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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
CRETTA PALMER
Are We Different?

nobody seemed distressed by
that fact, any more than q mod
ern mother laments the small
dimensions of her baby. She
knows that he will grow, by the
grace Of God.
The Church, too, grows by the
grace of God, and we cannot add
a cubit to her stature by our un-
aided human efforts. And If we
imagine that we are statesmen"
of the Faith, or splendid samples
of the Catholic life, or models of
what our neighbors ought to be.
then we shall ALLEVIATE the men
and women about us. They are
not interested in emulating US;
but they can become enormously
interested in trying to find the
source of our gentleness and our
Joy, if these things shine from
every pair of Catholic eyes.
"How these Christians love
one anotherl" was the spontar1-
eous comment of those outside
the early Church, of people
scorched by sparks that flew from
the flame of Catholic fervor, The
Christian in the year 81 did not,
you may be sure, draw up sales
campaign for the Faith with the
item. always appear loving IN
the presence Of the pagans." The
early Christians did not discuss
the public relations aspects OF
their own behavior, nor say, by
adopting such-and-such manner,
we shall make a good impress
sion"
Men and women in love rarely
say to themselves, 1T is my duty
to sell love to those around me:
I'd better watch my step and try
TO give love good name" Their
heing-in-love is the fact that
turns the whole universe into a
place of Joy; the overflow of that
love makes them the kindest and
merriest of companions to all
they meet. So it must have been
with the first Christians: no de-
liberate, Self.conscious attitudin-
izing could ever have wrung
from the pagan bystanders that
cry of astonished admiration:
"How they love one another!
But their love of their Lord was
a fact so overwhelmingly evident
that no one, meeting them, could
mistake them for followers ot
any other faith.
We are not weak In numbers
in the modern world; living
things cannot be appraised bs
any arithmetic. The mustard
seed weighs less than the small
est pebble; IL obscure Apostle:
in Jerusalem bear in them I
spiritual secret weapon which
will destroy the Empire. 1t is noi
that we are too few to save civil
ization in our times, for ont
saint can change the course of
whole country's history. This
trouble, Miss Ward tells US, il
that we are too often indistin
guishable from those about US.
There are quite enough Cath
olics to save society today, &C
cording to Barbara Ward: th'
only question worth asking /
whether We are Catholic enougl
to do the task2
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

B ar b a r a
Ward { h e
most brilliant
convert to the
Church of this
generation, as
G. X. Chester
ton was the
most brilliant
of the last
has won her
spurs as an &C.
onon1ist, an ex-
pert on none
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

Since every
one seems to
be say1n &
S o m c { h | n g
about the cur
rent controver
sy regarding
an American
ambassador at
the Vatican, /
find the temp
tation irresist-
ibIe to add an
nfher uynrd tn
what is fast be-
coming q very
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04
Now the com.

Now the COM
munists tell us
what has been
clear all along:
[ he W ay to
beat back com
munism is first
to defeat the
current "com-
munist line
Orders of the
m ost urgent
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-04

II may sound pleasant TO tell people that man is
naturally selperfeeting that in following his nose
he is making true progress. This is the mistaken
principle of our progressive education, and only
complete blindness TO the social history OF mankind
can convince the mind that here Is progress and
not retrogreSson and ruin. To acknowledge original
sin is distaseful to the pride which committed It
in the first place: but such acknowledgement Is
the facing Of truth and the turning nf light upon all
the dark and mysterious phases of human conduct
Evening star., 1952-05-26
By josephine Lowmon

For years there has been an
argument going on about how
much water we should drink and
whether We should drink it with
meals. AS usual. the middle of the
road theory seems to be best.
There is no doubt about it,
many persons drink too little
water for best health. On the
other hand. we have. the zany
theory that drinking lot of water
will reduce one because it is filling
and spoils the appetite. OF course
this latter is entirely unsound. You
need the essentials which food
gives you and water cannot take
the place of it.
There are some sane facts to
remember. Our bodies have a big
water content. Our organs are
about 10 per cent water, and we
need a lot Of it. However, we OBJ
tain great amount in the foods
we eat. Even steak has a big
water content and vegetables and
fruits have a very high water con-
tent. Tea, coffee and milk boom
our liquid consumption.
In the summertime we require
Evening star., 1952-05-26

Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow has been
reelected president of the Capital
Division, Woman's National Farm
and Garden Association.
| Mrs. Willoughby Chesley has
been named vice president for the
District; Mrs. Ellis A. Yost, vice
president for Virginia; Mrs. Ralph
B. Kennard, vice president for
Maryland, and Mrs. E. H. Hedrick,
vice president for West Virginia.
Others elected include: Mrs.
Lewis M. Nixon, recording secre-
tary; Mrs. Raymond A. Pearson.
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Willoughby M. Coffman. treasurer;
Mrs. William r. Weaver. assistant
treasurer; Mrs. Charles w. Fair
fax, director for the District; Mrs.
S. j. Hillard, director for Virginia:
Mrs. Bartlett F. Johnston. ST..
director for Maryland, and Mrs.
Henry Shepherd, director for West
Virginia.
Still others are: Mrs. A. B.
Edwards. parliamentarian; Mrs.
w. H. Horning, chairman Of arts.
crafts and exhibits; Mrs. s. j.
Venable, chairman of civic i'm
provement; Miss Gertrude L.
Warren, chairman Of conserva-
ton; Mrs. Robert D. Maltby,
chairman of \education and
scholarships; Mrs. Marshall s.
Wright, chairman of the Exten-
sion Committee. and Mrs. Rene
Jones Taylor, chairman Of the
Flower Arrangements Committee.
Other committee chairmen in
clude: Mrs. George B. Furman,
home gardens; Mrs. Carl Casey,
hospitality: Mrs. H. A. Dodderidge.
international cooperation; Mrs.
Fred Bradley, legislation: Mrs.
Carl E. Huyette, literature; Miss
Mary Margaret Warren, market
ing and standards; Mrs. Thomas
A. Poole, membership; Mrs. Ray
mond A. Pearson. printing; Mrs.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Why Grow Old?
Be Moderate, Sensible!

more water because we perspire
more. Those indulging In hard
physical labor should drink more
water. and in hot climates, take
some salt tablets. (Ask your ply
sician about this.)
The best general rule for the
average person Is to drink about
four or five glasses q day, and.
OF course, water in your coffee,
tea or lemonade counts. Some
people retain more water in their
tissues than others.
This does not mean that you
should cut water from your re-
ducing diet. Follow sensible
health plan, drinking the water
the system usually requires but
cutting down on food, and being
certain that you eat those foods
which protect health.
There are certain diseases which
cause one to retain a than
normal amount Of water in the
body, but this is a question for
your physician. not for me. My
advice is to be moderate. Avoid
extremist views on water or food
intake for sensible reducing and
for most energy.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
.ity Club Dinner

The Women's City Club will
sponsor a dinner at $50 pm. to-
morrow in the Hotel Fairfax with
Miss Dorothy Malone as hostess.
A style show featuring costume
jewelry will highlight the enter
tainment program. Bridge and
canasta will be played following
the dinner.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Nine-DoyD Diet
Booklet

Although Josephine Low
mans Nine-Day Diet is
concluded, you may feel
that you would like to stick
with it a while longer, and
lose a few more pounds.
If you have not saved a
copy of the menus and
would like the entire diet in
a handy booklet, you can
purchase it in the lobby of
The Star for 10 cents, or
send 10 cents and a self
addressed, stamped enve-
lope with your request to
Josephine Lowman, in care
of this newspaper.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Mrs. RenfroW Reelected
by Farm, Garden Group

Francis G. Ulen. program; Mrs.
Thomas L. Smith, publicity. and
Mrs. Charles H. Squire, garden
club afhliation.
Honorary directors Of the group
are Mrs. w. w. Chiswell, Mrs.
Murray Boocock and Mrs. Walter
r. Tuckerman.
Members Of the nominating
committee included: Mrs. billiard
B. Lasseter. Mrs. Arthur Vennell
and Mrs. Grace E. Frysinger.
chairman.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Meeting Postponed

A meeting Of the Washington
Fashion Group scheduled for to-
morrow on the Washington Hotel
roof has been postponed indefl-
nitely. 1t was announced yester-
day.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Queens AIunnue

New officers will be elected at
a meeting Of the Washington
Chapter of the Queens College
Alumnae Association at 8 pm.
Wednesday in the home Of the
groups president, Mrs. Douglas
G. Dwyer, 1880 r street NV.
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fflu - taan plai "a Tar Divorce has
ifeen filsd aEatasl faH. ana saa ar
lfRreiiF iieaHlfsa tp serve 4 enns "a
fepr AiisNef - fHE f5il - t'nuf-
niaint ~ fhe famnlain4nf'e Aflor.
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tinrisia, shis ifth dat af fehraarf
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tt'iFeu8f f'ns,ft
sealt EhRf. " ADAMS.
tieFa - tNs t'iftuit Court.
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a. kA1aletu <rffaaa
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FtiUMA@ a CARO-
s'lf'fsfnf faf complainant
sf4t4 ll8tal street
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N"'' s.us ss.s -. ss's"'s

NIFIlt d Is FllfWElfY UfVEN that
- hAefnass ananr fhn fictitious
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20 Aaufis COMMITS fsierfaa
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AN gE<CH &. ff<~fzR.
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lesnalanEAl

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me state ~ ffnri8m.
FtItEn WARREN.
ttaNernef
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rs .snars-aa-sa-is tsss
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tiaNANHHe. Niwr4Ha
ftfasff "a fsa4
safuE
MOTIFS IL heF.ts aften thAt the
srnt fnna ~ the- state of rfaftda.
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snit be- Tallahassee. Florida. ~
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pafrsf 81 sufmsrNea land
nsarh ~ aataef nf a. THAI part
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the west ifut 81 f.ert t.ef !
ana tht nsi llnr 20 NamhFuro
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size g.taatau Il requires a. uaR
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rhs aah n asa hsn shade. shalt
g. nstf4 lts.t - the rfnrtsses fsseFt-
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see ~ the retfeieam inefton ~
rffe rms srrFs 90 tNTs,RSAG.
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flehf a. rsIrti any and al tiae.
as ofiilfR "a tna Trustees ~
sac iplsFnat lmE Fussmert tumd %
p4alTR wtEnFS.
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F8uagts Nuna
fetfemaf st-ss 1851
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$50 NNANtkN ftffK.kMNN
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NOTICE q htfshx NttFn fhat 1hss
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9--Fsmale Help Wanted
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BEAuTIClAN. Apply ssell's Beauty
Nook. s2i Sinonton street
feb23 Il
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DAY Waitress. Experienced. Coed
pay. APPLY 1905 Truman Ave.
feb2oif
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rsersars ssnd. isss
N0tIsE
NtfTit y IL hsTena atxea faal the
Trustees ~ intnFnAi Improvement
funa - the STATE - ftoFtdA. Par
sueat a. i.ae. niil effer ter sale
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Ia fst1. the fallau ins sissxrl.se.i
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parcel ~ sahmerUea lanA IA.
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sealed tiaN Will ~ ferHlANst ~
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NOTICE ~ hrf~tAf NikAn thMt &mN
Trustees ~ she fmtrFmNI fHnFnFH>
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mlst uffNF fnF a4ie fnf 8ltieftInae
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~pneh. itanae a NaNf ana
santsiDinH Ia aeFte. nsnre -
les.
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Evening star., 1952-04-27

The Georgia State Society will
hold its May Ball in the West
Ballroom of the Shoreham at 9:3O
o'clock Saturday. The group
urges cool cotton apparel if the
night is warm.
X X X 4
Selection of officers to serve the
Michigan Society for the coming
year will be made at a meeting
at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in
room 457 of the Senate Office
Building.
A committee has nominated
these:
Mr.. Miles H. Knowles, ST.,
president; Miss Hazel Ireman,
first vice president; Mr.. Malcolm
Wehrung. second vice president;
Miss Betty j. Kenny, correspond
ing secretary; Miss Sylvia Forst,
recording secretary and Mrs.
Leona Knight, treasurer. Nomina-
tions may also be made from the
floor tomorrow night.
X X X X
The West Virginia Society will
hold its last dance of the season
from 10 to l o'clock Saturday in
the Shoreham Hotel.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
LEmiN Horsey
Is Engaged

The engagement of Miss Emily
Horsey to Mr.. Frank Gurney Ed
wards is announced by her mother,
Mrs. Harvey S. Horsey of Easton,
Md. Mr.. Edwards is Of Lansdale,
Pa.
Miss HorSey IS an alumna Of the
University of Maryland. Her
if1ance was graduated from Ship
pensburg State Teachers College
IN ShippenSberg, Pa.
At present, both Miss Horsey
and Mr.. Edwards are teaching in
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1952-04-27
Miss Gillian
Is Married

Miss Gretchen Gillian was mar
ried on April 18 to Mr.. John Stod-
dard Connolly. jr., in St. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church. The for
mer Miss Gillian is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Sloane
Gillian of Minneapolis.
The brides only attendant was
her sister, Miss Mary Hale Gillian.
Mr.. Connolly. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Connolly, was served by his BROTH
er. Mr.. James Connolly. as best
man.
The reception was held at the
National Headquarters Of the Sons
of the American Revolution.