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The Altar and Rotary Society of
Immaculate Conception Church
will meet Tuesday. Feb. 24, at 8 p.
in the school hall.
In keeping with Catholic Press
Month, there will be a panel dis
cussion on current Catholic liter
ature. Mrs. T. J. Fitzpatrick, chair
man of the Sucial Act’cn Commit
tee, has arranged the program.
DOVER—Father James Keller’s
popular book, “You Can Change
the World,” was reviewed by
Mrs. Donald Warther when the
Loyola Study Club of St. Joseph's
Church met Feb. 10 at the home
of Mrs. Vincent Bremeyer.
Mrs. Kenneth Parson conduct
ed a Bible quiz, and the Rev
Pius Kaelin, O.F.M. Cap., gave a
talk on the Bible. Miss Jean
Fondriest assisted Mis. Bremey
ei with refreshments.
St. Christopher’s Parish Coun
cil of Catholic Women will hold
its next meeting on Tuesday,
Feb. 24. at 8:15 p. m. in the par
ish hall. At the short business
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meeting, a slate of new office
candidates for the coming yea
will be presented.
A games party, planned by
program chairman Mrs. Edward
Huffman, will follow the meet
ing.
CIRCLEVILLE The Altar So
ciety of St. Joseph’s Church will
serve a dinner to the general pub
lie on St Patrick s Day, March 17.
in the church basement.
Mrs. Joseph Gocller is chairman
of the event, and other committee
members are Mrs. Forest Short.
Mrs. John J. Carle. Mrs. Jacob
Carle. Mrs. L. J. Hall, Mrs. Ned
Landis and Mrs. Mary Crum.
NEWARK—The Local Branch
of the St. Mary of the Springs
Alumnae held their monthly
meeting the home of Mrs. Er
nest Wintermute 222 W. Locust
st.
The current topics of “Com
munism in our Universities and
Colleges’’ was discussed at
length. The second section of
the Christopher Career Guidance
Booklet was read and discussed.
During the business meeting
plans were made for an after
noon of entertainment for the
senior girls of St. Francis de
Sales High School.
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ing included Mis. Robert Bentz,
Mrs. Vernon Dickman, Mrs. Paul
Fitzpatrick. Mrt. Richard John
son, Mrs. Anthony Luzio, Mrs.
Frank Pintz. Mrs Ernest Reeder
and Mrs. Adelaide Shaw.
The Altar Rosary society and the
Rosary Guild of St. Mary s church
met in the school auditorium
Tuesday for a covered dish dinner.
The dinner was in celebration of
the first anniversary of the Rosary
guilds. After the dinner there was
special entertainment.
Mrs. John Keefer, 410 N. Frank
lin St., served as general chairman.
Mrs. Ray Tabler acted as social
chairman and was assisted by Mrs.
Harry Beck, MrS. Stanley Manter.
Mrs. F. L. Slone. Mrs. William
McNamara, Mrs. Leo J. Schaeper
and Mrs. John Ferris.
Foster Parents
Are Sought For
Negro Children
NEW YORK—(NC)—A plea for
more foster homes for homeless
Negro children was made at a
fcrum of the Catholic Interracial
Council by Father Edmund F. Fo
garty of the New York Catholic
Charities.
Father Fogarty, director of His
Eminence Francis Cardinal Spell
man’s Campaign for Foster Homes
foi Negro children, declared that
organizations seeking to provide
homes for Negro children often
f.nd their efforts frustrated by the
same community problems which
beset the average Negro adult.
“Negro people want to take
homeless children into their homes
but most of them are caught up in
ral problems themselves.” he
said.
Foremost among these problems.
Father Fogarty stated, are income
aud housing.
PTA NOTES
PORTSMOUTH St. Mary’s PTA
will sponsor a ham dinner Sunday.
Feb. 22. in the school cafeteria to
raise money for the annual school
picnic.
Plans for the dinner were com
pleted at the Feb. 8 meeting, at
which the Rev. Julius Klinec re
viewed grade school activities.
Msgr. Joseph E. McGlynn, of St.
Monica’s Church, spoke on “The
Religious Historical Background of
Ohio.”
President Paul Haaf announced
that the next meeting on March 8
will he Past Presidents’ Night.
The St. Mary Magdalene PTA
met Thursday, Feb. 19, in the
school hall. The Sisters were in
the classrooms from 7 30 to 8:15
to discuss the children s progress
with the individual parents.
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Diocesan Nurses Meet
At Mt. Carmel Monday
The Diocesan Council of Catholic
Nurses will have its monthly meet
ing in the Mount Carmel Hospital
nurses’ home on Monday. Feb. 23.
a* 8 p. m. Mr. Louis Von Ville will
speak on the Christopher move
ment and Catholic action.
On display will be the books of
Father Keller, founder of the
Christopher movement. All .mem
bers are urged to attend.
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Girl Meet Prelate
MONTREAL. Que. (NC) As
dignataries filed by to greet Car
dinal Paul Emile Cardinal Leger.
following a Pontifical High Mass
here, a young crippled girl sat in
her wheelchair in one of the jam
med side aisles.
The girl managed to catch the
eye of an elderly white-haired gen
tleman who was near the Cardinal.
She beckoned to him and. when he
came to her. confided, her earnest
wish to meet the Cardinal.
The gentleman responded eager
ly and guided the wheelchair to
the sanctuary steps. Cardinal
Leger, in the midst of greeting
guests, noticed the wheel chair ap
proaching, interrupted the line of
those being presented to him, and
stepped down into the aisle.
He went forward to meet the
girl, greeted her and extended his
ring for her to kiss. Deeply mov
ed. she thanked the prelate.
There was a smile of satisfaction
on the face of the old gentleman
too. For he was Ernest Leger. the
76-year-old father of the Cardinal.
For Her Work In Turkey
Mrs. Elizabeth Welsh Arnold, formerly of Washington, holds
aloft the scroll accompanying the Cross Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice
awarded to her in the chapel of the Italian Embassy in Ankara,
Turkey. The wife of Major General William H. Arnold, Commanding
General of the Joint Military Commission for Aid to Turkey. Mrs.
Arnold has been active in charitable and hospital work there for the
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The Men Will lie Glad (If This
Home economics is no longer e mere matter of cooking and
sewing. In the Home Furnishings class, Sister M. Celestine, O.P., in
structs students of the College of St. Mary of the Springs how to
make the Christian home attractive on any income. Above, Sister
Celestine shows Rose Marie Siemer how to cane an antique chair
which she has refinished. Mary Grace Fleckervstein applies the
cording to a slip-cover she has made.
Mt. Carmel Senior Picked
As “Miss Student Nurse”
Winner over six other candi
dates. Miss Martha Welter, a senior
in the Mt. Carmel School of Nurs
ing, was named “Miss Student
Nurse of Columbus" recently.
The honor came at the Nurses'
Association ‘‘Crystal Ball’’ at Val
ley Dale in Columbus. ,The win
ner’s trophy and bouquet were pre
sented by Miss Carole Hoover,
president of the Student Nurse As
sociation of Columbus.
Miss Welter is president of the
Student Council at Mt. Carmel, re
cording secretary of the SNAO, and
chairman of the state association's
committee on constitution and by
laws. She ranks first in a class of
45. with a course average of 97.
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A graduate ot Calvert High
School in Tiffin. Onio, in 1948. Miss
Welter attended St. Francis Col
lege in Ft. Wayne. Ind for one
Miss Martha Welter
year, then worked as a nurse’s aide
in a small Tiffin hospital the next,
coming to Mt. Carmel in Septem
ber, 1950.
Martha is not the only member
of her family to make news re
cently. Her 18 year-old twin sis
ter entered the Ursuline convent
in Toledo on Feb. 12. alter working
for a year in Cleveland to pay for
their expenses and lor a television
set for their parents.
There are 11 other children in
the family, including Donny, 15,
who is in a Columbus school lor
the deaf. The father. Clarence, in
tent on helping all the children re
ceive higher education, still has a
daughter in high school and four
other children in grade school.
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Even Reds Admit
Anti-Religious
Play Is “’Flop*"
BERLIN (NC) Even com
munist newspaper- in Eastern Ger
many had to admit that an anti
religioii'- propaganda plav by the
leftist writer Anna Seghers was a
“flop."
Despite the efforts of a commun
ist claque to arouse some sort of
enthusiasm at the premiere here,
the audience just “sat on their
hands." When the play went on
tour in the provinces it met with
an equally cold reception
The play, entitled “The Trail of
"Jeanne are at Rouen” and alleg
edly based on documents, abounds
in ridiculing Bishops and priests.
Anna Seghers. a refugee from
Hitlerism, gained considerable suc
cess in the United States with her
noVel. “The "Seventh Cross,”
which became a b^st seller and was
filmed in Hollywood. During the
war she lived in Mexico City and
later returned tc Red-ruled Ber
lin.
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African Girl Enters
Convent In Ireland
DUBLIN. Ireland (NC) For
the first time, a native African
girl has come to Ireland to enter
the religious life.
She is Miss Rose Agbasiere
daughter of Chief Gregory Agbasi
ere, Nigeria, who arrived in Dublin
on her wav back to Killeshandra,
County Cavan, to become a post
ulant in the house of the Mission
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Nurses Club
St. Camillus De Lelhs patron of
the .sick and hospitals and found
er of the .Ministers ol the sick
was chosen as I he patron of the
newly organized club composed of
the members ol the department of
nursing of St .Mar of the Spri!
College held recently at Mount
Carmel Hospital School of Nursing.
'rhe aims of the Camillian Club
were cited as being “to foster a
united interest in nursing and to
provide cooperation among the stu
dents of nursing in the college."
The constitution was read by Pa
tricia Burroughs and approved by
members of the club.
Election of officers was held and
the results were as follows: Presi
dent. Patricia Guentber Vice
president. Patricia Burroughs Sec
retan. Patricia Rose, and Treasur
er, Kay Holzbach.
Meetings will be held monthly
on the third Thursday of the
month. At the February meeting
yesterday the freshmen nurses
and other interested nurses attend
ing the college were enrolled in
the Club
Following the meeting, refresh
ments were served in the nurses'
home reception room.
Mt. Carmel Has
Highest Number of
Grads In State
Results of the State Nurses
Board examinations show that the
Ml Carmel School of Nursing had
the state's largest group of suc
cessful candidates.
Fifty-six girls from the Mt. Car
mel School are no v eligible to
practice as registered nurses.
A total of 161 nurses, graduates
from the live local schools, passed
the examinations. The total num
be passed in the state was 1177.
The other local nursing schools
are located at St. Franeis Hospital.
Giant Hospital. White Cross Hos
pital and the Ohio State Univer
sity Hospital.
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Z A N E S V ILLE Twenty-five
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recognized for their work in a dif
ferent manner last week.
The aides were presented caps
by Mother Perpetua, head of the
Hospital, at ceremonies recently in
the nurses’ home. Although the
aides have always worn regulation
uniforms, it is the first time they
have worn caps.
The aides are recognized as non
professional workers on the nurs
ing staff of the hospital, trained
on the job and under the super
vision of graduate nurses who are
responsible for the care of the pa
tients.
It is the plan of the hospital to
continue the capping ceremonies
when aides have qualified for their
work after six months on the job
Receiving the caps were: Ger
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Hunter. Barbara Donovan. Wanda
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