The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-04-13

assessments. Many of the divisions
are paying an additional $500 bonus
for members secured
Guild of Catholic Women: The
Guild of Catholic Women, Civic De-
partment, held the regular meeting
in the Guild office. last Wednesday.
The new Housing and City Planning
| ordinances were read and discussed.
A half hour of parliamentary drill
closed the meeting. Volunteers from
the general guild for work on the
Third Liberty Loan reported to this
meeting. Mrs. W. ]. Logue, chairman,
presided.
Church of St. Mary: The pupils of
st. Mary's School, which is under the
direction of the Sisters of st. Joseph,
have given practical evidence of their
! loyalty to the United States in the
present crisis by the purchase of Baby
Bonds and War Saving and Thrift
| Stamps to the amount of $372.50. The
| children in the seventh grade have
subscribed $13275, and those in the
eighth grade, $180.00-a very credible
showing from these young patriots
who are most anxious to do their bit
for the land they love. Even in the
baby" room there is scarcely child
who has not a Thrift Stamp to his
credit-the beginning of a saving that
will soon lead to the possession of at
least one book of War Savings Stamps.
All this has been done by the pupils
| themselves without any urging on the
| part of the teachers. The amount al
ready subscribed is the nucleus of a
much larger fund that will be to their
credit before the close of the pres
ent school year.
st. Paul's Court No. 1884, W. C. o. F.,
elected the following officers for the
year: Chief ranger, Miss Alma Brun-
ellie; vice chief ranger, Mrs. Seraphine
Lessard recording secretary, Mrs.
Emma Cartier; financial secretary,
/ 4'IA D. La DAOOOAICIACS
Mrs. Elizabeth Godbout; trustees:
Mesdames N. Duffina, G.. LaBossierre
and A. st. Marie; conductress, Mes
DANES P. Nadeau and E. Sylvester;
sentinels, A. Montbriand and A.
Proulx; chaplain, Rev E. Vinas, and
medical examiner, Dr. P. Roy.
Church of st. Mark: The children
of the parochial school are actively
engaged in various kinds of welfare
work. Last Monday kid glove day.
was inaugurated, which resulted in
a large quantity of material being
| gathered.
Church of ST. Peter CIaver: A mis-
sion, under the direction of Rev. ]. J.
Brogder, o. F. NJ, Will be given in
this church from April to April IA.
1t will open next Sunday at 10:30
A. M. Services will be held each day
at $3.50 and $3.50 A. M. and at P. M.
MINNEAPOLIS.
1 TIO-SdkuCuIdt VI Oh "0t AS
Holy Hour" devotion, which has be-
come so popular, will take place here
after every Thursday evening from
eight o'clock to nine, instead of on
Friday evenings as heretofore. The
annual spring sale, prepared by the
women of the parish, will this year
be held next Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, April 16, II and
18. The spirit of wartime economy is
indicated by the character of the ar
ticles provided for the sale. Every
thing offered will be of a useful kind
kitchen utensils, plain and fancy sew
ing, chiidren's garments. The ladies
are sure they have prepared a suff1
cient quantity to keep the various
booths well stocked; but of articles
merely ornamental there are few
There will be a we'll supplied delica
lessen, and the women will serve
sandwiches and coffee. Each evening
there will be a program of literary
and musical nature. The children Of
the school will supply the program
one evening, during which the newly
organized orchestra of the boys vii
take part.
Church of ST. Stephen: Among the
Red Cross units of Minneapolis few
have turned out greater quantit!
or a better quality of work than ha!
the st. Stephens parochial unit. Th'
women of the parish were among thu
first to organize for the making o
hospital I and field garments AM
knitted articles, and from the begin
|, ming they have been doing splendid
: work in this department. On Febru
airy IL the unit took up gauze worl
also, and during the remainder of tn
month turned out 1921 congresses. Il
March the center made 500 8x12 al
sorbent pads, and $1,000 9x9 com
presses. Their assignment for Apri
is 5000 tampons, and 1000 11x12 pads
Church Of st. Phillip: An author
! lied speaker will address the childre
8. of the parish school on the Third Lii
! erty Loan, on Friday morning; Apr