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P.T.A. NOTES
St. Leos PTA will have its an
nual Christmas party Sunday, Dc
14, at 8 m. Spooks Beckman of
LW TV will be master of cere
monies. Mi and Mrs. Eduard Roes
are chairman of the affair The
sixth grade mothers will be in
charge of refreshments, with Mis.
Frank Reis as chairman
The fourth in its series of
monthly meetings will be held
at 8 o’clock Tuesday, Dec. 16, by
by St.. John Evangelist PTA in
Columbus in the school hall. As
has been the custom in the past
the school children will present
their annual Christmas pageant.
Students of the four upper
grades will participate under the
guidance of the Sisters. Antici
pating the largest attendance so
far th-is year, the fifth grade
mothers under the chairmanship
Paul Gallagher, Mgr
of Mrs. Wendelin Sigrist and as
sisted by Mrs. Reichert and Mrs.
Moore have charge of refresh
ments following the meeting.
On Sunday, Dec. 14, St. Aloysius
P.T.A. will meet at the Knights of
ColiTmbus Club Rooms at 2596*2
West Broad. A short business meet
ing will be followed at 3 p. m. by
the annual Christmas pageant pre
sented by all the pupils of St. Aloy.
si us School, first through the eighth
grades. During the business meet
ing a movie will be shown for
the children in auditorium.
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St. V. Orphans Tonight
The Newman Club of Ohio State
University will hold its traditional
Christmas party for the orphans of
St. Vincent’s tonight. Dec. 12, at
7:30 p. m. at the orphanage.
Each member selects one or
phan. buys a gift, and spends the
entire evening with the "adopted
for-an-evening” child.
About 65 orphans will partici
pate in the party.
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ST. LOUIS (NC) A study of
some 7,000 marriage cases in a
midwest diocese has convinced Fa
ther John Thomas. S.J., that
some common ideas about reasons
for marriage breakdown need re
vision.
Father Thomas is assistant di
rector of the Jesuit Fathers’ Insti
tute of Social Order here and his
findings appear in an article in the
December issue of Social Order,
the institute's magazine.
Top contributing causes of trou
ble in the marriages studied are
ranked by Father Thomas as fol
lows: drinking, 29.8%: adultery.
24.8' irresponsibility. 12.4%
temperaments, 12.1% in-laws,
7.2% sex. 5.4% mental. 3% re
ligion. 2.9% money, 8%. and un
classified. 1.7%
Father Thomas points out that
incompatibility is 'not a major
cause of family breakups. He com
ments that two persons cannot be
expected to be “compatible by na
ture” and expresses belief that
“clash of temperaments” would be
a more fitting term than “incom
patibility.”
Drinking and adultery are in
volved in 55% of the cases, Father
Thomas points out. These causes
coupled with irresponsibility and
temperaments, he
sible for 80% of
the 7.000 cases.
says,-are respon
thc breakups in
the cases involv
In his study of
ing adultery as the cause. Father
Thomas says he found the husband
to be the transgressor in four out
of five cases.
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Novena Slated \l Carmel
The annual pre-Christmas no
vena in honor of the Infant Jesus
will begin Tuesday in the chapel
of the Discalced Carmelite Nuns,
2065 Barton PL. Columbus, Devo
tions will be held daily at 4 p.
and will end Christmas Eve.
Rev. Mother Prioress has
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Provide Refreshments At PT A Meeting
Entertainment and refreshment* will be provided by the men of the parish
Corpus Christi parish, Columbus, holds its Christmas meeting tonight, Friday, beginning at 7:30 p. m.
in the social hall. The Rev. Francis Schweitzer, assistant pastor, will discuss "Religion in Our Schools—
a Vital Asset." The school band, under the direction of Leo Hall, will present a Christmas program of
music and a community sing will follow. Serving on the refreshment committee (above) are, left
io right: Edwin Adolph, Leo Voit, Lee Dunbar, Richard Deibel, Jack Gray, James Wiltshire, Harry
French and Robert Turner.
The alumnae oi St. Mary of the
Springs Academy. Columbus, have
scheduled their annual Christmas
party for 3 p.m. Sunday (Dec. 14)
in the social hall. Mary Lou Brown
is chairman. Assisting her will be:
Sharon Moloney. Marian Nie
man, Barbara Schaefer. Alice
Wahlenmaier and Mary Lee Wag
enbrenner. Hostesses will be
Thomas Brosmer. Mrs. John
fy. Barbara Chase, Mrs. John
son. Mrs. Robert Leister, Mrs.
vin Roland. Mrs. John Straub,
bara Sugar, Mrs. Richard White.
Mrs. Jerry Winkle and Mrs. Nor
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charge of reservations. Each mem
ber is requested »o bring a toy for
the orphans.
Next meeting of the Altar and
Rosary Society of Immaculate
Conception parish, Columbus,
has been changed to next Wed
nesday, Dec. 17, at 8 p.m., in the
school hall. Ladies are asked to
bring canned goods and toys to
be given to the Sisters of the
Sick Poor for distribution.
Mrs. T. J. Flood, chairman of
international relations of the So
ciety, will introduce two fore
going exchange students from
Ohio State university. Mrs. R. M.
Pulskamp, in charge of the eve
ning’s social program, has asked
the following ladies to assist
her:
Miss Helen Fariscbon, Mrs. J.
D. Seelig, Mrs. A. E. Luckhaupt,
Mrs. John Waidner. Mrs. Edward
Alten. Mrs. C. R. Applegate, Mrs.
L. Bidwell, Mrs. John Bachman,
Mrs. Gilbert Bailey.
Mrs. W. A. Brungs. Mrs. Fred
Calvert. Mrs. Sam Compton, Mrs.
Leslie Cox, Mrs. Paul Davis, Mrs.
W. M. Dittoe. Mrs. John Donley.
Mrs. E. C. Dunnick. Mrs. D. D.
Dunham, Mrs. S. A. Durbin. Mrs.
John Dugan, Mrs J. P. Duffy,
Mrs. Ralph Eal. Mrs. William
Eal, Mrs. Wilfred Eberhart, Mrs.
Charles Egelhoff. Mrs. Jerry
Enright, Mrs. R. H. Fathbruck
ner, Mrs. Paul Fisher, Mrs. Hel
en Forriter, Mrs. W. L. Furney.
Mrs. Loretta Fletcher, Mrs. M.
H. Galbraith,
dorf, Mrs. F.
T. Gunyille,
Mrs. Arthur
Higgins. Mrs. E. V. Hindes, Mrs.
Chas. Hurrell, Mary C. Hamill,
Mrs. Karl Irwin. Mrs. Laurence
Irwin. Mrs. Howard Kenny. Mrs.
D. E. King, Mrs. A H. Klee, Mrs.
Leo Kletzly, Mrs. Anna Klinger,
Mrs. Frank Kronenberger. Mrs.
Edw. Langford. Mrs. W. T. Lew
is. Mrs. E. Lind.
Mrs. William Gils
B. Gould, Mrs. W.
Mrs. Milton Hays,
Heasley, Mrs. Jas.
Mrs. J. J. Mahoney. Mrs. R. A.
Mahoney, Mrs. John Mora, Mrs.
Savino Mara, Mrs. Robert Mc
Cauley, Mrs. Robert McFadden,
Mrs. Mary McGinty. Mrs. J. P.
McMillen. Mrs. Ralph Metzger.
Mrs. Howard Meyer. Mrs. John
Moore, Mrs. M. L. Mullay, Mar
garet McDonnell, Mrs. H. N.
Nillssen, Mrs John Navin. Mrs.
John O’Neil. Mrs. Nora O'Leary,
Mrs. J. J. Quinn, Mrs. S. E. Ryan.
Mrs. Ernest Stord and Mrs. Mar
garet Welsh
The Altar Society of St. James
the Less church. Columbus, will
meet Wednesday. Dec. 17. at 8 p.
m. in the School Hall. Members are
requested to bring a 50c Christmas
gift for distribution to the old
folks homes. Refreshments and en
tertainment are being planned by
Guild I.
Officers installed at the Novem
ber meeting include Mrs. Mary De
Ville, president: Mrs. Laurine Mc
Nally. vice-president Mrs. Mildred
Zeller, treasurer, and Mrs. Eileen
Eyerman, secretary.
Committee chairmen are Mrs.
St. Mary PCCW Officers
New officer* of the Parish Council of St. Mary Church, Chilli
cothe, are, left to right, sitting: Mr* Joseph C. Shilder, vice-presi
dent Mr*. Donald Robbins, secretary and Mrs. Charles H. McCarthy,
chairman of the library committee. Standing are Mr*. William New
ton, president Rev. Raphael D. Rodgers, pastor and Mr*. William
Galvin, who was guest speaker at the last meeting of the group.
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Gel Afternoon
Mass Privilege
PARIS—Pope Pius XII has au
thorized the celebration of after
noon Mass in France on certain
days for an experimental period of
one year.
The privilege was given in re
spon.se to a request from Catholic
workers through the Assembly of
French Cardinals and Archbishops
Many workers who labor on
morning shifts and others who live
great distances from their jobs
have been unable to attend Mass
and the Sacraments over a long pe.
riod
They will now be able to go to
Mass in the afternoons of every
first Friday of the month, feast
days and days of public prayer.
Although valid for one year.
Church sources said the authori
zation would be renewed if the
clergy i equested it.
Women
Ellen McGovern. Religious Activi
ties Mrs Kathryn Glaser Catho
lie Charities Mrs. John Melvin,
International Relations Mrs. Ches
ter Croce. P.T.A. Mrs. Emily Hen
nessey, Public Relations. Mrs.
Thomas McBride. Sick and Vigil
Mrs Frank Cua. Clothing, and
Mrs. Betty Bruce. Membership.
DENNISON Next Commun
ion Sunday for Altar Society and
Parish Council of Immaculate
Conception church, Dennison,
will be Dec. 21. A Holy Hour
will be held from 3-4 p.m. the
same day.
Next business meeting of the
groups will be Tuesday. Jan. 6.
with Mrs. Jerry Burdette serv
ing as chairman of the lunch
committee. The ladies have also
been invited to attend a Jan. 27
meeting of the Altar Society of
St. Therese church, Wainwright.
Those wishing to attend should
’phone Mrs. Carme Galbraith.
At the last meeting of the
group. Mrs. Frank De Guiliano
and Mrs. Charles Hayes uere
named chairmen of a commit
tee making Christmas baskets
for the needy Awards were won
by Mrs. Rose Tomasina and Mrs.
Martha Civello. The Rev. Hugh
Gilbert, pastor, presided al the
meeting.
The Parish Council of St. Mary's
church. Columbus, has scheduled
a clothing drive for the Popes.
Storeroom for this Sunday. Dec.
14. Containers will be placed in
the rear of the church for contri
butions.
Clothing of all descriptions for
children of all ages will be accept
ed. Cash donations will also be ap
preciated.
JOHNSTOWN A Parish
Christmas Party lor the mem
bers of the Church of the Ascen
sion, Johnstown. 0.. will be giv
en in the church basement Sun
day evening. Dec. 21. A pot luck
dinner will be served and gifts
will be distributed to all chil
dren 12 years of age and young
er.
St. Mary s Altar Society (Grove
port! will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday. Dec. 16. the Parish
Hall at 8 p. m.
Following the business meeting
there will be the annual Christmas
party and gift exchange. Mrs. Ed
Dyer. Mrs. James Fagan. Mrs. Jo
seph Fenner. Mrs. Frank Fenster
maker. Mrs. Louis Haines and Mrs.
Emil Heunch will be in charge of
the program.
A Christmas gift exchange and
party will follow the regular
monthly meeting of the Altar
Society and Diocesan Council of
Catholic Women of St. Thomas
the Apostle parish. Columbus,
on Wednesday. Dec. 17. Officers
of both groups will be hostesses.
New officers of the Altar Society
of Holy Rosary parish. Columbus,
are: Mrs. James Uhl. president
Mrs. Martha Greenawald, vice-pres
ident and Mrs. Stephen B. Lance
man, secretary-treas u e Mrs.
Langeman was re-elected.
NEW LEXINGTON-r-The first
quarterly Executive Board meet
ing of the Eastern Deanery,
Council of Catholic Women will
be held Monday, Dec. 15, at 7
p.m. at the home of the presi
dent, Mrs. C. L. Chute. 118 S.
Jackson St.. New Lexington.
A few mintues will be afford
ed each Deanery chairman for
discussing plans and activities
of their respective committees.
The December meeting of St.
Christopher s Parish Council of Ca
tholic Women will be held on Tues
day, December 16. immediately
following the Novena services
After the business session Mrs.
Edward Huffman, program chair
man, will introduce the girls of
the eighth grade who will present
a program of Christmas carols and
poems prepared under the super
vision of the school principal, Sis
ter Rose Carmellita.
In keeping with the holiday spir
it of helping others, small gifts will
be brought by the members for
distribution to women at the Co
lumbus State School Mrs. Joseph
Gaupdieri. chairman of Catholic
Charities, will direct this project
assisted by her co-chairmen, Mrs.
Robert Kendall and Mrs. Elmer
Bene.
Refreshments will be served by
Mrs Charles Basham and her com
mittee and a social period will con.
elude the evening's entertainment. ||,
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To Women
DOVER—Invitations to their an
nual Christmas party have been
mailed by the officers of St. Jo
sephs Council of Catholic Women.
Scheduled for Dec 18, entertain
ment will be provided by St. An
thony, Blessed Martin, Loyola and
Regina Study Clubs.
£roup singing of Christmas Car
ols will be led by the Mana Goretti
Study Club.
Members of the committee are:
Miss Jean Fondriest, Mrs. George
Spiker. Mrs. Richard Dunham. Mrs.
Martin Rini, Mrs. Casper Contmi
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