The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1918-07-06
MIMI APOLIS.

Church of Holy Cross: The Holy
Cross school, under the pastorate of
Rev. Joseph Cieminski, had the honor
of being the home of the first Chill
dren's Year community health week
exhibit, which was held there during
the week June 1922. The average
daily attendance is estimated at 1000
The organizations backing the exhibit,
which will be taken from neighbOr
hood to neighborhOod throughout the
year. are the WOman'S Council of
National Defense, the Infant Welfare
Society, Associated Charities, Anti
tuberculosis committee, and Chill
dren's Protective Society. The eX-
hibit consists of various attractions,
including mechanical devices, health
motion pictures cast in story form,
corrective appliances for the crippled,
and striking posters and charts. Be-
fore each exhibit an interpreter speak
ing several languages was stationed
The services of these volunteer help
ers were secured through the cooper
alton of the one hundred mothers and
teachers who worked enthusiastically
to make the week a success. st. An
thony school had the exhibit June
"a to 80.
Church of the Incarnation: The big
drive for $4,000, which was initiated
three weeks ago by the Mems Club,
has taken hold of the entire parish and
every one is full of eagerness to help
make it the biggest thing in the his
tory of the community. The drive
will be launched full swing on the
evenings of Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday, July II, II and 10. Preceding
the drive itself the Mems Club will
hold big meeting Wednesday even
ing of next week in the new parish
hall. Only men over eighteen years
of age will be admitted and these by
card containing the bearers name and
address. Among the features of the
mems meeting will be moving pic
ture exhibition entitled, The Modern
Black Art"
Church of ST. Joseph: A service
flag, containing 81 stars was dedicated
in ST. Joseph's Church, Sunday even
ing, June 80, by the pastor, Rev 9th
mar Erren, o. S. B. An appropriate
sermon for the occasion was delivered
by the Rev. Thos. E. Cullen, of the
Pro-Cathedral The collection taken
I'D during the service will be turned
over to the local unit of the Red Cross
of the st. Joseph parish.
Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.: The
Irish History Club held it's meeting
on Tuesday of last week with Divi-
sion No. 4, Ladies' Auxiliary A. o. H.
The paper was read by Mrs. Della
Fitzpatrick and dealt with current
events in Ireland. Mrs. Fitzpatrick
treated chiefly with the act of con-
scription and it's attempted applica-
ton to Ireland In clear, logical
way she showed how the patriotic and
courageous action of the Bishops OF
Ireland on this question prevented in
all probability an armed uprising.
The paper aroused universal interest
and was discussed very fully. The
monthly meetings of the club will be
suspended during July and August.
The Hennepin County Board will
meet next Tuesday. Among the mat
tiers to be acted upon is the proposed
formation of new Red Cross unit to
be added to the Catholic Red Cross
of the Minneapolis district.
League of Catholic Women: The
Margaret Barry Settlement House
has taken up the work of the Red
Cross in such a way as to interest
even the children. A girls club of
fifty misses" from ten to fourteen
years of age, has been organized and
is sewing with all the zeal that their
mothers and older sisters have shown