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Artist Greene
viii Lecture
Wednesday Night

Subject Of the FIRST of a serie
Of art study lectures 10 be- givcf
al the West Martcllo Gallery, Coun
~ Beach. viii be presented We'd
nesday night NJ 8 pm.
Lecture 0f the evening Is by VII
liam Greene on Art and the Ia
yironment. n win be Illustrate,
with slides from the Metropolitan
Museum In New York Clty.
Lectures are ahoan Nc nllseneg
Of such things as climate and SEQ
graphy on the development al art
Artist Greene believes thai the en-
vironmeni the physical tonditioa'
under which people 1--we. has a a
rect bearing on whal Kind a ar
they will produce 49,
lie has divided thrse' rcQgraps.i
cal aspects into four bifsFr cais&o
ries: desert. mountain. forest ans
Jungle. These facts ofHesisiebe,
seep IN and domnafr . peopies
cultural expression, even tkciI
whole civilization sometimes
Climate conscious tourists ant
Floridians should enjoy the topic Of
me lectures. SEES 4t8
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Sho,cer To Honor
Miss Cruickshan
Tomorrow Night

A shower for bride-cleci Nies
Betty Jean Cruicks. ana. dsaga'ct
OF Mira. Leota Crulc,.stgnk ~ iris
city. and Louis Crulckshank Of
Pawtuekei, u. l.. vii - given ID.
merrow night AZ TIE Elks Clsb ar
mex al 30 pm. Hosicsrcs Tor tit
shower are Mrs.. Beverly Cosg1g
Mrs. Charles Riggs. MIS-. Doreil 3
cremais. Mrs. MALCOLM Pindcr
aad Rita Rhodes
Miss CruiSkshank engagement
and approaching marriage was an.
nouneed hy Ter motkof today SIC
VIII become tke bride 81 l0scp
Daniel Foley Of the u. s. Marinc
Corps ON sunday. February "a,
pm. Of "a. Marys Slarof. thesis
Churth A reception WI b held
for The bride and groom Ht, o.
Els Club following TIC aeallAs n
MniFoley Is me son " YES +
%. sharpe 81 West Aeaforu 1is :.
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Thomas II. Wright
To Return From
Duty M kOTea

Master sst. Thomss b Virgin.
shose wife, Mary, and son 1--we ~
it& whsIton a.. key West. has re.
eeiyed orders rossung aim 10 the
United sssles from Korea where he
has been serving a. . member Of
the iossh Finance Disbursi.lg sec.
tioa.
ThN vnif has supervised the pay.
inert 81 X Corps personnel since
"a Arrival ID Korea during Sep.
tenbcF 1880 Wright has been chief
~ ~ >ecounsihg section.
Hprycanf WfiRhf's parents. Mr.
lnd Nfsl Thomas n. Wright hive In
Aod springs. Nc. Hix wife and son
are hvina with her parents. Mr..
sn9 Mrs. Donald y. Meyers. % this
cisy
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
National Official
Gold Star Mother
Visiting la City

Mrs. Reginald Godfrey 81 Pro
violence, ri. national vice prcsi
dent of the National Cold star
Mothers. and Mrs. Lawrence Cod
frey and children Dawn and Regi.
maid from I.eominsler. Mass are
staying At Ocean View Cottages
here.
Mrs. Godfrey u the rauihcr =
Malor John Godfrey. tighter u
M Who shot down 81 enemy plane
IN World War ~ FalQ
HI.asb nighi. nxmhers ~ tllo. IA,
West chapter 81 Natioaal t,el., 81 !.
NeihgFs met 81 The CuwregAleag.
fglih Aenier ard NeleuaeA AN
eodIEss aha organized de- locaI
chapter last year
She gave ga extremely interest
ing talk on the activities &c other
chapters and Of the rveeni We.
meas patriotic ccnicrence Il
Washington.
n Was voted 10 foid a dlnneg
party fur an Gold Star Meters 10
morrow "Wednesday IS n lee
Orient restaurant a pa
Al Cold star Mothers are invt.
ef 10 sttend and meet Nfs. God.
frcy. naiionnl official of sle 81.
sanitation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
String Quartet And Pianist To Appear
II COnrenf Auditorium On Thursday

The renowned Loewenguth Quar-
tet 70 Paris. one of the world 3
great interpreters Of chamber mu-
SIC. and Argentine pianist Marisa
Regules. star cf the screen and of
the concert stages u Europe. North
and South America. ioin their out.
standing talents during the 1851 So
season 90 bring 10 music lovers q
varied and richly rcwarding pro.
gram 81 piano solos. string piano
duos. complete string quarteis and
piano quiniets chosen from the best
loved mssterworks Of musical lite.
nature. Community concert goers
here win have the privilege Of hear.
ing this great new attraction when
the Loewenguth String Ensemble
With Marisa Regules appears AZ thc
convent suds;oriusn on February "a.
al $50 p. m.
Musical treats Of the past two
New York seasons have been the
Appearances u the Locwengush
Quartet Of Paris. During the 1858.
10 season. the Quartet made is
first postwar visit IN America and
IN memorable series Of Six reel.
tails IN New York performed the
complete cycle II pnarscss and INC
Crosse Fugue ~ Beethoven. Las
season they returned and rcaffirrn
81 their stellar position In -four
New York recaals.
Cities throughout ihc United
States and Canada reecheed thc
evaluation Of New lerk critics This
overwhelming Saeeess irdnced shs
l.oewenguih Quartet 20 take the
time from their busy European
schedule 10 return 90 America
again during the present seAson n
IS a tribute 10 their music.anShip
and audience appeal and 10 the ma.
steal taste ~ North American audi
enccs that t;ieir isur Was sold out
FAR in advance az their return. and
that, although they viii give Am
erica only five months Of their
time, their tour will include NJ en-
gagemenis throughout the United
Aiatfs ard Canada wiih 7 sppear.
shces M kcss N0fA \ NUM-
The Leewenguth Quartet evolved
IN 1922 from q group ~ students AZ
TIE Paris Conscfs stors vho used
- practice together. n . short
item they established themselves ss
one Of ihf ouisisnding ensembles IN
Europe.
Maurice Fuer. Who With Alfred
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Home appliance
Booth Is Sponsored
BY Macy Wires

Gifts 10 be distributed during the
Navy Charity Carnival al a large
booth IL home appliances. sponsor.
cd by the Island City Navy Wives
Club No. ~, are on display AZ Dan
Navarro auto show room. 60i Du.
val street.
The thirteen useful gifts viii be
distributed February 10 al 10 pm.
On the closing night u the carnival
The list includes 8 deep freeze
Hot Point make. a General Elect.
rlc Delux wringcr washer with
timer; sunbeam mixmasier. War.
ING blender. Sunbeam eoifeemas.
ter. General electric rooster: alu.
mlnnm portable picnic iccbox. alu.
vice for SIX set q dishes with ell.
verware and glasses included. BY
California Farm House: q toast.
master; two rods and reels and
= General Electric 2inch fan.
IN addition, the Navy Wives club
vii give away three hams each
hour on the hour every ninhl o. the
carnival which il heid a the Sea
plane base hangar Thursday niehl.
February. "a through Saturday
Night February 10.
Mrs. John Harper has been se.
lesied a. the Gibbs queen. she Is
also chairman ~ The decorating
committee for the booth.
Anynne wanting further infor.
inatiun may call Mrs. James
Smith president II the group OF
Mrs. Daniel nraSton any evening
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
PRONE: Ci,isen 0ftioS Iaas
Miss Edith A. Hill BECOMES Bride OF
Jack Saunders La Erening Wedding

carry ms , white prayerhook
y Edith A. Hiil became the bride
oi gsek Saunders. The Rev. Eldon
slm1nms pcrformea the seven o.
coca ossea.aay saturday bevtning
- - t1x Nfnorisl chaTcA. ~,
n hfid< = D. dausA>es oxtir
ard Alrs 1~ln {. Hill. ccmmerea.
Ca. TM N>Hn Is the Sen "A Fred
saunders and the late Miriam
Saunders q Key West. he is noU a
sindcui a ire University q Mani
Law school
Given IN marriage By Fred
Saunders the hrlde wore a duziy
pima suil Nth navy blue aeeessh-
ries Hes corsage vas IL white ear.
Nations.
Mrs. Helen setback. sister ~ The
fr1em. VAS natroa ~ honor. She
wore q purple suit with pink acres.
SORES and carried pink carnations.
William saunders was best man
ioF his brother.
Following the ceremony. q recep.
ton vas held IN the patio II the
home u Mr.. aud Mrs. John Lord at
ioi6 Narela street. About IS guests
we're present.
The nealyweds viii be Al home Al
isis Olivia street after q wekilng
trip % the West cs2si and the Cas-.
parilla Festival a lamp. FIorida
Guests q the oes 5nslud
Mr. end Mrs. John A. Lord. Mr.
and Mrs. Hilary AIbury. Mr. and
Mrs. T.. v. kinsman. Charles Lord
DR.. Dello Coiso. c. n. Harvey. Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Gordon, Mr.. ai,<
Mrs. Clyde Baker. Mr., and MIA
Tony Arrange. Jr.. Miss Myrnl
Saunders. Miss Francis Saunders
Mr. and Mrs. william Saunders
Fred saunders. Johnny Hoeraih
Mrs. Arthur 1. Judge. Jr.. Mrs sa
- Jennings. Mr.. and Mrs. Jerr,
hartos, Mrs. Anna Tuttle Toun
ders. Mr. and Mrs. George Carey
Mr. ard MRS. Joseph Mira, Johl
w. Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliott Williamson
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip ". strslnk
Neil {. Shea. Mr.. and Mrs. Nxrt
land Gates. J. NJ. Whitehead. NJ
and Mrs Horace Younx. Mrn. Har
ret :. Wilson. .. v. Porter NJ
and Mrs. Newell Finder Mrs. NJ
ma GWin.
Miss Dorothy Knowles. Mrs.. Hil
Ion Henson. Mr.. and Nh DO.
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. {. nnbrr
sen, Mr.. and Mrs. L.ais Norclxss
Judge and Mrs, Raymond Lord
w. and MFs. Bob Peck. Jack 1ho
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12

Mrs. Mary nesaa has been
named Cantesn Manager q the
Armed Service NMCA Nhliahcad
street q Wa anHwlaeca to-day
Mrs keSav nuf Was for
merry 81 Nunroe General hospital.
She began her nea 800 YESTERDAYS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12

CENTRAL FIGURE in the Key
West Players next production.
Kind Lazy" which Is q psy-
Geological drama. Is Mrs Guy
Carleton. better known TO her
fellow actors al tbs Barn Thea.
ter as Ann Carleton. She has
the difficult role o. Mary Ter.
ues q KIND gracious and
chafming woman. unmarried
and no longer Young. bui who
~ wealthy and accustomed O.
tae best ia al things. q
COLLECTOR u finc paintings and
obiects II arr. Ann interprcts
her portrayal as one who IS
independent self sufficient.
seeing little Of her family. pos.
siaiy due g. some rift in the
paa slie associates only with
pebble like herself people q
y "a laAle pQd bgeedlng and Is
y fAhsase NJ Rrnqgea " reecg-
sl.e ~. HearysAhboii william -
sfhe 'p@gl aandu.hn associates.
the INSCRIPTIONS criminals.
wliichdthcy ard THUS she BE-,
acansciuiheir victim But MARY
fleffeN Is not without courage
and determination" The drama
is directed bv Emily Goddard.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12

tt#oN3t. fEhkiAhf ~
Axlira. Circle ] wufnrh iff IN
FIst Presbyterian chds<h.
home q Mrs. Edv,rd Kuhncl,
pm - so
Meetina Dcmolay Mothers CIR.
cic. roof garsicn scottish Rite
Temple. 7sso p.msss,
Meeuas. Harris schSA sPTA. 9
pm.
Meciing. Soushernmosi Pistol and
klf'c Club, Legion Home. Stock
Island. q pm.
xK-ii Officers Wives. coffee. huSl.
ne&s session. 81 Aerop!ams. 10
neeslag. ki~snis elub q, dinner.
ests pm.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY p-
4 key West Bridge Association
card game. Corai Room. Over
seas hotel. F.ss pm.
Meeting. gunior Debs, woman's
tfuus w M
Meeting. American legion, Art
hm sawyer Post No. -. Post
Home, 4 pm
Meeting, Scottish Rite Bodies.
scottish Rite Temple. Q pm.
Meeting Mnnroe General IIoxpi
'al Auxiliary. 3 pm.
Cofte. ofcers Wives 81 Naval
station. ~, Taylor 10 an
Coffee. Officers Wives FAwTU.
liant AZ Aeropalmx. 10 am.
Art and Ensironmeni" lecture
~ Artist William Greene. West
Msriello Gallery. County
Reach. q pm.
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IA
Meeting. Monroe County Hospi
isl Woman's Auxiliary sewing
group ~ hospital. 2 pm.
heetluw. Jayxhces. al Jsycce
clssfb@lse 5sae p.mss - -
Meeting Ladles Anxlllary NV.
Pest seii. WV. llsnnA spm.
Meeting. ladies Auxiliary ar
bur Sawyer Post Unis No -.
Post Home. pm.
Meeting. ~ Felix Garcia Lodge
No "a. eis Elizabeth Street. 3
pm.
Meeting. Gray Ladies Corps. eci.
fee. 10 am.
Aee,Ing Room Representative
~. NJ. Hsgh school PTA. =
pm.
ksy West Art and Historical -
cleiy. West Martello Gallery
$50 pm.
Meeting. LADIES AUXILIARY tlcct
Reserve Asocia, ion. club ronms,
$50 pm.
SATURDAY. FERRUARY is--
Art classes Cor ehindren. "a pm.
patio ef Nest Marfelle Calefy
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lorwrnguth - one of the original
members II The quartet Is H. and
for the time being has place a. Sc.
cond volinisi has been filled by
Marel thauveion. very success.
iul young siollnisi, Who IL q first
pfsse winner 81 the Paris Conserve.
tory.
The fact that Mr.. Chauyeson "a
able 20 play the exsctinR music
With this highly skilled group of
musicians without any changes IN
the program. leaves nothing more
to Be said foe MS accomplishments
as q musician.
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the hospitality OF the chafnung
Scores Of Key Westerx AZ lime
A buffet simmer AZ sl,eea ,.rkev
breast cold roast heef ara oshey
anhc.ries was .erv.a 80. ,.,,,a
hiahbalIs and cocktails from sin 10
nine ON
Mrs williams MAS assisted IN
hostess duties by her presty grand.
daughser. u wear old Miss pssriela
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12

Tire regular mccitne al thn We
mans Auxiliary u Monroe Q nera
Hospstal VIII he held iemofs3x a
= y n eish Mrs llc ~ - IDS
vice president charge - hlacs
a Mrs Georee l.ncas Who eli la
h. prcsepl o~ing g. the rrcsn'
death ~ ecr hashand iHe to
George 1loHat
Al usenibers are urEed "a ~ Dr.
sent exf>cxiallv those on cemmu
tees sys1 ssose actikc IN 80 wogk
IN order 10 further the plansgar ne
annual hospital benefit dance 81 ~
held Al lhe Casa Aarins Narch Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Mrs. pirgiasa ksnsIps
Rsfurus To " inter Home

Mrs virxrla kasnios e Nex
Nork city and hey West has e.
turncd On her winter home here
THIS a her f0mrtrenlh scas1a a
taln hcr many friends htre
MRS. konaN va o. Frfrffain
ng bee chiidfcn and NmsheFn
lrrfmis IN ihc cumnN EiunihS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Delightful Cocktail Party Ciren
Saturday Ere BY Mrs. Hugh WiiIiams

One Of the delightful cocktail parties season was
BY Mrs Hugh Williams her Truman Avenue on
SATURDAY evening Due the chilly wealthy sfa
in tho besstifu williams Apprux aie gi. ,noyel
the hospitality OF the
ses q Key wesier June rather than hsr fosnag
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-12
Valentine Call
TO BE Asrardesi
&,ssky Serpiceiaon

Wednesday is the aesaEas Cor
Fersieemen 10 iaEn Ia nlklures q
their fasoriie yaleniine Ger ne
''oaeen q Hearts eoalesi II ne
uSo-yMcA. hedges w,jLehmse ne
queen and~eMsx Illk tAleh.
tines f,6y. II Iacky - .'<ni wlll
receive TIE privii<drs "a lela.
phone eau ~ has valentines. where.
ever she may b. living.
A dance vii Ne held IN honne
81 the Qaeen q Hearts and Miss
Valentine. the CSC Quren. a rash-
ruaEy II from 3 10 Mp.n.
re sri voted ~ TIE ''Nalentine'
Il the Girls Sefs.ee Orraullktion
wIli receive scsgsei q iluesfs
Anoiker activity n she nm n ne
YMCA.US0 tcok placs S4ler.lsy
nighi a . Bo~ery nsll viii Dufly !
Essabiishmshs eolng IN .all ~ m
WIN nstf tfuot nENf, tnAl w and
prctzels. Characters fIoA fne 10.
very we're psetured a Ihe hnf. !
einloesiine huns ever thc ssaee and
ssns read ihss s.rk and n,rAl .eaAi
only Is cents.
Dancing h<rsn a . % win ,hs
VS. Guys cosnbo pisyioa every.
thing from the fastest hallses 10
BASIN street and nlxlel.nd knlne.
IT. ronkh and ru<M4 hsIlann
dance IN which Hsrls tad bAIIsnns
tied 10 their snkles vas 6.t ~.
iure. Onset \ ~ finish ne dsnee
With hslloons i,lstl. me1ni.nf ~.
ina - burst fhcse ii<li - q oihff
dancers. 4 eIn sonf y a. wsnatrs
last coupI< a o. II6of
bob Wa,son I'D ~ C1hr.el a
Underway TralnI1s IN. seflrsl |.
Eraeioqs hsrsen>1Fs ~ htsAetfs|
~~~--~~~-~~--N~~~~Ma&~4
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Next 90 she ioxe - meney IN
ahsolase need gs a Is the rooi
~ ell evil. @sma@a mmvw
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AIshssgk O. l(lsi nl<k<I !. vIle'
" distrl1rlet. sA<fr - e. 1
few pisc1s vnerH 4 4 foecealial'
81 enonc1 q - mined.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-19

A tradition among German peo-
pie is to have one large candle
burning before the crib TO remind
all that the Holy Child, the Light
of the world, is with u.s." Around
the crib are other candles, one for
each member of the household, and
these are lighted from the one
large candle to show that light"
comes to all from Him who is the
Light.
In some parts OF Germany and
Austria, children carry bread, eggs,
salt and incense to church TO be
blessed. Bread and eggs are given
to the poor, the salt is kept as
reminder that every member of the
family must be salt of the earth,
never to lose its sayor," and with
the incense the whole house is
filled with an oder of sweetness, a
symbol of that sweetness of charity
which must bind the family one 10
another.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-19

''Whiskey is the one solace of my
life. What can / find TO take its
place."
He sought a solution in religion,
and the study of Catholicism
brought him into the Church. But
his boredom persisted. So did the
bottle and the cold despair of
repeated failure. He thought of
marriage but frankly decided that
his own life was hell enough with
out the added worry of running the
happiness of another. Then, one
Sunday evening, something hap
pened that changed his mental at
titude. In the "tapering off, stage
he was making an honest effort to
90 to bed reaso ly sober.
Through the day he had been
drinking mildly. Now, at sundown,
the urge for a ''nightcap" was
strong; and yet, he knew that the
nightcap would, as always, prolong
itself into the small hours of the
morning. He decided to get out of
the house for a while.
TUg-Of-War
st. Patriek'S Cathedral invited
him as he walked along Fifth Ave
nue. He went in and sat in one of
the rear pews. 1t was quiet in the
edifice at that hour, although a few
did walk reverently
through the aisles. He noticed that,
for the most part, they were in cou-
plies. And their apparent content
ment caused sense of loneliness
10 envelop him. No doubt, it was
this loneliness which brought the
thought of his Guardian Angel TO
mind. With a wry smile he muir
INJURED to his invisible companion,
Angel mine, if you would only get
me past the tavern door!"
The thought, half iocose at the
start, persisted until it gradually
assumed the serious character of a
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tells ns, have the Gift of agility
-skimmIng across the miles to
those parts of the world which
have been especially favored by
God and His Blessed Mother.
Send your Guardian Angel This
is an open invitation to use Gods
Heavenly Messenger Service. And
particularly at Christmas this
thought is in our minds. for was
1t not 10 angels that God entrusted
the most important message ever
delivered to man?
Homework, Too
Not that the Guardian Angel is
a travelling agent exclusively-gen-
orally, he has sufficient homework
TO keep him busy in the immediate
vicinity.
One blue Monday q friend Of
mine frowned at the work accumu-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-19

sent your Guardian Angel"
This remark, which has the i'm
pact Of new discovery though bas-
ed on one of the oldest doctrines of
the Church, brings into our sphere
OF operation limitless number of
spiritual possibilities.
Distance No Barrier
Every year thousands of people
who are physically handicapped
make pilgrimages TO famous
shfines to ask God to restore the
soundness of their bodies and
minds. But sickness does not linn
II itself to those of means; for ev-
cry individual who carries his i'll
ness to the shrine, there are a hun
dred stricken persons at home or
IN hospitals who have no money for
a pilgrimage. While q patient re-
mains inactive, he can send his
Guardian Angel angels, theology
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ROdd-Piece

How lone the traveller
On Defenders hill:
How swift sets the sun
Against his will!
Only the snow and the sky,
And both immense,
Only the dark and the cold,
And both intense.
How would he see?
How would one endure
The way would be lost,
The goal be obscure =.
For man, poor pilgrim,
Missioned to earth
But for a Star, a Child,
And a Royal Birth.
-Crescence A. Burgunder
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lated on his desk through a haze Of
stale alcohol condition that, un-
fortunately, was becoming chronic.
He needed no outside advice to
realize that the habit was running
his career. But seemingly insur-
mountable argu ment persisted:
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-12-19

i prayer. During the week he tried
1t when, at the end of the day his
footsteps naturally turned towards
what he called his pause for pota.
bles." But even with the Angels
help 1t was not easy. It seemed that
while the Angel tugged at one side.
the tavern door tugged at the 9th
er But that was 13 years ago. and
the Angel won the tussle.
No ST. Patrick In Florida
When the Cassinese Benedictines
first came to America, they settled
in remote sections of the country
rather than in cities. Accordingly.
they were placed under the patron
age of the Guardian Angel and re-
main so today.
In 1890, when our own Abbey
was founded here at st. Leo, this
section of Florida had the charac-
ter of an outpost land of pal
metto and prejudice. The acreage
was uncleared and as the Brothers
worked by the side of Lake Jovita,
in the sandy soil where citrus trees
now grow, they were aware OF the
ever-present rattlers, water mecca
sins and the small but venemous
coral snakes. One wonders how of
ten the Guardian Angel guided
footsteps away from deadly fangs.
S. o S i!
In Arkansas there was Benedic-
tine missioner, Father Matthew,
who rode the Ozark trails for the
greater part of his long life. One
night he unsaddled his mule and
prepared to settle down under the
stars, as he frequently did in the
mountains. While lettering his an
imal he saw light through the
trees and thought that new set
tier must have arrived. He re-
quickly and went TO sc-
cept the inevitable hospitality OF
the trail.
He rode for hours and the light
at an even distance in
front of him. 1t was not until the
morning sun was breaking over the
hills that he reached the cabin. He
must have ridden all of 20 miles,
yet the light always seemed only
a hundred yards ahead.
The cabin was deserted when he
and there was no light.
But low moan came from neigh
boring pine grove, and there Fa-
ther Matthew found the settler,
pinned beneath a tree which had
veered when he felled it. With
shovel and an axe he freed the pin
ioned man and brought him back
TO the cabin. When able TO talk
the settler asked how the priest
mad happened to be on that remote
rail. Father Matthew replied,
Your Guardian Angel came after
ne"
Angels Express
One of my confreres found it
necessary TO send out begging let
.ers Heaven help himD and he
said that he was sending his Guard
an Angel along with each letter TO
Keep it from premature burial in
he wastebasket. A little argument
snsued about overworking his be-
owed Guardian, to which the priest
'epIied, IF Bishop Sheen can send
IN Angel out through his radio mi
.rophone and television camera, |
AN certainly send mine along on
postage stamp"
/ often wonder, as j drive along
he highway, what restraining force
{ is that prevents little children
rom dashing onto the roadway sf-
er muffed baseball or a wayward
'uppy. And the consoling thought
ONES to me: their Guardian An
'els watch over them.
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GODS HEAVENLY MESSENGER SERVICE--
If You Can't Go Yourself.
Send Your Guardian Angel. i.
They Also DO HOme,UOrh!
BY the Rt Rev. Francis Sadie IS
Abbo, ST. Leo, Florida
They Also Do Home

Shortly after his conservation the late Bishop James An
thony Walsh, founder of Maryknol called to Rome
Whe Europe ne visited famous mystic discuss certain
spiritual matters-probaby items which concerned Mary
knoll missoners in Asia At the conclusion of their confer
ence the mystic commented Bishop there was no need of
making this trip You could Just as effectively have
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This is . good week to buy
Christmas Seals and help la the
battle against tuberculosis.
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lleVeu IneFe we're many miracles
among the cures at Lourdes which