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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

voice in the world to whose high
wisdom those, too, may turn with
objective Difference who do moi
have the gift Of religious faith. .
Mr. Gronchi spoke about the
function Of state based on law as
the impartial guardian of the
rights of all, Of freedom and OF
the citizens equality before the
law. He then referred Immediately
to the urgent political and social
needs toward which a democracy
must be directed if it wants tc
survive.
II was in this connection that
Mr.. Gronehi referred TO the
Pope's May Day warning that no
law and no institutional reform
can bring any good "if the ordi.
nary man lives in fear Of coming
under an arbitrary rule, and
does not succeed in freeing him.
self from the feeling that he is
subject to the good and bad will
of those who apply fhe laws, or
Of those who, as public officials.
direct the institutions aid or
gsnizafions; il he pereeives that,
in daily life, all depends on the
connections which he unlike
ofhers-perhsps, does not have;
IL he suspects that behind fhe
external show Of what is called
state, there is hidden the unsnip-
Ula'ions Of powerfully organized
groups"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
THE CATHOLIC TINES
Friday, May 90, 1855

ty newspaper. made no immediate
comment on Mr.. Gronchi's speech,
confining itself to printing . reSu.
ME Of 1t on the front page. In fact.
at least up to the time the Presi.
dent took his oath of office, 0sser-
vatore had in no way commented
editorially on Gronchis election.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
Examination of Conscience Is
Psychiatric Aid, PreIate Says
Archbishop Cushing Asks Catholic Daughters
OF America to Know God. Self. Christ

BOSTON - (NC) = Anyone serve as his own psy-
charst to extent Bosons Archbishop Richard Cushing
told the Catholic Daughters of America evening Mass
in the Cathedral of the Holy Cross here.
There would be much less need for professional psy-
chiatrc treatment if people would get down their
knees before God and carry out in simplicity and humility
this helpful spiritual exercise known the examination of
conscience :" the Archbishop said
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
Akron Carmelite TO Hold
Cana Conference Sunday

MT. VERNON-Father Mario l.
Dittami, o. Carm., of the Carmelite
House of Studies in Akron, will con.
duct a Cana Conference Sunday,
May %, beginning at l p. m. in
St. Vincent de Paul Church. Cath
Ollie and non-C Catholic husbands and
wives in the diocese are invited.
Father Dittami is noted for his
Cana Conference work and is the
author of several pamphlets on the
proper preparation for marriage.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

Sister Mary Urban, O.S.F., a for
mer teacher at Rosary High School
for 18 years, observed her 25th an
niversary as Sister of st. Fran
els of Penance and Christian Char
ity on May ID.
Sister Urban, native of Somer-
set, o., is currently teaching at
Rosary Hill College, Buffalo, NY.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

CARTHAGE - Father John j.
Benson, S.J., president of ST. Xav-
ier High School, Cincinnati, has
announced the purchase of 51-acre
tract in carthage on which a new
high school will De erected upon
completion of subscription cam
paign.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

The Archbishop said that Catho-
lies are called the faithful be-
cause their attachment to the
Church means that we treasure
as our most priceless possession
the eternal truths upon which the
organization of the Church is
founded, because the teachings
which we accept on the authority
of God are the invisible force be-
hind everything we do, because
the Church to which we belong is,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
LtaIy's President Quotes PontiffI
To Define OlCn Responsibilities

ROME = NC = Shouts of viva il Papa interrupted
the inaugural address of ays president Giovanni Gron-
chi when he quoted the Pope May Day discourse define
the nature and responsibilities of his presidential office
Even the communists and socialists rose to their feet
appaudng after Mr. Gronch had cited the most auhortive
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
P.T.A. NOTES

Mrs. Thomas Duckworth is the
new president of the st. Ladislaus
parish PTA. Other newly-elected
officers include Mrs. Warren Mar
shall, vice-president; Mrs. John
Botchie, secretary, and Mrs. John
Szabo, treasurer.
Members OF the PTA will spon-
sor coffee social, Sunday, May %,
at 2:30 pm. in the school hall, 277
Reeb Ave. The school children will
provide the entertainment for the
affair The public is invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

DOVER - Mrs. Michael Franz
will be hostess to the Our Lady
of Fatima Study Club Thursday
evening, May 26.
At the groups last meeting in
the home of Mrs. ]. Burkey, New
PhiIa d e lphia, "The Life of
Christ" by Father Isidore
O'Brien, 0.F.M., was discussed.
Mrs. Louis Endres was elected
to serve as secretary-treasurer
of the group.
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Then Mr.. Gronchi continued.

No other words could more ex-
actly define the nature and the
responsibility of my mandate re
garding the full observance of II
aly's Constitution They give a
concrete and urgent meaning to
my oath of office"
Mr. Gronchi's address, which
called for closer teamwork be-
tween government and the forces
of labor" closed as follows: MAY
God enlighten and aid our labors. .
OSseyUutore Romano, Vatican CT
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

Mrs. George Fulcher has been
elected president of the st, Au-
gustine parish Council of Cath
olic Women. other new officers
include Mrs. F. Benadum, vice
president; Mrs. John Wise, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Clara Hess, treas
urer. Members of the council
will receive Communion at the
eight o'clock Mass Sunday. The
next meeting of the group will
be held Wednesday, May Is, at
800 pm, in the school annex.
Women of the parish are invited
to attend the meetings.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20
Of Interest
To Women

A May crowning will highilght
the May "a meeting of the st.
Christopher parish Council OF
Catholic Women. The program
which will begin at 800 pm, will
also feature special music by the
eighth grade students. Refresh
ments will be served following the
business meeting. Mrs. Charles Am.
icon is social chairman. All women
of the parish are invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

NEW PHILADELPHIA - New
officers of the Sacred Heart PTA
were installed at the May meeting,
which was conducted by retiring
president, Mrs. Charles Cardani
Mrs. Russell Mulady presided at
the installation ceremonies for the
following officers: Mrs. Frank
Destefani, president; Gerald He'll,
vice-president; Mrs. John Bober,
secretary, and Mrs. Andrew Yosick,
treasurer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

September. A gift was present
ed to B. F. Brehl, outgoing presi-
dent, and new officers were in
stalled. First, second and third
grade pupils entertained the
guests. Co-chairmen in charge of
the event were Mrs. Thomas
Shelton and Mrs. Kenneth Grier.
AT the conclusion of the pro.
gram, a cub scout troop was or
ganized with G. J. Nugent, chair
man, assisted by Thomas Hamil-
ton and Edward Kiefer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

COSH0CTON-A covered dish
supper attended by 180 persons
was the feature of the recent Sa-
cred Heart PTA meeting, the fl.
nal meeting of the group until
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-05-20

The women of st. Gabriel parish
are making preparations for a
smorgasbord dinner to be served
Sunday, May q, from 100000 p.
m. at the parish hall, 2112 Mock
Rd. Mrs. Helen Stingley is chair
man for the event, assisted by Mrs.
Press Southworth. Mrs. Dan Muir
ply is in charge of publicity and
tickets.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
Bride fleet Honored
A. Personal Shower

Mrs, Elizabeth A. James. 2202
18th Az y, was the charming hos
tess at q personal shower hOnorinR
bride-elect. Miss JAcqueiine q.
Watson ON Friday evening. No
yember II.
The autumn motif was carried
out In decorations. Center Of at
traction was the serving table
which was arranged aroand q CEN
terpiece Of NUNS. bittersweet and
autumn leaves. which enhanced
ths beauty of the setting
The evening was spent playing
various games. Miss Dolores
Grigaby was awarded tho door
prize
The h0norec was the recipient
of many beautiful and useful gifts
Guests present were the Mines
Mary Ann Nelson. Bsneva Walker.
the Misaes Dolores Grigaby. Carol
Watson. Dorothy Jones. Ruby
jackson and Jacqueline Smith
GiftA we're sent by many friends
who could not attend.
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AFRICAN KING THANKS
Bfl0luM GROUP POR
AIDING MS COUNTRY

Nyundo. RuAnda. Central Africa
AMP This United Nations
trust territory will receive techni.
cal help from Bishop Louis Ker,
hofs Of tho Roman Catholic do
ccae OF ILeRe. Belgium. who re,
Gently adopted the territory ~ his
favorite mission.
The bishop win send technicianA
TO the area. who will serve free
under bishop Louis Birigumwani
native born Vicar Apostolic of
Of Nyundo, The diocese has 70. 900
Catholics out Of . population of
ts8. 900.
Meanwhile. King Charles Nut,
ara OF Ruanda IL not taking Dish
op Kerhora generosity for grant
oil Recently the monarch travelled
TO Belgium To personally thank the
prelate
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ZION BAPTIST

Rev. II. w. Bolts Sr.. brought
the morning message taking his
tevxt from Ps. 46:l, God Is our
refuge and strength, a very pres
ent help in time OF trouble" Rev
Bolts said that when our bur
dens are heavy and we are In dis.
tress. we can always look to Christ
who Ii our refuge and strength. He
further stated, Every Christian
has problems. however. there Is ar
inner source from which we car
draw in time Of need and that Is
Christ Jesus"
The Senior and Young People,
Choir provided music directed by
Willie b. Hale. Jerry Bryant was
guest solotst.
Mrs. Alice Nash. Mrs. Annie
Johnson, Mrs. Nellie Johnson and
Mrs. Lonnie Brown united with
the church on Christian expert
ence. also Charles Young
Following the morning service
dedication services for all cap.
stains, and workers OF the Every
member canvass were conducted
God The Great Commander, .
was the subject Rev. Charles s
Jones chose for the evening wor,
ship service. taking his scripture
from Ps. 80 SO. He brought a very
inspiring and uplifting message.
Visitors today were Mrs. Letitia
Sheppard. Bloomdale, Ind. Mrs
Dorothy Whitaker. Davis Eddy
and Rev. Wilson and Joseph Lew,
Is, all OF Minneapolis.
Our sick and shut-ins are i'm.
proving. Continue to pray for
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
Gus SCOUTS ENTERTAIN
PARENTS AND FRiGNDs

Pack 70. Cub Scouts, sponsored
by the Maxfleld TTA met on FRI
day. November at the school and
entertained parents and friends
with q variety Of HkitA, songs and
an exhibitions Of their handlcrafts.
Following tho program. Alexan-
der Jordan. oubmaater presented
awards earned by tho boys, Appre-
citation was Expressed by scout
leaders for the parents present
and an appeal by scout leaders
was made for additional den
mothers There are over 30
boys now registered In tho
pack.
Den mothers Of the pack present
were tho Mines Irma Sims, Helen
Coins. Helen Burkcy, Devaughnia
Scott and Ermoyie Boyd
Greetings were Expressed by l..
", BOYD. the committee chairman.
Donald Roman. assistant cub mas
ter and DR. Floyd Massey. Jr,.
president Of the Maxfinid T'TA.
Frank 8chlne. a member OF the
COMMITTEES, presented a fund rails
Ing project which will include the
sale OF Christmas cards and toys
A meeting OF den mothers was
held on wednesday. November o
ut the homo Of Mrs. Helen Coins.
500 Fuller Az. New den mothers
present were tho Mines. Virginia
Brown. Josephine INN. Queen
Esther Taylor and Emma Lou
Light.
Also present were tho Mines.
Helen Burkey and Ermoyie Boyd.
Alexander Jordan, cub master, l..
E. Boyd. committee chairman and
Donald Roman. assistant cub mas.
ter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
Mottie Hence Opens
New Barbecue On
Fifth Az, A. FrunkIin

Mrs Matte =. Hence. 1928 18th
Ave So. announced recently the
opening Of the Calypso Barbecue
at F1fth Ave. = and Franklin.
Mrs Hence WAS formerly ON.
ploysd at Donaldson's department
store where she won several hon
orS as a sales woman,
She came 10 Minneapolis In 1850
from Jackson Michigan where
she operated n reStaurant bust
ness In her present location. Mrs.
Hence says she will feature the
beat In quality foods, The spacious
dining room which seats more
than 20 persons In completely A.
side from the barbecue pit and the
adjoining kitchen. This location
prevents odors from the kitchen
penetrating clothing Of customers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
RoBGRT JOHNSON, 81
YEARS Old, DIES

Robert Johnson sr. IS. $50
Seventh Az, ~. died Friday. No
vembrr II at HIS home following a
brief illness.
Mr.. Johnson was born In Annis-
ton. Ala. and had lived In Mime.
apolis for 30 years
Surviving are a daughter. Mrs
Bertha Johnson Smith. two Aons.
Robert Jr,. and Romaine Johnson
and four grandchildren, all Of Min.
neapolIs
Funeral services were held AT
2 ., M. Monday. November 10 at
Zion Baptist church with Rev ~
w Bolts officiating. Burial was In
Crystal Lake Cemetery.
Woodland Funeral Home was In
charge Of tho service
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
Saint povI Urban
League President
Nos Busy Schedule

Mrs. Lillian Baienger. president
Of the 81. Paul Urban League
guild and who In also national
president Of tho Council Of Urban
League guilds has busy sched-
ule.
She In serving on ths Thanks
giving Day association composed
OF 30 SANITY city organizations
which seeks 10 have the annual
holiday observed "relIgiously and
periodically"
This year Mrs. Baiengsr said
the association Ii putting parti.
cular emphaAls on the display OF
the nag.
Mrs. Balengcr will be among
those who viii pour tea at the
Thanksgiving Guilds annual silver
tea In benefit OF Our Lady Of Good
Counsel Cancer Home from 10
7 p. m. Sunday, Nov, 20 at st.
wiIhslmina'A club. 323 summit.
The group II composed Of women
from the Protestant. Catholic and
Jewish faiths.
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". q. s. Weber Attends
District nanfnl ninnar

Among 81. Paul dentists attend,
ing the Saint Paul District Dental
meeting held on Tuesday. Noysm.
Der 8 In 81. Paul Athletic Club
was DR. Earl q. Weber.
Gusat speaker at the affair was
DIR. Vernon ID. e. Smith who talk,
ed on "Safan with Q Camera In.
TO the World Of Skiing. Hunting
and Fishing Included on his pro,
gram were ths latest films from
his travels Into the great out.
doors. DIR. Smith. an outstanding
surgeon. In noted also for his
lectures and movies OF q variety
Of outdoor sports
The 81. Paul District Denta
Society was host 10 the Mime.
apolls District The meeting wa,
well attended by members Of this
profession.
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MT. OIIyET BAPTIsT

Rev n. q. Harris, assistant pas
tor. read the morning scripture
job 3i:i-it and offered prayer
UAing tho subject Face To Facs
With God" Rev H. II. Hunter de.
livered the morning message. us
ing As his text Job 3l:i4
Music was furnished by tn.
GOsper Chorus and Mems Chorus
The evening worship service WA
under the auspices OF the Board oi
Christian Education. Illustrating
his lecture. Rev Joseph I. Chap
man, showed pictures OF his triT
10 Europe
Music for the evening was BY
the the Senior Choir.
The Mines NJ. Il. bell. J. FIagan
Louise Wilson and =. Smith repre-,
sented Mt Ohvet at the ~. Pau
Baptist women's Union meeting
held at Park Az. Baptist church
on November sth.
Rev, and Mrs. Hunter returned
from tho MidweStsru Bible In,
Stitutc OF the Five States conven.
ton which was held In Des Moines
Ia. lie brought US some OF the
highhghts OF the meeting
Keep In mind the union Thanks.
giving service at 81. James AME
church. Dale ST and w. Central
Az. November - at 8 p. M
Church Reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST

For the wages OF sin 10 death,
but the gift OF God Is eternal life
through Jesus Christ our Lord.
Romans 6:23, was the text used
by our minister, Rev. l. c. Harris.
at the morning service. Sunday
November Is. His subject was.
Five Things That God Does Not
Know" We have all been taught
that God knows all things. but our
minister proved by the scripture
that there were five things that
God didn't know. The message was
enjoyed by all and one that we
shall never forget.
The choir rendered beautiful
music. Mrs. Harris, wife of our
minister. sang one Of our favorite
solos, Prayer Changes Things"
There were two added 10 the
fold and accepted by Christian ex'
perience. Moses Carr and X. l..
Began, formerly Of Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church OF this city.
At the evening service the Royal
Jubileers together with the Jube-
let's rendered music In songs.
Three new members were added
10 the fold on Christian expert
ence. They were Miss Johnnie
Pearl Loud. Friendship Baptist
church. Caster. La. Miss June
welcher OF Shiloh Baptist church.
Trenton, N. J. and Miss Delena
Jean Singleton of West Tabernacle
Baptist church, Beaumont, Tex.
We thank the Lord for the add
tons.
Rev Z. z. Byrd OF Bethesda
brought the morning message on
Sunday, November 8. His subject
was. BE Strong and Of Good
Courage" The message was en-
joyed by all. There was one new
member, Mrs. Velma Carr OF PHI
grim Rest Baptist church, Min
neapolis. added TO the fold.
Rev Harris. with delegates, Al
bert Clark and wife, Mrs. Clark.
Timothy Bender and Mrs. Harold
Adams attended the institute in
Des Moines. In. and report a won
derflIl trip.
Friendship worshipped with st.
Paul church of God in Christ FRI
day night. November IL and had a
wonderful time In the Lord.
on Novemberi7. Friendship will
worship with the Peace Church
Of God in Christ. st. Paul Rev Il,
Isabel is pastor.
Friendship will celebrate Its
first anniversary on November
n, for both the church and the
pastor. The Lord has added 1873
members to Friendship In one
year. We thank the Lord, Surely
He Is on our side.
All visitors are welcome at
Friendship. -- Mrs. bessie Belfrey.
reporter.
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Twin City
Church NeUs

Is, at 7:3O p. m. the Border choir
viii sponsor q Pot Luck dinner
for its members. All members are
asked to be present
Remember TO thank God on
Thanksgiving Day for His many
blessings. Borders Thanksgiving
Day Service viii be at IL g. m.
Members remember TO give your
support TO the Building Fund and
all events sponsored by the Build
ing Fund Committee.
Misfortune often befalls our
loved ones Let us offer a helping
hand and a prayer TO Mr.. and Mrs,
Webb OF 1929 Third Av. s.. whose
home caught fire last Saturday
afternoon.
In closing. do you agree? BE
strong: We are not here to dream,
TO drift, We have hard work to dc
and loads to Lft"-Harry DAVIS
reporter.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
Deaeoosss Board Eetes
Mrs. Lydio Brown
On Hev Birthduy

A surprise birthday party was
given by the Deaconess board OF
Pilgrim Baptist church on Friday
November IL in honor OF Mrs
Lydia Brown, chairman OF the
board, following a regular meet.
ing held In the church parlor,
Mrs Brown was presented with
several lovely gifts from the
group, Cakes for the occasion were
baked by Sydney Williams and
Mrs Callle Murray.
Other members OF the board
present were the Mines. Carrie
Williams. Regina Morris. Josephine
Jordan. Alberta Bell. Estella Dor.
scy. Ruby Grant. Jeanetta Knott,
Anna Banks. Eunice Gray and Eff.
rie Wills.
Also present were Or. Floyd
Massey. Jr. and Deacons l. n.
Tarver and A. w. Jordan.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
MRS. GRACE sGEBER
BURIED NOVEMBER IS

Services for Mrs. Grace Sseber.
10, 1908 OBrisn Place, who died
at her home Saturday. November
~, were held at I p, M. Tuesday.
November 10. At the Woodland
Funeral Chapel. Rev Charles NJ.
Sexton. pastor Of Border Metho-
dist church offieiAted.
Mrs. Seeber. u native OF Mlasis-
sippl. had tved In Minneapolis for
81 years, She had been In alIing
health for some time.
Survivors include her husband.
william ~ Seebsr. one daughter,
Mrs, stella Gates: three grand.
children. Arthur Oates Jr.. Ciar.
ence Gates and Mrs Stella BuEgI
and two great grandchildren.
Richard Gates and Sharon Buggs
Burial was In NJ. Smelling Ma
tlonaI Cemetery with Woodland
Funeral Home In charge Of ar
rangementa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
BORDER METHODIST

Send forth thy spirit o Lord
our God eternal. And let the face
Of earth be renewed"
Human CONSULTATIONS" was the
subject OF Rev. Charles NJ. Sex
tons morning message. scripture
from Daniel II The message turn
ed on the light for many OF us
who are still in darkness. What
a glorious world we would have
II all of Va would make prayer a
habit and not just a special oc-
casion. for the greatness OF Gods
works outshines any one thing He
has created.
Remember the sick. the tin
and the afflicted with your pray
ers and gifts. II was good to see
Mrs. Denny at church after her
illness.
Visitor was Fred Ewing Visit
tors are always welcome at Bor-
der.
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service met at the church on
Monday night November II.
On Friday evening. November
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-11-18
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Gospel Choral Union To 30 -.
Presented In Musical
Sunday, November 40

The Educational Scholarship
Committee OF the Senior Mission
airy Society Of Zion Baptist church
IL presenting this Minneapolis Cos
pei Choral Union In q great must
cal. Sunday. November 20. at 7:45
p. m. at the church.
Some Of the newest numbers
just off the press will be featured
on the program.
The public Ia invited.
Mrs. Wayne Lyle u president
Of the society; Mrs. Elizabeth
Rodgers IL general chairman and
Mrs. A. w. Ross is mistress Of
ceremonies. Mrs. Bessie Gresham
is preAidsnt OF the Union and VIII
lie u. Hale IL director.