The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-07-15
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Masses; Sacred Heart church
we're well attended. As this was the
second Sunday, Holy Communion
for the Holy Name men and boys
was served. This was also day
Of recollection, and the sixth Sunday
after Pentecost. Both men and
boys went to communion en-masse
as did the ladies who are members
of the league There were $50 men
and boys who received communion.
After communion, the ladies left
for their retreat at Sacred Heart
Convent on Lawrence avenue. The
Holy Name men and boz marched
in body 10 the school hall where
a short meeting was held. Speaker
fer the evening was Mr. John MAYS.
who spoke on Catholic action. as
examples Of true Catholics Of the
Holy Name Society. He emphasized
largely on the laymen's part in
spreading the knowledge Of Christ
and the truth Of Catholicism among
those fail to-@adoEStsaa- t!4e
truth.
Mr.. Mays is an excellent speaker.
and the Holy Name men were
pleased to have him give such a
wonderful message.
Reports were read by the score
tary and plans were formulated for
the future for the good Of the or
ganization. With everyone repeating
the Holy Name pledge, the meeting
came to close.
Mr.. David McGnl was appointed
TO have charge OF the breakfast
- The epislle for the day
was taken from Rom. 6: 3-ll, and
the Gospel Marx 8: l-9. II dealt
with baptism in Christ Jesus and
the gospel feeding Of the multitude.
Subject of the sermon was Thrift
for God. for the Soul, and for
Yourself" which was beautifully de-
llvered by Father Carron.
Masses are SAID every morning
and more should attend Friday.
Holy hour, mass at 8 am. Special
prayer is asked f-r Mrs. Graham,
who is seriously i'll in Receiving
hospital. Let us al remember her
and offer up our masses for her.
Confession is held each Thurs
day and Saturday afternoon. La
dies Of the league made their re-
treat al Sacred Heart on Lawrence
avenue. Sunday morning after re-
Holy Communion in their
There were 1876 from Sacred
Heart and ST. Benedict. Eleven
nnn-Catholics were in attendance.
The league is now doing a fine
piece OF work and is hoping that
more ladies will affiliate themselves
with this great order.
Girl Scouts Of the Sacred Heart
Of Jesus, held their meeting in the
rectory with seventeen scouts pres
emit and Mr. Gibson, presiding. Miss
Evelyn Joseph was appointed scout
sponsor. Plans were made for the
scouts vae|ion at Camp cnepherd.
Those who VIII accompany the girls
on tAelr- trip are: Miss EVELYN j.
seph Mr.. Newman, Mrs Spaulding.
and Mrs, Brooks. Girls must meet
on Wednesday evening at $3.50 at the
Community hSuse for a doctors ex-
Scouts present included:
Rose Marie Walker, Geraldine West
brooks Jessie Mae McGll. Gloria
Scott, Sybil Digs, Delene Dots, Me-
mon Bronson. Viola Digs, Margar-
cite Weatson, Ellevara Webbs, Gle
ontine Woods, Clarisa Newman.
Mary Lopiscola, S William Bernice
Williams and Jean Scott.
Each girl must have her uniform
before going to camp,
Jessie Mae McGnl, church scribe
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The musical troupers and The
young peoples dramatic club gave
their twilight picnic on Belle Isle
Thursday night. The following girls
and boys had a hilarious time: Mar
garet Wimberly, Anna Sett, Plata
Aretha johnson. Irving Moore. Ar
thur Turner John Anderson, James
Shedrick, CALVIN VentoLr. Joseph
Dudley. John J. Smitn, Luke Brooks.
Jesse McCauley Eugene Flcmls,er.
Evelyn Joseph Jesse Mae McC.n.
and many others
Board Of directors OF the musical
.roupers and the young peoples
club held their monthly meeting.
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