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Fork of Willis

Mrs Stanley F. Scott. of Wythe-
vile. is spending sometime with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs p. L.
Duncan
Mrs. P L. Duncan and Mrs s.
r Scott spent Friday in Rich
mond and visited Willie Oliver.
who had just returned from The
hospital after four months treat
ment for a broken back and legs.
il j. g. and Mrs Bernard
Liddell and Carma Sue left Sun
day morning for Paris Texas.
after having spent two weeks
here.
P L. Duncan. Jr.. celebrated his
2lst birthday with a dinner,
Thursday evening and had as a
guest. Miss Martha Louise Dab
ndy. of Gainesville
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13
NeH { anton Mems
NtU anton Nr'HS
Girl Scouts Entertain Recently
At Tea In Honor Of Troop Mothers

A tea VAS given on Friday Of
last week by the Girl Scouts III
honor of their mothers It was
held n the Community Cottage.
Many We're present and a good
time was enjoyed Refreshments
were served.
Marshall District Civic League
members wish to thank the Herald
Staff for the article written on
last years work and the picture
OF their new home The Commu-
nifty Cottage" in last weeks Her
aid
Mfr and Mrs. Edward Hawkins
and children. OF near Culpeper,
we're visitors in the home of Miss
Susie HNcr last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles K Wal
den and daughter, Jacqueline. OF
Richmond recently visited his
parents. Mr. and Mrs W D
Walden
Sympathy is extended to b L.
Apperson, IN the death Of his
brother, Leslie G. ApperSon. OF
Richmond
Maury Jones. Of University OF
Virginia. visited his parents. MI
and Mrs. NJ. D. Jones during the
week end
Co To California
Mr. and Mrs Richard Weber
and children left last Friday for
California, where they expect &c
make their home for a year Mrs
Weber and children have beer
living here with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Deane. while hel
husband was on sea duty.
Miss Jacqueiine Harris, OF VII
liam and Mary College. spent thC
week end With her parents. Nj
and MIS- Jack Harris
Captain and Mrs. George Sat
terrified il, Of Langley Field. were
week end guests Of his mother
Mrs. q w Saterfield
Miss Gloria Gilbert. of Rich
mond. spent the week end with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. B
Gilbert
5th Sunday sing
The Fifth Sunday Singing Meet
viii be held in Trinity Presbyter-
ian Church OF New Canton Mem
berS Of Trinity wish 10 extend a
cordial invitation TO members OF
other churches to be present and
have part on the program
Mrs. Josephine OSljn, of Rich
mond. visited relatives and friends
here during the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs, F. A. Jones are
home from the hospital much i'm
proved III health
Sunday guests in the j. A. Dean
home were Mr.. and Mrs William
A. Dean. Mr. ana Mrs. Philip
Wa"man and daughter, Nancy
and Virginia kolcum
James D, Ayres continues sick
in his home here.
The many friends of Mrs. l.
M Jones are sorry TO hear Of her
illness.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13

taught ia tile school hets- ana Vas
loved by Old and young We are
so distressed to hear of her H.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Dunkum
have returned after spending the
winter in Florida, but we imagine
il seems rather chilly here. After
ali. there's no place like old Buck
ingham even if the ground hog
does see his shadow
Mrs James Baird died Thurs
day and was buried Friday after
noon in the family burying
ground. Mr. Baird died less than
month ago We sympathi2e with
this family in their loss
Sunday Fife
Sunday morning. Buckingham
Volunteer Fire Department was
called to the home OF Mrs. Fam
ME p. Nicholas. but it turned out
to be Just a chimney fire. No dam
age WltSs uoiiC' otit viz hOSN WIN
on the Job
| Mrs. Edna Pearson is still on
our sick list. Last week. she spent
several days in Richmond havln1
X-rays made We hope she will
soon be feeling fine While IN
Richmond. she stayed with he1
SON in-laW and daughter. Mr. and
Mrs Ivan Davis.
Johnny Gordon, who is studyina
for the ministry will fill the pull
pit for the Rev Ernest j Wrenn
Sunday night
Continues Ill
AT this writing the Rev Ernest
Wrenn, pastor Of DillWyn BaptlS
Church, continues in a seriou;
condition MI Wrenn is a patien'
in the Baptist Hospital Lynch
burg We certainly hope he vii
take turn for the better soon
Mrs. Mary Oliver is visiting he:
brothers in Raeford, N C.
A prayer service VIII be held II
the Methodist Church, Wednesda,
night. after choir practice Every.
one is invited to attend
Pvt. and Mrs. Erwin Duval Shu.
maker have arrived here to spent
Is days with his parents. Pvt
Shumaker is stationed at FIT. Leo
nard Wood Mo. and will return
there after his furlough. We are
: always glad to see the boys
Death Reported
News was received here. last
Wednesday, of the death of H. G.
Perkins. of Richmond Mr.. Per.
kins was the father of Mrs
Blanche P Nicholas, of KeySville
whose husband. II B. Nicholas
was a former resident of Buck
ingham county and former super
intendent of State Police. Mayor
and Mrs j r Snoddy and Thorn
hill Snoddy attended the funera
service in Richmond, "Wednesday
afternoon
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13

.ere plea sanity surpI iss.i, SUNDAY
nieht. When 4 group Of friends
called in to lete the first anniver-
sary Of having moved into their
new home Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Rainey.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elcan. Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johns. Mr.
and Mrs. r. ], Bailey. Mr. and
Mrs Mittie Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Jones. Miss Frances Garnet
and Miss Amelia Belle Young
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DilIwyn

Mr. and Mrs. r. j. II. Grow and
Mrs. B. D. LeSueur attended the
Eastern Star meeting in Fork
Union, Friday night. Mrs Crow
was installed as worthy matron
and Mr.. Grow as worthy patron
4 for the ensuing year.
1 Miss Janet Nicholas has been
sick for several days. but we are
glad she is able to be out again.
Mrs. Buck Dunkum and daugh-
ter, Of Green Springs. and Mrs.
Grace White and children, Of
Fork Union. were visitors in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Woodrow
Dunkum. Saturday.
Mrs r. j. H. Grow and Mrs. r.
H. Ingle were shoppers in Farm
vile. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Robertson
and son. Gary. were visitors in the
home of Mrs. Waldo MaXey and
Mr.. and Mrs. r j. Jones. last
week end
Returns Home
Mrs. S. II Self visited her
daughter. Mrs. J. b Richardson
and family. Of Toano, during last
week. Mr.. Self and daughter, Vir-
ginia. went down Sunday, and she
returned with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w Moore and
Mesdames Ferd Crow. r. B. Spen-
Ger and Royce Charlton left Tues
day for Florida They surely pick
ed a nice time to go. and We hope
the weather is nice and balmy
down there.
Many of our DillWyn people at
tended the sale which was held at
the home of Mrs. Lee Station at
Centenary. Saturday. We heal
that there was a very large crowd
present. and things sold we'll.
Mrs. l.. L. Maxey returned to
her home in New Jersey Sunday
after being il the nome OF Mrs.
Waldo MaXey since Christmas. We
know they'll miss her after such
a nice visit
/ WSCS OF White Hall Methodist
Church met Tuesday night with
Mrs. George White
! New School
We are glad TO say that they
are ready to start on our new Dill
Wyn Elementary School We hope
that the weather will not hold
them up a day, because it is GER
tainly needed. We've been a long
time without one we would like to
brag about
/ MeSdames l. P. Gillian and c.
I. Poole went on a shopping tour
to Richmond. Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H w. MaXey and
son. of Cullen. visited his aunt.
Mrs. Bette AyreS. over the week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r Snoddy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Booker
motored 10 Lynchburg. Sunday
afternoon, to see the show. My
Cousin Rachel" They reported it
was well worth seeing
Timber Meeting
/ Dillwyn honored the timber in
dustry in BUCKINGHAM county at
a meeting held at Buckingham
Central High School wednesday
night at 7.45 There was a num-
Der Of interesting talks on the
timber industry in Buckingham
county and its history Door prizes
were awarded
Mrs. Lizzie Morgan Jones. OF
Arvonia, remains in a critical con-
dltion in Johnston Willis Hospi-
tai. Richmond Miss Lizzie as
she is affectinately called. has
many friends here in DillWyn She
Cadet David NJ Barker, Of
VM1 Lexington spent the past
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/ Manteo

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Crews and
daughter. OF Richmond, visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Crews. for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Crews and
Marguerite Crews were business
visitors in Charlottesville Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Epperson
were business visitors in Newport
News. several days last week.
I Visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Ragland during the week end
were MIR. and Mrs Marvin Rag
land and family. Mrs. Sam Rag
land Mrs Leila Micklem, Frank
Mika, and Mr.. and Mrs Emmitt
Kidd
Eddie Ragland visited relatives
in Lynchburg for the week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Ra9land
and family were visitors in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Shumaker at Red House. Sunday
Among The Guests
Hugh Swan visited Mr.. and Mrs
Bill Swan. Sunday night.
MI and Mrs. Willie Bryant and
family OF Lynchburg visited hel
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clenard
Gregory. last Sunday
MI and Mrs. Bill Swan visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs w "
Swan. near Winglna, Sunday
Mrs James L. Baird was buried
Friday afternoon We extend sym
pathy to the family
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woottcr
and family visited her grand
mother. Mrs Eliza Gunter. sun
day
w. S. Garrett, Of SheppardS, ha'
been spending several days witt
Mrs. John w. Crews.
Rev w. r. Jones visited Mrs
Charlie Taylor Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Crews anc
family visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Gilbert Crews, Sunday
Portsmouth Visitors
John PatteSon. of Portsmouth
spent last week end in the hCmf
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Crews.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mika anC
Mrs. Leila Micklem were visitors
in Farmyille Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Bill Bradshaw. O.
Dillwyn, visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w c. Bradshaw last
Sunday
Coolidge Crews and his friend
of Norfolk, visited his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Charlie Crews. for thu
week end Garland Crews. son d
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Crews. i
now in Korea He is in the U S
Navy
4 Mrs. George Wootten and chill
dren visited Mrs Len Taylor, Fri
day
Fletcher Branch and Freddie
Branch visited Mrs. Charlie Tay-
lor. Saturday.
Mrs, Clenard Gregory is abb
to be out now Nh Gregory con
tinues sick at his home
Mr. and MS Hugh Crews anc
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
bert Ragland Saturday night
Mrs. Ebert Ragland was sick las
week but is better at this writing
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wooten anc
family. Of Shipman, visited Gar
land Wootten Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Taylor. o
Schuyler, visited Mr. and Mrs
Fitz Branch for the week end
Eddie Ragland visited Mrs
Florence Llewellyn. Friday.
Doc" and Sam Crews, an1
Luther Llewellyn attended the bal
game at Charlotte c. H. Saturda,
night. Mr.. and Mrs. Tommie Ep-
person and son. Mr. and Mrs. An.
drew Steger and family visited
Mr., and Mrs. While Llewellyr
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fan Swan, 81
Richmond, visited Mr.. and Mrs
Bill Swan Saturday.
Jimmy Blanks had his tonsil,
raynnyaI Ia ct sraaL
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-03-13
Synopsis Of Prince Edward
County Budget l953-1954
From Local Sources:

REVENUE ESTIMATES YEAR ENDING JUNE 80 1854
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Cadet David NJ Barker, of
VMI, Lexington. spent the past
week end at his home here.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

The Most Bishop following appoint
ments of the Clergy:
EffeciUe July /, 1853
The Eyermsn ST. Bernard Church.
Corning.
The Reverend Riley Pastor ST. Bernard Church.
Corning to Pastor St. Sylvester Church. zaiesk.
The Reverend Louis Hoffman ST. Sylvester Church
Zaleski, TO Pastor. 81. Mary Church, WaverY
The Very Reverend Monsnor Joseph E. meGynn from Ad
minsirato ST. Monica Church. Boston, Sacred
Heart Church. coshoeion.
Tn. Mooney Pastor Church.
Granville. Pastor Immaculate Conception Church, kenon.
The Reverend Chaplain Reformstoy
chiIcohe. TO Pastor, ST. Monica Church. New Boston,
The Reverend Charles w. Jones from Pastor ST. Philip Ner
Church, Murray City, Mission Moxshs Assistant
Pastor ST. Mary Church eheohe and Chaplain Federal Re-
The Pastor Holy Rosary
Church Columbus Pastor ST. Philip Ne Church Murray City and
The Reverend Charles W. Webb. oI, Pastor. Simon
Jude Parish. West jefferson.
The Wolf. STD crsduste Studies n
Rome TO Professor ST. Charles Seminary.
The Reverend Richard Endes from Assistant Pastor ST. Mich
o Church zanesvi to Principal Roseeran High School, lanes
The Reverend Robert White MA from Assistant Pastor ST.
Joseph Cathedral Principal Noe Dame High School Portsmouth,
The Reverend Charles Hauka MS from Assistant Pastor Sac
red Heart Church. coshoeton Professor ST. Charles Prep
Father Thomas LoweY from Assistant Pastor ST. Parish
Marion. TO Assistant Pastor, ST. Leo Parish. Columbus
Father James KrsUs. SID from Graduate Studies in
Assistant Pastor. ST. Mary Mssdsene Parish. Columbus
Father Joseph switsls Newly Ordained Assistant Pastor ST.
Father Donald Schulz, MA, Newly Ordained Assistant Pastor
Holy Rosary Parish, Columbus.
Father Edward Hudaeek from Assistant Pastor ST. Mary Mag
dsIene Parish Columbus. TO Assistant Pastor ST. Mary Parish
Marion.
Joseph Cathedral, Columbus
Father Lawrence Oconnor Assistant ST.
sh chcothe Assistant Pastor ST. Christopher Parish cou
bus.
Father Leo Sullivan from Assistsn Pastor Holy Name Parish
Columbus, Assistant Pastor ST. Mary Parish Delaware
Father Leo Lswe Assistant Pastor ST. Mary Parish, Della
Assistant Pastor, Holy Name Parish Columbus.
Father Msrzvf Assistant Pastor ST. Christopher
Parish Columbus Assistant Sacred Heart Parish cosho
ton.
Father omer Schroeder from Assistant Pastor ST. Mary Parish
Columbus Assistant Pastor, Christi Parish Columbus.
Father Sehweitxer Christi
Parish, Columbus TO Assistant Pastor ST. Mary Parish Columbus
BY Order Of the Most Reverend Bishop
ROLAND r. WlNEL,
Chancellor
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
God Forgotten
Says Scion; Asks
Dav OF PRAYER

WASHINGTON - NC) - The
United States has forgotten the sus-
tanning hand of God, declares
resolution introduced in Congress
by Representative Louise c. Rab-
aut of Michigan. The resolution
would call upon the President to
proclaim a National Day of Pray
er and Reparation, and would urge
all Americans to participate.
Making the words of Lincoln's
second inaugural address its own,
the resolution says 1--WE have, as a
Nation, forgotten the Gracious
Hand That preserved us in peace,
and multiplied and enriched and
strengthened us; and we have vain
ly imagined, in the deceitfulness of
our hearts, all that these blessings
were produced by some superior
virtue and wisdom of our own"
Still quoting, the resolution adds
that I'VE should, as Nation,
humble ourselves before the Of
Tended Power, to confess our Ma
tional sins, and to pray for elem
ency and forgiveness"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Saint AIMS New Family Clinic Sets Formal Opening, Monday

Bishop Ready will deliver the
principal address at a dinner Mon
day, June 90 commemorating the
formal opening of the new Family
Clinic of Saint AIMS Hospital for
Women. Approximately one hun
dred people, including priests, doc
tors and civic leaders, are expected
to attend the dinner which will be
held at st. AIMS.
The presentation of the services
of the Clinic represents a unique
contribution by st, AIMS to the
health and hospital program for
the Columbus area. The variety of
services offered by the new Clinic
makes its program complete in ev-
cry respect. 1t was established pri-
marily for the medical care and
treatment of women, but also has
provisions for counselllng and
guidance services. st. AIMS is the
only hospital in Ohio devoted ex-
clusively to maternity care and the
treatment of women's diseases.
The new facility gives medical
advice and care to women. 1t offers
prenatal care, consisting of super
vision, care and instruction for ex-
pectant mothers. This includes
blood tests and X-ray services. Fol-
low-up care after the delivery of
the baby is also provided.
The Clinic offers diagnosis and
treatment of diseases of women,
as well as investigation and treat
ment of sterility problems.
Pre-marital instruction and guild
ance can be arranged through the
new Saint AIMS Family Clinic.
This is also true of marital and
family counselling. Guidance on
the moral problems arising in FAM
lily life is likewise offered through
the new Clinic.
The new center is under the gen.
eral administration of st. AIMS
Hospital which Is operated by the
Sisters of St. Francis of Stella Nj
agara, NY. The resident physi-
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Father Byrne Chosen Adviser
To Precious Blood Provincial

Father John E. Byrne C.PP.S.,
pastor of ST. James the Less
church, Columbus, has been chosen
as first provincial consultor of the
Society of the Precious Blood in
America.
Father Byrne will hold the office
for six year term but will con-
tinue with his present duties as
pastor OF st. James. He will act
As adviser to the provincial of the
Society, Father S.W. Oberhauser,
who was recently elected to his
second term.
Father Byrne has been in the Co
lumbus Diocese since December,
1916, when he was appointed by
Bishop Ready as pastor of St
James the Less.
He was ordained in May, 1888,
following completion of his semi
nary studies at st. Charles Semi
nary, Carthagena, Ohio, mother
house of the order of the Society
of the Precious Blood.
From May until December, 1888,
he served as assistant pastor of ST.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Father Kendzierski
Named Chaplain of
Natl Guard Unit

Father Jerome Kendzierski, as
sistsnt pastor of st. John the
Evangelist church, Columbus, has
been commissioned a First Lieu
tenant in the Army Chaplain's
Corps and will serve as Chaplain
of the National Guard, Hdqtrs
166th ret, at Camp Graylin,
Mich, from July 5 through July
20, while the unit goes to summer
camp.
Father Kendzierski had served
with the Air Corps in Goose Bay,
Labrador during World II, from
1912 until 1916.
He attended Salesianum Catholic
High in Wilmington, Del, from
1934'48. Following his graduation,
he attended st. Mary's College,
Mich, for two years.
In 1912, he was drafted in the
Air Corps and remained in the
service until January, 1916. In
the fall of that year, Father Kend-
zierski entered st. Francis Semin-
airy, Loretta, Pa, for his philoso-
ply and theology studies.
He was ordained May %, 1852
by Bishop Ready at St. Charles
Seminary.
His first assignment was as as.
sistant pastor at st. John the Evan
gelist church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26
Bishop Names
New Pastor At
W. Jefferson

Father Charles W Webb, OMI.,
this week was assigned by Bishop
Ready as pastor of SITS. Simon and
Jude Parish, West Jefferson. He
succeeds Father Raymond S. DAN
ehy. O.MI.. who will become chap
lain at the Veterans Hospital, In
dianapolis, Ind.
The 65-year-old priest, who is a
native of Buffalo. NY, comes to
West Jefferson following . pastor
ate at St. Mary's Church. Sheboy-
gan, Mich.
Father Webb entered the 0blates
of Mary Immaculate Scholssticate,
Tewksbury. Mass, in 1907, and
was ordained in Boston, Mass, in
May, 1913.
Father Danehy, who had been
pastor of SITS. Simon and Jude
Church since Sept. z, 1948, will be
at home in his new position as
chaplain at veterans hospital. He
served as an Army chaplain in the
United States and Europe from
1941 to 1946. His positions since
ordination in 1929 include mission
work in Nebraska, post graduate
work at Catholic University, and
teaching at the Oblate Juniorate in
Newburgh, NY.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

S1U0,00U contribution OF the cam
paign, the first being made last
Saturday by a firm of Columbus
Catholic induStrialists.
Held in high esteem in Colum-
bus, the Wolfe family has been en-
gagged in businesses which have
rendered a public service Wolfe
Industries include the Columbus
Dispatch, the Ohio State Journal,
WBNS and WBNS-TV. The Ohio
National Bank and the Wolfe
Wear-U-Well Shoe Co. are operat-
ed by the family
In accepting this gift for the
Diocesan Development Fund, Bish-
op Ready expressed the apprecia-
tion of the whole Catholic COM
munity here for another milestone
in leadership among the citizens
of Columbus. The priests and peo-
pie Of our local parishes contin-
ued the Bishop, Join with me in
expressing hearty gratitude to the
entire Wolfe Family for this mag
nificent gift to our Development
Fund. We deeply appreciate this
generosity and pray that God will
bless those who have been so
thoughtful in promoting the well
fare of Columbus and its good cit
liens.
The donation was received as
part of the public campaign among
local industries and business con-
Germs. This is the second week of
the civic campaign for which the
first report meeting will be held
Monday noon, June 29, in the
Southern Hotel.
The new total pledged to date
in the campaign is now So, l60, 745.
Solicitation both in the parish and
public phases of the campaign will
continue throughout the week.
Commenting on success of the
drive to date, Biggert pointed out
that the S2,500,000 goal includes
funds for two new Catholic high
schools and a new St Vincent's Or
phanage.
Should the drive exceed the
goal, he said, it will make possible
earlier planning for third high
school certain to be needed in the
city as parochial school enrolment
increases continue.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

chapel of the Pontifical College
Josephinum.
A native of Newark, Nj, Mon
signor Manning was 50 years old
June l. He attended st. Angus.
tines School there, and enrolled at
the Josephinum in 1914 Eight
years later, he received Bachelor
of Arts degree at the seminary,
and in 1926, he was ordained to the
priesthood by the late Bishop Hart
ley.
His first assignment 1926-l932)
was at Our Lady of Victory Basili.
ca, Lackawanna, NY He then con-
tinued his studies at Catholic Uni
versity of America in Washington
earning a doctorate in canon law
in 1885. That same year, the priest
wrote Prescriptions of Law in
Marriage Cases"
He returned to the Josephinum
following graduation and taught
Canon Law and Moral Theology
there for Is years.
In 1945, Bishop Ready appointed
him officials of the Diocese, and
on Apr. 81, 1947, he was invested
as a Papal Chamberlain in cere-
monies at the Josephinum.
Monsignor Manning was well
known to many parochial school
students while in the diocese, as
he frequently entertained children
with magical tricks.
In June 1851, he resigned as of
ficialis and teacher and was as
signed to the Buffalo N.Y) Di
ocese.
Survivors include his mother,
Mrs. S. j. Feller of 126 S. Ninth
ST., Newark, NJ; a brother, Thorn
as F. Manning iii, of the same ad-
dress; and Walter A. Manning OF
Bloomfield, New Jersey.
Bishop Joseph A. Burke, DID,,
the Ordinary of the Buffalo Di'
ocese, will preside at the Requiem
High Mass to be held this morning
friday at 1000 am. in the Ba'
silica of Our Lady of Victory
church, Lackawanna, N. Y.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-06-26

up most of the remaining pledges
outstanding. There are still some
outstanding due to vacations and
other causes but a full report
should be available on these in the
near future.
The committees in charge of the
civic phase of the Appeal will
make their first report Monday,
June 29. This particular feature of
the campaign is designed to give
the general public and in particu-
lar business and professional men
of all faiths an opportunity to par
ticipate.
The report meeting of the Civic
Committee will be held in the
Southern Hotel at a special lunch
con scheduled for 1890 p. m. Bish-
op Ready has invited the Civic
Committee of the campaign to be
his guests at the luncheon. Mr..
Biggert has asked that all members
of the committee attend whether
their report is complete or not.
Memorial sales in the first five