The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-11-30
DIOCESAN ORGANIZATION

by charity alone the children of
God are distinguished from the chill
dren of Satan."-St. Augustine.
The colonel of the Daytons Bluff
district in the United Welfare Drive
for Victory Girls is Mrs. j. K. Scott.
Mrs. Scott has the following schools
under her charge: Mounds Park, Sib-
ley, Van Buren,, Ames, Sheridan, Hay
den Heights, Bethlehem Evangelical
Gutheran), st. Johns, Foley, St.
Johns Lutheran), Sacred Heart All
posters, window signs, pledge cards
and buttons have been sent to these
schools. Mrs. Scott will no doubt
equal any of the district colonies in
ultimate results
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The organization of st. Luke's par
ish and the distribution of parish CEN
sus cards is progressing. The parish
contains 2S8 blocks, extending from
Smelling Avenue to Dale Street, with a
loop eastward to Oakland Avenue, to
include Crocus Hill and Kenwood
Park, and north to University Avenue
and south to Ben Hill Road. This
parish has been divided into thirty
two districts of twelve blocks each.
A chairman has been secured for each
district. Mrs. P. Gallagher is parish
chairman and Miss E. Winter is Sec
rotary. A complete list of districts
is not at hand, but the following wom-
en- are in charge of some of the dis
tricts: Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. J. w.
Morrison, Mrs. w. ]. Logue, Mrs. H.
CARING, Mrs. c. J. Madden, Mrs. E. ].
Wall, Mrs M. J. Reardon and Mrs. VIM.
Henderson. The parish card used by
the above mentioned is prepared by
J. A. Welch Printing Co.
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The, st. Paul, Association has recent
ly opened its membership to women.
Mrs. r. A. Walsh, president of the
Guild of Catholic women; Mrs. H. T.
Quinlan, chairman of Civics for the
Fourth District, M. F. W. c.; Mrs.
VIM. J. Logue, secretary for organiza-
ton for the st. Paul Diocese, and
many others are now members of the
S. P. A. Mrs. J. T. Hale, chairman of
Ramsey County Women's War Work,
has been elected director of the AS
ISOLATION. The ST. Paul Association
is one of the first commercial and civic
clubs to include women in it's mem,
bership.
The Earn and Give" effort of the
young people through the Victory
Boys and Victory Girls will help to
stimulate older people to do still more
| for our soldiers and sailors. st. Paul
has secured the full quota required
| 100000, and the amounts realized
from Victory sGirls and Boys pledges
will be an over-subscription which will
be very creditable to the city.
| ST. Bernard's, ST. Agnes, St. Vim
cents, the Cathedral Schools and st
Joseph's Academy were visited by the
colonel of Como District, Mrs. Logue
Mrs. Logue addressed the girls on the
Victory Girl campaign and gave then
/ the Victory Girl yell, which aroused
i much interest. Pledge cards, leaflets
| for reading lesson, window signs anC
buttons were placed in each room tt
be distributed by the school captains
Mrs. E. N. Martin, Miss Catherine
| Pietz, Mrs. J. B. Wallraff and Mrs. H
A. Stone are Victory Girl chairme1
for the above mentioned schools. Mrs
H. Vergosen is acting for the st
Joseph Academy and Visitation.
Mrs. o. H. O'Neill has st. Adelbert'
School organized and also the Jackson
and the Drew public schools.
Owing to the limited telephone serv
ice the past two weeks, all organiza
ton work has suffered more or less.
The joint meeting of the Catholi,
War Camp Community Service Com
mittee and the Knights of Columbus
Committee was held on Monday at tn,
Athletic Club. The committee attend
ed the Military Mass at the Ca
thedral in body, on Thanksgivin,
Day. A liberal supply of candy, gun
and cigarettes was sent to the wound
ed and sick soldiers at Fort Snellin
and the Aviation Hospitals. All men
bers were urged to march in, the pa
rade as a part of w. C. C. S. of tn
city.
A total Of $5,797 and 1888 pledge.
i is the report of G. E. Kranz, chair
man of the Victory Boys campaig
for the United War Work fund, I'D t
last Saturday. The campaign ha
been greatly handicapped by the il
fiuenza epidemic and impaired tel,
phone service and will be continue
another week when the full quota {
} 5000 pledges will undoubtedly b
reached.
John Downey, captain of the tear
working in the lower half of tn
Eighth and Twelfth wards, has turne
1 in S546 and 200 nlndonc uyhi1o n,