Mooney.
Miss Helen Murray is presi
dent of" the parish council at
West Jefferson.
JOHNSTOWN A spaghetti din
ner will be given in the basement
of the Church of the Ascension,
Monday evening, April 21.
Newman Mothers Club of Ohio
State University will hold its
monthly meeting on Thurs.,
April 24, at 8 p.m., in Newman
Hall, 1946 Iuka avenue.
The Red Cross home nursing
class, sponsored by St. Mary Mag
dalene parish, Columbus, will start
Thurs., April 24, from 1-3 p.m., in
St. Raymond hall. Mrs. William
Faller is parish chairman of the
project.
A bake sale, sponsored by the
St. Mary Magdalene Altar So
ciety, Columbus, will be held
Sat., April 19, at the Economy
Drug Store, 2874 W. Broad street,
and the Edward’s Rexall Drug
Store, 3036 Sullivant avenue.
The monthly meeting of the
PCCW of St. Christopher’s church,
Columbus, will be held Tues., April
22, after Novena services, in the
school hall. A musical program has
been planned by the women’s
choir.
Guest for the evening will be the
Rev. Paul O’Dea, of St. Charles
College, Columbus, who will lead a
discussion on the Catholic Faith.
THE CATHOLIC TIMES, 1 A Y APR IL 18, 1952
Of Interest To Women
Rv Our Correspondents
The Elizabethan Guild will hold
its annual party for the Sisters of
the Sick Poor at the Neil House,
Columbus, on April 25 at 8 p.m
Bridge, Canasta, and progressive
Euchre will be played. A candy
booth and antique and white ele
phant stands are also included.
The new chairman for the com
ing year will be introduced at this
meeting.
MARION—An auction and ba
zaar, sponsored by the Parish
Council, will be held on Monday
night, April 28, in Moira hall.
The proceeds will be used to pur
chase equipment for the pro
posed hot lunch program in the
school, and for worthwhile proj
ects of the PCCW.
WAINWRIGHT The liturgy of
Baptism was discussed when the
St. Therese study club met recent
ly. Guests included the Rev. Mi
chael Tabit and his mother. Miss
Jean Berlendis led the discussion.
The society announced it will re
ceive communion in a body on the
first Sunday of each month.
Mrs. Clarence Basiletti and Jo
sephine Berlendis will lead the dis
cussions of the club for next
month. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Serafino Besozzi and Mrs.
Louis Berlendis.
Nomination of officers for the
coming year will take place at
the next meeting of the St. Fran
cis Parish Council of Catholic
Women, Columbus, Wednesday
evening, April 23.
A pot-luck supper for the en
tire parish will be given at 6:30
p. m., and at 7:30 there will be
a talk by the Rev. James W.
Kulp, Diocesan Director of the
Society for the Propagation of
the Faith.
The Rev. James Kulp, diocesan
director of the Society for the Prop
agation of the Faith, will speak on
the missions at a meeting of the
Catholic Women’s League of Co
lumbus, Monday, April 21. at 8 p.
m. in the Catholic Book Shop.
Movies of the African missions
will be a feature of the program.
PTA NOTES
The PTA of St. Ladislaus parish.
Columbus, will meet Thurs., April
17, at 8 p.m., in the school hall.
George Arnold, chief of the civil
ian defense for Franklin County,
will speak and show films on civil
ian defense. Mothers of children in
the seventh grade will serve re
freshments.
A roast beef dinner will be
served by the PTA of St. Mary
church, Columbus, on Sunday,
April 20, from 12 to 6 p.m., in
the school cafeteria, 684 Mo
hawk street. Dinners are $1 for
adults, 50c for children.
Mrs. Wayne Fisher, GA. 6332,
and Mrs. Roman Eyerman, GA.
8883, are in charge of tickets.
Aquinas Mothers Club Plans Smorgasbord
The Aquinas Mothers' Club will close its current social season with a smorgasbord at the high
school Thursday, April 24, from 5 to 8 p. m. Chairman of the event is Mrs. J. T. Neely, with Mrs. M.
M. Holland co-chairman. Past presidents of the club will be in charge of a bake sale which will take
place in connection with the smorgasbord.
Committee members shown above are, left to right, seated: Mrs. Ramey Curtis, Mrs. Marie Wood
land, Mrs. Patrick Riley, Mrs. Joseph McNally, Mrs. John Dorsey (president), Mrs. Louis Deibel, Mrs.
John Seimer, and Mrs. Raymond Foeller standing, Mrs. Major Woodyard, Mrs. Nicholas Gallagher,
Mrs. Ralph Cross, Mrs. Raymond Phillips, Mrs. Maurice Ryan, Mrs. Vincent Hannigan, Mrs. Jerry
Anglim, Mrs. Frank Boland, Mrs. Clem Stein, and Mrs. Forrest Curtain.
For Reservations..
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Mrs. Robert McKeever, assist
ed by a large committee, is gen
eral chairman of the event. Co
chairman are Mrs. Clarence Law
ler and Mrs. Frank Powers.
Now planned are needlework,
glamour, parcel post, flower, and
refreshment booths. A pantry
shelf and fish pond are also in
cluded. Two local auctioneers,
Lewis Wickersham and Leonard
Wilson, are contributing their
services for the auction.
Mr». Raymond L. Woerner,
above, is chairman of reserva
tions for the breakfast sponsor
ed by the Central Deanery unit
of the Diocesan Council of Cath
olic Women on April 26, feast of
the council's patroness, Our
Lady of Good Counsel. After
high Mass in St. Joseph Cathed
ral, celebrated by the Right Rev.
Msgr. Rolan T. Winel, DCCW
moderator, members of the or
ganization will go to the Mar
amor for a light breakfast, res
ervations for which may be made
by calling Mrs. Woerner at KI.
7405. She is president of the St.
Agatha's Parish Council of Cath
olic Women, Columbus.
Final rehearsal for the sing
ing at the Mass will take place
Wednesday, April 23, at 8 p.
m. in the Cathedral, under the
direction of Miss Gertrude
Kuehefuhs.
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St. Marv Academy
Alumnae Entertain
Graduates Of 1952
St. Mary of the Springs Acad
emy Alumnae Association enter
tained the graduating Seniors of
1952 on Monday with a luncheon at
Mrs. Root’s Party Home.
Guests of honor were: Misses
Lois McGreevy, Mary Lee Wagn
brenner, Eileen Cavanaugh, Cath
erine Berry. Alice Wahlenmaier,
Sue Rutherford, Dorothy Hagman.
Irene Welinitz, Margie Graves, Dol
ores Kramer, Pattie Burgoon, Mary
Lee Wheeler, Norma Turney, Sally
Seidensticker, Carole Blake. Marie
Groom, Sharon Afaloney, Julia Al
bers, Mary Lou Broun. Mary Ann
Nieman, Ruth Caspar.
Barbara Schaefer, Sally Charles,
Augustine Ferrar, Carla M. Mark
ham, Marilyn Uttermohlen, Jackie
Snyder, Jo Ann Guzzo, Dolores
Vande Kerkhoff, Geraldine Sweney,
Carolyn Wheat, Rosemary Perrini,
Donna Veir, Jackie Coady. Carol
Dixon, Sue Irwin. Marie Scheuer,
Donna Doyle, Shirley Melancon,
Judy Gompers, Regina Tonti, Mar
tha Jane McNaughten. Grace Gar
cia, Mary McElroy and Gertrude
Fries.
Mrs, Marie McGrath is chairman
of the event.
Holy Cross PTA. Columbus, will
meet Tuesday. April 22, at 8 p. m.
in the school hall. Speaker will be
the Rev. Bennett Applegate, Acting
Superintendent of Schools.
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