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chapel at Camp St. Rita's, diocesan camp for
girls. Pictured above looking over some of
the gifts that will be presented during the eve-
A Victory Party to climax
a drive for funds for Camp
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JFomen’s League Planning Victory Party
League
Monday
Hall to
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Kathleen Moore, president of
the organization and Miss
Mary Ellen McAndrews, fin
ancial secretary in charge of
donations to the camp.
The affair will take place at
the Knights of Columhus Hall,
80 S Sixth St.. Monday, Apr 16,
at 8:00 p. m.
The immediate project in
which members of the group
are interested in a chapel for
the diocesan camp for girls.
In the past, the League has pre
sented money for the Camp's
enlargement and improvement
ning are four of the captains of the affair.
They are, left to right, Miss Genevieve Steiner
of St. Joseph Cathedral parish Mrs. Lawrence
Schreller of Holy Name parish Miss Florence
Gaughren of Holy Rosary parish, and Mrs.
John S. West of
Immaculate Conception pariah.
securing badly needed equip
merit and supplies. There ere
approximately 400 members in
the League at the present time.
Monday evening’s party will
feature games and cards and an
interesting entertainment pro
gram has been planned
Mis George Fulcher will be in
charge of refreshments and Mrs
Clyde Posey will be in charge of
the gifts committee. Officers and
chairmen of the various commit
tees will serve as hostesses for the
evening.
All members of the League are
asked to attend
Central Deanery Sets
Third Quarterly Meet
Miss Neil Flautt, president of the central deanery of
the Columbus Council of Catholic Women, has announced
that plans are completed for the third quarterly meeting to
be held Sunday, Apr 15. at 2
The program, presented
will be directed by Mrs. G.
Georg? DeNucci of Christ the
King parish
Speakers u ill include Joseph
Martin Horan chairman nf the
1955 Labor Day Mass Joseph
Mohler. Labor Staff Representa
tivi? of the Community Chest and
Councils of Columbus and Frank
lin County and Law rent e Ir
vin, director of slum clearance
and rehabilitation for the city of
Columbus.
Mr. Haran, a member of
Christ the King parish, will dis
cuss the Encyclical Letter of
Pope Pius XI on the Recon
struction of the Social Order.
Haran was named one of tha
10 outstanding men in the city
by the Columbus Citizen early
in 1956.
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ficials, will discuss the housing
situation in Columbus and the
city's plans for improving the so
called blighted areas.
Mrs Charles F. McCarrick,
president of the St. Aloysius Par
ish Council oi Catholic Women,
has asked Mrs Jack Maurey and
Mrs Frank Neas to serve as
chairmen of the social hour
which will follow the afternoon's
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be required to match the sus
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Notre Dame Alumnae Set
Style Show. Card Party
The St Ann altar society of
St Michael Church uill hold its
spring card party and style show
in the school hall Wednesday
Apr. 25. at 8 p.m.
The style show will be directed
by Mrs. Arthur I*vy and Mrs.
Robert Portei Miss Dorothea
Green of Roberts will serve as
commentator on the latest spring
and summer fashions modeled
by members of the society.
Mrs John Popp genera! chair
man, has appointed the following
committee chairmen Mesdames
Robert Weisenberger J. Et gene
Winchester, John Baasch. Frank
Keneavy. Burton Mock. Ned Beal
Theodore Casey James Favret,
Clifford O Guerin, Ralph E Co
dy and Joseph Rieger.
The public is cordiall invit/d
to attend Tickets may be obtain
ed from members o the society
or at the door. There is ample
parking behind the school
JOHNSTOWN The Church
of the Ascension sponsoring
a ham dinner Sunday, Apr. 25,
from 11:30 am to 3 at
the church, located on State
Route 37, in Johnstown.
The rosary-altar society of
Corpus Christi church will spon
sor a smorgasbord dinner Sun
day, Apr. 15, in the social hall.
De«hler
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invited.
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to 5 m. The public is
New
officers of *he altar so­
ciety and Parish Council nf
Catholic Women of St. Mary
Magdalene Church assumed of
fice at the regular meeting
held Thursday. Mrs. C. J. Mc
Donald is president of the
group Mrs. Vincent Mooney,
vice-president Mrs. Raymond
Maxwell, secretary, and Mrs.
Frank Youngflesh, treasurer.
Mrs Bernard Collins has been
named winner of the essay con
test sponsored by the altar and
rosary society of St. Gabriel par
ish For her entry on “Why
Would Like to Make a Retreat.”
Mrs Collins will receive an ex
pense-paid weekend at the Shrine
of the Little Flower, with baby
sitting service to be provided by
PT A NOTES
The Corpus Christi PTA will
meet tonight Apr 13. at 8 pm.,
in the social hall. Girl Scouts.
Brownies and Cub Scouts will
present a program after the bus
iness session.
Refreshments will be served by
the fourth, fifth and sixth grade
mothers under the chairmanship
of Mrs. Edward Plank and Mrs
Robert Shisler.
The St Aloysius PTA will
sponsor a spring party Satur
day Apr 14. at the Santa Ma
na K of clubrooms. 2596M
W Broad St., from 9 to 12 pm
Music will be provided by
the Earl March Trio.
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for a style show and card
to take place in St. Joseph
emy auditorium. Thursday. Apr.
19 at 8.3l p.
A spring and summer collec
tion will be shown by Robert’s.
Miss Dorothea Green will serve
as commentator and members of
the alumnae will model the
dresses.
Cuairman of the event is Mrs
L. J. Selegur She will be assist
ed hv Mrs William Davies. Mrs
William Lang, Mrs Charles Hel
man. Mrs. J. Little and Mrs
Louis Studer.
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Home and Hospital will meet
Tuesday, Apr. 17, at 12:30 p.
in the home of Mrs Duffy.
Mrs. W. R. Robinson will enter
tain members of Guild 34 Wed
nesday Apr 18, at 12:30
Guild 31 will meet Thursday,
Apr 19. at 8 m., with Catherine
Keely serving as hostess Mrs.
Dante Tropea will entertain
Guild 49 Friday. Apr 20. at 8
Tabernacle Group to Meet
Members of the Tabernacle So
ciety are asked to be present at
Benediction Wednesday. Apr. 18.
at 3 p. m. in the Chapel of the
Sisters of Notre Dame. The Bless
ed Sacrament will be exposed
from 8 a.m., and members are
urged to stop in for a visit at
any time during the day.
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members of the religious activi
ties committee.
A book fair will b* held Sun
day and Monday, Apr. 15 and
16 in the lobby of Holy Spirit
School The books, selected by
the nuns and lay teachers at
rtoly Spirit, will on display
from a m. to 8 Sunday,
and from 6 to 9 p.m Monday.
AH are invited to browse.
St Catharine parish will hoid
spring festival and bazaar at the
school building Gould Rd and
Fair Ate tonight Apr 13 'Sam
Roderick, Jr is general chair
man.
a
Co-sponsors of the event are
the Holy Name Society, the altar
society and the PTA Proceeds
will be used for school improve
ments.
A full afternoon and evening
program has been planned Chil
dren will participate in the after
noon events, which will feature a
fish pond, stuffed inimal booth,
games and a snack bar
A professional!■’ prepared fish
dinner, with Tom Johnson’s
ket doing the work will be
ed from 5 to 8 p.m
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school cafeteria The luncheon
is sponsored by volunteers
with Mrs
chairman
Mar
serv-
A program for adults has
planned from 8 tn 11 pm Includ
ed arp games a cake walk, booths
and entertainment features
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