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Of Interest to Women
Central Deanery of DCCW
Meets Sunday at Holy Name
The third quarterly conference of the Central Deanery
of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will be held at
2 p.m. Sunday, March 31, at Holy Name Church, 154 E. Pat
terson Ave.
Mrs. John Dunkle, president of the Central Deanery,
u ill preside over the conference.
Fr. Urban Nagle, OP, will be
the speaker at the event. His
topic is entitled "The Problem of
Censorship in the Theater.” He
will be introduced by Mrs. Wal
ter Harris.
Miss Mary McManus is serving
as chairman for the afternoon
conference.
I FC A Opens Appeal
For Memorial Fund
The International Federation of
Catholic Alumnae has officially
opened its appeal for the IFCA
Memorial Fund. Mrs. E. P. Tib
bitts, Montclair, N.J., the group
president, announced the appoint
ment of Miss Alice R. May, first
vice president of Baltimore, Md.,
as national chairman.
The fund has been inaugurated
to cover the cost of two Rose Win
dows in the east and west tran
septs of the National Shrine of
the Immaculate Conception, now
being erected on the campus of
the Catholic University of Amer
ica.
Individual contributions will be
solicited from members of Chap,
ters. Circles, and Alumnae As
sociations throughout the coun
try, which are affiliated with
IFCA.
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COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANT
Mrs. Howard N. White, 1976 E.
N. Broadway, has been appointed
as chairman of the solicitation
of the Columbus Circle. She will
be assisted by Mrs. Franklin
Quinn 1838 Franklin Ave. The
drive will be held the first week
of April.
Mothers9 Club To Meet
The Phi Kappa Mothers’ Club
will have its monthly luncheon
on Wednesday, April 3. at 7 p.m.
in the Chapter House, 98 E. 14th
Ave.
Society At St. Peter’s
Sets Father-Son Fete
MILLERSBURG The Altar
and Rosary Society of St. Peter’s
parish announced at its recent
meeting that it will sponsor a
father and son banquet. The event
will be held on April 7 in the
church hall.
Guest speaker at the meeting
was Mrs. Charles Bell of Coshoc
ton. who is president of the
Northern Deanery of the Dioce
san Council of Catholic Women.
She spoke on retreats.
Mrs. Mary Everhart and Mrs.
Irene Seamon led a discussion on
’’What Is Grace?”
The society’s recent sewing bee
was termed a success as more
than 100 pieces of children s wear
were completed.
Women at St. Patrick
To Hold Smorgasbord
The Women’s Club of St. Pat
rick parish will hold a Smorgas
bord from 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday,
March 31, in the school hall. Pro
ceeds of the dinner, which is open
to the public, will benefit the
school.
Mrs. Jack Micelli is general
chairman. Other chairmen assist
ing her are: Mrs. Matthew Palma,
Mrs. Ray Buechner, Mrs. Dick
Landrigan. Mrs. Willis Hemmer
ley, Mrs. Terrence Dempsey, Mrs.
Donald Huntzinger and Mrs. John
Czug.
St. Ann Hospital Guilds
Name Meeting Dates
Four guilds of St. Ann Hos
pital will hold meetings next
week. They are:
Guild 45, at 8 p.m., April 1. in
the home of Mrs. Robert H. Kuhn.
79 N. Stanwood Rd.
Guild 13 at 7 p.m., April 3 at
the Seneca Hotel,'where a din
ner will be followed by meet
ing and social hour. Mrs. Thom
as Conley is in charge.
Guild 2 at 8 p.m., April 4, at
the home of Miss Rose Mary
Schmidt, 57 Cypress Ave. Re
freshments will follow the busi
ness session.
Guild 27 at 6:30 p.m., April 6.
in the home of Genevieve Burr,
1963 W. Broad St. Mary Geis will
assist the hostess.
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FLC Cites Need
For Pi•emarriage I
Instruction
MILWAUKEE State laws
making premarriage instruction
mandatory were urged in a reso
lution adopted here at the closing
session of the National Catholic
Family Life Convention.
Other resolutions called for:
federal, state and United Nations
action against the smuggling of
pornographic literature: an in
crease in the supply of Catholic
chaplains remedies for teen-age
steady dating: and a study of
family allowances by the govern
ment, employers and labor un
ions.
The resolution on Catholic
chaplains also called for the gov
ernment to “reassess the possi
bility of awarding larger homes
to military families, not only on
the basis of military rank, but on
family needs.”
In the family allowance reso
lution it was pointed out that
“more than eight million U.S.
families are making less than
$2,000 a year salaries the'
John L. McKenzie
Omar Eglebart
Fourteen St. Francis Nurses
Receive First Stripe March 17
The first stripe was awarded to 14 students, two
men, at St. Francis School of Nursing on March 17, at a
ceremony in the auditorium of the Nurses' Home, attended
by parents and friends.
Sister M. Bathildis. S.P.S.F., administrator at St. An
thony Hospital presented the caps
to the students. Irene Gallagher.
R.N., Alumnae member, spoke
briefly encouraging them to fol
low' the ideals of the pioneer nur
ses.
The picture shows Diane Crab
tree. Nelsonville, a senior student,
lighting the lamp of freshman
Crystal Conant, Mt. Vernon, sym
bolizing the traditions and ideals
being passed on to them as nur
se of the future. A St. Patrick’s
Day theme was used for decora­
During the meeting. Fr. Ralph
Huntzingpr of St. Charles Semin
ary delivered an informative talk
on vocations. A movie was shown
on life at St. Charles to illus
trate his talk.
St. James PTA Holds
Rake Sale On Sunday
St. James the I-ess PTA is spon-
soring a bake sale to be held in
the school hall from 6:30 a.m.
to 1 p.m. Sunday, Mar. 31.
The event is open to the pub
lic. A prize will be given to the
donor of the best decorated cake.
majority of these families have
more children than those making
larger salaries and children
are our first guarantee of the
continuation of our American
way of life.” The resolution also
called for “employers to study
the need of a ‘bonus’ for their
employees who have a new
child.”
The Hammond Organ
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An interpretation of the Old Testament written by one of the
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An authentic biography of Father Serra based largely on his
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P.T.A. NOTES
Name Nominating Committee
For New Philadelphia PT A
NEW PHILADELPHIA A nominating committee
was appointed by Mrs. Philip Roberts, president of the
Sacred Heart PTA, at the group's last meeting. Committee
members are: Philip Roberts, Guido Civiello, Mrs. A. Abel
and Mrs. Joe Polka. Officers will be elected at the next
meeting.
The PTA sponsored a style
show recently entitled ‘‘Glimpse
of Spring.” The event was
held in the Elks auditorium
for the benefit of Sacred Heart
school. Door prizes were given
away and entertainment rounded
out the evening.
General chairman was Mrs.
William B. Steis, who was as
sisted by committees in charge
of the following: Mrs. Elizabeth
Evans. Mrs. Wilbur Franz and
Mrs. Andrew* Yosick.
I
Now is the Time
Bishop Urges
Movie Club
Formation
NEW YORK NC The chair
man ot the Bi'-hops Committee
on Motion Pictures has proposed
the formation among the laity
of •'movie clubs’’ dedicated to an
alvsis and criticism of motion pic
lures.
Bi-hop William A Schully of
Albany said these discussion
clubs should be considered an ed
ucational adjunct to the work
carried on by the National le
gion of Decency.
He said that great good can be
accomplished by stimulating an
enlighthened and critical public
to develop their critical judg-
ments and sharpen their artistic
tastes with respect to motion pic
tures.”
“These groups ought to he
founded among students in Ca
tholic high schools and colleges
and among adults who band to
gether in their own parishes for
intensive study of the artistic and
moral values embodied in the
films which they and their hil
dren are asked to patronize at
neighborhood movie houses
Bishop Scully wrote.
Dealing with the Legion of De
cency. he said that the Legion
is not a “censoring bodv.” but
does avail itself of its “undisput
ed right” to protest against what
it deems threats to public decen
cy and morality.
The Legion, he continued, can
not be said to exercise merely
a negative function.
“True, in the case of immoral
productions, its moral appraisal
must necessarily be condemnatory
and negative. But the Legion's ap
praisal
to plan your
SPRING or SUMMER HOLIDAY
_____________________________________________________filmsofmajoritytheof
is affirmative,” he wrote.
The Bishop added, however,
that ‘‘it is luminously clear to
me that further affirmative work
badly needs to be done.” He em
phasized that ’movie clubs can
help fill this gap.
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