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PERSONALS.

Fathers Larkin and Hassan OF
jefferson College were in Algiers
last Sunday to take the Fourth De-
gree in the order of the Knights Of
Columbus. They are looking fresh
even after hard years work. They
are still awaiting orders with re-
CARDS TO vacations. hoping that the
powers that be will make good .
| selection.
Very Rev. Father Henri De la
Chapelle. S. NJ, and Father Smith. /
and Father r j. Larkin will leave
next week to be present at the con-
secretion OF the Church of the Sac
red Heart in Atlanta. This is
Marist Church. 1t will be cOnse-
Grated by RI Rev. Bishop Gum,
who was its pastor for many years.
II will be a reunion Of the old timers.
The credit of this great achievement
lis due t. Very Rev Father McOsCar,
S. NJ, who although is very poor
health. has nevertheless managed TO
clear the church OF debt and remodel
{ il. making il one of the prettiest
churches in the entire South. 1t is
one OF the places of interest to Wis
itOrs in Atlanta.
| SACRED HEART NOVENA.
| Special devOtiOnS will take place
this year at p. m, every evening
in honor of the Sacred Heart.
| ESSAY CONTEST.
In an essay contest open to all the
children of the city, on former gov
ernor Francis Nichols, Is a notable
fact that the first four were chill
dren from the parochial schools. II
is also a notable fact that humble
AlgierS should assert itself and come
out second. Little Carmen Oswald
was second by so narrow a margin
that ii took a special to decide. /
This young girl is to be congrat
ulated, and her parents have every
reason TO be proud of her success,
for it is indeed a great and well
merited honor. The contest was
open to all and the judges were above
suspicion, and hence the winners
won on their merits only.
MAY PROCESSION
| Without doubt the greatest and
the most beautiful May procession
took place last Sunday. The num-
Der in line was the largest ever. All
the organizations of the parish were
represented, and the great hit of the
day was the X. of G. band. 1t
was the bands first appearance but
it will not be its last. 1t made such
a good impression that it was imme-
diately chartered for three occas-
ions. Brother Jim Hogan was 60
, ing around with his noble chest out
to the limit. Well, Jim deserves
all that is coming to him and lit
tie more. for though many talked
, band for several years. he was the
only one capable to make the dream
come true. The GROWING of the
Statue of the Blessed Virgin was
charmingly done by Helen Shelly.
who was lately elected president of
the Holy Angels.
SERVICES.
Daily, p. m, Novena to the
Sacred Heart.
Daily Masses. 6, $50. I; Wednes-
day, $50.
ay-Communions. Holy An
r gels, 100.
Masses. ., $50. $50, 9; IL Low
Mass.
Baptisms, ga. Novena. 7.
Ruth Mae, daughter of Charles
Packard and Catherine Bishop of
1877 Pelican Ave. Sponsors, Jos. F.
Cruthirds and Ida B. Bishop.
Irma Gertrude. daughter of Peter
Holly and Ellen Bracramontes. of
215 Eliza st. Sponsors, Leonard
d Hoffman and Irma Sarramea.
Mabel, daughter of Maurice Ma
ronge and Irma Hughes. Sponsors,
Leola Adams and Algernon Zwicke.
1t Albert Casper Joseph, son of Cur
u tbs w. Klein and lone Hoke. Spon-
A. sors, Jas o. Stewart and Mrs. F.
Kucera.
Henry Walter. son of George Laci-
!, max and Gertrude Moss Sponsors,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Esck.
Ralph Milton, son of Warren
u Adams and Mabel Brown of 91O
Elmira Ave. Sponsors, Laurence j
Lauel and Yola Soulant.
10 Rita Marie, daughter of Louis
IN Zinc and Amelia Weakening of 155
70 Alix st. Sponsors. Charles Scheffe
and Sara Long.