The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-12-21
DIOCESAN ORGANIZATION

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/ With the rise of war activities of a
social service nature has come the
recognition of the value of the work
of permanent secretaries. All classes
of successful war work have been
carried on and will continue to be car
ried on during reconstruction days by
the steady, systematic attention to both
| the larger and smaller items of social
work. There can be no doubt of the
fact, that an organization that aims
! to do all the work required in salts
factory manner, must have perma-
nent secretary. e
Mrs. Logue, diocesan secretary for
! st. Paul, will go to any parish in the
diocese and assist in planning more
compact work along all lines social
and religious, of the various commit
, tees such as: organization, publicity,
speakers, industrial or agricultural, or
| for boys and girls. A leaflet will be
off the press and ready for distribution
! by February 1.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Organization Committee, of st. Luke's
parish, was held on Tuesday, Deem
Der TO- The reports of the section
chairman are nearly complete. The
parish was divided into thirty-seven
sections and the following ladies took
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danes VIM. j. Murphy, J. NJ Rapelje,
Henry Rochelle, M. Cashier, G.. H.
Whitman, M. Lawless, NJ F. Brennan,
E. A. White, James Donnelly, F. J.
Spriggs, Mary Northwitt, A. j. Muller,
P. J. McGough, P. H. Gallagher, Fred
erick Madigan, c. ]. Thomson, VIM
Logue, Henry CARING, C. J. Conroy,
F. S. Weidenborner, G.. ]. Madden, John
Burke, j. w. Morrison, M. J. Reardon,
A. W. McNeeley, j. P. Collins, A. J.
Manley, E. J. Wall, VIM. J. Henderson,
Thomas O'Dea, T. F. Horrigan, Thorn
as Daggett; The Misses F. Smith,
N. Gill, M. Winter, l.. Orme, E. Win
ter.
Very Rev. ]. c. Byrne was present
and commended the valuable aid given
him by this work. The next meeting
of the committee is to be hald Tues
day, January z, at o'clock.
Catholic War Camp Community
Service committee met at the Athletic
Club last Monday at 1890.
Miss Monica Heating who has been
in charge of the work of the Mothers
since it was organized three years ago,
has resigned to accept the position as
Executive Secretary of the Child Wei
fare Board of Ramsey County. Miss
Helen Slack, assistant in the depart
ment, has assumed charge of the work
with the assistance of Miss Katherine
McHale.
Great success marked the efforts of
the Victory Girls campaign in the
Catholic high schools and grade
schools. Mrs. w. J. Logue was chair
man for the diocese of st. Paul and
district chairman for the Como dis
trict. She was assisted by Mesdames
J. K. Scott, H. A. Stone, J. T. O'Brien,
o. H. O'Neill, H. E. Vergasin, G. H.
Bordo, J. j. Foley, E. Slater, w. P.
McGovern, J. B. Wallraff and Misses
A. Hynes and c. Poetz and l. Just.
st. Joseph's Academy realized $746.50
on it's $50 pledges, and the Visitation
Convent $3.50 on its II pledges. The
total for all Catholic schools was ST.
646.50, which is one-fifth of the total
given by all the Victory Girls in the
city.
Miss Hester Pollock, executive
secretary of the State Americanization
Committee, assumed her duties on the
first of November. She is developing
plans for survey of actual work now
being done throughout the state along
Americanization lines. A legislative
policy is being outlined to be brought
before the new Legislature in January,
1919
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The 1919 Membership Campaign for
| the American Red Cross was started
Monday by the Ramsey County
Women's War Work Committee under
the leadership of Mrs. J. T. Hale. No
canvass was made of the business
district.
The election of directors for the
St. Paul Chapter for 1919 TOOK place
on Wednesday.
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| The names of Mr.. John Doyle
Tyler, Mimi, for Lincoln Co., and Mr.
| A. w. Kruger, for Mcleod County
were received this week.
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