The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1917-11-10

delighted the large audience that gath
cred last Sunday evening in the parish
| hall for the presentation of "The Life
of Christ There were thirty-three
| stereopticon views in the series begin
ming with the birth of Our Lord and
ending with His Resurrection. Twelve
members of the Bible study class were
| selected to present the series, and
each girl explained the history and sig
nificance of two or three pictures.
| There was one recitation and also a
number of choruses by the entire class,
all in beautiful harmony with the SER
les of pictures presented.
The Young Ladies' SodaIity will hold
their Shnnual banquet and election of
officers on Monday evening, Nov. IL.
Church of the Holy Name: The par
ish bazaar will open next Thursday
evening, November Is, with supper
| which will be served from half-past
| five o'clock on. A big corps of walters
will be on hand to see that there will
be no unnecessary delay in the serv-
ing. The booths are being constructed
and decorated. Members of the diff
ferent organizations will secure an
abundance of attractive articles for
sale.
Church of ST. Helena: The ladies
of the parish have been working very.
hard for the past two months, and
arrangements are about complete for
their annual bazaar, which will take
place in the parish hall November
l. %, %, "a Thursday evening, Novem
Der %, a chicken supper will be served
from five to eight, tickets S5c. Mrs.
M. P. McInerny is general chairlady.
OUTSIDE THE CITIES.
Montgomery: The newly elected
officers of the local council of the
Knights of Columbus were installed
into their respective offices on re-
| cent Friday. evening, District Deputy
w. F. Schilling of Mortified, was in
charge of the ceremony. Following
| the installation services the council
entertainment committee took charge
FaribauIt: A class of seventy chill
dren received First Holy Communion
at the Immaculate Conception Church
on Thursday morning, November /.
The Senior Glass of Bethlehem
| Academy entertained the students of
the school at Halloween party We'd
nesday evening, October 81 A must
cal program and Halloween antics
were thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent.
| Swift County A. o. H.: A letter
from Clontarf, Swift County, Mimi,
announces that Division No. / of the
Ancient Order of Hibernians of that
county has made a subscription of
| $500 to the Liberty Loan. We have
no doubt that there are many divi-
sions in the state that have invested
their funds in the bonds, and we will
be pleased to make announcements of
all such commendable moves, if the
facts are forwarded to us.
| Bird Island: An impressive flag
raising ceremony and program were
given at ST. Mary's school hall, on
Sunday of last week by the Society
| of st. Joseph The civilian band fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The women of the congregation serv-
ed supper in the basement of the
school, Members of the clergy and
laity from ST. Paul, Olivia, st. Leo,
Shakopee and a number of other
places were in attendance.
| Belle PLANE: The recently elected
officers of Belle PLANE Council of the
Knights of Columbus were installed
Monday evening, October 20, by the
state officers, Attorney John A. Burns
and John e. Barry of ST. Paul. Ad-
dresses were made by both men in re-
| gard to the war relief activities of
| the organization which is supplying
/ special chaplains for the war zone and
/ recreational centers in the training
camps The local council has contrib
uted $500 to this war relief work thus
far a total of nearly $1,000 is the
goal to be attained.
Henderson,: The trustees of St
Joseph's Church invested 5000 of the
Eparish funds in Liberty Bonds at the
sale recently held there. They were
among the earliest subscribers.
New UIm: st. Patrick Council, K
of c., has decided to raise $4,000 tc
contribute tosthe S3,000000 fund being
raised by the Supreme Council. Com
mittees have been appointed in the
different cities and villages, where
members of the local council reside
to have charge of the work of raising
funds in their respective localities
The chairmen of the committees il
New Ulm and the surrounding cities
land villages are as follows: New Ulm
Henry j. Berg; Sleepy Eye, Rev
James Klein; Springfield, A. S. Ochs
Lamberton, Geo. Grimm; Redwood
Falls, JOS. R. Keefe; Madelia, Wm
Vetter; Comfrey, Rev. A. J. Ziskow
sky; Wabasso, Chas. P. Goblirsch
Ivanhoe, Geo. Graft; Nicollet, Rev
John G.. Wagner: Waseca, Thomas
IL. WEIGH; Wanda, Rev. M. ]. Kasper