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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
Land Judging Contest
At AGILE Farm Oct. 3

The George Agile farm, west of
Plattsburg, was the scene of the
district contest of Land Judging.
Robert G. Phillips, advisor of
Madison Rural FLA. and four
boys attended. The boys were,
Jonas Burris, Jerry mclaughlin,
David Hager, and Robert Sifrit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
John Sullivan At
Dayton This Fall

A London resident is among
those registered at the University
of Dayton this fall.
John R. Sullivan, son of Mrs.
Jerry Sullivan, u S. Union ST.. is
a freshman in the division of Sc
ience at I'D. He is a graduate of
London High School where he par
ticipated in athletics and was ac-
tive in the EIi-Y and CYO.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
Betty Payne On
O.S.U. Honor Roll

COLUMBUS, O.-The honor roll
of 81 students achieving high scho-
lastic attainments averages of
3.25 or better lin Ohio State Uni
versity's School of Home Econom-
les during the Summer Quarter,
includes Betty L. Payne, London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
Rural FLA. Ties
For Second In
Corn Judging

- Oct. 7, six boys from Madison
Rural entered the corn judging
contest at WRFD, Worthington,
Ohio. They were Kenneth Robert
son, Robert Downing, James Cox,
Richard Dunkle, Robert Brown,
and Bill Sifrit.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
Scion Boy At
Alameda Station

ALAMEDA, Calf CFHTNC) =
It's duty at the U. S. Naval Air
Station here for Donald G. Wo-
macks, aviation structural me-
chanic airmaE, USN, of South So
lon, Ohio.
Prior to entering the Navy in
July, 1852, Womacks attended
Stokes Township Higb School
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
DEANE ROBERTS
HAVE DAUGHTER

Mr.. and Mrs. Deane Roberts,
South Union Street, announce the
birth of daughter, Ara Elaine, at
Grant Hospital, Friday, October 8.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
DAUGHTER BORN

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dillon,
224 Olive St, London, announce
the birth of a daughter, Chloe
Anna, in Mt. Carmel Hospital, Sat-
urday evening" October 10th. The
baby weighed 7ia lbs. and both
mother and daughter are doing
nicely.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13

"a Town
RESCUE
The two mountain climbers
were near death from exhaus-
ton when a st. Bernard APP
peared with the little keg of
brandy tied around his neck.
Look, Max" said one of the
men, "Here comes mans best
friendw
Max looked and weakly re-
piled, "Yes, and he has dog
with him!"
FOUND
We have a Purple Heart in
our possession which was
found and turned over to US.
1t has the name, Calvin
Campbelp inscribed on the
back and anyone knowing the
owner will please inform him
so that he may pick it up.
Thanks!
HuMMN!
There are two sides to every
question provided that we
aren't interested in the ques-
ton!
QUESTION
What ever becomes of NUT
ton? Nowadays no one ever
seems to eat mutton-a always
lamb. Do they have another
name for mutton? If so, what
do they call it? And where is
it sold?
WlMMIN
Our idea of a really smart
gal is one who is smart enough
to ask a mans advice but who
is not dumb enough to take it.
MUSIC
The teen-age tuba player
was oom-pahing away at a
great rate. Finally, neighbor
stuck his head in the door and
asked, do you know my wife
is sick next door?"
Tuba player stopped a min
ute, scratched his head and
said, Sorry, no, but hum
little bit of it and maybe Ill
remember!"
FORESIGHT
And then there's the
one about the woman who
bought a brand new ranch
mink coat and told her neigh
bort bought it just in case
George gets a huge raise in
salary"
RECRUIT
Doctor at a Navy recruiting
station asked the would be
swabbie-"Can you swim?"
''Whassamatta? Navy run
out o. ships? ?"
CONNIE
A communist is a guy who
stands on the Constitution and
waves a red flag.
TRUTH
Nothing, absolutely nothing,
prompts one to pay an old
dentists bill quicker than a
brand new toothache.
TRAFFIC
There are three kinds of
drivers on the highways today
urban, suburban and bour-
bon!
LOVE
Perhaps people would be
better off if they just loved
one another. A little girl
doesn't expect anything from
her doll-she just loves it,
that's all. The hearts of men
have changed little. We still
call spade a spade and
trumps have merely changed
from clubs to diamonds.
EGO
An egostist is a guy who
thinks that should he never
have been born--a great many
people would have wanted to
know why not.
SIGN
Sign on a church bulletin
There will be a meeting of
the bored at 7 pm"
APPLICATION
Personnel manager to sweet
young thlng-"and are you a
natural born citizen of the
United States?"
Young Thing-"No, Caesar
earlr'
INVENTION
Now they've done something
we've thought about for long
tirre--invented a pint sized"
cigarette for these who like a
quick smoke. They are Just
half as big as ordinary fags
and 90 to a pack.
HEYWooD
Old Haywood Snugg, the
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
Farmer'S Club In
Special Program

The committee for the Madison
County Farmers Club is planning
for a special program for the
meeting at the Madison County
Home Thursday, October Is, which
will follow the usual basket din
ner at II o'clock.
In charge of plans are, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Lamb, superintendent
and matron at the home, Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Deck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil G, Harsh, Mr.. and Mrs. s. II.
Cordle, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Chenoweth.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. Dorothy Royce, supervising
nurse for the Madison County De-
partment of Health, underwent an
operation at University Hospital,
Columbus, Monday morning.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
e OUR
"a TOWN
RESCUE

The two mountain climbers
were near death from exhaus-
ton when a st. Bernard ap-
peared with the little keg of
brandy tied around his neck.
Look, Max" said one of the
men, "Here comes mans best
friendw
Max looked and weakly re-
piled, Yes, and he has a dog
with him!"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13

stokes Township High SchOo
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13

1nb-SNSth
And then there's the
one about the woman who
bought a brand new ranch
mink coat and told her neigh
bort bought it just in case
George gets a huge raise in
salary"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13
RECRUIT

Doctor at a Navy recruiting
station asked the would be
swabbie-"Can you swim?"
"Whassamatta? Navy run
out o. ships ?"
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1953-10-13

FOUND
We have a Purple Heart in
our possession which was
found and turned over to us.
1t has the name, Calvin
CampbelP' inscribed on the
back and anyone knowing the
owner will please inform him
so that he may pick it up.
Thanks!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-12

In top Collins and Altman cotton
velvet. CoIors Of red, green and
gold. Fully webbed and noiI-heod
trimmed. Koylon foam rubber.
Floor samples being cleared to
make room for new stock.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE - Excellent
condition near Medical Museum
Call DI. 7-66S7. ga
Evening star., 1953-08-23

SILVER sPRING-cape Gods. Q to s
bedrooms full dining rooms, all
large rooms with plenty of closet
space. See these houses with many
unusual features today, Excellent
financing. Call Mr.. Taylor. JU.
5-9s06.
RALPH j. DUFFIE
Builder-R -Realtor
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HOUSES sAIE-s.E. tcont.)
HILLCREST
1888 w ST. Sc.
OPEN Sim 0-6

brick rambler; center.
hall, liv. rm.. 22x15 with fireplace;
full-size din. rm., lge. modern kit
with plenty Of cabinet space. 8 lge.
bedrms.. 2 baths, lge unfin. attic,
full bsmt. with complete bath. Laun-
dry .rm., gas h.-w.h., gar, screened
porch. This house has many fne
Price, SAG, 800. To locate: Out Pa.
ave. Sc. to 2Sth ST., right to Fort
Baker dr., l square to w st. FRED
ERICK A BLUMER CO., 617 Penna.
ave. Sc. Ii. 7-106S. Sun. and ewes.
LU. 2-02b1 -23
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HOUSES sALE-Mp. tcontJ

T. LEONARD, MD.-Cinder blk.
Cape Cod. Low down payment. Four
rms, ,dble. porch, f1repl.: lots. III
blks. to sandy beach: 55 mi. D. c.,
BALTIC. $4,000. Box 167-R. Star.
SOUTHERN MD. ESTATE
u acres with modern 2-bedrm. home
with large liV. rm., kit. and bath:
priced at S10,750 for quick sale.
On Indian Head hwy, 16 miles to
D. G; Mr.. Reese, Indian Head 1902
or 1881. LYMAN c. DELE & CO.,
INC. ST. 3-3520.
Evening star., 1953-08-23

GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS-If you are
Q gardener you will love this level
70x260 lot with its 2-bedrm. house
surrounded by lge. oak trees; SILL
600; $1,000 dn.; mr.. Mass ave. ext.
MRS BURGESS; Realtor. 61o9
Evening star., 1953-08-23
Gaithersburg 5b5 or 72s-

GREEN ACRES - Two-story brick.
painted white, neat as pin. Liv.
rm., din. rm., well-eduipped kit,
den, 2 excel. bedrmS. and bath, recr.
rm, with bar, gas heat, hsmt. lava
tory, det. garage. S20.950. Mr.. -Leb-
ling Sat, Suns, ewes. OIL. 4-66SS.
ROBERT B. HALL CO, OIL. 2-325O
Evening star., 1953-08-23
G1ITUr ~ ~SpTPG

See you in our booth at the County
Fair. Aug. 25-29. II you have prop
erty for Sale---not at inflated prices
we will gladly list 1t. We have
many clients for same.
THERSBURG-Onc lifetime
buy. Doing successful business for
past 40 years. Store and mouse.
large enough for more and sew
eral Offices at small cost. Location
well justified. Don't miss the boat.
GAI.jIrTi1HRTETR1sBURG-Lge. n 1RTT1 lot on r.r..
town water and sewer. $3.50.
- a.. on hard road.
c2AtI;faERsBygRsa < ;f2H -. e, and ls'.
house on 240. S26,7b0.
Mr.. RoCKvILtIE611Hha LIE "A q" mod. e-rm'
GAITHERSBURG-On 240; acres.
modern 6-rm. house. sis. 800.
cSARksfGNs BstR brisE Soqs. On 346 6 ss5Sfboo. s5f
ern 7-rm. house on $40. S10,96o.
a., old 6-rm. house
and new COW barn; Ice. stream and
springs. $4,000.
CLARKsBURG--1 acre, .7-rm. house.
frontage on 24o, and new road.
wAsHTNaroN a: :GHS; oRovE-Mod.rn g.
rm. and 2-bath house. S12,600.
HYATTSTOWN-4 a. on new 24O
GAITHERSBURG-5-unit apt. house
GArTHERsBURG--b g.. long road
frontage, $1,000 per acre.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

b RMS., z H2 BATHS
760 Upsal St, Congress Hgts.: brick
3-bedrms.. sep. din. rm., lge. liv
rm;. dream kit, 1st II. powder rm..
full bsmt. with shower bath; fenced
yard; washing machine. storm win.
sswsb ssSwsib PElse Tb SSdd,,75o' Sad,,7 can Mr.
AI,DRE INC In A.O7A7
Evening star., 1953-08-23
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, North Locust HilI-cen-
ter-hall rambler, step-down pam
eled liv. rm., screened porch on
Rock Creek Park. din. rm.. large
kit, Q full baths, 8 bedrms., 9
closets, attached garage; $1,000
Evening star., 1953-08-23
oUFFENBERGER & MOORE
OPEN 1T

OPEN TT
4002 Que st. s.e.-Beaut. stone-front,
screened front porch: wall-to- wall
carpet 1st fl; recr. rm., bSmt.; gas
heat fenced rear yd. Directions: Pa.
ave. Sc, left on Alabama ave-. right
on Que st. to open sign. LU. 4-43S2.
T. PAUL MUDD co.
Evening star., 1953-08-23
LOYOLA INV. & REAL EST,
1924 Penna. Ave. Sc. LU. $4,000
S.E.-S60O DOWN

POPS GONNA GIVE IT AWAY
OPEN SUM-. TO 8
and never find a deal like this. Be
sure to bring your deposit. Listenl
Here's a 2-year old semidetached
brick house with 3 bedrms. and
bath; fine living rm. with dining
area. aluminium storm windows
with doors: gas heat. All we can
DO Is feel sorry for you II you miss
this. Balance like rent. Drive out
Pa. ave. Sc. to Ala. ave. left (be-
comes Bowen rd. to 46th St, left
to H ST., right TO 18th place
right to sign at 1173 46th place
DE 2-lS72
Evening star., 1953-08-23

sTIXEH S5as sRE5SGNsEyEh czpoffNEs ZVErSk 1AkS
OPEN SUNDAY, / 30 TO Z PM
First offering-Brick rambler 5 large
rms; separate din. rm.: gas h.-w.
heat; lovely lot: half block from bus
stop; near schools, churches. Pos
to Franklin ave, right to Caroline
and right to house. Mr.. Msury.
TU. 2-3926.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-200H
Evening star., 1953-08-23
$14,950

1928 Z Capitol st.-2-family bay
window brick. Each apt has 2 rms,
kit. and bath, full cellar. oil h.-w.h.,
garage.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03

IT PAYS TO pATRONIZE
THE TIMES ADVERTISERS.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Pageantry Of Holy City
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page ID
of the Tenebrae Psalms and La
mentations echoes among the Ba-
silica's sombre arches and vaults
that were already ancient when Co
lumbus discovered the New
World.
Holy Thursday
Holy Thursday morning witness
es one of the most solemn hturgies
of the Roman Rite, when, before
the Saviour's Tomb, the mitred
Patriarch of the Holy City, sur
rounded by a multitude of vested
assistants who receive Holy Com
munion from his hands, celebrates
the Holy Sacrifice and blesses the
Holy Oils. Before the Thursday af-
ternoon Tenebrae, takes place the
drama of the Mandatum, or Wash
ing of Feet, as the Patriarch hum
bly, bathes and kisses the feet of
thirteen Clerics and Religious,
while about them the denuded al
tars of the ancient Church are elo-
quent reminders of the mournful
character of the day.
Good Fridays one coIorfvl spot
in all the vast, dim church OF the
sepuIehre is the Sacred Tomb H.
self, sblszs with lights, where the
Blessed Sacrament reposed from
yesterdays Mass, the Object OF
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DCCW Meet

Continued from Page il
ediction at st. Joseph's Church in
Circleville, at which Bishop Ready
will be the celebrant. Final event
will be a reception held at ST. Jo-
seph's Hall.
More than 1000 persons are ex.
peesed 10 attend the afternoon
meeting. Invitations TO all Catholic
women in the Diocese Of Columbus
have been extended through parish
pastors and the presidents of all
parish organizations affiliated with
the Council.
General chairman for arrange
ents is Miss Rose A. Good, presi-
dent of the Circleville parish coun-
Gil. The program is being arranged
by the Councils executive commit
tee which includes Mrs. Glockner,
Holy Name, Columbus, as presi-
dent; Mrs. Edmund Portisch, Christ
tbe King, Columbus, secretary; and
Mrs. Charles OSterholt, St. Mary S,
Marion, treasurer.
One of the major detectives of
the DCCW, federation of Catholic
women'S organizations in the Co
lumbus diocese, is to promote the
spiritual and material undertak-
ings recommended to the Council
by the Bishop, and to work as a
part of the National Council of
Catholic Women in the interest of
the National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference. 1t also serves as a medium
through which the Catholic women
of the diocese may speak and act
as a unit on all matters of public
interest, and endeavors to assist
and stimulate affiliated organiza-
tions to greater efficiency and use
fuIness in meeting the needs of the
time.
Spiritual moderator of the Co
lumbus Council is Monsignor Ro-
land T. Winel, Chancellor of the
Diocese.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Eastern Observances
Coincide This Year

JERUSALEM - This day the
Eastern and Western Casters
happen to fall on the same day
April S. This is the first time
this has happened since 1850,
and it will not recur until 1857.
Because the Orthodox dissi-
dents-at least in Palestine-do
not accept the calendar reform
made by Pope Gregory XIII in
1882, but adhere to the old Juli-
an calendar, the Eastern Easter
may occur as long as five weeks
after the Catholic, or Western,
Easter, which will be the case in
1856 and 1859. When the two OBJ
servances of Easter coincide
there is a joint celebration of
Holy Week and Easter in the
same city and in the same
church by five religious bodies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Easter Plays Music, Masses
To Get Priority On Radio-TV

Columbus area residents will be
given ample opportunity to enjoy
Catholic Easter programs both on
radio and television this weekend.
The "Hour of Holiness" will
present "Alleluias For Easter,
written by Mary Martha Sitter and
produced and directed by Father
Thomas Duffy of st. Charles Col
lege with local cast. The program
will be heard at 1890, Easter morn
ing over WBNS.
On Easter Sunday afternoon, Fa-
ther Urban NagIe of ST. Mary of
the Springs will continue the Eas-
ter tradition by presenting the ST.
Joseph's Priory Choir from Somer-
set, Ohio, who will sing traditional
Easter music. Father Nagle will act
as commentator on the music sung
by the choir. The program will ap-
pear on WBNS-TV at $3.50 pm.
The Solemn PontificaI Mass at
the Holy Name Cathedral in Chi
cago will be televised from 10:45
am. to 1915 pm, Easter Sunday,
Apr. 5, by the Columbia Broadcast.
ing System and will be seen local
ly over WBNS-TV.
The Pontifical Mass from Holy
Name Cathedral - mother church
of the largest Archdiocese in the
Western Hemisphere-will be Gel.
ebrated by His Eminence Samuel
Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of
Chicago. Father John j. Mccarthy
director of the Cardinal Stritch Re.
treat House, will act as announcer
on the program.
The music for the Mass will be
sung by the two cathedral choirs
the Cardinals Cathedral Choristers
under the direction of MonsignoI
Charles N. Meter, S.TL., M.G.C.
and the Quigley Preparatory Semi
nary Plain Chant Choir, directed by
Father Richard Wojcik. Together
the choirs number over 100 voices
WLW-C will carry a televiseC
broadcast of the Pontifical Mass
from st. Monica's Cathedral in Gin
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cinnati, Easter Sunday, from HOO
am. to 1890 pm.
Archbishop Karl T. Alter will
celebrate the Mass. Father Earl
Whelan will act as commentator
for the television audience. The
music will be sung by the 200 voice
choir of Mount st. Mary's Seminary
and the Cathedral choir.
Two of Father Patrick Peyton's
productions will also be aired dur
ing the holiday weekend. Saturday,
WBNS-TV will televise the Family
Theater production, "That / May
See", starring Ruth Hussey, JEFF
frey Lynn, Nelson Leigh, Regis
Toomey and a cast of 240 players.
The play is based on biblical epi-
Sodes which attempt to increase
our feelings of gratitude for
Christ's gift of the Redemption.
The program will be seen from
SOU 10 O'oU PIN.
On Easter Sunday, Father Pey.
toms sixth annual Easter Broadcast
of the Triumphant Hour" will be
heard over the Mutual Broadcast
ing System-WHKC, Columbus from
900 to 1000 p. m.
Among the many stars who will
participate in the broadcast, part
of which will originate in Holly
wood and part in New York, will
be Loretta Young, Irene Dunno
Jimmy Durante, Ann Blyth anC
Ruth Hussey. Soloists who will be
heard include Jerome Hines, Mar
gauerite Piazza, Nan Merriman
Brian Sullivan, 10 Stafford anC
Licia Albanese.
'The Triumphant Hour" will pre-
sent in dramatic and narrative
form, the story of the Five GIori
Gus Mysteries of the Rosary.
The Ave Maria Hour, which viii
be heard over WHKC, Sunday a
800 to $3.50 p. m, will presen
scenes from the scriptures which
led to the glorious Resurrection o
Christ from the tomb. Appearing
in the play will be Joseph Curtin
Barbara Weeks, Sidney Smith, Car
Emory, John Brewster and Johl
Merlin.
The Greatest Story Ever Told
heard on Wool, Columbus, ant
WNXT, Portsmouth will present OF
Easter Sunday the dramatized stor,
of the Resurrection.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
SATURDAY, APRIL II,
EASTER SATURDAY.
Catholic Girls In
Speech Contest
Get Top Prizes

WASHINGTON - NC) - Cath
olic high school girls took first and
second prizes in an oratorical con-
test sponsored by the American
Legion. Mary Lawton of Immac-
ulate Seminary won the contest
and Patricia Smith of Notre Dame
Academy took second honors.
Miss Lawton is the daughter of
Frederick j. Lawton, special as
sistant to the us. Director Of the
Budget, who was the Director of
the Budget himself in the Truman
administration. Miss Lawton made
a prepared address on "The Consti-
tuition in Everyday Life" and fol-
lowed with an extemporaneous
talk.
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alteration throUshouf the day and
night hours. During ihe Liturgy OF
the Presanefified at the Altar of
the Mailing TO the Cross THE xl
Sfafion) on Calvary itself, the Ss-
cred Host is borne to Golsoths, and
there consumed smide ceremonies
which bark back to the earliest
litUrgical forms of fhe church.
No Easter Vigil
Because of the rules of the status
quo, which for 200 years have reg.
ulated the ceremonies of the five
officiating Rites( Latin, Greek, Ar.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
Veteran Missionaries Receive
New Assignment In Japan

OSAKA, Japan, March 20 NC
Two priests who have already CIV
en- a total of III years of mission
airy service in Japan feel they're
still young" enough to volunteer
for new mission assignment in
the northern part of the country.
Actually, though, in packing up
their grips for the new post in
Hakodate, the missionaries feel
they are going 'back home"
Father Francis Herve came to
Japan in 1897; his confrere, Father
Alfred HUT, arrived the following
year. Both of the veteran mission
ers worked in the Hakodate area
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menian, Coptic and Syrian - the
last four dissident Orthodoxy in the
Holy Sepulchre Basilica, the Holy
Saturday service and Mass must
take place in the morning of that
day, thus making it impossible to
observe the restored evening Eas-
ter Vigil there.
Easter Sunday
II is on Easter Sunday that the
Holy Sepulehre and the Holy City
resound with the glad AIleluiss
which distinguish II as fhe City OF
the Resurrection. Before the Sa-
cred Tomb-fhe very Shrine of
Jesus glorious Resurrection - the
Patriarch offers PoniifiesI Mass
with all The solemniiy with which
Holy Church surrounds this august
PasehaI Sacrifice of the New Tes-
lament. All Join in fhe triumphant
Easter Procession which moves
around the Holy Tomb, psUsins
four times while . Deacon sings
the Resurrection Gospel fidings.
facing toward the four quarters OF
the globe.
Easter Monday is kept sacred by
the commemoration of Our Lords
Manifestation of Himself to the
two Disciples in the Breaking of
Bread on the very evening of His
Resurrection, at the little town of
Emmaus, some seven or eight miles
northwest of Jerusalem. There, in
the BasiIica of the Manifestation,
rebuilt a half-century ago through
the generosity of the Servant of
God, the Marquise Pauline de Nico-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
FRIDAY. APRIL 3
GOOD FRIDAY


Mass of the PreSanctified as in
the MiSSal. Black vestments. YES
pers Immediately after Mass of the
Presanctified.
SATURDAY, APRIL 4
HOLY SATURDAY
Mass as in the Missal. White
vestments, Gloria, One prayer,
Preface of Easter, Communicates
and Hanc Igitur of Easter. Vespers
chanted Immediately after Holy
Communion.
SUNDAY, APRIL 5,
FEAST OF THE RESURRECTION
OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST.
White vestments, Gloria, One
prayer, Sequence, Credo, Preface
and Communicates and Hanc Igi-
tur of the Easter Octave. Double
Alleluia added to Ite Missa est and
to Dec Gratias at end of Mass today
and through the Octave.
MONDAY, APRIL 6,
EASTER MONDAY.
White vestments. Gloria, One
prayer, Sequence, Credo, Preface,
etc, of Easter.
TUESDAY, APRIL J,
EASTER TUESDAY.
White vestments, Gloria, One
prayer, Sequence, Credo, Preface,
etc, of Easter.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 8,
EASTER WEDNESDAY.
White vestments, Gloria, Second
prayer for Church or Pope, Sc
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03

until 1t was entrusted to the Do
minicans from Canada a generation
ago. Now, however, the city and
its adjacent peninsula have been
put under the charge of the Paris
Foreign Mission Society-of which
Fathers Herve and HUT are men,
bers-so they are eagerly return
ing.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03

lay, the Right Rev. Father Custos
of the Holy Land offers Pontifical
Mass, at which loaves of bread are
specially blessed for this Feast and
distributed in memory of Him of
Whom the Evangelist records:
whilst He was at table with them,
He took bread and blessed and
brake and gave to them; and their
eyes were opened, and they knew
Him." (St. Luke 24:30-31.)
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-04-03
High Time

Something should be done about
television when people find the
commercials more entertaining
than the shows.