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Holy Rosary PTA
Hold® Spring Social
Holy Rosary PTA will hold
spring dance (round and square)
in the high school gymnasium
Apr. 27. Music will be furnished
by the Esquires. There will be
a special prize to the oldest cou
pie present and door prizes every
half-hour throughout the evening.
Si. Christopher
PTA Social Set
The final social event of the
season for St. Christopher Par
ent-Teacher Association will take
place on Saturday. April 27. in
the school hall, 1381 Ida Avenue,
from 9 to 12 p.m. Entitled “April
in Paris,” the affair will have
Courteou* Service
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decorations and musical numbers
in Parisian theme. Bruno Maude®
and his orchestra will play.
its
Mi and Mrs. Ralph Gentile and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickas are
chairmen of the parly. Proceeds
of the affair will he used to fur
nish curtains for the school s new
ly erected stage.
PTA Social Set
The Parent Teacher Associa
tion of SL Gabriel School will
sponsor a nance on May 18 from
9 to 12 p.m. featuring the band
of Bob Hillis.
New Books
For Catholics
BONN, J. L. The Lively Arts
Of Sister Gervaise. (Kenedy.
$3.50). A novel of a Nun with
“progressive” ideas.
BRODERICK. R. C. The Catho
lic Layman’s Book of Etiquette.
(Catechetical Guild. 50c. Paper).
A series of short chapters on
pious practices, sacraments, the
Church calendar, etc.
The Catholic Booklist. 1957.
(Rosary College Department of
Library Science, River Forest. Ill.
75c. Paper). Edited by Sister
Mary Luella annotated and class
ified list of recommended read
ing.
DANIEL-ROPS, HENRI. Cathe
dral And Crusade. (Duttonr $10).
Studies of the Medieval Church,
1050-1350.
DANIEIX)U, JEAN. The Angels
And Their Mission. (Newman.
$2.75). A semi-popular theological
study.
GUMBLEY. WALTER. Unusual
Baptismal Names. (Catholic Dis
tributors, Washington^?, D.C. $1.
Paper).
GREGORIAN INSTITUTE OF
AMERICA. The Music of Holy
Week. (Gregorian Institute of
America. 2132 Jefferson Avenue,
Toledo, Ohio. $2). A Choir Book
in accord with the newdy Re
stored Holv Week Liturgy.
HERTLING, LUDWIG. A His
tory of the Catholic Church.
(Newman. $7.50). A text also
suited for lay reading.
KEYES, F.P. Blue Camellia.
(Messner. $3.95). A novel of lou
isiana nineteenth century life.
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From left to right above are the new
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Mercy School, Granville front row, Mrs.
Frank Smith, financial secretary Sr. M.
Rosalia, principal Mrs. John Welch, pre
sident Mrs. William Watts, first vica
pres. Mrs. John Clifton, associate mem
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Of Interest to Women
Women from the entire Colum
bus Diocese are invited to attend
the Conference. General registra
tion is to be made with presidents
of Parish Councils and affiliated
organizations.
St. Ann'* Guild*
Set Meet in fl*
Sunday, Apr. 28. Guild No. 15
will meet at 8:30 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. John Nerny, 543 S. Ohio
Ave.
Tuesday, Apr. 30, Guild No. 37
will meet at 8 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Donald Erb. 650 S. Ash-
SINCE
188$
Beads Name New Officers
Council Of Women Here
To Hear Dr. W. D. Nutting
PORTSMOUTH Several members of the Board of
Directors of the Columbus Diocesan Council of Catholic
Women will participate in the program for the Council’s
Twelfth Annual Spring Conference.
The Conference will be
Notre Dame High School in
Portsmouth. Board members who
will speak on study groups in
clude Miss Catherine McLean,
chairman of International Rela
tions Committee, Miss MaTy Geist,
Religious Activiftes Chairman,
Mrs. Anthony Nemetz, Family
Life Chairman, and Mrs. Robert
Ake, chairman of the Social Ac
tion Committee.
Dr. Willis D. Nutting, of Mel
bourne University will address
the conference of women through
out the Diocese on the subject of
Adult Education. The meeting
will close with a talk by Bishop
Ready.
Following Benediction of the
Most Blessed Sacrament, the wom
en of the Southern Deanery will
be hostesses at a social hour.
Mrs. Charles A. Reitz of Holy Re
deemer Parish. Portsmouth, is the
general chairman of the Confer
ence. She is being assisted by
the following committee chair
men: Miss Margaret Ferrell. Mrs.
Charles Jones. Miss Betty Ferrell,
Mrs. Edwin Von Luhrte. and Mrs.
Mary McGillian of St. Mary's
Parish in Portsmouth, and by
Mrs. Perry Reed, Mrs. Charles
Eckstein. Mrs. John Andrews, and
Mrs. Gertrude Call of Holy Re
deemer parish.
held on Sunday, May 2, at
burton. Plans will be discussed
for the second annual Rag Drive,
sponsored by Guild No. 37.
.New members for Guild No. 37
axe as follows: Mrs. Dale Poff.
1247 Elderwood, and Mrs. Eleanor
Gerhardt. 839 Wilson Ave.
Wednesday, May 1, Guild No.
13 will meet at 7 p.m. at the Sen
eca Hotel for dinner, followe/i by
cards. Mrs. Fred Convoy, hostess.
Thursday. May 2. Guild No. 2
will meet at 8 m. at the home
of Mrs. John F. Morgan, 905 W.
Town St.
St. Gabriel
Bake Sale Set
St. Gabriel's Parish Council
and Altar and Rosary Society will
hold their annual bake sale Sat
urday. May 11. at Linden Glass
and Paint Co., 2451 Cleveland
Axe., and the Cleve Super Mar
ket. 1785 Woodland Ave., from 9
a m. to 6 p.m. Mrs. Duane Pas
kell is chairman.
D. of I. Circle Set*
Annual Communion Day
The Annual Communion of the
Columbus Circle No. 353. Daugh
ters of Isabelle will be Sunday.
April 28. 10 a m., St. Joseph’s Ca
thedral. Breakfast will follow at
Seneca Hotel. Call Mrs. Theo
Kappas. CL. 2-8160. Mrs. Cath
erine Gilmore, CL. 2 6450, Mrs.
Margaret Schroeder. BR. 4 5802.
oi'Mrs. Helm Korbel, AX. 1-2772.
for reservations.
Phi Kappa Mothers
Meet May 1
Phi Kappa Mothers Club will
hold its luncheon Wednesday.
May 1, at 1 m., at the chapter
house, 98 E. 14th Ave.
Plan Derby Day Social
The Derby Day Square Dance sponsored by Notre
Dame de Namur Alumnae of Saint Joseph Academy will
be held Friday, May 3 from 9 o'clock to midnight at the
Santa Maria K of Hall, (Burgess at W. Broad-st.) There
will be both round and square dancing. Tickets may be
purchased at the door.
Co-chairmen for the dance are Mrs. William Hel
man, 1426 Huy Road and Mrs. Richard Shipley, 1127
Kenilworth Road.
Other committee chairmen are Mrs. Paul Weilbach
ar, Dance Tickets Miss Margaret Maeder, TV Chance
Tickets Mrs. Patrick Navin, Decorations Mrs. James
Thomas, Door Prizes Mrs. Bruno Masdea, Publicity, Mrs.
George Gugle is president of the organization.
Left to right above are: Mrs. Dan Grimes, Mrs. Wil
liam Helman, an unidentified nurse, Mrs. Patrick Navin
and Miss Margaret Maeder.
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Welsch, treasurer Mrs. Freeman E. Eagle
son, Jr., recording secretary and Mrs.
Herbert Ball, second vice-president. The
groups were organized in 1954 to aid the
school which instructs mentally retarded
girls. The Sisters of St. Francis of the
Mary Immaculate staff the school.
Immaculate Conception
Society Hold* Dinner
The Altar Society of Immacu
late Conception Church will hold
its annual pot luck dinner and
membership drive on Tuesday
exening, Apr. 30. at 6:30 p.m.. in
the school hall.
Each member is asked to bring
a new member, if possible. Every
one should bring a covered di-h
and their own service for dinner.
A program will follow wi|h a
film. •Pilgrimage of Grace’’, be
ing shown.
Cloverleaf Club®
Meet This, Week
The Cloverleaf Club of St. An
thony Hospital has scheduled the
following meetings next week:
I^eaf 7—Mrs. Ernest McIntire.
34 Haldy Ave., will entertain Apr.
27 at 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. John
Peckham assisting.
leaf 15, Mrs. Harry Becker.
1597 Oakland Pk., will be hostess
for a luncheon on Apr. 29 at 12:30
p.m. in
arus.
the Chintz Room at Laz-
2—Mrs. Fritz Metzger.
22nd St., will entertain
Leaf
1222 S.
Apr. 30 at 8 p.m.
Leaf 5—Mr*. Francis Kenny,
171 E. Northwood Ave., will be
hostess for cards and refresh
ments on Apr. 30 at 8 p.m.
Leaf 19—Mrs. Anthonv Cimi
nello. 1466 E. 23rd Ave..‘will
hostess for euchre on Apr. 30
7:30 p.m.
Sr. Magdalen Named
To St. Anthony Staff
Sister M. Bathildis. Administra
tor of St. Anthony
nounced this week
ment of Sister M.
the Hospital Staff
Administrator and
Floor Supervisor.
CWJ, Set* iclnrx
Frle at K. of C.
Mim
U
Hospital, an
the appoint
Magdalen to
as
Assistant
Nursing
held Ad
St. Fran
Sister Magdalen has
ministrator positions at
cis Hospital in Cincinnati. Ohio,
and St. Elizabeth's Hospital in
Covington. Kv. She is also a mem
her of the American College of
Hospital Administrators.
St. Cecilia IT omen
Hold Recollection Day
A regional day of recollection
will be held at St. Cecilia parish
May 5 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m. Fr.
Edward F. Healey will conduct
the exercises which will be at
tended by women from surround
ing parishes.
Next meeting of the society
will be held at 8 p.m. May 2 in
the parish hall. A bake sale is set
at Murphy's IGA store on May
3-4.
New Philadelphia Women
Meet with Daughters
NEW PHILADELPHIA The
Sacred Heart Altar Society Wom
en here will hold a mother-daugh
ter banquet at 6 p.m.. May 6, in
the parish hall.
Private Parites
in the Canal Room
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OARAGE FAC1LITUS AVAILARLi.
Advance reservations suggested.
dent, and Miss Mary Ellen McAn
drews. General Chairman in
charge of Donations for St Rita s
Gamp and new Chapel, of the
Catholic Womens Ijcague an
nounce the Victory Party to be
given at the Knights of Columbus
Club, 6th and State Streets, on
Monday. 8 00 pm April 29
1
The social ex^ning i- in recog
nition of donations for the co
st ruction of a new chapel for S’
Rita s Camp.
Hostesses for the evening will
be Mrs George Fulcher Mi-s
Mary Lindimore Mr- Frank Kir
win. Mrs laurence Schreller.
St. Elizabeth \ux. Ho®l®
Fourth District Meeting
St Elizabeth s Auxiliary No 3,
Knights of St. John v.ill enter
tain the Fourth District of Ohio
on Sunday April 28 at St. Ix?os
School Hall. Bruck and Hanford
Streets. Luncheon will be served
at 12 o’clock followed by a meet
ing
All Auxiliary members are in
sited to attend and reservations
should be made with .Mr- Eliza
both W ebb. 473 Hanford St Co
lumbus Mrs. Elizabeth Webb is
chairman and Mis. Catherine
Hausberger, co-chairman.
St. Elizabeth's Auxiliary No.
will receive its Communion in
body at St. Mary’s Church at
a.m. Sunday, April
28
Vi orker®
Children
Communication
Fete St. Vincent
Children of St. Vincent s Or
phanage were treated to an Eas
ter Egg hunt last Sunday.
The Communications Workers
of America, locals 4310 and 4320.
sponsored an egg hunt for the
children of the institution More
than 70 children at St. Vincent's
participated.
St. iloysius VL omen Set
Membership l)a \pr. 28
St. Aloysius pan-h council of
Catholic Women will observe
membership day Sundav, April
28.
Women of the parish will re
ceive Holy Communion al 8 am.
Mass.
Breakfast and reception for the
new members will follow in the
annex.
Cathedral Women Meet
The St. Joseph s Cathedral Par
ish Council and Altar Society will
hold its second quarterly business
meeting Sunday 7:30. 28. in the
rectory.. Mrs. Joseph Gallen. Sr.,
president, will preside.
Monsignor Harry S. Connelly,
pasto. will be the speaker.
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recently Mr- Vim ent Bernard
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Mt- Clarence Losteltci as treas
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Presi-
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Hostess for the May 14 -o-sion
will be Mi.- William
Kennedy
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Spring® Alumnae
Plan Bell Ball
The annual Bell Ball from fen
o'clock until 2 p.m. Valiev Dale,
May 3.
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