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PT A NOTES
PORTSMOUTH “Health” was
the theme of the January meeting
of the St. Mary Grade School PT A.
Short talks were given by Father
Julius G. Klinec. the pastor. Sister
M. Gabriella, the principal, and
Mrs.. Eward Davis, school nurse.
Fourth grade pupils entertained
with a play entitled. “A Trip to
Good Healthland”, under the direc
tion of their teacher, Sister M.
Lambert.
President Walker Warner named
the committees which will handle
the annual PTA dinner on Feb. 21.
DENNISON Public Health
Director Paul Mice spoke on
‘•Health for Children” at the
recent meeting of Immaculate
Conception PTA. The group
made plans for a Spaghetti Din
ner on Sunday, Jan 31, from
12 to 6 p.m., with all workers
receiving meals at half price.
Members also adopted a policy
of sending a gift to children ab
sent from school for an extended
period due to serious illness.
Father Hugh J. Gilbert asks
that all parents attend the Feb.
9 meeting to discuss the question
of uniforms for St. Mary School
children.
DOVER At the next meeting
of the St. Joseph PTA on Feb. 21,
a panel will discuss “Home Work
and Child Discipline.” Mrs. Clar
ence Schilling, finance chairman,
announced at the recent meeting
that the group will sponsor a Bake
Sale on Feb. 6.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Lau
rence Krantz, who gave a talk on
the school's health program as well
as a talk on diabetes. A film on
the disease was also shown.
CHILLICOTHE St. Peter
PTA will sponsor a public mardi
gras carnival Mar. 1, in the
school auditorium. Plans for the
event were announced this week
by Mrs. Joseph Weisenberger,
chairman of the Finance commit
tee.
It was also announced that an
“appreciation dinner” for the St.
Peter Schoolboy Patroi will be
sponsored by the PTA. Mrs.
George Brombacker, Jr., is chair
man of the committee in charge.
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NEW YORK (NC) Efforts
to “modernize” the movie Produc
tion Code “may lead to a break
down of all regulation.” America
magazine warned.
The magazine said that “with TV
heavily cutting box office receipts,
some producers have evidently
sent out the word that a heavy
dose of sex will attract the public.”
America said a charge is being
circulated that “the plain fact of
the matter is that for nearly a gen
eration the movies of this country
have been filmed according to the
ground rules of a minority relig
ious faith.”
"That is not true," tha maga
zine stated. "As even Eric John
ston has said, the movies have
been filmed, if they *ollowed the
code, in accordance with ‘the
eternal and unchanging verities
of the Ten Commandments/ Ef
forts to 'modernize' now under
the impact of TV competition
may lead to a breakdown of alt
regulation."
America pointed out that “the
Code was freely adopted by the
major producers in 1930.” Produc
ers who have observed the Code
“found that fidelity to the Code
helped both business and the ar
tistic quality of the films,” the
magazine said.
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Msgr. Wegner
Starts Tour
OMAHA. Nebr. (NC) Msgr.
Nicholas H. Wegner, director of
Boys Town, has left here to make
a four-month, good-will tour of Ja
pan, Korea, Malaya, the Philip
pines, India. Pakistan, Turkey and
Greece at the request of the U.S.
State Department it has been an
nounced.
The State Department in a let
ter inviting Monsignor Wegner to
make the trip said it was designed
for “the urgent need to promote
mutual understanding between the
United States and other countries
of the free world, bv establishing
relations of mutual respect and
confidence.”
He was scheduled to leave San
Francisco for Honolulu by plane
today and is due to arrive at the
American Embassy in Tokyo on
February 2.
The general plan of the tour
calls for three or four, weeks in
Japan, three weeks in the Philip
pines. a few weeks in Singapore
and the Malay States. 10 days in
India with visits scheduled to Kar
achi. Pakistan, and Bangkok then
visits to Istanbul and Ankara in
Turkey before traveling to Athens
and other parts of Greece. The
Monsignor said he planned to lease
Athens in late May in time to ar
rive in Rome for the canonization
rites of Blessed Pope Pius X. He
said he expected to be back here
by June 4, travelling by way of
England.
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Do’s And Don’ts
For Happy Home
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NEW ORLEANS—(NC) Abbot
Columban Thuis, O.S.B.. of St.
Joseph’s Abbey, St. Benedict, La.,,
opening the annual Catholic For
um of the New Orleans Metropoli
tan Council of Holy Name Socie
ties here, gave what may be con
sidered the ten “do’s and don’t” oi
marriage.
Speaking on “Is Marriage a Vo
cation?”, Abbot Thuis said:
“Don’t marry for a handsome
face. Do marry for beauty of char
acter. Don’t marry a mere set of
circumstances. Do marry a true
consort. Don’t marry for curly hair.
Do marry for a good head and
heart. Don’t marry with too great
an age difference. Don’t go window
shopping for a mate. Do see what
he or she is like at home. Don’t
marry against your parents’ oppo
sition. Don’t marry only for recrea
tion. Do marry for procreation and
children.
“Don’t say, “I am sick of wedded
home life.” Do say. ‘I am home
sick f«r my marriage bliss at home.’
Don’t marry for mere lust Do
marry for a proper fulfillment of
the desires of God.
“Don’t make the home a mere
parking place. Do make of it a par
adise on earth.”
Aquinas Mothers Set Roast Beef Dinner
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There'll be roast beef a'plenty for those who attended the Aquinas Mothers' Club Dinner Sun
day, Jan. 31. The public is invited to the dinner which will be served in the school cafeteria from
1:00 to 6:00 p. m. Pictured above checking on kitchen facilities are, left to right, Mrs. Owen Carty,
61 W. North Broadwray Mrs. Donald J. Miller, 280 E. Oakland Mrs. Rudolph Genereeux, 1522 Walsh
ave., and Mrs. Joseph J. Reis, 628 Racine eve. Meal tickets will sell for $1.00 for adults, 50c for children.
VATICAN CITY (Radio, NC) His Holiness Pope
Pius XII has promulgated decrees approving miracles proposed
for the canonization of Blessed Pope Pius X, Blessed Pierre
Louis Chanel, and Blessed Maria Crocifissa di Roma.
The miracles in each case nec
essarily occurred alter beatifica
tion of the parties concerned. Ap
proval of the miracles as genuine
is required as part of the canoniza
tion process.
Blessed Pius X, who died in 1914,
was beatified June 3. 1951, and his
two miracles concern a Naples
lawyer and a Palermo nun.
Francesco Balsani, the lawyer,
was cured overnight of a cancer
ous lUng abscess on August 27,
1951. Sister Maria Luisa Scorcia
was suddenly cured of a chronic
and dangerous inflammation in
February. 1952. Her ailment is
technically described as subacute
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Theme Chosen For *54
Family Life Conference
WASHINGTON (NC) “The Mother, The Heart Of The
Home” has been selected as the theme for the 1954 National
Catholic Conference on Family Life, it was announced here by
Father Edgar Schmiedeler, O.S.B., director of the Family
Life Bureau, National Catholic Welfare Conference, which
sponsors the annual convention.
The three-day meeting will be
held in New Orleans under the
patronage of New Orleans’ Arch
bishop Joseph F. Rummel from
March 24 to 26.
More than 50 experts on family
life and organizational leaders will
participate in the convention.
Among topics to be discussed are:
the religious life of the family, rec
reational family activities, the eco
nomic as it relates to the family,
marriage preparation, marriage
counseling, child care and training
in the home.
Features
Special features of the conven
tion will be the opening Solemn
Pontifical Mass and the closing
Family Holy Hour, both in St.
Ixvuis Cathedral the conferring of
Family Catholic Action Awards on
several individuals who have dis
tinguished themselves in the fam
ily apostolate field, and the con
ferring of awards on several out­
Miracles Of 3 Blessed
Authenticated By Pope
meningo-encepholomyelitis.
Blessed Maria and Blessed
Pierre are due to be canonized
Sunday, June 13, while Blessed
Pius X’s canonization is scheduled
for Saturday, May 29.
Bltssed Maria, who lived from
1813-55. was the Italian-born found
ress of the Congregation of the
Handmaids of Charity. Blessed
Pierre. 1803-41, was a French priest
martyred on the island of Futuna
in the Tonga archipelago.
Three Cardinals were present
for reading of the decrees in the
presence of the Pope.
They were Their Eminences Gae
tano Cardinal Cicognani. Prefect
of the Sacred Congregation of
Rites, ponente (Cardinal in charge
of a cause for beatification) for
Blessed Pius X: Clemente Cardinal
Micara, Prefect of the Sacred Con
gregation of Seminaries and Uni
versities, ponente for Blessed
Maria and Alessandro Cardinal
Verde, Archpriest of the Basilica
of St. Mary Major, ponente for
Blessed Pierre.
Archbishop Alfonso Carinici.
Secretary of the Sacred Congrega
tion of Rites, read the decrees.
Club Women
Gel Results In
Clean-Up Drive
NEW YORK (NC) Chicago
club women have achieved quick
results in a drive to remove salac
ious literature from newsstands.
McCall’s magazine reports in its
February issue.
Members of the Illinois Federa
tion of Women’s Clubs working to
clean up newstands on Chicago’s
North Side said: “We were surpris
ed too at how much salacious litera
ture there was, and so were the
dealers, who cooperated and elim
inated most of it quickly when we
called it to their personal atten
tion.”
The action was reported In Mc
Call’s “Women's Club Notes From
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nationwide reaction against indec
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The final day of the convention,
it was announced, will be devoted
to activity programs, including
special sessions for diocesan direc
tors of family life, meetings for
members of affiliates of the Na
tional Council of Catholic Men and
the National Council of Catholic
Women, and other sessions for
groups affiliated with the Youth
Department, N.C.W.C.
Father Schmiedeler said that,
following the custom of past years,
when the Family Holy Hour is held
at the closing of the convention,
similar ceremonies will be held in
scores of parishes throughout the
nation, making it possible for sev
eral million‘Catholics to take some
part in the conference program.
It will mark the first time in 22
years that the convention will be
held in the south. Father Schmied
eler said that he has held meetings
with Dr. Edward A. Huth of Day
ton. O., president of the NCCFL.
and with Father Joseph P. Jans
sens of New Orleans, who is in
charge of convention arrange
ments. and all are confident of a
successful convention.
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p. m. Entire proceeds will
for athletic purposes.
Jack White, Mr. James
Ham and groceries will be given
ray, along with door prizes.
Home-made pies and coffee will be
served at the game.
Members of the Altar Society
of St. John the Evangelist
Church will hold a bake sale on
Sunday, Jan. 31. in the school
hall after the 8. 10 and 11:30
Masses. Mrs. Margaret Sedlock
and Mrs. Edith Gloeckner are
co-chairmen.
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A group from the parish made
recent visits to several aged peo
ple and to Alum Crest Hospital.
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Rosary was held Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. John Bernard.
Catholic Big Sisters will hold
their monthly dinner meeting
Tuesday, Feb. 2. 6:00 p. m.. at
the Columbus Maennerchoir
Club. Guests for the evening will
be Judge Henry L. Holden of
Municipal Court and his wife.
Mrs. Holden.
The St. Monica parish council
of St. Augustine Church will
hold the regular monthly meet
ing Feb. 11, at 8 p. m. in the
school annex. Committee for this
party includes Mrs. Frank Foger
tv chairman: Mis. Jaaeph Ess
man, co-chairman assisted by
Mrs. William Dooling, Mrs, M.
Dranichak, Mrs. C. Eckel. Mrs.
Mary Egan, Mrs. I^eo Entz. Mrs.
Ann Evans, Mrs. Sistino Faiella,
Mrs. L. J. Feiler. Mrs. L. Finelli,
Jr., Mrs. R. B. Foust. Mrs. George
Fulcher, Mrs J. E. Gardner,
Mrs. Fred Gaus. Mrs E. Gerber,
Mrs. Wilbur Goss. Mrs. S J.
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Mrs. Arthur Grimm.
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