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visit her brother and sister in law
Nr. and Mrs. William Morris, anG
'amlly MIR and Mrs Morris VIII
bring their sister back the last o.
the week end and spend-the week
end at Morrisena, the family
home
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mont
1omery and daughter. Judy. o.
Rocky Mount, Va, spent few
DAYS in town last week.
l. w Lawson and Bruce Cara.
ray have returned to Rockville
y c., after spending some time
u ScottSville.
To Visit DorrierS
Mr. and Mrs w S. Dickson, o.
Greensboro. N c., will arrive this
week end to spend some time with
their SON in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dorrier Mrs
DOrrier and two children will re,
turn TO Greensboro with Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson. and Mr.. Dorriel
plans TO 90 down for the Labo,
Day week end and bring his fam.
lily home
MI. and Mrs. Jim Turner have
returned to Baltimore after visit
ing Mr. and Mrs, Jack Duncan,
parents of Mrs. Turner.
MIS-. H. E Griffin and Miss
Gee Carter, of Buckingham, visit
ed Mrs. Mary Golladay and family
last Friday.
Mrs. earn N Moon and grand
daughter, Larrie Moon. with Mrs
Russell Moon and Annie Lou and
frank Russell, were il Charlottes-
yllle Monday.
Mrs John S White will leave
Monday. August 81, with a group
of twenty from Farmville on the
Falmville Herald New York Tour.
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NeWS at ScOttsriiie
NeHs at ScottstiIe
Mrs. Hawks. Student Pastors Wife,
Honored at PRESBYTERIAN Nomen's Tea

The Rev John Mclaughlin
resident minister Of Old Prov.
dence Parish, Of KesW.ck. VIII
preach at Scottsville Presbyterian
Church at ll15 a m. August 30.
3 He Will use as his subject Your
Consultations are Showing" His
regular appointment at the
ScottSville church is the second
Sunday morning Of every month.
at HIS a. m The Junior
Pioneers, recently organized, viii
sing a special number at the Sun
day morning service, August 80
The Rev j. Aubrey Hughes,
district superintendent of the
Methodist Church, Will preach at
the Scottsvllle Methodist Church,
Sunday morning. August 30 at
HIS a m. The Rev Jack b.
Taylor will be back from vacation
and fiji his regular appointments
the first Sunday IN September.
The Women of the Presby-
terrain Church Of ScottSville gave
tea last Saturday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Pollard Staley in
honor Of Mrs. Robert Hawks wife
OF the student minister Who has
been III charge of services here
for the summer months. Rev and
Mrs. Hawks have gone to Georgia
to visit her relatives before re-
turning 10 Richmond
The Women OF the Presbyterian
Church viii meet Tuesday. Sept.
8 in the home Of Mrs. Ethel VII
son who VIII be hostess. Miss
Frances MOTIFS Will have charge OF
the program using the subject.
My Church Nurtwes Christian
Growth" Mrs r A Allison Will
lead the Bible study from st.
Marks Gospel
Mrs c. c. Vest has returned to
her home here after yisItmq in
Virginia Beach and Newport
News.
Hospital Visit
Mrs. Sallie Sellers returned to
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1953-08-28
Bremo Bluff

Bobbie Brown. who IS stationed
at Norfolk, spent the week end
with his sister. Mrs Roger Melton
Mrs Hampden Seay visited
friends in Williamsburg, recently
and attended the pageant Tht
Common Glory :
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Hammond
and Mrs Hammond's mother
Mrs. Hugh Walters, all OF Rich
mond, visited over the week end
with Mrs. Walters mother and
sister Mrs r A Morris and Miss
Sarah Morris
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ Seay and
their daughter and SON IN law
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Dansey. Of
Scottsville. spent the week end III
Newport News with MI. and MIS-
E NJ Seay. il. and Mr. and MIS-.
Garland Massey
M. H Hitter and son. Sonny
spent several days, last week. at
Smithfield and vicinity
Mrs Hugh Hall, of Waynes-
boro, and Mrs. w. T Melton visit
ed Mrs. r. A Morris. recently
Florida GUESS
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Hughey
of Miami Fla. and Mrs. RAN
dolph Turner and daughter Jane
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Chestnut Grove

Mis- c. w Morris was hostess
to the home demonstration club
Monday With l3 members present.
Due to the absence Of the agent
I Miss Howard Mrs II F Harris
was called Oh to give the demon
Stratlon which was Personal
Grooming After a talk on hair
and clothing, four facia!s we're
given. Mrs c. W Morris put in a
home permanent Tor Mrs. j. O.
Hannah during this time Mrs. w.
T. Cook reset Mrs. A n Morris
hair A lot was accomplished dur
ing the evening Refreshments
were served during the social hour
MI anc Mrs. Ralph Repass and
Joan Carol visited Mr. and Mrs
Dan Wooleridee. near Huntsville.
Sunday evening.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. f. H.
CherEault, Sunday afternoon We're
Mrs Luther Harris. Miss Edna
Harris and Mr.. and Mrs George
Shuinaker and Jean, OF Shep-
parGs
/ MI. and Mrs. H. F Harris and
children visited Mr. and Mrs. r.
L Morgan. Sunday night
/ MI and Mrs. Hal Bryant and
P A. Bryant. Mrs Paul Gunter
and dau2hter Of AppomattoX
visited in the c. T Forbes home
TUESDAY afternoon
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F.. R. Moon Jr, VIII also ~ on
the tour which VIII return Friday,
Sept 4, after taking IN the sights
of New York City three days and
nights and trip up the Bay from
Norfolk to Baltimore Fhe group
Will return via bus from New
York on Friday.
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sister. Mrs. f. " Hudson, Of
Scottsville, attended Homecoming
at Sharon Church, near Esmont.
Sunday In the afternoon, they
visited THEN brother. J r Tyler,
near SCHUYLER
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IUNHll al lSII
Mrs. Sallie Sellers returned tr
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
Newark X. OF C.. Releases
Coming Schedule OF Events

NEWARK - A luncheon for
women guests of members high
lights the coming schedule of
events for the Knights of Columbus
of Newark. 1t will be held tomor-
row. Saturday, in the club rooms
with Charles Gebhart and Mrs.
Charles Pellerite as co-chairmen.
Also listed is the meeting Jan.
27, with the Rev. FIR. Ralph Hunt
Finger as guest speaker; a party,
Friday, Feb 13, in the Druids Hall
under the direction of Jack Dear
durff; pre-lenten stag party Tues
day, Feb II in the club rooms
with Joseph Campbell as chairman;
and dinner dance to be held at
Harbor Hills on April 25. Donald
Fox serves as chairman for the
dinner dance.
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Adds
3 LaywOnnen
To Faculty

In the second semester, the Col
lege of St Mary of the Springs
will add three laywomen to its fac
ulty.
Mrs. Robert Fenholt, graduate
of Miami University. Ohio, will
join the music department as
teacher of voice. Mrs. Fenholt has
appeared as Soloist in concerts
throughout the State and has done
much work in radio and teleyision.
For several months she was heard
on her own radio program: Janet
Fenholt Sings"
Miss Ann Hansen, a graduate of
the College of St Mary of the
Springs who holds a masters de-
gree in history from Ohio State
University will teach course in
the History of Ohio" AT present,
a research assistant for the Mar
tha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
Catholic Newsmen
Greet Pontiff In
Special Audience

VATICAN CITY-fRadio. NC -
The American Catholic press corps
IN Rome to cover the consistories
creating the new Cardinals was re
ceiVed in special audience by His
Holiness Pope Plus XII
The press representatives receiv-
ed by the Holy Father are all as
sociated with the NC.W.C. News
Service in Washington, d. G The
Pontiff asked Gods blessings on
the most important work" of the
Catholic press.
The group included Coadtutor
Bishop Thomas X German of Dal-
las. Episcopal Chairman OF the
N.C.W.C. Press Department; Frank
A Hall, director Of the Press De
partment. and Mrs. Hall; Msgr. JOS
eph j. Sullivan, N.C.W.C. News
Service correspondent in Rome.
and 6. r. Brunst. NC Foreign Ed
itor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
Offer Adult
Classes At
St. Mary's

Registration is now open for
adult evening classes at the Col.
lege of st. Mary of the Springs,
Columbus.
Five new courses have been add
ed for the second semester which
begins January 29.
The Rev Paul r. Small, OP,.
will teach General Sociology Part
Two.
Ceramics will be offered by Sis
ter Eugene and Elementary Ger
man by Sister Lisa.
Sister Mary Ruth, college librsr-
ian, will teach 0rientstion in Cen
eral Reference. Works.
School Management will be given
by Sister Bernetts.
Courses in Theology. English,
Spanish and Gregorian Chant con-
tinue through the second semes-
ter.
Married or single men or women
may take advantage of this oppor-
tunity TO further their cultural and
intellectual development.
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in November, 1850, TO care for de-
pendent, neglected and problem
children of the parishes of Zanes-
vile and Muskingum County and
to give help TO provide guidance
am counselling 70 adults where
there are conflicts within the fam
lily or inability TO meet their diff
ficulties alone.
The Bureau also offers care TO
unwed mothers either through IFS
own resources or through other in
stitutions or agencies.
During 1852 the Board secured
its support through the Cstholic
Charities Fund which conducted its
annual campaign in May and June.
from the offerings of the people IN
the parishes on Christmas Day and
from subsidy from the Diocese
Of Columbus.
Miss Joyce Lawler is supervisor
of the agency. Members of the Ad-
visory Board are:
The Reverend Linus Dury, Fred
Bohn, Alan Gonder. Mrs. Leo Jen-
nings, Mrs. Glenn Sheridan, Frank
Withers.
Advisory Committee members in
clude the Reverend Charles Null
vey, O.P. the Rev. Raymond Tot
ten, A. NJ. DeVol. John Hemmer,
J. II. Mahle, Edwin Whitlinger
Miss Mary Dulan. William Hell.
Mrs. Frederick Paul, Marshall vii
son.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
Family Life
Farley Is Set In
Philadelphia

WASHINGTON - (NC) - "The
Father, The Head OF the Home
will be the theme of the 1853
National Catholic Conference on
Family Life in Philadelphia, Mar.
10 to 10, the Family Life Bureau,
National Catholic Welfare Confer
ence, convention sponsor, has an
nounced here.
Philadelphia's Archbishop John
F. 0'Hara, c. S. C., host of the
convention, will offer a Solemn
Pontificsl Mass in SIS. Peter and
Paul Cathedral, formally opening
the sessions. Archbishop Patrick
A. OBoyle, of Washington will
preach the sermon.
Among other members of the
Hierarchy who will participate in
the convention will be Bishop
George L, Leech of Harrisburg,
who will preach at the Family
Holy Hour in the Cathedral, con-
cluding the convention. and Co
adjutor Bishop Peter w. Barthol-
ONE of st. Cloud, Mimi. Episcopal
Moderator of the N.C.W.C. Family
Life Bureau, who will address one
OF the evening general sessions.
Father Edgar Schmiedeler, O.S.
B., director of the N.C.W.C.. bu.
reau said that discussion will cen
ter around family interests, inter
national family activities, marriage
counseling, preparation for mar.
rlage, religious practices for the
home, the home and economic life.
child care and training in the
home.
Religion, the antidote to secu
larism, will be in the forefront
throughout the program" Father
Schmiedeler said, "but due atten
tion, too, will be given the sciences
as they apply to the family"
To Discuss Marriage
once again, Father SchmledeIel
said, full day will be devoted
to discussion OF the various organ
lied activities being carried on in
the field of marriage and the fam
lily, constituting the family apos
tolate of the day This has been ar
unusua! feature of the NCCFL con
vention for many years and ha.
proven helpful in advancing the
apostolate, he said.
The Family Holy Hour, with re
neWal of marriage promises anc
the pledge to Christian marriage
will be observed in all churche,
in the Philadelphia archdiocese OF
the closing evening of the con
vention. AS in previous years
Father Schmiedeler said, hundred,
of parishes in all sections of the
country also will have a Famil,
Holy Hour service the same eve
ming.
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inability of their own parents to
care for them.
Nine children we're cared for at
ST. Vincent's orphansge in Colum-
bus, four at ST. AIMS Infant Home
and ten in foster family homes.
A total of 5,004 days of care
was given these children at a total
cost to the Bureau of $8,20097.
Other services including guild
snce to children in their own
homes, care of unwed mothers and
counselling of persons with family
problems brought the expense OF
operating the Bureau for 1852 to
S11, ,06915.
1t was noted particularly that 518
days of care were given to children
by foster families without cost TO
the Bureau.
The Catholic Welfare Bureau of
Muskingum County was established
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by Mrs. Charles Bashin and her
committee.
The Altar-Rosary sodality of Sa-
cred Heart church, Columbus, will
sponsor a valentine bazaar Feb. IA
in Ryan Hall with proceeds going
toward the remodeling project of
the church.
Miss Cecilia Groarke, president
of the sodality, is chairman of the
event. She will be assisted by Mrs.
Edgar Way, Mrs, James Weis, Mrs.
Robert Means, Mrs. Joseph McCor-
mick and other Sodality members.
The Catholic Women's Club en-
tertained with Christmas party,
in December al Riverside Inn.
Coshocton. Places were mark
ed for rs, and Rev. Father Charles
Haluska, assistant pastor of Sacred
Heart Church was guest. Mrs.
Gerald Shuck, president, presided
at the short business meeting and
calendars for the ensuing year
we're distributed. A program was
presented, with Mrs. Thomas Ham,
ilton, chairman, assisted by Mrs.
Robert McDevitt and Mrs. Leota
Kestler. Those taking part in the
program were as follows: Mrs. John
Shearn, Mrs. Vincent P. Quill.
Mrs. Robert McDevitt, Mrs. Thomas
Hamilton, Mrs. Leota Kestler, Miss
Ann Kerrigan, Miss Mary Heisser,
and Miss Geneva Scherrer, Carols
were sung with Mrs. Elda Geyer
at the piano. Pantomimes to mu-
sic we're presented by Miss Susie
Robson and Jim Bordenkircher.
Hostesses for the January 18th
meeting were Mrs. William Bar
rett, Mrs. Raymond Alverson, Mrs.
Herbert Ashbaker, Mrs, Walter
Neighbor, Mrs. Opal McGreevey,
Mrs. Hilda McGreevey, Mrs. Ed
ward Littlefield, Mrs. Jack Nugent,
Mrs. Paul Brannon and Miss Mary
Heisser.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23

Association, Miss Hansen has writ
ten articles and book reviews for
the Columbus Dispatch and is cur
rently writing a book on Ohio So.
ciety, 1788-1900. In 1852, Miss
Hansen made a tour of fourteen
European countries.
Mrs. Marjorie Landrum Woll-
man will join the Home Economics
department as instructor in the
Theory and Practice of Home Man
agement She will also supervise stu
dent teachers in this field. Holding
a masters degree from Ohio State
University, Mrs. Wollman has
taught in various high schools
throughout Ohio and at Marietta
College and Iowa State College.
She was for two years Home Serv-
ice adviser for the Ohio Fuel Gas
Company.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
GAINESVILLE Catholic Welfare Bureau Reports
On Muskingum County Aid During Past Year
Bishop Sheen l. Chosen
As Tvs "Man OF Year"

NEW YORK p tNC} - Selection
of Auxiliary Bishop Fulton J.
Sheen Of New York as television's
Man Of the Year" marks the first
time clergyman has won one of
the top categories in Radio-Tele-
vision Daily'S annual survey.
Bishop Sheen-whose Life Is
Worth Living" program is seen
Tuesday nights-took the top spot
in the publications check of the
critics preferences for The Who's
Who of 81"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
attendance Mark
Set At Shrine

STE. ANNE DE BEAUPRE, Que,
--NC)-An attendance record was
set at the internationally known
shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre
here during 1852
According to statistics, the total
number of pilgrims and visitors
was 1,244, 500. Since the year 1853
when the shrine first opened there
have been 25,255, ,O25 pilgrims and
visitors. During 1852 there were
15,125 Masses at the shrine and
the number of Communions was
370,300.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23

Two Dominican Sisters of the
Sick Poor will be guest speakers
when the Altar and Rosary Society
of Immaculate Conception church,
Columbus, meet Tuesday evening,
Jan. 27, in the school hall. The Sis
ters will show slides of the many
fields i'll which they give their
services and they will lecture as
well as answer questions.
Plans will be completed at this
meeting for Day of Recollection
Feb. z, conducted by FIR. Leonard
J. Flick of Josephinum College. FL
nal arrangements will be announc-
ed later.
Mrs. Ralph Scott and Mrs. Carl
Murphy will be co-chairmen for the
evening and have asked the follow
ing ladies to help: Mrs. Robert
Pumphrey, Mrs. Robert Barnhart,
Mrs. Margaret Moore, Mrs. Leo
Weinandy, Mrs. H. A. Wilford,
Mary Ann Ewers, Mrs Francis Nc
Govern, Mrs. Marie Baker, Mrs. En-
nestine Fletcher, Mrs. S. W. Moi
fit, Mrs. Chas. Gilbreath, Mrs. E.
J. Packard, Mrs Rose Schultz, Mrs.
William H. Tulloss, Mrs. Elliot E.
Welch, Mrs. Robert Allen, Mrs S.
NJ. Cunningham, Mrs Margaret
Brown, Mrs. Nj. j. Gallagher, and
Mrs. Patrick Monahan.
The parish council of st. Mary
church, Columbus, will meet next
Tuesday, Jan. 27, at p. m. in the
school hall at 685 Mohawk street.
Appearance of a guest speaker
and a social hour will highlight
the evening.
The St. Monica Altar Society of
st. Augustine church, Columbus,
sponsored bean dinner last night
(Thursday, Jan 22) in the church
hall at Greenwich and Loretta ay-
enues. Time was $50 to 7:30 p. m.
and price was rs per person.
NEW Observation-Disclosures
ing recently in the home of Mrs.
Ed Young of 1904 Kaderly st.
NV. New Philadelphia, Blessed
Martin Study Club members
studied the topic, 1.-THE Bible, the
Sole Rule OF Faith?" Subsequent
discussion was led by the Rev.
Fr. David.
A paper entitled Epiphany
Honors Three Big Events" was
presented by Mrs. John Schlem-
mer and plans for home vista
tions by the Pilgrim Virgin were
made.
Next meeting will be at the
home of Mrs. Gail Walters.
NEWARK - The College of ST.
Mary of the Springs Alumnae
group of Newark held its monthly
meeting recently at the nome oil
Mrs. Robert Bentz. During the bus
mess meeting, plans were made for
a rummage sale.
Afterwards, all members partlcl-
pated in a short discussion on bet
ter government. using the Christie
pher's Career Guidance booklet as
a reference.
Refreshments we're served by the
following members: Mrs. Ernest
Wintermute, Mrs. Vernon Dick
man, Mrs. Paul Fitzpatrick, Mrs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
Three Day Retreat
For Students
Opens AT Springs

The annual three-day Retreat for
students attending the College of
ST. Mary of the Springs will open
on Sunday evening, January 25, at
7:30 in the Chapel of Christ the
King and will close after Mass and
Conference on Wednesday morn
ing January %.
Retreat-Master this year is the
Reverend Justin McManus, O.P.,
S.TLr., former president of Aquin.
as College High School, Columbus.
Father McManus, who also held the
office of pastor at ST. Thomas
Church, GAINESVILLE. and prior of
the Dominican House of Studies,
Washington. DC, has been preach
ing retreats throughout his priestly
life.
A new feature of the retreat this
year will be the showing of the
moving picture Guilty of Treason"
in the Little Theatre after the
opening conference.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
Religious To Visit
New Rosary Convent

Sisters Of the new Holy Rosary
Convent will hold open house for
the Sisters of religious communi-
ties in the Columbus area Satur-
day, Jan. "a.
Sisters of their own religious
congregation, Sisters of St. Fran
els Jf Penance and Christian
Charity, attended an open house
held January II.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23

CHILLIC0THE - Miss jose
phine Hirsch, chairman of the
Catholic Action committee, was
program chairman of the last
meeting of the parish council of
st. Mary's church, Chillicothe,
held recently in the school audi
torium. Miss Hirsch was intro
duced by Mrs. William Newton.
The program chairman discuss
ed projects of her committee on
national level and gave an out
line of the report made recently
by the Catholic Bishops of the
United States The meeting was
opened with prayer by the Rev.
Raphael Rogers, pastor, and Mrs.
Charles H. Mccarthy read the
secretary's report in the absence
of Mrs. Donald Robinett. Mrs.
Harold Krauser reported on the
projects of the Daughters of lisa
bella.
The social action committee
served refreshments. Included
on the committee were Mrs. Earl
Brokbank, Mrs. William Stanton
and Mrs. William Hirsch.
A sauerkraut dinner the first ir
series of monthly dinners to be
sponsored by the members of Cor
pus Christi church, Columbus, will
be held next Thursday, Jan %
from 5 to 8 pm, in the social hal
at Deshler and Studer avenues.
Members whose names begin
with A, B or c will be in charge oi
arrangements.
Mrs. John Nj. Casserly, presi-
dent of the Aquinas high school
Mothers Club, Columbus, is gen
eral chairman of the annual spa
ghetti dinner to be held in the
school cafeteria next Thursday,
Jan. 29, from 5 10 8 p. m. Price
is 81 for adults and soc for chill.
dren.
Other ehairmen are Mrs. Mary
Sincola, kitchen; Mrs. George
Connect. dining room; Mrs. En-
erson Ort, fair; Mrs. M. M. Hol-
land, plastic booth; Mrs. Mar
garet Kemmerer, candy booth;
Mrs. Paul Riley, fish pond; Mrs.
George McCaffrey, tickets; and
Mrs. Henry O'NeilI, publicity.
Mrs. Louis Won Vile will discuss
the Christopher Movement when
the parish council of St. Mary's
church, Columbus, meets next
Tuesday, Jan. 27, in the school hall.
A social hour will follow.
The Rev. Albert Z. kessler,
pastor of Corpus Christi church,
will outline his recent trip to
Rome and the Holy Land at next
Tuesdays (Jan. 27) meeting of
the parish council of st. Christie
pfer church. Columbus. The ses-
sion is scheduled for SIS p. m.
in the parish hall
After a short business meet,
ing, refreshments will be served
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23

The election of the five vepresidents pictured above took
place Neil Columbus Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women held luncheon in their honor
The newlynamed officers who first chosen presidents of
their deneries automatically made vicepredents
of the diocesan group.
their order" the committee
body Alexander coekner pres
ident of the group.
Shown right Mrs C. l. Chute of ST. Rose parish
New Lexington Ord vepresdenf president of the
Eastern Daenery Miss Mary Louise Black of Immaculate Con-
parish Kenon; 4h president of the
Western Miss Fondriest of St. oseph parish Dover
lst vieepresden and president of the Northern DeanerY Mrs
William Femnston Holy Trinity parish Jackson, 5th
president president of the Southern DeneY and Miss Mary
Louise Hendricks ST. Msys parish Columbus 2nd veepresiden
and president of The Central Deanery.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
OF Interest To Women
BY Our Correspondents

Richard Johnson, Mrs. Anthony
Luzio, Mrs. Katherine Galuska,,
Mrs Frank Pintz, Mrs. Ernest Reed
er, Mrs. Adelaide Shaw, Miss Dor
othy Thoma, Miss Margaret Mathy
and Mrs. Bentz
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23
Emphasize Fact That 5l3 DAYS
OF Free Care Secured In 1852

ZANESvHLE-The first meeting of the year of the Advisory
Board of the Catholic Welfare Bureau of Mukngum County
held last jan IL at the office IL Fourth GAINESVILLE
reported that % children from Muskingum County
been cared for during 1852 homes institutions
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1953-01-23

1T PAYS TO PATR0NIZE
THE TIMES ADVERTISERS.
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READ THE TIMES WANT ADS.
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by Mrs. Charles Bashin and her
committee.