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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-30
RECEIVERS FROM
HEART ATTACK

Frank Stone is recovering at his
home on West High Street after
recent heart attack. He spent two
weeks in Mt. Carmel Hospital and
VII be confined TO his home for
one time vet.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-30

Traffic accidents in Ohio during
October caused 224 deaths, 6,876
injuries and property damage of
SAT million. This was Ohio's rec
ord of death, injury, and destruc-
ton as the result of traffic mis-
haps for only 81 days.
The 224 persons killed in traffic
crashes during October was the
highest death toll for any one
month so far in 1855. The October
death rate was 209o above the 1856
traffic deaths recorded for the
same month last year.
For ten months of 1855 highway
deaths now total 1880, an increase
of 7es over the 1924 deaths in the
same 1854 period. If this Upward
trend continues, the 1855 traffic
death toll may be the highest for
any year in the past decade.
The 6,876 injuries in October ac-
cidents set a new monthly injury
toll for 1855. For ten months of
this year injuries now total 57,099.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-12-30

knowledge of what life is like for
the average European.
This is the second annual tour
of Europe sponsored by the Col
lege under the leadership of the
Martins who have made extensive
visits to Europe between 1913 and
1855. Once again it will be possi-
BILE for teachers and students to
obtain college credit while travel
ing if they SO desire.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

tute, Brooklyn. but gave up art
to become q musician. Begin
ming musical career as a pian-
list in Washington cafes. or
ganized his own orchestra in
1918; original group, aug
mented to IA, toured in Ameri-
can and European cities.
Joined the American Society of
Composers. Authors and Pub
fishers lASCAP) In 1885. On
January %, 1913, he gave first
of several concerts at Carnegie
Hall, New York, most recent
of which was on March Is.
1855. Entertained President
Eisenhower at White House
Correspondents Association
dinner March S, 1866.
and Tan sSs.. 5es' Gs dbnl..i sssd
Heart" Black. Beauty. Subtle La
Tempo aRockinr in Rhythm. Sat
Pyramid. Echoes OF the jungle"
.a slIe ssli a, q asrlsm EN- CREOLE SSnap-
IN Out. Goodbye" Don't Get Around
Much Any More" Cotton Tail" In
a Sentimental Mood" u Got It Bad
and That Amt Good" Pm Begin
Buoyancy,s &c jam Blues! Also SYM
phonic. suite Black. Brown and
Beige" and music for "Besgars' Holi-
daYs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

ductor and Lauretta Mae Ash
craft as color bearer.
Capitol City Fort, Daughters
of '98. viii hold an evening of
games at 8:l5 pm. Monday at
1912 Ninth street NV.
Luzon Swamp, Military Order
of Lizards. will meet at 8 pm.
Saturday at 1912 Ninth street
NV. with Esther A. Erhardt
presiding. A social will follow.
Col. Astor Auxiliary has ac-
cepted Clara Lehman and Nina
Hitch as members.
Gen. Miles Auxiliary has &C
cepted Irene Mae Kanode Of
Frederick, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

ner and dance at the Statler
Hotel on April l6.
Washington Post and the
Army and Navy Union will
sponsor the Straits Carnival
April 7-16 at Benning road and
Oklahoma avenue NE.
Washington Posts Drum and
Bugle Corps practices at 2407
Minnesota avenue Sc. from 8
till II each Thursday. Anyone
interested in the corps is invited
to contact Liaison Officer How
ard Sullivan.
The only netting this week
will be the National Honor
Guard at 1909 Rhode Island
avenue NE. at 8 pm. Monday
Capt. David F. Wood will preside.
Auxiliaries
The auxiliary and department
colors have been requested out on
on the following dates:
April 6, 1880 am, Women's
Relief Corps, GAR for Army
Day program at Seventh and
Pennsylvania avenue NV.
It is requested that each men,
Der contribute 81 toward the
building fund for the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Order OF Coolies
Plans Benefit Dance

The annual dance for the ben
eft Of the hospital fund Of the
Military Order Of the Coolies.
will be held from 9 to IL Friday
at the IOOF Hall, 419 Seventh
street NV.
Joseph B. Kelliher Post viii
hold a dance at the Kenneth
Nash Hall, Third and D streets
Sc. on April 2.
Department Commander zed
L. Williams. jr. and his staff will
visit Gen. Vicente Linn Post on
April 8. New officers will be
elected.
The Department Council of
Administration will meet April 4
at 8 pm. at the District Build
ing to develop plans for the
department encampment sched-
uled for June Is, II and 10.
Gen. Vivente Linn Post will
honor "Bataan Day" with din
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

announces plans are progressing
for a horse show to be held at the
Indian Spring Valley Farm on
Kemp Mill road, Silver Spring,
Md. with horses showing from
New York. Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Virginia and Maryland
Tickets are available at Depart
ment headquarters, by contact
ing Mrs. Astrid Dunn.
Horace J. Hocter, department
chairman of Junior Baseball, re-
quests post commanders contact
him regarding their posts spon-
soring teams this year.
The age limit has been
changed from II years and is
now for boys under the age Of
II and months. Mr.. Hocter
may be reached at Lawrence
$500 after $50 pm.
District of Columbia Legion
naires will join in observing
April as the American Legion's
annual Child Welfare Month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
American Legion
Trustees 10 Meet

A meeting of the trustees OF
the District of Columbia De-
partment. American Legion, will
be held Tuesday at 8 pm. at the
Legion Club, 433 Third street
NV, with Lance G. Hooks pre-
siding.
Jane A. Delano Post will meet
April S at 8 pm. at the Legion
club. The meeting is changed
from Thursday to Tuesday be-
cause of Holy Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Reynolds applica-
ton for membership has been
accepted. .
Members of the post will par
ticipate in the Easter Sunrise
Services at Walter Reed Army
Hospital at 7::30 am. on April TO-
Louis Zindel, Department
chairman of Ways and Means,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Spanish War Auxiliary
Names Resolutions Unit

The department president of
the United Spanish War Veterans
Auxiliary, Ethel Maude Dudley,
has announced the appointment
of a resolutions committee with
Pauline A. Thompson as chair
man. Other members are Mabel
G. Hesen, Myrtle M. Monkey,
Margaret I. Binnix and Ella I
Ford. Resolutions to be con-
sidered at the department con-
vention must be submitted by
May 6.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
has elected Maude I. Davis con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

/ Droba. Edith Dowden and Ruth
Fletcher.
Naomi-Friday, Home Board
with Wilma Miller.
Miriam - Monday, initiation
Contact Susie Wiener, RA
3-6327. If you have rummage.
Washington Centennial - Fri
day, April birthdays honored.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
Answer to Song sleuth
(See Quiz, Page E-4)

tSee QUIZ, Page EAT.
Duke Ellington, composer,
pianist, orchestra leader, con-
cert star, recording artist. was
born Edward Kennedy Filing
ton in Washington, D. c., April
20, 1899. Educated in Wash
ington schools, he won an art
scholarship from Pratt Insti-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

VFW headquarters to be built
here.
At the meeting of All Ameri-
can Auxiliary on Friday. Helen
Hughes was Endorsed for Office
of department guard at the en-
campment in June.
Meetings this week are: Friday,
Columbia Auxiliary, Willard
Hotel: Friday, All American
Auxiliary, 419 Seventh street
NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27
| OES Activities
In Locol Chapters

Activities in local Eastern Star
Chapters are:
Martha-Friday, Naval Lodge
members and ladies, guests.
Trinity-Today, past matrons
and partons, home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Lartz. Saturday, roast
beef dinner by Mems Club, 1909
Ninth street NV, S to Z pm.
Ruth-Monday, Friendly Good
Cheer group with Betty Cheney,
Esther Reilly and Avis Curtin.
Friday, officers meet with Grace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

They're the largest and finest fleet trucks built by the number
truck buer They're the road they
new Chevrolet TakForce trucks!
These the trucks that started fresh the drawing months
Now they're heready roll your hauling delivery job
ready make money ready shorten your schedules
to make the drivers job lighter his efficiency greater than eore They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-27

bring higher maximum GVW and lower one hauling They
even put styling to work for you
Whatever your task trade there's Chevrolet
match with the modern engineering features the industry
engines ax from cabs TRES you get whole tckoad
advances Chevrolet aForce uk You read about
them here Then for the whole moneysavng msavng o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

grown into profitable business. DR..
McPeaks greenhouse In Kensington
sells about TOO orchids month to
florist shops all over the area.
II had TO make 1t business" he
said. 'for stop growing orchids at all.
started with two. plants. in my Ken
nedy-Warren apartment. years ago.
From these two. got so many plants
had to build small greenhouse. II
on orchid plant is given the right light,
temperature and humidity. it'll live
forever. You can get many plants
from the seeds Of one. Well. after q
while. had so many 7 had to have
large greenhouse. And that takes
money!"
The flrst thing you see in hts green
house are rows Of pots and green's,
extending the fun $50 feet OF the
glassed-in structure. Some rest on
tables. Some hang from pipes over
head. The humidity hits you-like
muggy Washington spring day.
Orchid plants aren't Hike most
plants" Or. McPeak said. Most get
feed from the ground. through their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
Nine Years TO Produce An Orchid

A NAN hands . woman . box. tied
n with delicate ribbon. She opens
1t. Suddenly. her face lights up with
SMILE She oohs and ahs-maybe
plants a kiss on his cheek.
It's an orchid!
Orchids need not be her favorite
flower. but the woman who's given one
knows this: he picked the diamond Of
the floral field for her.
Orchids bring high prices. sometimes
sell for whatever the traf1c win bear.
Washington. with its conventions, en-
bassy soirees and high society parties,
IL Q good orchid business city. Prices
at one Of the largest florists here begin
at 4S. 60 up 70 $40.
What sort OF character is this classy
plant-beauty? What kind Of family
does Orchid come from? Is its up-
bringing very different from that Of
distant cousins Rose. Violet and Lily?
Come On out and see for yourself"
DR.. Edgar nc. McPeak suggested when
we asked him. DR.. McPeak, an X
ray specialist. raises orchids as hobby.
At least it started Is . hobby. It's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
kensinston lobbyist Has 5000 Plants

roots. Orchids get food from the air.
through their leaves Orchids need less
light. higher humidity than most"
For their sakes. an automatic
sprinkler keeps the greenhouse humid
ity ct 90 to 6S per cent. In summer
dry heat. the plants are sprayed with
. hose to provide the needed moisture.
You hear orchids called tropical
flower" said DR.. McPeak, ""Tain't so.
They're temperate zone blossoms often
found In the tropics. Temperaturewise.
they fall into three classes: those that
require SO degree temperature at night.
so degrees and IS degrees. All require
5 degrees more during the day.
"It isn't true. either. that orchids are
rare. There are rare species. But the
orchid belongs to the second largest
family In the plant kingdom" Second
only TO "composites"-a group that in
cludes such multi-peta1 flowers Is the
daisy-the National Botanical Gardens
informs us. Seems there are $4,000
species Of orchids and many more
thousands OF varieties.l
THE most familiar type" DR.. Nc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-18

A. 5-Drawer Dresser
Handsomely designed.
5-drower dresser. 3oA
inches high, top meos-
ures l6x35". Modern
conceive wooden drower
pulls. #l345. 1865
Same dresser 70" wide,
HIPS. 31.45
Modern round leg base,
#ll3. 2.55
B. Modern Desk
Hos three drawers, one
O full size file drower.
30" high. desk top
measures 2OH2x44A"
#2o48. 28.75
With bross ferruIed
blo OK m etol legs.
#3o48. BIAS
Evening star., 1955-08-28
HOUSES FURNISHED

bet. Reno and Nebr.
Bungalow type: charm, color;
mr.. schools; . bedrms., bath. lst 4;
> alcove rms, End, S1S5 mo. Wo.
6-9022, WO. 6-2643. rs
CHECK MY LIST OF house rentah
in Arl area before YOU DECIDE
L, MLEKA, "a; 1855, l,,e - BIZ
CgEyY CHASE PlS PKW1, ,: 92iSi I2y home, N eiF i
rms. . baths. new dec. EN-. 3-lS7o
FOR GRACIOUS liv-
ing--2h bedrooms. 2la baths. large
liveable attic bedroomI maids snnd T90md
and bath; modern kitchen; screened
49Saf 9Safffi; iocstion' sttaSe' o. 81 e.sio7. @Ss
sara Farare: lEe. yard; 5 min. Pentagon,
&, Gonyi nyitST sSho9l sR6Gi 6oGiRSSfAE4si 4iSss Ed.
rms: rms 500 %@ mo; Tsossbe Lease "o' o-Ss'o' &ss
Mr.. MASS. AVE- bedrms., 2 baths,
Si75 mo, Lease with option to buy
suitable for home and ofilce. WOs
$4,000: ewes, WO. 6-SSQ0. --2S
- New 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with full bsmt., all-elec.
kit. lovely furnishings; $i5O per
20, 2;e151' eyes, Mr.. Wilson, GA
CAMP SPRINGS--House furnished:
Mod. kit. :, bedrmS., liv. rm. and
bath. 5 min. to Andrews Air Force
Base. Big yard. outdoor firepl. and
outdoor liRhting Bus and schools.
SlOh month plus utils. Open any
time. Call MR.. HUTCHINSON at
Is,IEDisTI t POSSESSION. living
bedroom combination. kitchen,
bath, enclosed porch, large ward
$40 per month JE 3-0l37. --2s
OR UNFURN. attached
!-bedrm. house; N. Arl. Avail, Sept,
3. Conv., reaS. NO. 1888. 2S'
Evening star., 1955-08-28

For details and ior appt. to Inspect,
call MAI. GARVEY with
EDMUND j. FLYNN co.
COOP. Apt. Authority Since 1890
washington BloR. MA. S-g565
Residence. NO. 1861
Evening star., 1955-08-28

MANASSAS, VA.-Modern 3 bed
rooms. eiec. kit, full basement: i2-
acre lot near school, shoppinngg'
HILLCREST AREA S.E.-Sl50 de-
tached house. 4 bedrooms. . baths.
] block from bus. Call LU. @-l9oo
cmEtS If * i'iGi ny LIST of hous. rentals m9S
l.. L. MHECKA, ia $3.50 rs
rambler, Mr.. school, . bedrms,, iiv
rm with firep!l,' carport' hsmt.
aPEDRoOM BUNGALOW. oskton.
Va. S15 per mo. plus la-day help
per vk. on farm chores. Me g.
1901 c ST. N.E.-Duplex, > lge. rms,
500. so mo RA. 3-O739. --3!a
S. ARL.-Three bedrms., . baths,
finished recr. rm., sep. din. rm.; !;
$3.50. Owner leaving. IA. 5-4l3"
aim. ST. s.w.-e-rm. house: $40.
R, R. RUPERT, 10l7 18th st, nv.
ANNANDALE, VA. = 2-bedrm.. g
story brick house: lge.,, beaut. yard.
SlG5 per mo. Immed. occupancy
FATRFAX~Brick rambler, 3 bed,
rms. rms. din; rm full .n,an; SSmt :r6nn;Ta 6enfed
ss5a sio'S 'foS8 ToS" of 'RSRSaE fSsa
M. D. &. LINE N.E.-Det,, . bed
rms, Nv. din. kit. bath; conv.
schools, shop, transp.; S95 mo-;
lights, water incl. WA. T-SAao: 10.
RAMBLER. vac; nr. Walter Reed
just off Ga. aVe,--h rms, on 10y: :
baths. vd gar: Sl35. RA. d. 100,
ANDREWS FIELD. Boiling and Suit
land--Brand-new. modern house
4 bedrooms, . baths. > lireplaceS,
DAYLIGHT basement, electric, kitchen.
2-car garage; pvt, swimming pool:
S1S5.. Ready for occupancy Sept. |.
bnnt May be pF seen bS spDGntmfsSt sn Tss bd
yfTSSsNAs.i Asi'TA Vas mos. old. ) bed
rms, firepl.. full bsmt.. wooded lot.
4 blks. from school and shoppins
center: S125: px. 5;;5Sa3 rs
Nd; Md; semifurn.' sl2o mo- 10; g.
ARI.: S., so5-2-stery semidet, new
fenced yard; Of Columbia pike.
ARLiNGTON-New duplex, brick.
aiHnSsa@ with Ssmt'. bath psitchen, etc. near
Hecht's. Sl10s, 704 N. wakefield
ALEXANDRIA, 4lS Tyler place
Most desirable 3 bedrooms, IA
baths; near best schools: S175 per
month. Phone XII. 9-6966 or TIE
B-344S. 20
NEAR TRAVILAB, MD, adjacent to
Potomac Hunt area, Brick home
lovely yard. : rooms and bath
on @nd floor; LIST n, living room
with tirepl. small den, sep. din.
rm., kit and Ice. rear porch, pan
bath in bsmt.. garages for 3 cars
Barn and fenced ward S150 mo
viii sign 1-yr lease Call ewes. or
week end. Po. 2-223s or Po.
1864. rs
Evening star., 1955-08-28
COOP. ApTs. FOR SALE

Co;OP APT. in all brick tlreproof
niture); bedrm.. equipped kit, =
exposures. Low down payment.
monthly payments S63.79 incl.
utils, taxes, insurance and main
tenancc. Suitable for teacher. Lo-
Gated 3 blks. from New Glen Carlyn
Elementary School in s. Arl Pets
$500 9Th rd., s. Arlington, Va, ia.
COM. oISos AVE. AND PORTER Is ST.
Highly. desirable. completely mod
ernized, one-bedrm.. apt. with 2b-
#. Nv. rm., new kit. and bath;
s.yato1 sESelent co1dsitiOn thrOughout pssts
eali MT. Gavin. with II. q. sMITHY
DE LUKE ONE-BEDRM. APT. with
air conditioner; immaculate. 5-yr =
Park. Modern. stainlesS-Steel kit
bldg. extras include roof deck, laun-
dry and garage. Price, $4,000.
snlTHX sn TH5oof CO. ST a-SSoo' res
A MOsT UNUSUAL and attractive
apt, mr.. Conn. and Wyoming aveS.
NV, including private front en-
trance. 25-ft. liv. rn., large wood
burning fireplace. completely mod
crn kit. and bath. large din. area,
den and bedroom. plus other extras.
Excellent condition throughout
Price. only S15.750. Must be shown
by appt. Please call Mr.. Gavin,
with H. @. SMTTHY CO., ST. B.
TiIDEN GARDENs-Excellent apart
ment of two bedrooms. large living
room, dining room and kitchen. J.
NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400.
TILDEN GARDENS--A most delight
full, one-bedroom apartment, with
large living room, dining room and
modern kitchen; in perfect condi-
tion throughout Cash or terms
J. NELSON HUGHES, EN-. 2-S400
TlLDEN GARDENS--One Of the
largest apartments In this outstand-
ing cooperative. Full wing with
nice entrance foyer. living room
Sunroom, dining room. kitchen, y
bedrooms and " baths, A most de-
sirable apartment and attractively
priced. BY appointment. J. NELSON
HUGHES, EN- 2-S40G
OPEN SUNDAY, TO- 5; The Men
dota, Apt. 76. 2?20 Goth st. II " -
Lovely large apt; very reaS pU,
FOR sALE--Modern l-bedrm. apt ;
tile kit. bath; vic. Supreme CT
Bldg. sacrif1ce Monthly rent buys
apt. ST. 3-1063 weekdays. ---3O
Evening star., 1955-08-28

CITY--spacicus and
clean two and three bedroom apts
now avail. at 614 Cameron ST.: 2
bedrms., with rear porch; 3 bed
rms. with extra larse KIT botn
SIg0, heat and hot water included
In rental. SHANNON & LuCHs. 724
I4th st. NV. Ma. S-2346.
Evening star., 1955-08-28
FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN, 2 TIL S
THE MENDOZA


On Kalorama road, one block east
Of Connecticut avenue, near Conn
ave. bus and Mt. Pleasant street
car lines, is the conservative. well
established MENDOZA. In this ele-
vator building. with large rooms
and high ceilings as well as un-
usual closets, there are available
= .'house size apartment homes
with foyer, living room. dining
room. pantry, kitchen, = bed rooms
den (or sd bedroomD and bath.
Each has 3 exposures and one has
a double living room, Also available
is charming 2-bedroom apartment
home with thoroughly modern new
kitchen and bath. Ask elevator op-
orator for Mr.. FIELDING.
THE ONTARIO
1853 ONTARIO ROAD NV.
THE ONTARIO needs no mtroduc-.
tion to Washington residents as 1t
was extremely dif6cult to rent an
apartment home In it--before 1t
became q cooperative - because
there was always long waiting
list. available today for your in
Spection are 3 beautiful 1-bedroom
apartment home. In excellent con-
dition throughout and with modern
kitchen and 8 larger apartment
homes q with bedroomsl. II sits
well back from traf1lc on its 3-acre
hill with stone walls and gate and
its own private circular driveway.
Off-street parking may be had at
very nominal cost. Ask at ONTARIO
switchboard for MR.. OWENS.
THE BRoADMOoR
Conn. Ave. at Porter st. NV.
In the cooperative apartment that
is freely acknowledged to be Wash
jnKtons finest and most outstanding
YOU may inspect today two delight
full bedroom apartment homes and
two equally charming 3-bedrooIn.
2-bath apartment homes. BROAD
MOOR owners enjoy the marvellous
cuisine OF the air-conditioned din
ing room operated by GEORGE
twho earned such an enviable re-
putation for his meals at the Con-
gressioral Country Club at unuSu-
ally reasonable prices, the beauty
salon and valet shop in the build
ing, secretGrial service. garage.
maid service by the hour and many
other advantages denied many rem
tai tenants of other buildings. Well
guarded from possible intrusion on
5 Handicapped acres. THE BROAD
MOOR offers the epitome OF COM
Portable and gracious living and
entertaining. Ask for MAJ. GAR
VEY At BROADMOOR desk.
Evening star., 1955-08-28
HOUSES UNEURhisHep

RMS, bath, full ,bsmt
Inclosed yard Conv. TO schools
stores and transp. RA. 6-04S4.
Evening star., 1955-08-28
VIC. UPPER CONN. AVE.
0nan pnrNer 81 A w

.1U-U FUTttT EI. NV,
A truly lovely 1-bedroom and an
equally desirable 2.-bedroom apart
ment home are available Just i "a
blocks west Of Conn. ave. bus and
shops and directly on the cross
town bus line. This is neiehbor-
hood that really leave little. II any
thing. to be desired. Ask US about
these.
Evening star., 1955-08-28

Georgian Colonial on
large lot. Three bedrooms, = baths
plus large library or 4th bedroom
with fireplace. Screened porcn
patio, lear garage. Nicely furn-
ished. A few blocks from Murch
elem. Alice Deal Jr. High. Wilson
high. Available September 1st
OIL. 2-34a3 for appointment.
JAMES L. DIXON IL co.
ST. $1,000
Evening star., 1955-08-28

Many other equally favorable pur-
chase opportunities may be found
in the exclusive liStinSs Of this Of
fee They range from efflciencies
to 5 bedrooms and from $500 to
Si5 600
Evening star., 1955-08-28
THE BRoADMooR
OTHER LIsTINGS
UNIQUE DUPLEX
Meridian Hill Studios

An outstanding 2-bedroom apart
ment home with huge living room
with wood burning fireplace) open
,ing by French doors onto a balcony.
: II has dream kitchen with null
titudinous cupboards and may be
purchased on very reasonable terms
from an out-of- town owner.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-08
Msgr. Kappes
New ID. of [.
State Chaplain

Msgr. William Kappes has
been appointed as state chap
lain of the Daughters of Isa-
bella.
Monsignor Kappes, who is
diocesan director of hospitals
and charities and chaplain at
St. Vincent's Orphanage, was
named to the position by Bishop
Ready. The appointment is made
by the Ordinary of the diocese
where ranking state or national Of
ficers of the organization reside.
The new chaplain succeeds the
late Msgr. William Gauche, former
rector of st. Gregory's Seminary
in Mt. Washington, Cincinnati,
Msgr. Kappes currently holds
the chaplaincy of the Columbus
Circle No. 353 of the fraternal and
benevolent organization.
The Daughters of Isabella, form
ed nearly a half century ago. has
10000 members in the nation. Ma
tional regent is Mrs. Helen 7. How
ard of Columbus, and state regent
is Mrs. Raymond Riedy of San
dusky.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-08

people shout TO become Christians.
The wafer blessed and prinked
earth The priest breanes
partly into fhe wsfer ss he sings:
May fhe power of the Holy Spirit descend into al the
Of the vessel"
he whdrsws the candle again greater DEPTH
singing the words higher Thi third
time He minge Holy chrsm Holy OIL which
blessed Holy Thursday with
strength and spiritual help.
there people TO be bspizsd fhis done before
fhe main altar In she early Church almost ell Of the bsp
conferred This night ceremony
dawn Since people be BAPTIZED time nowadays
happen that baptized this
the people their bapfismal
First however fhe procession
the bapisy Of the church will during
the year.
The candles Of the III people prepare
these The short
Satan and affirm their belief Christ.
fhen sprnkIed with the blessed Easter water.
Euchsrist Begins
The lsny Of the Saints resumed by ths choir and the people
as the priest and his assistants for the Mass
thsnkssvns service The altar adorned with
Psscha candle is plseed 10
The tany concludes with singing EIeison
which becomes the hymn priest eebrsn
and his assistants proceed the altar
The time shortly after midnight although early
would have been almost dawn
The priest kisses and ineenses e altar end "cos