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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
BY CARL CAHILL
Star Staff Writer

The story of the Prodogal Son
was reenacted at the Travellers
Aid Society desk in the Atlantic
Coast Line station recently.
The only modification was that
the father, really a stepfather,
travelled over 1900 miles to see
his-errant son rather than the son
returning to his home.
And their joyful reunion was re-
ward enough for Mrs. Ray Gallo
way, executive director Of the To-
cal Travellers Aid, who worked al
most a week Oh the case, which
she called the most interesting Of
her 21 years Of welfare work.
The story began the first of last
week when a 15-year-old boy en-
tered the .ACL station. He asked
to SEND d wire to his friends IA
ther in Virginia, asking for money.
The Travellers Aid workers
sensed something was wrong and
noticed that despite his worn clo-
thing he was of good breeding.
He finally admitted he had no
money and would like to wire for
some funds to his father. This
was done, but two days later no
answer had come for him.
Meantime, the boy had been Civ
en- a room and meals, some more
clothes, part of which were pur-
chased through the Associated
Charities, and he looked the part
of A Well-to-do family.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
Prodigal Son Parable
Comes To Life Here

The T. A. began to check the
boys story. They found that the
father had been in North Carolina
looking for him and was supposed
to have gone to Ohio to the boys
grandfather.
The boy added further to the
story by admitting that his IA
Their and mother were separated;
that his mother had remarked
again; the boy had been brought
up thinking his stepfather was his
real parent; and that when he was
IA the court had ruled that he
should be given into custody OF
his real father.
The boy said he was embittered
as a result OF learning this and
began to hate his stepfather and
he could not learn to like his real
father, whom he had never seen.
So he ran away from his true
father. He got as far as Whining
ton hitchhiking. Then hunger and
fatigue got the best of him.
He, at first, refused to call his
parents but. then broke down and
phoned them on Lake Huron, Mi
chigan. They were overjoyed to
hear his voice.
After As minutes talking the lad
agreed to return home and that
same day, almost a week after
he arrived in town, his father left
Michigan by car to get him. The
reunion here was a tear-jerker.
All this, Mrs. Galloway said, is
par. of a social works job, which
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
Heart Attack Fatal
To Walter Lockamy
During Flash Storm

During the heighth of a severe
thunderstorm yesterday afternoon
at 1870 o'clock, Walter Thomas
Lockamy, Sr., 61-year-old resident
of Alb Red Cross street suffered a
heart attack at Fourth and Red
Cross streets. He was rushed to
James Walker Memorial hospital
where he died a few minutes later.
DR.. Fred Coleman. acting coro-
nor, said Lockamy died of a heart
attack and that no inquest would
be held. 1t was first believed that
he had been struck by lightning.
Surviving are his widow; Mrs.
Betty K. Lockamy. One daughter;
Miss Leslie Dathne Lockamy.
Three sons; w. T., Jr., Gene. and
Clinton M. Lockamy, all OF Hous-
ton, Tex. Three brothers; D.. D.
Lockamy of Fayetteville, J. C..
Lockamy and Seymour Lockamy,
both of Stedman. Three grandchild-
rem several neices and nephews.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later by Yopp Funeral
Home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
City Employees Plan to
Ask Council For Pay
Increase Wednesday

CITY employees plan to march be-
fore the city council in force 2! its
weekly meeting Wednesday and
present anew their demands LOT
wage increases.
That was disclosed last night
after a meeting caller in the day
between representatives OF TOUR
municipal department employees
and City Manager j. R. Benson.
Representatives of the water
sanitation, police and fire depart
ments talked with Benson yester-
day at a closed session urging pay
increases be provided for in the
1947-48 budget.
The principal reason for seeking
wage advancement was that living
costs have gone ahead of wages.
Benson told representatives that
they might appear at Wednesday S
council session with their requests
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
FRIENDLY FASHION

An alteration that began as a
friendly tussle ended up as a stab
bing with the result that Hill
Singleton, 80, Negro fence painter
was handed a 60-day suspended
sentence on the county farm and
ordered yesterday in Recorders
court to pay a $25 fine and costs.
In addition, Singleton must pay
$12.4O for the hospital bill Of L. l.
Mclean, another Negro. Mclean
said Singleton cut him about the
arms after they had slapped each
other in friendly fashion four
times.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

of the white group, testified IN
behalf of the defendant.
But the court declared thai slot
machines are illegal in any es-
tablishment and that their prln-
cipal use is "fleecing" persons out
of "their hard-earned money wnen
thew might be using it more ben
officially at home" Inc 1rlal was
a result of a police raid June o.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
City Briefs

Home Demonstration clubwom-
en- of New Hanover county are
planning a weekend trip to Manteo
to witness a production of 1.-The
Lost Colony, according to Nancy
Ingram, assistant agent. Tentative
date set for the trip is Aug. IL.
The group will travel on a char
tered bus, and the plans for the
trip resemble those of last year,
she said. All interested clubwomen
should contact the home agent
office.
Paul lyman, Raleigh, president
of the North Carolina Society OF
Engineers and a system industr-
ial power engineer fo- the Caro-
lima Power and Light company,
will be the featured speaker at a
meeting of the Wilmington Engi-
neers club on July 9 at $50 p. m.
in the Friendly cafeteria, B.. C.
Merritt, secretary, announced yes.
terday.
Elverton A. Stands, Jr., Ri. 3,
Audubon, yesterday enlisted in
class VS. of the inactive Naval Re-
serve with the rank Of RIM &c,
local officials reported.
City Councilman J. E. L. Wade
yesterday extended an invitation
on behalf of the city to the New
Hanover county board of commits
sioners to be present at the July
4th celebration Friday evening in
front of city hall.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
James Manley post in Wilmington
yesterday was granted permission
by the county to use the movable
bleachers owned by the county III
the forthcoming July 6 air show
sponsored by the WV. The com
missioners said a county worker
would have to put up and take
down the stands, and he would
have to be paid by the sponsor
ng group.
The club committee of the
James A. Manley post of the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars is sche-
duled to meet Thursday night at
5 o. m. in the club building on
Princess street, it was reporteded.
The American Legion Auxiliary
at Carolina Beach will meet to-
night at s o'clock, according to
an announcement made by Mrs.
Percy Morton, president.
New Hanover county now has
$274,431.29 on deposit as a sinking
fund and capital reserve in Will
mington banks, a report from the
county auditors office to the New
Hanover board of commissioners
disclosed. The county ended its
1946-47 fiscal year yesterday.
Scoutmasters in the Wilmington
district who will have Scouts par
ticipating in the Fourth of July
celegration scheduled to be staged
in front Of the City Hall next Fri
day are requested to submit the
names to the local scout office
in the Tide Water building, Ray
Sweazey, scout executive. an
nounced. Scouts should report to
Police Chief Hubert Hayes for du-
ty at the City Hall.
The Past Noble Grand club of
Lititia Rebekah degree, IOOF, will
meet on Thursday, July 8, at the
home of Mrs. Myrtle Reeves, Pill
Princess street road.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
NEGRO VETERAN POST
FINED $500 IN WAR.
ON SLOT MACHINES

The Negro post Of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars, 1901 Castle street
is the latest to feel the wrath OF
authorities against operation OF
slot machines.
Eight machines were hauled in
to Recorders court yesterday and
Judge Winfield Smith ordered
them destroyed and fined John
Mautsby, rs, business manager
of the post 500 and costs.
The fine came after officials of
Veterans of Foreign Wars, includ-
ing Ken R. Noble, post command
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
AssAJJLTER IDENTIFIED

HIGH POINT, June 30-P|Po'
lice Captain W. c. johnson said
today that a seven-year-old boy
had identified John Thomas Swink,
10, as the person who criminally
assaulted his nine-year-old sister
in a wooded thicket in the edge
of a ia fashionable residential section
here Saturday afternoon.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01
ranges all the way from returning

ranges all the way from returning
errant children to patching Bills
tiers on a hitchhiker's feet.
Hitchhiking. according to a sur
vey made by the National Travel
ers Aid Society, is on the increase.
However, there is less military
travel because Of no furlough
rates. The national society has
also noted a growing hostility to
the nonresident.
The survey also showed that
persons served in 1916 by the L.
A. came from $500 different COM
munities and 10 counties.
From this number 5000 persons
were from Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-01

Rubber was used as a shock abb
sorbing agent on ordnance vehicles
as long ago as the Civil War.
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6er5litbe 8itte eines
Otutiden Mifiionars

Sn elmer firdli9 bIiiben6en, aber
arnnen, gut fatboliiden Rfarrgemein-
De in Baragnap, Sii6sslmerita, febIt
soringeno Elm gana beibeioenes &irh-
lein. 90 ,es iib ourhpeg INN armite
2anobeboIferl,rlg bnnoeIt (es iino oil.
Der BaragunDern aud oeutibe, polr,i-
ibe, ruiiiide llnb anoere quite &atbo-
lifen porbanoer), miro Inn Die giitige
Wtitbilfe oer 10 oft betpdbrten fatboli.
ihen @laubensbriiber un6 -ihtpeltern
aus ben Ser. Staaten gebeten. Sebe
- auh Die anerfleinite - @abe, Die
in einem geipobnliben 8riefe auf mei-
ne bolle 8erantmortung geIan6t tper-
ben fann, nimmt Der nnter3eibnete
oeuti6e Gater 6anfeno entgegen.
auittung miro lofort erteilt. Sir Die
eolen Srernoe uno Conner Der ae-
pIanten l.-Gren5-&irhe miro rnonat.
lid Der Segen elmer beiligen Meife
anfgeopfert. @iitiae @nben ino GU
idriften mogen sic bite ribten an:
&ep. Haore, DON Sole &reuiier, S.
I'D, @oronel 8ogaoo (Yarag,,oD),
South Imerica.
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0ieies @pdlenbIah eridetrt lea

Siees @oAeublaA eri6eint felt
bem Sabre 1873 reselm6big ieben
Samstag unb niro berauseegeben
gum geiten bes B1pitlihen &ol1e-
sium Soiepbinum Der bl. aongrega'
tion Der Hropasanba in Columbus,
beiien 3ped Die Serunbilbune oeut.
fher Brieiteraoelinge fir Die Ser.
staaten lit. Dieie Mnitalt lit baupt.
f6hIih aneepieien auf bic ginfiinfte
bieies @attes uno Die @eihenfe lei.
ner 2eier.
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Ipergleiden. Die Soften fir 2ebens.
nitteI iino eetpaItie geltiegen. Dieiel-
ben baben Inn sipeiunopier5ig 8ro5ent
5ugenommen in eitlem Sabr, tDas
Saulenoe bon Collars beoeutet. Sa
uniere 2eier unb 8obltdter abnliden
MebrfoIten itntertuorfen tparen, lit es
leid)t perItdnblid, oaB iie niht im-
ltanoe paren,. i'm Ielben WaBe uns 5u
unteritiisen tpie in ser Gergangenbeit.
8ir aae boffen, boB Die 8reile redt
balo cine annebmbare Grnieoriglrng
erfabren iperoen.
Cine 1peitere teltameiltariid)e Sin-
terlaiienidaft tit uns 5useiuanot NOR
ben BON einem llnlerer lebensldngIi=
den 2eier beS Sbio-@ailenfreunb'
Ger 8etrag ipuroe uns iibergeben uit=
ter Dem Iitel: Sir ons p1pltli6e aol-
leginm Soiepbinum in 8ortbington,
..
Sur grbauilng unierer 2eier teilen
mir ben folgenoen sus5ug aus Dem
8rieie elmer 2elerin aus Hortb Sub
Jon, 8is., nit: sd bin Die 8r1ii=
oentin elmer Sereinieung, Die ii6
st. slntbonDs Club nennt. Sente
beenoeten mir Sen orei5ebnten 9iens=
tag oes I'll. sntonius. sluf ieber Ser
lammlung nuroe elm gerinefiigiger
gintritt perlangt uno fonnen mir Sb-
men einen S6ed i'm 8etraee bon 500
gum Stuoentenfonos iiberienoen. !"
llnlern ber5liben Can't!
uniern Stuoenten sur
9 } er5igung:-S Sat Elm ieoer
BON eud ibon nit ieiner CONNER
Breiiefampagne begonnen? SergeBt
nibt, oaB bon ieoem Stuoenten tpe-
nigItens 5ipan5ig neue 2eier fir oen
Ohio =@aiienf freuno' uno Die Sole
pbinum Hepietp' ertportet tperoen.
3eiet eud als tiibtige 8erber fir
eure slnitalt! 8robe-gre1nplare mer=
ben ieoem auf Gerlaneen 5ugeianbt.
gntbaltet euren Gerlpanbten unb
6reunoen uniere illtereiianten, inbalt=
relhen uno belebrenben @o6enbldt-
ter ni6t Dor.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-06-28
HQdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Bon 8es. 8. Gnertses
(Sortietung)
8cimdl Ses 0Dttesbienites
CTR. 40)

Sie Sauptqueae oes Segens 1nb
oes 8liides ser 5anlilie lit Der ilei-
Bige 8elu1 bes @ottesOieliltes, be-
ionOers ser beilisen Weiie an allen
Sonntaeen rno gebotenen Seiertagen.
Die hriitfatboliide 5amilie lit per.
pfliGtet, niGt BLOB 9ausanbo6ten 81,
balten, su oenen au9 Dos Siidgebet
gebort, ionoern aud oen offentliden
@ottesoienit in ser Stride all beiuhen.
Ias lit elm 8oites= uno &irhengebot.
Der liebe 8ott ipra6 auf Dem
Beree Sinoi: n8eoenfe, boB ou ben
Sabbat beiliglt. Sed)s Gage ioIIt bu
arbeiten uno aae oeine @eid)Gfte tun"
(2. Moies, 20, 8. 0as brittle @ebot
8ottes entbalt iomit 5rpei @ebote
Dos @ebot Der Sonntagsbeilieune
uno oas 8ebot Ser arbeit. SIN britt
ten @ebote @ottes befieblt nns @ott,
oen Sonntag 81 beiligen uno nab
renb Ser @ofe 5ll arbeiten. Ias gilt
nidt blob fir bas ein5elne Samilien-
mitglieo, lonoern fir Die san5e So
mile.
@ott bat Dem Meirihen einen &ube-
tag anbefoblen, oalnit Ser Weni6 fir
iein geiitises unb f0rperli6es @obl
Jorge, oaB Der Weni6 BEL leinen nieler,
5eitliden Sorgen uno Mrbeiten @ott
uno iein bohites 3iel nidt pergeiie
unb nidt I'M Sroiiden untergebe. 9a-
ber bot @ott bic Seilisung uno &ube
zines 8o6entages angeoronet. Sotpie
mir eeuiiie 3eiten gum giien unh
Srinfen unb Sdlafen baben, 10 mon,
te audl @ott, oaB mir beItilnmte 3ei.
ten baben, in benen mir iiber Die etpi-
gen @abrbeiten nafoenfen uno oa-
our6 fir 1lnlere Seele neue &r1fte
geminuen fonnen. Sim Cont unb
5eiertas bat Ser Wenid audi @elesen-
belt, fiir oas, mas er tp1breno Der
8o6e gefeblt bot, our6 @ebet gu iIb.
men uno Dem lieben @ott fir Die er-
baltenen @obltaten 5u 6anfen.
Ser Weni6 fam ni6t ununterbro.
den arbeiten; er muB &ube uno gr.
bolune baben. Ger Hubetag lit Dem.
nod elm @eidenf @ottes. 9ie Seier
oes gfubetages lit elm Gorbilo Ser etui-
gen &ube i'm Simmel (Sebr. 4, 81.
Der Sag bes Serrn lit elm Sdatten,
elm Sorgeldmaf Der 9fube in Gott,
ienes etpigen Seiertoges i'm Simmel.
Selblt Die feitlide &lei6ung an oie-
lem Gage erinnert uns an oen einIti.
gen gliidlideren 3uitano i'm &immeI.
@ott befieblt, oab mir ben iiebten
Gag Ser Bobe beiligen, tpeiI Or om
| iiiebten Gage BON Seiner sdopfuna
ausrubte. so Ieien mir i'm molaildeu
l5d0pfungsberidt : ). Cot iesnete ben
iiebten Gag uno beiligte i'm, tpeiI gr
| lam iiebten rubte BON alien Seineu
Berfen (MoI. 2. p. Der Menif, Ser
loas gbembiIo @ottes lit, ion bas gei.
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@hsah,tah,s4 !!

Dubuque, So. = Sm 8eiiein bon
liebenunb5man5ig Wtitglieoern ser
Sierordie uno MISUNDERSTANDING
gig Yralaten uno Hrieltern iiberreid)=
te Der papitlide 9elegat in 8aibins=
ton, gr5bilGof Gicognani, atn 18. SUI
nj in Der bieiigen 4atbeorale bem
bo6m'iten Srn. gr5biid)of Senrp g.
Goblman oas Baaium, Spnlbol Der
Seilnabme an Der pollen 8il6ofsge-
malt oes 81. 8aters. Ani6IieBeno an
oie feierli6e 3eremonie 5elebrierte
grabiid)of gicognani elm lolennes
Bontififafamt. Sic Brebigt bielt gra-
bildof &oblman. Gum ShluB tpuroe
Dos Ballium auf Dem MItar ausge-
lteat our 8erebrune ourb bie Brie-
lter Der er5oio5eie.
Gincoln, 9eeb. = Ser bodtp. Sr.
antbonD S. 2ut, Hfarrer Der ct.
Seleno-@emeinoe in Grafton, feierte
am "a. Stunt iein goloenes Yrieiter=
lubilaum. unter GROCER 8eteiliguna
BON Hrieitern uno 5reunben aug Der
umgegenD. Ser SSsllbilar bolIenoete
leineroeit ieine Stuoien an ct. Jran.
ctssSeminar in Wilnaufee, mo- er am
20. SUM 1897 bon gr5biibof &aser
Die Brielterpeibe empfing. Seitoem
ipor er ununterbroden in Der Yfarr-
leellorge in Der 3io5eie 2incoIn tGtig
Ad multos amos!
NaSiion, isis. = am persansenen
Sonntag, %. sunni, feierte Die ct.
Solepbs. @emeinbe in gait BriitoI ibr
bunoertiabrises 9eiteben. Das Subi-
ldums- -Sohamt aelebrierte Der bodfp.
|Sr. Otto 9iaig. Bfarrer Der ct. So.
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Stiu11ue 0eS TDlfcS
fdr bas Soiepbinnut

Ginlieeeno ST, ,peI6en i6 Dem FL.
Soiepb perlprab i'm Sale, boB mein
5obn srbeit finben tpiiroe. Ganf Dem
lieben Seiligen murbe mein 8ebet
erb6rt.
Srau 6. g., 3.
ginlieeeno So fir bas Soiepbinum
81 gbren oes III. Soiepb als 9anf
fir 8ebetserborunsen i'm perganee-
men Sabre.
Srau q. 6. 90.
Ginlieeeno ST, tpelhen id fir Or.
borung zines anliegens perlproden
bate.
Srau 5. g., q. 3.
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IpieI ieines bodften &errn uno Wfei-
tiers befolgen, uno iDie Der Sh6pfer
mod getaner Mrbeit diisrnben.
g8ir finben iiberon in 8ottes gsd-
|tur bic Sieben5abl: Ger &egenbogen
entbdlt iieben 2idtfarben; es gibt iie-
|ben 8runotone in Der Muiif. Shon
bel Sen alten Megpptern uno @riehen
mar Die 3abl Sieben eine beiIige
3abI. Sn Der briitIiden Spmbolif
babeu mir Die iieben Saframente, fie-
ben @erfe Der 8arntber5igfeit, iieben
Saupttrgenoen, iieben @aben oes 81.
@eiites, iieben Bitten i'm 8aterlinier,
iieben 8eiben bes Brielters, iieben
lesten 8orte Gbrriti am &reu5e, uno
i'm Mlten 8nnbe beitn 8ottesoienite
Sen liebenarmigen 2eu6ter. Wfan
fonnte nod beifiigen, oaB Der Wono,
Der ltete 9egleiter rnierer groe, alle
iieben Gage ieine @eitalt perdnoert.
Shon um oas Sabr $50 ibrieb Der
fl. 8iibof Sbeopbilus BON Intio-
|cbien: Sen iiebten Gag fennen olle
8olfer oes Grofreiles." Our 3eit Der
fran5oiiiben &epoIution bot man Die
Seier oes liebten Cages abgelbofft
|uno Die bes 5ebnten Ioges eingefiibrt.
God iab man iid balb genotigt, tpie-
Der 5ur alten Sronune 5uriif5ufeb-
'ren. Selbit ser So5ialiit Sroubbom
erfldrte: m8erfiir5e oie ISOLDE nm eli
men Gag, 10 bob es flint Arbeitstage
|uno einen &ubetag gabe, 10 lit bas
Der Hube 5u piel." Ser Wenid fann
es eben nidt beiler MAIDEN oils @otf.
rgs gibt feline @eisbeit, feline Slug
belt unb feinen &at mioer ben !Serrn"
|(Spr. 81, 3O).
8egen Ser Seiligfeit bes Son1-
tags, oes Cages oes Serrn, miiiien
ole fnebtliben 9lrbeiten ruben.
Gnebtli6e Mrbeiten iino iol6e, Die
nit forperli6er Inltrengung perbiln-
ben iino, belonoers 5eIbarbeiten. @os
nottpenoige arbeiten, beionoers in,
nerbalb oes Sauies betrifft, 10 iit na=
|mentli6 in oen lesten sSabren infoIge
BON auBeroroentli6en 3eitunlitdnoen
cine Niloerling eingetreten. 5erner
erlaubt Die Stride 5ur 3eit Der grnte,
menn infolee oes 8etters groBe Shd-
Sen an 5elofriidten entlteben fonnten,
gelpilie gtotarbeiten, poau Der Srts-
|pfarrer Die grlaubnis gibt. 2eioer lit
in manben 2dnbern cine fait CUR Sc
nobnbeit geiporoene Sonntasslbani
oung eineeriiien, mie 3. 9. in Sranf-,
reid, mo- ieit Sabr5ebnten an Sonn-
tagen pielfad auf Dem 6eloe gearbei-,
tet miro pie an @erftogen. 9ie Stra-
fe @ottes iit nidt ausgeblieben. @ott
laBt Seiner unb Seiner 8ebote ili6t
lpotten.
3ie SauptpfIi1t oes fatboliiben
Gbrilten lit ON Sonn- uno gebotenen
6eiertosen Die anborung Der beilisen
Meiie. 3ie beiliee Welle lit Die llllblu-
tige grneuerung oes &rell5opfers
gbriiti. lin bie beilige 8anoIung, BEL
nel6er Der Brieiter our1 Die Sonic
frationsnorte vGies lit Mein 2eib
oies lit Wein 8lut" 8rot unb 8ein
in ben 2eib uno oas 8lut Gbriiti
permanoelt, breben iih ale 3ersmo-
nien. Weit pelher slnoabt uno Ser
lebrung miiiien mir bieIem erbabenen
| iSdauiniel betrpohnen. Dos ieIb1t Sic
8emunoerung Der @ngel erregt! IS
lit Die loblid)e @etuobnbeit zines GU
ten &otbolifen, 10 oft oils moslif bel
Der 5eier Der beilieen' Weiie Die 81.
&ommunion 5u empfangen. 9iele
e0ttli6e Seelenipeiie gibt uns Stdr=
fe, in alien 2agen oes 2ebens rniere
8flidten bier auf groen au erfiillen
uno uns oie epige Seeliefeit 5u il
6ern.
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a1lgeinel0ef, tponoi, IHebrere absslebnt
Derben muBten, tpeil iie oie Rapa5it1t
Der anItolt iiberidritten.
Im fommen0en Sonntag, 20. SUI
nj. feiert Der fiiraIid) in ct. Sobn's
ge,peibte bodtp. F.. YanI Marr, O.
IS B., Elm Sobn BON Srn. ilno Gralt
George Wiarr BON ct. Wihael,
Dainn, bortielbit ieine Hrimia, lnD
5Dar Inn balb 5ebn llbr in Der ct
MibaeIs- Stride. Gefn Briuti5ianten
miro Elm gruoer, Der bodm. P. Mi-
hael Warr, O..S.B., am Mltare aiii-
Itieren. Die 5eitpreoigt bdIt Der
bohp'ite Sr. Mbt Gutbbert @oebe
|O.S.B., BON -Miharoton. gu Der 5eier
|nerben 5ablreid)e oustpdrtige 8eiuher
ertpartet, 6arunter cine Neibe Der
fiinfuro5tpan5ig aus Der @emeinbe
ct. Meihael Derporgegangene Brie-
iter. Nad Dem @ottesoienit ierDieren
bie 5rauen Der @emeinoe elm 5eItef-
ien, gu benz aGe @erneinben1itgfie0er
uno nusipdrtige 8eiliher eingelaoen
iino. Nadmittaes tit @en1einoepidnid
lnb Bolfsfelt.
Ger bodiu. Sr. Simotbp Noab, Der
einSige iDriihe Brieiter i'm gorbtpe-
item, feierte am pergangenen Cont
tag ieine Brirli5 in Der Stride aur
81. Samilie in st. Saul. Satber
geoab puroe am /. sunni i'm pdpitli-
den aollegium Soiepbinllm in
Wortbington, g., gum Hrieiter ge-
meibt, uno stpar fir Die Dio3eie-
groofiton. Nah fur5em MufentbaIt in
ct. 8auI bat er iib bereits nod iei-
mem neuen @irfungsfelb begeben.
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@ortbinstun, .. - ct. ganl, Nima.
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Sirdenfalcnber
Sunutas, 20. Suni: Jiinfter Sunn'
tag nad Yfinsiten: Sc. Beter mnh
Sanl. - @nangeIium: Yba=
rildiife @ereftigfeit (0tattb. 81.
Montas, 80. SUM-: 8auli GeoGdtllis.
9ienstas, J.. Suli: aoitbare glut Sc
iu. >a
Mitt1pof, 2. Suli: Morid Seimiu6-
1tng.
Gonnerstag, 3. Suli: anatolius.
5reitog, 4. Suli: ltlrid.
Samstog, 5. SuIi: sntonius.
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M. 9. 8.

Cine uneeipobnIid)e Hube uno
frieolide Stiae berridt sesentpartig
i'm Soiepbinum. Mle uniere Stuoen.
ten, nit ausnabme BON 5tpeien, be-
finben iid 5ubaule in ben CONNER
ferien. 9iele beioen peroen feline Belt
finoen, iih einiom gu fiiblen. Sic bo-
ben bereits Sorbereitlngen fiir Die
@artenarbeiten getrofien, oie fait enb-
lolen 8rasfld6en abgemdbt unb piele
anoere notmenoigen Irbeiten unter-
nommen. Seoer, tpelber 1peiB, mas
alles in elmer Mnltalt BON Dem nnl-
iong oes Soiepbinums gu tun lit,
fommt 5ur giniiht, oab penigitens
elm babies Guteno slrbeitsfrGite,
lelbIt in ben 6erien, nounoten ipdren.
8abreno oes Sommers niiiien olle
eIeftriif)en uno Sampfrobren-8erbin-
oungen nadgeleben nnb, penn repa=
raturnotDenoig, in Sronung gebro6t
meroen. 9ie gon5e Anitalt nit ben
soblreiden Sdlen, 3immern uno SOL
len muB eriinolih gereiniet meroen.
@obl baben sic Stuoenten in Die Sc
rien iif begeben, Die meiiten &einie
gungsarbeiten fertiegelteQt; anein,
ieoe Sausfrau tpeiB, Dob nod man6e
gden iiberieben tperoen.
@ir brauhen einen Saniter, !penn
i'm September bas neue Shuliabr be-
ginnt. 8enn irgenoeiner unierer 2e-
ier einen poiienoen Wann finbet, Der
itd oo5u eisnet, mose er uns benad-
rif)tigen. 8ir itellen linn eine @ob.
nung. Scott, freie 8didereinigung 5ur
Berfiigung nit gutem 2obn. gs miro
berlanet, ooB Der Wann fabig un6
5uperlaiiie lit.
Sest, ba Dos Shuliabr au gnoe
gefommen unb bic Biiher fir 6as
pergangene Sabr abgeifloiien iinb, III
es intereiiant, uniere @uslagen mil
Apr1pn reg f,orhprnehpnAen cSnhrp2 a,i