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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Mrs L Dowdy and Nj Dow

Mrs J L Dowdy and Nj Dow
dy
MIS- Pattie Lee Holmes oil
Fasmgille was the overnight
guest recently Of Miss Arm Brown
NJ and Mrs A " Davis ac-
companied b. his mother MIS- r
r DAVIS motored ID Warwick last
Sunday for visit with SGT and
Mrs J Ralph Hayes Their grand
daughter Kathy returned home
With .a&m foF week stay.
Mrs Luther B Franck xas the
luncheon guest Monday Of the
Rev and Mrs J 4 Vache at the
fectory IN Fafmyllle and attend
90 the meeting 81 tne Woman S
Auxiliary in the afternoon at the
Johns Memorial Episcopal par
ish house
Mr. and Mrs Ronald Paulson
Of Beckley. " Va we're recent
visitors Of Mr. and Mrs L q
DANNY at "OakH GOD
MI and MIS- Andrew Z God
sey attended the Tobacco Fes-
tivai IN Richmond Saturday
among the recent guests and
visitors Of MFR and Mrs l.. W.
Foster were Mr. and Mrs a VI
Foster Of Newport News MI
Mabel Coleman Of Powhatau Ms
Belle W Vaughan and Nj and
Mrs G p Collier Of Prospect
Recent guests Of Nj and Mr..
w VI BuRg we're his mother MI
7 } Bugg and his sister. MIS-.
Rachael Baber Of Richmond
MISS Mary Z Godsey left last
week fol- d ten day vacation visit
with MI and Mrs Luther W.
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The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-10-14
Attend Revival

Mfa Emma lfaylor and Miss
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N FafmYiIle AZ guess OF Ms.
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me revival. service Sunday night
al Brown Presbyterian The
lfaylofs had as their recent
guests NJ. ana Mrs Dewey Tray
.oI ana lheif daughter Eta Of
Lester Manor
The Rev and Mrs Luther B
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By ELEM

Arch foe Of many women
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X u X n
TAN, DON'T BURN-Sun
hazards are written about each
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Greece, Israel and Turkey,
they win be joined in Cannes.
on the French Riviera. by DR..
and Mrs. Irving Poilack and
daughter. Linda, Of Brooklyn,
N. Y. who win accompany
them on a tour Of North Az
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late August.
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'0S1, n
BEAUTY NOTEBOOK
Don't Burn Up-Tan
Is Sun Time Hint

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Mr.. and Mrs. Benson
| ILeoYina for Europe

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After visiting points Of in
terest in Southern Italy.
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TAN, DON'T BURN-Sun
hazards are written about each
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01
DIOCESE OF COLUMBUS
1854
FAMILY AND CHILDREN SERVICES
CATHOLIC WELFARE BUREAU
1854


The help given to families and children in the Diocese
of Columbus combines the services of social casewok
ces with given by Chidrens institutions The social
service program is carried by the Catholic Welfare
Bureau of the Diocese of Columbus which offers services in
the several cities of the Diocese.
The function of the bureau to discover the problems
which endanger the stability of home life and to plan with
the members of the threatened families to decide which
steps should be taken to keep their homes intact The Caho
lie Welfare Bureau helps families to marshal their
strengths and assists them to the which
society provides through Church organizations and
munity agencies which have been established to help the
needy When the lives of children affected the Bureau
responsible to that the right children given the
right kind of in the right at the right time Since
children differ in age and physical abilities and in
character and ideals and in emotional and spiritual develop
ment is easy to understand why careful study must be
given to that the child is not permanently hurt by life
and that he receives the help which best suits him in his
particular circumstances.
The Bureau aims to keep children with their parents
and they have been separated from their parents it seeks
them their families is practical
to do When parents cannot for their children, the
Bureau seeks substitute homes which will best meet their
needs Since the children frequently have been hurt by their
experiences it is always easy provide the exact kind
of care which ideal for each particular child Usually, it
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-04-01

has been possible to good for the children
although there have been times when the lack of adequate
has proved great disappointment to both relatives
and the agency staff Generally however individual families
and the institutional stas have been generous providing
help for the children and have been inspiration to those
around them.
During 1854, the Catholic Welfare Bureau help
ed 1871 families and individuals with brief services of
many kinds ranging from the giving of emergency relief
information regarding community In the
year additional 739 families benefited by help of
extended involved nature
The Bureau provided guidance and supervision for
$50 children living with their parents and secured
away from their homes for 552 other children Two
hundred sixty children cared for foster family homes
and 34 in the diocesan chldren homes and in training
schools Help also given to other children who
living temporarily in various kinds of other institutions
such Detention Homes and hospitals During 1854 the
Bureau placed AZ children for adoption and accepted
plcaons from 81 families who wished to adopt children
The of dependent and neglected children occupied most
of the time of the Bureaus staff, but family counseing
and guidance confined to grow in Importance.
The priests and laymen connected with the Bureau
we'll staff and board members, active in
y welfare affairs not only those that affected the Catho
lie program but also those which supported and helped
the general public.