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CYO Holy Hour, Meeting
Are Scheduled for Sunday
'I’he monthly CYO Holy Hour and general meeting
will be held this Sunday at Our Lady of Peace Parish be
ginning at 2:30 p.m. The Holy Hour is the regular pro
gram of the Catholic Youth Adorer’s of the CYO which
is held in a different parish in the city every month. The
general meeting which follows is the quarterly business
meeting of lhe CYO Council.
Parish officers from CYO’s
in the city will meet to discuss
programs for the groups. Chief
topic of discussion will be the
annual CYO Fiesta which is
scheduled lor the w'-ek following
Easter. The Fiesta usually in
cludes the finals of the CYO has
ketball tournament and
ety show.
a vari-
Magda
will be
The annual St. Mary
lene CYO variety show
presented next Friday and Sat
urday evenings at 8:15 p.m. and
Sunday afternoon ai 2:30'p.m. in
lhe school hall. The CYO produc
tion with a cast of 55 will in
clude a minstrel and variety acts.
YOUNG ADULTS
The monthly meeting of
Young Adult Council of the
tral deanery will be held
Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. in
the Catholic Youth Office. All
delegates to the council and par
ish officers are expected to be
present at this meeting,
ant business concerning
esta and other programs
taken up at the meeting.
The annual 'i oung Adult Mar
riage Forum will be held again
this year on Thu days during
Lent. Chairman Bill Beck of
Christ the King and Ann Cor
coran of the Cathedral are mak
ing arrangements for the pro
gram. They are being assisted by
Father Thomas Duff.1 of the Fac
ulty of St. Charles Seminary.
FRANK'S
TRAILER SALES
50 Now and Used $95. up
4760 N. High St.
heater
But to have
Gas Water
automatic.
COLUMBIA
AMBULANCE SERVICE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
a rt_Glyng _________. Ph- 2-3021
BUILDING MATERIALS
Pat's Tru-Line Blox
PRE-CAST CONCRETE CO. Dial 2-8331
Business Equipment
Clary Adding Machines and Smith
Corona Typewriters. Sales, Rentals
and Service. Stapleton Office Sup
ply. 829 Sixth. Phone 3-2731.
Coal
DUNN COAL CO.
Gallia and Broadway StreeH
GLASS
PORTSMOUTH GLASS CO.
1541 Gallia St Phone 61301
Parking Lot In Rear
Auto and Window Glass Installed
We Can Furnish
AH Your Glass Needs
Paul Duplain Joe Kehoe
SEAGRAVES ELECTRIC
COMPANY
Electric Wiring of all Kinds
Phone 3-4351
Y
Largest Selection of Magazine*
and Newspapers, tn the City
HALLMARK GREETING
CARDS
Gallia and Uffncr* St*.
PORTSMOUTH. OHIO
MELCHER FUNERAL
Phone
23191
SCOUTS
Mrs. Alexander Huhn of Im
maculate Conception parish was
ns.aed chairman of the central
deanery committee on the pro
gram for Girl Scoutsand Campfire
Girls. .Mrs. Huhn succeeds Mrs. G.
W. Belanger of St. Aloysius par
ish who will continue to work in
the capacity of diocesan chair
man. At the same meeting plans
and requirements for a new
award for girls of the troops and
units were discussed.
Apr. 22 was set as the date of
the annual Scout Holy Hour by
members of the diocesan commit
tee on scouting for boys at their
semi-annual meeting last Sunday
at the Youth Bureau. The Holy
Hour in which both Girl and Boy
Scouts participate is the occasion
for the presentation of the Ad
Altare Dei and Parvuli Dei
awards to scouts an I cubs of the
diocese. Present at lhe meeting
were
Ohio
area,
area
Council area.
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cen
this
WHERE
SAVE
1661 11th St
LEE'S
WATCH REPAIR
MINFORD, OHIO
6
Next door to the Post Office
HOME
Phone
47831
AMBULANCE
SERVICE
1417 Offner* St.
Off Street Pariaaf
Central
Council
Council
County
chairmen from the
area, the Harding
the Portsmouth
and the Licking
Import
the Fi
will be
Moral Values
Sought in Mexico
MEXICO CITY (NC) Mex
ico's Legion of Decency has of
fered prizes of $800, $400 and $80
for movie scripts stressing moral
values.
In an effort to improve the
quality of Mexican movies the
Legion has offered to pay as
much as $4,000 for film rights
to the prize-winning scripts.
In announcing the contest,
which closes Apr. 30. the Legion
said it would consider only
scripts dealing with social prob
lems of general interest which
contain nothing offensive to mor
als. Prize winners are to be an
nounced in June by a jury of mo
tion picture writers, directors and
critics.
0-
Soviets Oppose Prayer At
United Nations Session
UNITED NATIONS. N. Y.
A United States proposal that
meetings of the United Nations
General Assembly open with a
formal prayer has been turned
down by the Soviet Union.
The rejection was made in a
letter sent by Soviet Delegate
Arkady Sobolex to U.S. delegate
Henry Cabot Ix)dge Jr., who of
fered the proposal last month. Pol
and also has rejected the pro
posal.
The letter said the U.N. should
stick to the present practice of
opening meetings with a minute
for silent prayer or meditation.
THOUSANDS
MILLIONS
Current Earnings
From Oct. 1st
INSURED
TO $10,000
CENTRAL OHIO
FEDERAL SAVINGS
66 South Third Street
PORTSMOUTH !Z,S
Painting Decorating
PAINTING Inside and Out
Steaming off paper. Patch Plaster
Floor fin O. M. Greenwood Ph. 4-6967
Rest Homes
RIVERVIEW MANOR convalescent
Home for aged and infirm. Ph. Wm.
Erasure, Lucasville 3691 for rates
C. Hemman & Sons Co.
MEAT MARKETS
8th and Murray St. 913 Gallia St.
Phone 3209 and 665 Phone 2860
STEWARTS
DRUG STORE
ORIGINAL CUT RATE
Drugs A Prescriptions
904 GALLIA PH. 2447
PORTSMOUTH OHIO
IDEAL MILK CO
PORTSMOUTH
DIAL 3*295)
Isabelle Green*
HOUSE OF FASHION
Home Owned
Dreeses, Formats, Bridals
707 Sixth Street
Phone 2-0307, Portsmouth, Ohio
Christian
Lumber Co.
1403—4th St. Phone 6443
Wost Portsmouth, Ohio
or Service to Youth
Frank M. Folsom, president of the Radio Corporation of
America, receives the 1955 Catholic Youth Organization Club of
Champions Medal from His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman,
Archbishop of New York, at the CYO Board of Directors 20th
Anniversary dinner. Mr. Folsom was cited for his "Faithful
devotion to duty and his outstanding example to youth as a man
of principle and achievement."
Motion Pictures Classified
Following is a list of motion picture*
reviewed and classified by the Nation
a Council of the Legion of Decencv
Clast A—Section 1—Unobjectionable
for general patronage.
African Adventure African Lion,
Albert, Animal arm, Annapolis
Story, Athena, Atomic Kid, Arrow in
the Dust.
Bengali. Benny Goodman Story
Black Horse anion. Bt i-adoon. Bright
Road. Bring Your Smile Along.
Canyon Crossroads. Challenge the
Wild. Cinerama Holiday (U.S.A,
printsi, Court Martial of Billy Mitchell.
Dam Busters, Day to Remember
Daw Crockett, Detective. Devil God
dess. Devil Girl From Mars, Divided
Heart.
Far Horizons, Francis in the Navy.
Ghos» Town, Good Morning, Miss
Love Great Adventure, Gun That
Won lhe West, The.
Headline Hunters. Heide and Peter.
Hi'gh Society. Hunters of the Deep.
Killer Leopard. Killers From Space
King's Thief, The.
Lady and,the Tramp, Last Com
mand. Living It Up, Lord of the Jun
gle. Lucy Gallant.
McConnell Story Man From Bitter
Ridge. Match-Making Marshal.
Naked Sea.
Operation Manhunt, Out of This
World. Outlaw's Son.
Passion. Phantom Trail. Private War
Of Major Benson, Purple Mask.
Quentin Durward.
Rage at Dawn, Raid. Rembrandt.
Santa Fe Passage, Seven Cities
r'old. Sincerer Yours Spy Chasers.
Vanishing American, Virgin Queen.
White Orchid, Wichita.
Class A—Section 2—Unobjectionable
for adults.
All That Heaven Allows, Apache,
Apache Ambush, Ardo.
Bar Sinister. Beggars Opera, Big
Tip-Off. Black 13. Blood Aliev, Bold
and the Brave. Both Sides of the Law,
Bullet Is Waiting. Bullet for Joev.
Count Three and Prav Creature
W ith the Atom Brain. Crooked Web.
Dancing With Crime. Desperate
Hours. Desert Sands, Diane. Doctor
in the House, Down Three Dark
Streets.
East of Eden, Escape to Burma,
Edge of Divorce, End of the Affair.
Fire Over Africa, Footsteps in the
g. Four Ways Out (U.S.A, printsi.
Gate of Hell, Gentlemen Marrv Bru
nettes, Girl in the Red Velvet Swing,
Green Magic.
Illega’ I’ll Cry Tomorrow Inside De
troit. It's Always Fair Weather.
Jail Busters, Jupiter's Darling.
Kismet.
Lost Frontier, Left Hand of God,
Let's Make Up. Life In the Balance,
Long John Silver.
Mad Magician, Man Alone, Marty,
Mau Mau Mighty Fortress.
”aked Street. Night Freight.
One Desire, Othello.
Pearl of the Pacific. Prince of Play
ers, Port of Hell, Prisoner, The Push
over. The.
Rains of Ranchipur, Rebel Without
a Cause, Ring of Fear.
Scarlet Coat. Simba Sins of Pom
peii (U.S.A, prints), Spoilers, Spice of
Life, Storm Fear, Strange Intrusion,
Square Jungle. Sudden Danger.
That Lady, There’s Always Tomor
row, Tight Spot, Tonight’s the Night,
To Hell and Back, To Paris With Love,
Treasure of Pancho Villa, Trouble
Shooter.
Unchained, Ulysses, Uncensored
Violent Men, Voice of Silence (U.S.A,
prints).
WALLPAPER
10c to 49c Single Roll
Regular 25c to $1.25 Values
GLIDDEN PAINTS
WEIGAND'S
84 Gallia Street
Dr. Charles Stockham
CHIROPRACTOR
4302 Gallia St., New Boston, Ohio
Phone: Boston 523
BRADDOCK
MOTOR
FREIGHT
INC.
217 Jefferson Ph. 3-3511
Portsmouth, Ohio
For Advertising Rates
Writ*:
AD DEPT.
CATHOLIC TIMES
P. O. BOX 636
COLUMBUS. OHIO
ANNE'S
Pastry Shops
828 Gallia Ph. 26721
708 Chillicothe St. Ph. 27291
ECHO CLEANERS
ONE-DAY SERVICE
Pick-Up and Delivery
Licensed Agent For
MOTH-SAN
1762 12th Street
Phone 2-9321, Portsmouth, Ohio
We’re No Angels. Wicked Wife.
You're Never Too Young.
Class Objectionable in part.
Act of Love Adventures of Sadie,
Ain't Misbehavin'. Americano, Angela.
Arena, Artists and Models
Bad for Each Other. Bait Battle
Cry Beauties of the Night, Belles ot
St. Trinian Betrayed Woman. Big
Knife, Big Night. Bigamist Blackboard
Jungle, Black Tuesday, Bread, Love,
an Dreams
Captain Kidd and the Slave Girl,
Captive Woman, Cell 2455. Chance
Me ting, Conquest of Space,
Martial, Crash Out.
Sacred Latuka, Scandals of the Clo
chemerle. Seven Deadly Sins. Sinners,
She Shoulda Said No, Story of Bob
and Sally, The Strange Triangle,
Street Corner. Strollers. Three Forbid
den Stories. Thrill That Kills, Times
Gone By, Ways of Love, Wench, The
Young and Damned. Violated, Sensual
ita, French Line (Objection. Sugges
tive and indecent action, costuming,
and dialogue. In incidents of subject
matter and treatment it is gravely of
fensive to Christian and traditional
standards of morality and decency and
is capable of grave, evil influence up
on those who patronize it. especially
youth, reports the Legion of Decency),
Girls Marked Danger, La Plasir, One
Summer of Happiness, Lovers. Happy
Lovers, Garden of Eden, Illicit Inter
lude, Game of Life, Mademoiselle Go
bette, The Bed, I Am a Camera. Des
perate Women.
We Want a Child. This film deals
with a subject morally objectionable
for presentation in entertainment mo
tion picture theaters. Furthermore,
the treatment of the theme seriouslv
offends Christian and traditional
standards of morality.
Son of Sinbad. This film t* a serious
affront to Christian standards of mo
rality and decency. It contains grosslv
salacious dances and indecent cos
tuming.
(Keep this listing for future refer
ence.)
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Protestant Center
For Illegal Acts
MADRID (Radio. NC) The
Spanish government har closed a
Protestant center here, charging
that it recently took up unauthor
ized, and thus illegal, activities.
The center, conducted for
many years by the Spanish Union
of Evangelical Churches, consist
ed of a chapel, a primary school
and living quarters for the pupils.
The chapel was allowed to re
main open.
Police gave no reason for the
closure other than stating that it
had launched new activities with
out complying with established
laws. There were no incidents ac
companying the police action.
IN
1890
Soft Living
Seen Spoiling
U.S. Youth
Court
Matri
Deep Blue Sea, Destination
mony, Diaholique. Doomed.
Edge of Fury, Egyptian.
Face to Face. Fear and Desire, Fe
male on tiie Beach. Finger Man For
ever Female. Hame and the Flesh
Flame of the Islands.
Golden Mistress, Guys and Dolls.
Here Come the Girl- Hell s Island,
Hit the Heck Hohda for Henrietta.
How to Be Very, Very Popular, Hus
ton Story.
Indian Fighter Innocents in Paris
Kentuckian, Killers Kiss, Kiss Me
Kate.
Land of the Pharaohs. Lawless
Street Limelight. Looters. The Love
I* a Manv-Splendored Thing. Lo-er
Boy il.s.A. prints'. Love Me or Leave
Maddalena (U.S.A print' Magnifi
cent Matador. Mambo. Man Crazj
Man With the Golden Arm. Man Who
Loved Bedhead'. Man With M.v Face.
Man Without a Star, Marauders, Mis
ter Robert', My Sister Kileen.
of
Tarantula. Target Zero, Texas La
dy. Three Stripes in the Sun, Tiger
and the Flame. Timberjack. Top Gun
Toughest Man Alive, Twinkle in God s
Eye.
Naked Amazon. Naked Dawn. The
Nevi Faces, Night Holds Terror, Ni
agara, Not a* a Stranger.
Oklahoma. Operation Secret, Outlaw
Girl, Other Women. Overcoat.
Paris Model. Phenix City Story. The
Playgirl. Pleasure Garden. President s
Lady, Problem Girls. Prodigal. Prue of
Gold, Public Enemv.
Queen Bee.
Racers, The: Return to Paradise,
Rome II o'clock. Rose Tattoo.
Sea Chase. Second Greatest Sex,
Seven Year Itch. Shield for Murder.
Shotgun. Sins of Rome. So This Is
Pans. Soldier of Fortune. South sea
Women. Strange Deception, Strange
Witness.
Teen Age rime. Tender Trap. Ten
nessee's Partner, Thev Were So
'tOung (I S A print' Thv Neighbors
Wile. This Is Mv Love. Three for the
Show. Three Bad Sisters, Trouble With
Harrv, Twist of Fate. Two Cents
Worth of Hope. Too Yount for Love.
Waterfront. Wayward Wife (U.S.A,
printsi, Women. Wicked Women.
Vera Cruz, View From Pompev
Head.
You Know What Sailors Are.
Class C—Condemned
Bandit, The (Italian) Beliind Closed
Shutters, Blue Angel, BuUet for ste
phano. A Carnival in Handers. Dedee.
Devil in the Flesh. Devil’s SleAp. Flesh
Will Surrender iItaliani: Its Forever
Springtime, Jungle Stampede, .lust a
Big Simple Girl. Karamo.jo. La Ronde,
Lovers of Verona, Manon Mane du
Port, Merry Chase. Miss Julia Mom
and Dad, Moon Is Blue, The No Or
chids for Miss Blandish. Of Love and
Bandits, Oh Amelia. Paris Nights. Par
is Waltz. Room Upstairs, Royal Af
fair, A Rozina, the Love Child.
TOLEDO, O (NC)
/5
Toledos Bishop George J.
Rehnng ha1- det learcd a mcd
in America to train youth in
hard work, both in school ant1
at home.
“Soft living does not pro
duce strong men.” the Bish
op said as he noted a tend
ency among students to
choose easier school couise
and an attitude among tom? par
ent' to '.pare their children from
housework
The shortage of scientists,
mathematicians, engineers, and
now by reversal even of medical
students has been attributed to
the easy-course tendency the
Bishop declared
We mint teach your.g'tr-r' tha*
work is the secret of success.'’
he declared.
Besides: parent' some of the
blame must be shaied by the edu
cational system, said Bishop Beh
ring Teacher- he 'aid must
teach children tn work and to en
joy their work and not to run
away from it.
The Bishop said a teacher
who requires homework does a
favor to the child. Homework,
he said, should be done by the
children themselves, and par
ents should see that they can
do it in proper circumstances
for study.
The Bishop reminded that not
only parents but every member
of an entire community ha- a du
ty in the training of youth who
are influenced more by what they
see and hear, he said, than by
what they are told.
Priests Attend
Dving Following
Train Disaster
LOS ANGELES—(NC— Priests
from 15 Lo- Angeles parishes
rushed to the rail disaster area
within minutes after a Santa Fe
diesel train overturned here while
rounding a curve too fast, killing
an estimated 30 person* and in
juring at least 120.
‘‘I have never seen anything so
gruesome,” Franciscan Father
Olixer Lynch said after leaving
the wrecked train. He had climb
ed into the death cars to minis
ter to the injured and dying.
Father Lynch is pastor of St.
Joseph's parish within which the
disaster occurred. He was one of
five Franciscans who were
first priests on the scene of
of California's worst railroad
asters.
Man is but a reed, the weakest
in nature, but he is a thinking
reed.—Blaise Pascal.
USED CARS
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1224 N High At 5th
"Buy with confidence”
Kaufman Pontiac
Hanna
Dealer
in Your
Commu
nity
HAiWNA PAINT
MFC. COMPANY
1313 Windsor Ave.
COLUMBUS
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McNally Lumber Co.
2034 Leonard Ave. FA 2158
SPECIAL MILLWORK TO YOUR ORDER
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Th*
Father Lynch recalled that he
formerly had served as chaplain
at General Emergency Hospital
in San Francisco "but never did
I-see anything like this.’’ The
train had tipped on its side and
skidded along parallel tracks, he
said. Many of the people who
had fallen through the windows
were dismembered.
"There must have been about
20 priests there within the hour.”
he continued. "I saw some Sisters
from St. Francis hospital who
said they came in response to a
call for nurses.”
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Burger
BUYERS'
GUIDE
C. Lang
Mgr
Barnard
Gen’l
Fm(
Millions Of
Of Lumber
Church Cabinets Pews Panelwork
Friday, Feb. 3,1956 THE CATHOLIC TIMES—7
Delaware S
Flowers
by Gibson
Phone* 2-8681—2-4711
Delaware
firms listed here deserve
to be remembered when you are
distributing your patronage in
thes* different lines of business.
|lhe Peoples Store*
Delaware
Rohinaon-Hanrahan
Funeral Directors
Ccr. Winter 1 Franklin
Delaware
DR. WM. P. SAVAGE
OPTOMETRIST
Eye* Examined Gla*» Fitted
FITTINGS BY APPOLNTMEN I
“See Savage and See Better”
Phone Ashley 2164
Anderson Clothing Co
c"
THE SMART SHOPPE
LADIES READY TO WEAR, JEWELRY,
GIFTS AND NOVELTIES
1st Door North of Electric Light and Power Co
FRIENDLY BANKING SERVICE
The Delaware County Bank
HOME OWNED HOME CONTROLLED
Member of The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
35 Brands Of Cold Beer- Wines
and Beverages From 20 Countries
STAIRS CARRY OUT
18 S. Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio
FREE DELIVERY Dial 3-7981
New Lexington “1“'
CERTIFIED
Refrigeration Service
the
one
dis-
Waiter Carney
New Lexington, O. Phone 106
Sheeran's
Quality Drugs
Opposite Court House
New Lexington Ohio
Metzger
J. Ins. Agency
|l, Complete insurance Service
113 N Main 228*
Hot Point Appliance*
Television Sale* A Service
Ellis Dept. Store
PERRY DISTRIBUTING CO
Distributors For
Duquesne
MT. VERNON
CLASSIFIED
SECTION
EXPERT INSTALLATION of custom
floors, linoleum, plastic wall tile,
counter tops. Free estimates
HAGEN’S FURNITURE Danville Ohio
Phone 12-B Open Evenings
CARRY OUT
MYERS SUPPLY
BEER & WINE STORE
116 N. High Ph. 23891
RESTAURANT
Bangs, Ohio Ph. 23176
YOUNGSTOWN
KITCHENS
FREE ESTIMATES
Millwood Store Co.
Millwood Ohio
Open Evenings
SM N Main St.
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Phon* 2-9626 Or 2-4971 Norma Tabor, Director
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