The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-05-18

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Burke is daring. aviator in the Roya
Flying Corps, and Shae, one of the
very first volunteers from the campus
is with the United States Marines neal
the western front
After the regular meeting the mem
bers of the association assembled or
the campus to witness the burning oil
the 'Old Note and Mortgage" which
have hung over the society for the
last twenty years.
Church of ST. Anthony: The ST
Anthony surgical station during the
month of April turned out their allot
ment of eight thousand packings. The
unit is under the supervision of Mrs
Mary G. Kimmame, assisted by Mrs
G. H. Bradley, and the Misses Mary
McNulty, Mary Carr, Irene Hoy, and
Elizabeth McConville.
Church of ST. Boniface: The mem.
bers of st. Boniface Church opened
a surgical dressings station last
Wednesday at the school hall, Sew.
enth and University avenues north,
east The garments finished by the
garment section during it's initial
month include: SO bed shirts, 48 help
less case shirts, IL pairs of pajamas
"a sheets, IL surgeons caps and "a
pairs of socks. Members who have re-
ceived the double cross during the
months are: Mines. George Smith
John Hastert, F. B. Riedel, George
Maures, J. Clements, Gustava Klein.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: A purse
of $175.00 was presented to Rev. M
McRaith,' City Missionary, by the Off
GERS of Division No. 1, L. A. A. o. H,
the latter part of last week. The purse
was the result of very successful
social given some few weeks ago.
Church Of ST. Joseph: A branch
of the Holy Name Society was estab
lished in this parish Sunday evening
May IL. The Rev. Father Martin, O.
P, of the Holy Rosary Church, blessed
the insignia and administered the Holy
Name pledge to the 156 candidates.
The society will be organized and the
usual officers elected on the second
Sunday of June.
The women of the parish meet every
Wednesday from 9 a. m. to 4:30 p. m
in the st. Joseph club rooms for Red
Cross sewing. During the month OF
April the unit finished the following
garments: 40 bed shirts, IS hospital
shirts, bath robes, 8 dozen pajama
suits, SO sheets, As pair hand knit
socks, 4 sweaters. The young women
will start gauze work and will meet
Monday evenings in the st. Joseph
club rooms from to 10 p. m.
Church of ST. Lawrence: Members
of the cast of 1.-THE Arrival of Kitty,
which will be played by the st. Law
renee Dramatic club next Monday and
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pass through the audience during the
three intermissions of the comedy and
collect money for the Red Cross each
night the play is offered. Because the
play is being staged to raise funds fol
the club, this feature has been added
so that the Red Cross will profit, as
we'll as the dramatic club.
League Of Catholic Women: Mrs
G. G. Barry is chairman in the Ninth
ward of the Red Cross drive which
opens May 20, also of Thrift STAMP
sales there. Barry House has beer
made headquarters of all war activi
ties in this locality. There is a pre-
cinct leader in every precinct and {
worker in every block. A large meet
ing of this organization, which alst
includes Child Welfare Work and Foot
Conservation work, was held the even
ing of May Is. Talks were given by
Mrs. A. w. Strong, chairman of Ma
tional Council of Defense, and Miss
Nickerson, chairman of Food Conser
walton. On Thursday evening, Ma!
16, large meeting and entertainment
was held at the Barry House in thu
interest of all work covered by gov
eminent during Baby Week"
The regular assembly meeting o
the League for May, will be postponed
week because of Red Cross drive
The meeting will be held on Monda.
afternoon, May q, at half past .tw'
o'clock at 720 Marquette Avenue
Reverend Francis T. Burns, chaplain
at Fort Smelling, will be the speaker
The class at Barry House, cor
Quoted by Miss Glare Prinz, has ha
successful season. Registration 70
the year, six hundred. Total attend
ance, 2,011.
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