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Arkansas State press., 1954-04-30
Arkansas Baptist College


The college club sponsoring the college choir in concert
tonight the college auditorium 18th and Bishop streets 500
Six soos will be featured from the forty voice choir the
choir sings from its repertoire of religious classical and secu
lar This will be the last appearance of the choir
before the scheduled midwest next week. The choir
will appear in St Louis Chicago, Gary Milwaukee, and
al other midWeStern cities.
Arkansas State press., 1954-04-30
Bradley County High School,
James McGhee, reporting

am McGhee reporting ''""''
have ended Students now look
ing for examinations which will begin May H.
HONOR STUDENTS been selected as
valedcoran graduating class and Eddie Mae Koen IS
Arkansas State press., 1954-04-30

Mrs. Austin attended the MIA
conference in Little Rock, April
10,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
YOUR COUNTRY HOME
PFDW00N RAMRT,ER
74OI GRAFTON ST.
. PERKSHTRE

One blk. on Marlboro pike and 2 blks
to Mt. Calvary Church and school.
Fine corner brick rambler, having
liv. RIM. with firepl., din. rM, cleo,
kit, bedrns. and tile bath. Fuil
kit.- 3 bedrms. and bath: gas heat;
screened front porch; anchor fence
beautiful yard. Convenient to An
dreWs Field. For details, call
A. A. CAROZZA co.
24I2 Minnesota Ave. Sc. LU. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
S2175n

TRINIpAD sEcIIoN. N.E.--Yogr.unit
apt. house. Each apt. consists u
lying rn:; dining rm:: ! , Ssdym:.
FURNISHES ALL UTILITIES. Pres.
ent income. 5000 per mo. Call MH.
James, DI. 7-1656. TIL Q pm.
VIM. Calomiris Inv. Corp.
REALTORS
1919 18th st. NV. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

BE SURE TO SEE THIS
REAuTIFUL BRK. WILLIAMSBURG
home, situated on shaded. cornei
lot: large liv. srm.s with firepls com
pany-size din. rn1., gopd-size cleo
kit; screened, delightfuly cool sids
plenty Of closet space. Full bsfnt.
bufit-ir, garage. slate roof. patio
outdoor firepl. walking distance &c
public and parochial schools. *.
press bus 1 blk. Also close to excel
Shopping center. Owner says sell
Make an offer. Call JU. 1884 fol
LAUREL REALTY CO.
s720 Flower Ave-. Q. g.. ~. $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
ADELPHI-4 ACRES

This sparkling 3-bedrn..
2-bath rambler. nestled among
stately trees has lawn Lof
romp and play or quiet reti
ment. De luxe eQuippea
mi iiS ain. rm., spacious hv.
rm Nth firepl.: master bedrm.
msboe. uaneied. has separate
tiied bath and shower stan;
club rni. with flrepl.. 3Qsit.
Screened porch. Many 0tner
ana EXTRAS; garage. outplogs-
Zee TO appreciate. This close.
IN loo. viii attract the most
discriminating buyer. Ontss
$4,000. As low as So'oUV
DOWN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

FIRST SHOWING
A large 3-bedrm. bungalow. with liv
rm., full-scale dining rm.. large
kitchen, n hsmt.; hoored attic sum
Gent for Q additional bedrms. As.
sumo o CT loan Of $4,000, payable
ut S72.71 per mo-, pay all. Askint
price. S12, 800. u. EVERETT ROB'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
"A BEAUTIFUL
SUITLAND MANOR

4 apis, beautifully and tAstefuiiy
furn,; new roof and newly painted
inside and OUT; income $3.50 yrly;
should return 20ss on $1,000 down
payment. plus smertisation. Exclu-
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
ssI Z st. NV. Ma. s-es7s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
POWDER MILL ESTATES
BRICK AND CALI LIZ, E HS

This spacious custom built
rambler Is situated on q beau
klfui lot Of over u acre. THIS
outstAnding home features
oiace and huge picture win
SOW. separate dining room. 5
RrKe bedrooms with sliding
door closets, de luxe. electric
Kitchen with dishwasher. At
fsched garage, full basement.
SEneY Transferred and has
priced property for immediate
THOMAS F. HALEY
REALToR. AP. 7-s30o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

is the keynote 10
this fne white brick home with
Vermont slate root Designed for
lIlxIS) entrance hall, wide liv-
ing room with corner fireplace,
banquet dining room, two lst-
moor master bedrooms f13x20l each
and tiled bath and . modern Napa-
disposal. on the 2nd floor are stu-
dio bedroom (16x21l, bedroom tI1x
100. bedroom t13x15l. and two tiled
baths. The full basement contains
paneled recreation room t22x2Sl
with fireplace and outside entrance,
maids room and bath, 2-car built.
in garage The LIST floor Is caTpeted
throughout with new Guiistans
FriZette. !
Geo. Mason Green Co.
2039 wilson Blvd. Ari., Va.
Exclusive Agents, ia. 4-l400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
HILLTOP HOUSE

F1llLIOE I1OU0E
You'll be sitting on top OF the world
with 4 million dollar. view. A full
acre Of lawn and fruit trees, Q
roomy old Cape Cod home chuck
fun Of possibilities; 1ge.. equip. kit.
liv. rm with ffrepl.. Q hedrns. and
bath on the LIST door; 8 bedrms. and
bath up: full, dry. sround-leyel
buy In q terrific location at only
S1S. 500. For appt.. call XII
S-31OS.
Routh Robbins Realty, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
HUGH j. EECh ". -.
RTVERDALE PARK. ND
A70o QUEENSBURY kOA0
rI-N0 DOWN PAYMENT

AToe oUEENsBURY ROAD
GIWNo DOWN PAYMENT
Anyway s7b per month. Purchase
A pg,ce, $4,000. A really large
home; 8 extra large bedrms;, NOD MOD.
srnistic kit. music rnn., porenesS
Caii Mrs. Voigt, HE. 1924. Goaa
co. 10. s-6637. RE. ft 10
CT APPRovED@S12,5oo h,.,
Nrarhler with lovely rms. drepl.
within 5-min. d. c. line. Low doWi
p ayITsa r. PECK CO.. HE. 4-e4oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

COLORED - ALEXANDRIA Oh;
and 8 bedrm.. semidet brick homes:
Nv, I'm. din. rms and equipped kit,
neighborhood: low monthly pay
ment; low down payment. TE.
6-7244 or TIE. 1884. Al BAKER
az SON, INC. $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

ARLINGTON, M Sic. pbO-O Open Q to
daily t23J 18TH n. N.In-
with recreation room In hsmt.: quiet
residential area. mr.. WestcyeT shop
ping center schools. churches and
trans Excellent terms. OWNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
AURORA HILLS
0TTP REST RITY

BEVERLY HILLS
FIRST PRESENTATION
Charming white brick. on huge. Sc
cIuded, wooded lot; 1st-fOor bed,
I'm. and bath. 2 large bedrms. and
bath up. full bsmt. summer Nv
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
Lyn THOMPSON, IA. 2-2l2l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

CHERRYDALE2 blks. 10 transp.
schools and shopping: 3-bedrm
older home with Ige. entr. hall
lge. Nv. rna. left. dining room kit.
lge. bedrnl. on LIST mr.: hedrms..
nr, full bsrat.; on 6Oxla0-ft. lot
IDEAL FOR HOME AND INCOME
This house ID Ii excellent condition
Priced ct only So. 500. Call now
INSTALLER, Va. Once. IA. 5-767S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

RIvERDALE--3 bedrms.. 2 baths. 2
firepls., screened porch, equipped
kit, garage, Workshop; very pretty
lot with shade trees and flowers
preciated. Si3,500. WINSTON C.
CLAY WA 7-42o2. 30 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
HOUSES ron sALs-xA.
8 BIG " ALUJES

side ~ SIDE; can be puEchased ~
3 package. or separately. Aome'
are TWINS. Consist ,. II lss. VA lAy'
palaeIed rerr. mi. With drepl.
Ice. bedrrns,, tile bath. screeneo
porch, earAss. wide. deep, wooded
corner 40i that can be built on
$40 600 ns i1l.s tDSsy ksy -b ns5e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

HANDY MANS SPECIAL
$500 down and you haye.s home and
on End a.: rms. and den on LIST a.;
| In Q community district. Full price
only S7.250. Immediate occupancy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29

RaDfaNr yAILEY-s0 dr,.. CT. $50
mo. Brick rambler, S1l ,9s9 &c
refgrs washer. DRYER. blinds, screenss
etc. DELATHouDER, WA l-s4;s9 !
EGGS NANCE kAMBLER-GI $50
I,er mo-, incl. taxes and ms. with
small dawn payment. This lovely
S-bedrm. brick has nice fenced
ward: excel. cend. Owner will leave
many things: excel. opportunity
This YIN sell fast. Gail Mr.. Finley.
FREpERIcK REAL ESTATE. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-29
HOUSES TO BUILD

YOUR HOME BUMT on your lot,
$500 and up. Remodeling, adj
ditions, repairs. n. y. WIEDEMAN,
Phone OV. 3-177b. -4
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-04-29

BEDROOM Ost, mahogany, cost eo0O
81; kitchen cabinet, 81. rsfF4gsras0r.
gas range, SIS each; old but good.
Other items, moving to California.
Gil. 1852 after 8 p. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-04-29

G;E stove. stratOliner. like new. Call
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-04-29

Open Q n. N. 5 p. M. MonduY thru rridaY
interviewing Hours 9 "A. M to 2 P. NJ
AHer 2 p. M. and Evenings by Appointment Only
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-04-29

DOUBLE bed and dresser, good con.
dition, a real buy, SIS. EV. l-6975.
RUG, 9x15, green cotton, thick Ozite
padding, with hall strip, $95. w.
1-5307
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-04-29

TV mahogany console, 1874 inch, $50;
davenport, rose channel back. so.
Ii. 1-76B9.
BEST wringer washer ever made, ABC
white tub, excellent condition. EV.
1-1046.
DINING table, 8 chairs, buffet, ei6.
BOT Medford I'd. OFF Noble, EV.
l-467l after p. m.
BREAKFAST set, 2 bedroom sets,
davenport, glassware, lamps. 1890
Colt, Ii. 1896, moving to Florida.
The echo., 1954-06-01
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. STATE OF

I Commissioner co certify
that the the
named aterua order filed with This Mop the condition
OF said the day q December, 1883
VA!.TFR DILL r-tvIS
e. Commissioner
The echo., 1954-06-01
BUSINESS IN MISSISSIPPI IN l9s;

Total Benefit Certificates in force December 81 1882
as per last Statement No 995 Amount
Total Benefit Certificates force December 81, 1858,
No 1920, Amount
per last Statement No. 995, Amount ------------
Received during the year from members in Mississippi
PRESIDENT-W B need - SECRETARY-S.
Home Ofice-409 25th Ave, Meridian Miss.
General Agent Service State Insurance Commissioner
The echo., 1954-06-01
BUSINESS IN MISSISSIPPI m !esa

during r
PRESIDTNT-G D. Cotton so AEYN. L. Larkn
Home Offce-2593 Fifth Meridian, Miss.
Jackson,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT STATE or MISSISSIPPI
Walter Dell Davis hereby certify
that the
named fratea filed this condition
Of sad order the 3tst day c December, 1869.
WALTER DEt-. DAT-Is
Ccpcmis of Irsy
The echo., 1954-06-01

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The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

sins-can and Bottle Of the Clan
HIGH LIFE and they said that
there were a LOT Of outings"
they'd like to be invited-and a
Iotts people they'd like to meet.
So, because they're National
Champions of oUality"-and trU-
Iy fine-wculd like to suggest
thar you remember their name
"MlLLER'S".
You really don't have to meet
them both af onee-'eause either.
Cousin Can or Cousin Bottle con-
tain that same refreshing huhbIy
beverage which is famous for be-
ing so very goed-icy cold, that
is! u is important though TO re.
member their nams-MlLLER'S
Of the clan-HlGH LIFEl
= = - = :
My Red Shawl tells me that uI
Atlanta way at the Municipal Au,
ditorium they saw Miss Lorine'
Thompson Cor rather, Miss Caro-
line") at the Southeastern Gift
Show. Then she visited her bro
ther, Tom Carter and of course
returned to Our Town to find the
bees had really taken over.
Incidentally-there's still quite s
bit of honey there, but they sure
did have to do a minor wreckinl
job to clean it up-and they didn't
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

Marianne (who is marvellous at
securing tickets, and planning
trips) Of simens's Travel Tours.
$40 Soufhard, and yours truly
have decided to take the HAPPY
HOLIDAY GRAND TOUR OF
THE CARIBBEAN VIA EAST
ERN AIR LINES! This is truly
. gIamovrovs. and not too sx-
pensiye . vacation for girls with
jobs.
We shall visit San Juan. ST.
Thomas, Haiti and Jamaica and
will be gone for fifteen days and
fourteen nights! Everything -
service and ACCOMMODATIONS will
be first class. And as an indiea.
tion Of the marvellous hotels we
shall stay at--mvst mention the
magnificent, gorgeous and pala-
tial carihs Hilton AZ San Juan,
which really transeends all the
glowing and remarkable things
you've heard about II.
Our HAPPY HOLIDAY CA
RiBBEAN TOUR will include the
FRENCH atmosphere Of Haiti
which Is . cool and aevtainoUs
country. Then we'll switch to the
customs and influence OF the
BRITISH which Is prevalent in
Jamaica and to round out our
contact with the continental in
fIvsnes-wlthevt crossing the At.
iantie-we'Il find the SPANISH
and PORTUGUESE ways In Pver-
10 Rice.
Then, " we feel . bit home
sick for Our Town-and parsleu.
larly for those who ysarn Of yes
fsrYsar Is u was here-thsre's
the Virgin Islands, v. S. A.
Can you imagine . more HAP
PY HOLIDAY - and even the
price Is . Joyous ens-$2I3.o0.
plus tFanspertaiienl
so-sss Simens's Tovrs-fer
your vacation summer spree
and by flying Esstsrn-on this
Caribbean TovF-yov can really
say-yev'vs had . HAPPY HoL-
IDANl
= . - = =
OPEN NOTE TO: My boss-am
not really planning to whip off on
a Caribbean Tour-but sure had a
lot of fun-thinking and writing of
it! So did Marianne-but alas -
there's work to do-and we both
love ours! But, It's a glorious trip!
= . - = =
Ran into MlLLER'S little eov.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

can lend an air and elegance to
your dinner - cause that's the
price Of the Sea Servers - six
darling little shells on which to
serve shrimp, etc. with tiny
glass cups nestled in the side
for the spicy ssUeel
And another thing must Just
fell you of - set Of four "fin-
geTfip" guest towels which are
heavy black linen with . white
panel running down fhe middle
on which are handpainfsd fish,
lobster etc. The edges are
frinsed and they're truly hand.
some.
After tried on some Of the
extraordinary and also beautiful
earrings, reluctantly left this
large, and beautiful Gift House
which has so many, many uni.
que and marvellous Gift items
from the very inexpensive TO the
otherwise!
= = -
My Red Shawl tells me that
Maggie and Bob Hexanbaugh' s
handsome four months old boy
was born on st. Patrick's Day.
However, the Hexanbaughs didn't
want to be too obvious about this
birth date-and so they named
him-Mike!
s. = =
BrUnehing, lUnching or dining
st the Sun and Sand Beach Club
thead for the AsIanfic-down
Simonfon turn LEFT) means
that you'll not only enjoy super
latiVe meals, but you'll get TO
meet George KeYes and that, IN
clue you Is . marvellous expert.
ence cause he has a swell sense
Of hUmor tifs a bit different.
tool.
Yes, because Of George and his
gracious wife EIsie's wonderful
personalities the Sun and Sand
Beach Clubs definitsly-one of
Our Towns most popular render
VeUs for-breakfast - IUnch-or
dinner!
- - = =
OPEN NOTE TO: Grace Crosby
was sure nice meeting you and
learning more of the many COM
munity projects in Our Town. My
Red Shawl tells me of the fine
work you do. Also-may l stop by
and see how the "Shuttles" were
converted into dormers?
Was little puzzled about "shut-
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

Some time ago, Wally Cox ap-
peared in an obscure spot on a
radio show, and yours truly was
fortunate enough to have heard it.
Have never forgotten twas that
good. Seems as If he told the story
of fictional character by the
name of buffalo" or perhaps it
was "Doofoe'.
Anyway, this lad had q series of
horrible misadventures-and after
each one, the line-''But that Dufo
always smiling"-and then would
begin another in the long line of
catastrophes.
1t was truly one of the most hui
man and hilarious sketches-and
of course, Wally Cox has since
achieved fame-with the same type
humor he uses as ''Mr. Peppers"
of TV.
And so it is that yours truly
seems to be "always smiling" in
print, but gosh. the shops are so
wonderful and the people SO swell
how can one be other than cheer
full?
Also-it is always an especial
joy, when covering the buying beat
to just sit and observe the great
interest-the courtesy and most
important-the time taken with
each and every customer-regard-
less of the size of purchase-or,
for that matter-if they buy at all.
IT'S really wonderful!
And-so, won't you pull up the
other chair (my shops seem to be
always equipped with at least two
arrangements for sitting DOWN.
and watch with me-and see that
truly-there is no need to leave
Our Town--to shop
= = - = =
Just eouldn't stand the sUs.
penss and had to peek st some
Of the items selling for FIFTY
CENTS found in the Grab Bag
at the Cir House which Is dia.
sonally across from the Post Of
flee.
VALUES ExTRAoRpINAR.
lREl And howl Found . set Of
those goTssovs svnbvrst wall
eandeIelabrs - . stunning hand.
bag - and yov're likely to get
. buy Of . lifetime for only fifty
cents out Of the Grab Bag at the
Gift House.
Whilst there saw another
terrific buy! For only $7.SS yev
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

find bees-but a chicken snake
Now, we can do that old one
which came first-the bees or the
Snake-but you say it is obvious
well, is it????
= = -
Ut you would TO Donlad's
Beauty Shop 90
You1l be pretty enough 10
catch yevr heavl
. = - =
Well, tits a lovely day tomor.
row" is an old cliche - and one
which yours truly refutes - cause
tbs tres earleeee of a Friday morn
and the crisp, cool breeze is hea-
venly.
May you all have a weekend
as lovely. Don't forget Sunday is
worship time, Laugh - enjoy YOUR.
selves and perhaps I'll meet YOU
In the shops - or if not there -
rlght here - again on Tuesday
TIL then - AU REVoIR, Jeanne.
te (adv't.)
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

KEY notes: The lady crossing
Southard, at Duval on Saturday
evening about 7:O5 pm. who had
the wonderful idea of wearing her
good looking flower earrings-on
the tops of her ears!
= = - ID
Stopped by Fausfo's Food Pal.
ace, 522 Fleming and Just stuck
my face in that good homemade
potato salad. Saw - one dozen
eggs Bit Of green pepper -
plckIs-ceIery - salt - pepper
"a IeetIe celery seed and Of
course, some potatoes. Really
did so-'eaUse Carl gave me q
dab on . piece Of paper and with
out a fork-how else could l eat
it?
While | was doing This (cheap
lunch, sh7l the idea came TO me,
that taking ths family on q pic
mic is usually no picnic for de
Momma cause she's usually OK.
havstsd Just fixing the chow.
Your Friendly Fauste's has .
perfect solution to such geinss
on. There's the good, fresh poss.
to sslsd-thsrs's ham Beautifully
baked with cloves and cherries
and pineapple ~ there's tiny,
plump bsT.b-qusd chickens turn
cd slowly and cooked perfectly
on HE retisssTs-and Of course,
the ordinary picnic items-so,
MothsF-yov toe can be happy ss
. lark On . pieMe-by skipping
10 Favsto's and thUs-skippins
the cooking. loh, Anne, forgive
me for that one-glsd 10 hear
you're feeling hsttsrlI
. = - = =
Met Pauline Carlson who is one
of the County Public Health Nurses
and she was wearing the best look
ing blue and white striped uniform.
Imagine my glee when l dis
covered that it had been designed
and made by Edna of the Mar-Ed
Shop. Seems as if this is the only
county in Florida where the Pub
lie Health Nurses have their own
uniform! Sorry ! didn't get to
meet the other three gals - but
here's DIAMONDS for the good
and worthwhile job they do.
Incidentally, in case you think
the County is getting frivolous with
the money-the gals buy their own.
However, it's wonderful idea and
the nurses look neat and Mar.Ed
sure did swell job!
= = - = =
A bit Of ieWeIrY always brings
the sparkle 70 . gals eyes, 70.
sardlsss Of age. A tiny ring for
the young tot-a necklace for the
tssn.ass sirl-eostvme iswslrY
for your wife Tor, one Of those
Keepsake Diamonds ia wrist
watch for your mother
Johnson's JsweIrY Shop, ga
DvVal Street have Just HE "isw-
eIsd remembrance" for The Ia
dies in your family! A fine vari-
cry and selection Of handsome
iewsIrY beth expensive and in.
expensive Is featured at-Jehn.
sons!
= = - = e
My Red Shawl tells me that
Leila who was born in Bolivia and
her father, Bill Inslee who is Hon
orary Bolivian Consul here flew
the flag a deux at lunch last Fri
day in celebration Of that country's
Day.
The Key West citizen., 1954-08-13

My Red Shawl tells me that
Leila who was born in Bolivia and
her father, Bill Inslee who is Hon
orary Bolivian Consul here flew
the flag a deux at lunch last Fri
day in celebration Of that country's
independence Day.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-11
Patterson Breakfast Set
AT ST. Mary. GrOveport

GR0VEPORT - All the men of
st. Mary parish have been invited
to attend the annual Patterson
Breakfast which will be held after
Mass on Sunday, June 13 Mem
bers Of the Altar Society will pre-
pare and serve the meal.
Survivors: his wife, Elizabeth one
daughter, and one brother.
MATTEY, William, 81, June 4,
st. Nicholas Church.
BUTLER, Donald e., 81, 1896
Geers Ave, Columbus, June 5, Cor
pus Christi Church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-11

monies, and Monsignor John j.
Murphy, chaplain of Our Lady Of
Mercy School, Granville, will
preach the sermon.
A reception will be held at Hon.
ka's Provincial House, 4040 E.
Broad St, from three until five
o'clock in the afternoon on June
20. Solemn Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament will be held in
the evening at 7:30 at Holy Rosary
church. Father Vogel will be assist
ed by Father George Buchanan,
diocesan notary; Father George
Schorr, vice-chancellor, and Father
Richard Dodd, diocesan director of
youth activities.
Father Vogel, the son of Mr..
Frank H. Vogel, 247 S. Ardmore
Rd., Columbus, and the late Mrs.
Alice Albright Vogel, attended Ho-
ly Rosary grade school and st.
Charles Preparatory School and
graduated from Xavier University,
Cincinnati, in 1912. He entered the
Society of Jesus in 1943.
During the course of his studies,
Father Vogel did graduate work in
biology at Loyola University, Chi
cago, and was awarded Doctorate
in 1851.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1954-06-11
Columbus Native
To Be Ordained
Jesuit, June Ia

The Reverend Philip H. Vogel of
the Society of Jesus will be ordain-
ed Monday, June IA by Archbishop
Paul c. Schultz of Indianapolis, at
West Baden College, the Jesuit the
illogical school in southern Indiana.
Twenty-three fellow Jesuits will
be ordained with Father Vogel.
Father Vogel will celebrate his
First Solemn High Mass at Holy
Rosary church, Columbus, Sunday,
June 20, at 1890 am. Monsignor
Herman E. Mattingly will act as as
sistant priest; Father Francis X.
Schweitzer, assistant pastor at st.
Mary church, Columbus, and Fa-
ther James Kulp, diocesan director
of the Society for the Propagation
of the Faith, will serve as deacon
and sub-deacon, respectively; Fa-
ther James Carroll, assistant chan
cellor, will serve as master of eere-
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gregation. Dominic, born at Riva
in northern Italy on April 2, 1912,
died Of pneumonia at the age Of
is
Maria Crocifissa di Rosa f1813-
So was born at Brescia Of wealthy
and reverent parents. Educated by
the Sisters of Visitation, she left
the convent school at IL to take
over the direction of her fathers
silk factory. Capable and prudent
in her business duties. she worked
for the spiritual as well as the ma
terial welfare of her workers. In
the cholera epidemic of 1886,
when many victims we're abandon
ed by those who feared contagion,
she came to the aid of the sick.
Out of this heroic work came the
beginning of the Congregation of
the Handmaids of Charity, which
she founded in 1889.
Peter Chanel (1303-4D was born
in France. He was a contemporary
and fellow diocesan priest of St.
John Vianney, the Cure of AIRS, be-
fore becoming one of the first 20
Marist priests to be professed and
one of the first to be sent to the
Pacific Islands of Oceania. After
only three years on the island of
Fortuna, the S8-year-old missionary
was axed to death in his hut.
Before his death, results of his
work had seemed pififullY mea.
ger. Afterward, within three
years, his entire island became