The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-22
Program Will
Open With High
Mass At 100 A. M.
LARGE PARADE
Expect IS Delegates
And approximately
1000 Visitors

ASANS4S
Members Of the Western Stearns
Federation of Catholic Societies
WIZ gather in annual convention in
this city on Sunday, July End. Ella
borate preparations have been made
to entertain the guests, which will
consist Of IS delegates and about
two thousand people.
This convention will open with a
Solemn High Mass at st. Paups
Church at ten o'clock Sunday morn
ing, and will continue with an ap-
propriate program throughout the
day. The Most Rev. Bishop Joseph
+. Busch, of st. Cloud, will deliver
the sermon at the morning services.
Immediately following the SER
vice, dinner will be served by the
ladies Of the church, in the church
parlors. They will also serve sup
per and the public is invited to par
take Of both meals.
Following the benediction at 1870,
Sank Centres American Legion
band will present concert at the
corner of Ash and Fourth Streets,
where the large parade will form
at two o'clock sharp. Starting at
Fourth and Ash Streets, the par
ade will wend its way one block
west to Birch Street, thence north
of Birch to Third Street and west
to the corner of Third and Maple
Streets; thence it will continue
south two blocks and then east to
the library corner, from where 1t
will proceed north on Main Street
to Third and on Third to Ash Street
to disband.
Included in the large parade will
be the school children and all chill
dren under Catholic Religious in
struction, the delegates, all society
units Of the Western Stearns Fed
Grafton, the firemen of Sank Cen
ire, the Boy Scouts, and the Leg
ion band, and bands from Albany,
Melrose and Metre Grove.
The speaking program will be
held on the play grounds of St.
PauPs Parochial school, if weather
permits; If not, the program will
take place in the Junior High
School Auditorium, of the Public
School.
FIR. Wessling, of Fergus Falls, and
FIR. John Fearon, Of Morris, will
speak on "Americanisn" and "Con-
stitutional Guarantees and Our
Responsibilities"
Soft drink stand and ice cream
and candy stands will be placed
near the church. The days pro-
gram will be as follows:
Morning and Afternoon Meeting
Solemn High Mass 1000 a. m.
Sermon-Most Rev. Bishop Busch.
Dinner-Church Parlors.
Benediction-1:30 p. m.
Parade-2:00 p. m.
Mass meeting on Church grounds
800 p. m.
Meeting Called to Order-Presi-
dent Leo J. Beste, Melrose.
Prayer-Spiritual Director, Very
Rev. Lambert Haupt, Melrose.
Song-"America."
Address Of Welcome-Mayor G..
F. Yager, Sank Centre.
Address of Welcome-Msgr. A.
Plachta, Sank Centre.
Song, Maria Zu Leben"-Aud-
fence, with band accompaniment.
Address, "Americanism" - Rev.
Wessling, Fergus Falls.
Song, Dem Herzen Jesu SINCE"
Audience, with band accompani-
ment.
Address-Mike Murray, st. Cloud.
Band Selections.
Adjournment and business meet
ing in Parochial School for dele
gates. Election Of officers and Sc
lection Of place and date for the
next quarterly meeting.
Evening Meeting In High School
Auditorium
Meeting called to order by Presi-
dent Beste.
Prayer.
Address, constitutional Guaran-
tees and Our Responsibilities
Very Rev. John Fearon, Morris.
Song, "Over the Meadows Fair
Choir.
Address.
Songs-"Glow Worm" and "A Lit
tie Close Harmony"
Other speakers at call Of the
President.
Song-"Minnehaha."
Address - Rt Rev. Msgr. A.
Plachta.
Songs-Tn the Heart Of the
Hills" and Waiting in the Shad-
ows."
Closing Song-"Holy God We
Praise Thy Name"
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