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Alabama fans the world-even with British
accents"
FIRST vISrT-Repesenative and Mrs. John Westland
pleasantly surprised recently invited of honor
the YWCA Seventeenth and
X streets
The Congressman isn't Just why they chose him but said
Mrs Westland has done USO work there.
thoroughly enjoyed the occasion 1--we been
In lots of YdCAs he conded but this the first time
have been in YWanrf
IF they all nice that one" he added "Id be
thrilled to go there often
9E
SPRING IN THE AIR-Spring flower catalogues caught
the attention Representative Elizabeth Kee of West Virginia
Through her mail So much she devoted
her weekly newsletter the subject world problems fade into
the background atomic bombs a she wrote but just
look at this roSe!'
After the glimpse owerland she mused II be able
to take with the floor of the House the conviction that
after ALL somewhere people planting gardens and sweet
sanity prevails
Evening star., 1955-02-27

quite a different matter. In
line with this the blazer seems
to have a definite fashion
future.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20

at the Harry Kruger home Sun
day. The occasion was Mrs. Ouin-
neIPs birthday. Other guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sovig. MIR
and Mrs. Harry French and KAY.
and MI. and Mrs. Gene VIII and
Frank Kruger all of Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Folkvord
and family were Sunday visitors
at the Sig Skaar home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robertson
were Beach visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Brunsvold
visited at the Richard B~runsvold
home at C~ulbertson Sunday. Other
visitors there were MI. and Mrs.
Deloert Sorensen and Alfred
Harry Folkvord, Mr.. and Mrs.
Risdal.
Ben Nordeu of Williston called
the Squaw Gap school Mon
day to present Milf Madison with
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a basket Of really delicious apples.
Mllt treated the pupils and teach
er and all agreed that Ben's ap-
pies were very good.
Milton and Elmer Brunsvold
were Beach business callers Mon
day. They were dinner guests at
the Roy Robertson home that
day.
Miss Julia Thompson, county
superintendent of schools. was
making school visits in this COM
munity Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Robertson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Bruins
void spent Sunday evening at the
P. V. home at Trotters.
The YCL of the squaw Gan
school will hold a community
card party at the community hail
Friday evening, Oct. %. Anyone
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20
CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY
ALLIANCE

EdSl WAN ST., n Third Avenue
A. j. BOrchardt, Pastor
Friday evening, Evang. R. johnson
speaking on Wine of Wrath" >
Saturday afternoon, The Deener
Life Broadcast over KICK at 4.oo
Saturday evening service at 7:45'
Snnday school with a welcome for
Sunday morning worship 1900
subject; Knowing Gods Will"
sunday Evening Evangeiistic SER
Subject: "Russia's Secret Weapon
Where is it mentioned in the Bible?
Russia? light
Rev Ronald Johnson will conclude
ms special services with us SIndav
evening, October %. He viii snesi
at each Of the services from Friday
eSyenLng, Oct. q through Sunday,
tuesday evening, the service Of
BIDIe study and prayer. 1880.
You are invited to share with nc
IN the worship and Fellowship of
Uhe erVlces and work of the church.
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THE CHURCH OF THE


S,nd "A: custer, Pastor
hGCX presents the Radio Voice
OF the Church of the Nazarenep , eacE
Your Gospel Broadcast" con,ine
er KICK each Sunday at s:i5
Sunday school: Mrs. Lucille Nvbarg
Today TOD is Dads Day" in our sun
DAY school. Lesson for TO-DAY is Ia-
spS temptation: THE s~frIigoia :,
me- n Wilderness" duke 4:i-i55J., -
MorllIng worship at II 0 :.
CUR Dist. Supt. Rev. Alvin 7. M
quay Of Billings will bring tbe
youth meetings at z D. m
Sunday evening service j..
s wlSa the pastor bringing the mes
at 7:45 p. m. ~s church
, Y,4;1gIth-sponsored evangeHstic services
,Tosan besin o 8 20 with Rev,
a hearty welcome to everyone
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THE FAIRVIEW LUTHERAN
PARISH

ION a. E. s%etness, pastor
Sunday, Oct. %:
Sunday school at gas 4 m
Divine worship at IL a, N
Tuesday: ~
Confirmation class at AIS D N
6~rotherhood Cartwright night.
Thursday:
Esther Circle 2:3O D. m
Choir at z o. m.
Luther League at 8 d m
Friday, Oct. o..
Circuit Luther Ieag,,a C
ct Wibaux $50 a.. M.
Saturday:
BE 81. Confirmation Class at 10 a. RI.
Sunday. Oct. 3d.:
Sunday School 1890 a. m. CST0
LYME worship at $50 a. m. fCST5
tuesday, Oct. 25:
8~roEhenhood at 8 D.. m. Pastor Allen
Erlekson Of Poplar win be the
Wednesday. Oct. 26.
Azooolt class and teachers meeting
-
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ASSEMBLY OF O

CT,-J- -~"ANAANEg EdSLOT
SUNDAY school c~onvenes at 1000 with
classes for all ages. Morning VOL 1rl
snp service is at HOO. Serynnn
the 49, me fourth of a series on
1osHthg services are at 7:45 n ~
IT,, forget to listen to REVIVAL
D n oyer KICK Sidney at $50
Next Tuesday, Oct. 25 we bag;n
SPecla meetings with Rev Cerssid
NM1oTgan of IngersoH. Ontario ran
WWeetlngS will continue thru Nov Z
we invite you to your Full Gosno o
U waiccL, where Christ is cal and !
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TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH,

81 W P9SfOT
saturday - Confirmation claSs o.oo
sunday - Church school Gas
Jr. Bible class GAS.
Worship service IL 80
Voters Assembly 300
evening VeSperS KICK 9.15
1ueSuay Evangelism night 7s3o
7:30. DAOte study,
thursday = Jr. Choir rehearsal Inn
Or. choir rehearsal 800.
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REoRGANIZED CHURCH OF
Jesus CHRIST LATTER-DAY
SAINTS OF FAmVIEw

:. Arthur Reynolds. Pastor
tV.y0 a. m. Church school.
1lOO a. m. Preaching.
communion service II 100 a. m. first
sunday of the month. Also men's
SSlaSs and women's meeting 2:S0 pm.
nrSt Sunday Of the month.
ELayer service 1880 p. m. Wednesday.
AAuItts Bible study. 7:30 p. m. Sum
classes in basement same
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FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Savage. MOnfapo

Henry L. Erickson, Pastor
S:5O a.. IN. Divine worship service
change in time for this SER
m;Oo a. n, Sunday school and high
sunday school will begin At the
close of the divine service svbinL
VII cloe shortly after $50 a m
4:00 p. m Jr. choir practice.
3 p. m. Jr. confirmation class
63OO p; m Sr. choir practice.
Friday: ~
ton at Wibaux.
cahoIa Lutheran Church, Skaar:
I1:OO a. m. Divine worship service
Ladies Aid following the worshin
service. P
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Uurche5...

ST. PHILOMENA'S CHURCH
1T. Rev. MOnsignor C. ]. Curtin nss+or
Rev. Michael O'DOnohue and
Sidney:
Sunday Masses: eco. $50, HOO a. m
weekday Masses: 1880 a. m, 8.15 a. m
FaIrVIeW Mass Schedule:
FlFsl ana third Sundays: II a. M
o9.0ao 1ourth' n fifth Sundays:
Lambert Mass Schedule:
Fnst ana third Sundays 900 a m
second. fourth, and fifth Sundavs.
NOTICE ~ Summer mon+bs &c
June, July. August. September MsSSs,
hour earlier. "IasS
Savage:
p IN N, every Sunday and holy days
Richey:
Every I'VE End. 9TH and 5th Sunday at
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20
PETERS LUTHERAN Curpcu
OF SIOUX PASS S~ONCb
Y~ELLo COMMUNITY
CHURCH

1dVdSe, Montana
,o.o j. S. Rain, pastor
t ~ sunday morning Sunday school
WIN a class for everyone.
1 " ;Uo sunday morning service of
~ sunday evening service of
3 M ana preaching at 800.
service for Bible study and prsver
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PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL.
kev. Bernard McLain. Minister

6EOFLE'S CONGREGATIONAL
rev. Bernard McLain, Minister
Work day for Christ for the youth
S;50 = 1890 Sr. confirmation class
80 ll:45 Jr. confirmation class
gA5 Church school, Mrs. P. Tofte
Supt. Robert Raikes' certificates riv-
9A E1oles awarded for attend
II ~ dIthe worship service.
atsVO DlVI1e worship on theme
our Christian Responsibi1i+v ~
world Community"
SPECIAL music by Senior choir Miss
66aIoI Barnes, director; Mrs. Fl
hounce, Organist.
9'42 $50 Pilgrim Fellowship with
ossSqleaton Of gifts and election Of
7:3o : $50 Study and diqc,,eso,
sroap' Paths to World Communi-
Tuesday;
4;SU Teachers meeting.
1870 Senior choir
~RANE CONGREGATIONAL.
SSl-1ay az 2;30 Ladies Aid with Nh.
feseee slds and Mrs. H. Powers hos
q CONGREGATIONAL:
. d. m. Divine worship
~ a. m: Church school
Wednesday,:
S;S0 Women's Fellowship with M.
tessae Uoh and Mrs. R. Seeve, hos
7:eO Confirmation class.
n;oO $3.50 P. F.
Welcomed
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FalrVIeW, Montana, I4O Ave. So.
-, Jack Coleman, Pastor
10 a. m. Bible study
II a. m. Worship service
go p. m. Evening service
Wednesday:
1:SO p. m. Bible study.
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Inc Young Woman's Sewing
cup was entertained at the AL
ton Olson home Tuesday with
MIS- Stanley Waters as co-hostess.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20
RICHLY LAMBERT

hICHEY LAMBERT LUTHERAN
H.; M; A. Schmidt. Pastor
FIRST Lutheran-Lambert:
sunday, Oct. %:
Worship Service 9 a. m.
sunday school 10 a. m.
Wednesday, Oct. 26:
RP31hI iaE instruction class, z p. m.
American Lutheran-Ricboy.
Sunday, Oct. %:
Morsh1p service II a. m.
sunday school 10 a. m
Tuesday, Oct. IS:
AouIt instruction class g d m
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HOLINESS

-SN
Mrs. Don Fish, pastor
sunday school 10 a. m.
Morning worship IL a. M.
ES1m1lstlan Youth Crusaders 7 o. m
GvangeIS1c service 7:3O D. m.
iayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3o
a. friendly welcome awaits
ny of these services. you al
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who enjoys playing cards is well
come to come.
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herald Want Ads Are Little Super
Sales Men. Try ThemI
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81. IAWRENcE EpIscopA1-

Main and 9Th Ave. S. w.
Morning prayer and sermon 70 .oo
Church school 1900. W.
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20

THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST
OF THE LATTER DAY SAINTS
Missionaries TIC
sunday school 1890 am. at NYA
nan Everyone welcome.
55I1nlary: Saturday, 2 D. m. for chill
LADIES Relief Society; Tuesday, 700
o'clock. For weekly mee+jn1
Pieces call Mrs. w. H. Haase. Phone
You are cordially invited to attend
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20
JEHOVAH,s WITNEssEs

WV VII y WILNLDoEo
hmgdom Hall, N. Interstate Ave.
Fairview, Montana
lynn v. SpeakerwOrth, presiding
minister
Watch Tower study, Sunday, 8 D.. m.
Blble study Wednesday, 8 p. m.
service meeting Friday. 7:45 D. m.
~Theocratic ministry school Friday
9:45 pm.
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READ HERALD WANT ADsl
The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20

CALVARY BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP
NYA Hall
SSunnooays at 10 a. m, Bible school
1l:O0 a. m. Bible study.
sunday evening services, 300.
thursday at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting
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EBENEZER CONGREGATIONAL
NeV' a. Z, Deiabarre, Pastor
Phone 868M
1000 Sunday school
1l:00 Divine worsbin
How SecureP Math 81 as
7-30 Christian Endeavor
9Og tuesday, Oct. 4th, Ladies Aid.
Lydia Scheetz. AAs' MIS-
I.oO Girls Chorus THURSDAY.
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LoNSDALE MFTHOD1sr
Reuben Dntfnn pnrtns

Sunday, October %:
- a. m. School Of Christian a.,
caLon IN the Bible. Glasses SIit,,
competent teachers for All w sLn
SroupS. Nursery in the parson s IS
qI9u .nog Morning Worship.
11:OO a. m. Morning worship
MMlnlstry of Music directed bv K,,4
s5 Per- Stimulating our RELIGION -
Ply L.o P. m. Methodist Youth FeIIon;
ZIP IN church fellowship room
co19osoy at 7:so p. M: First Quarterly
SGonIerence with Rev. DR.. Fdv1in y
locke presiding. Reports from III III
SSepartments of work. Ni al
low. SSAIhents to fol-
lone 10 church while you are alive
church in. ~ come 10
= FEtER,S LUTHERAN CHTrRca
OF SIOUX PASS
norman r. Prestbve pastor
~CulbertsOn, Montana
sunday school at 1:3O D. m .nd
Worship services at 2:3O n ~ Az
Ilrst and third Sundays Of t fbe
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PELLA LUTHERAN CHURCH

A. Jensen, pastor
SSaturaay' lO;45 a. m. Junior con-
Sunday, October %.
S:49 a. m; L. L. Bible class and
Sunday school. aiiu
LOO a. m. Divine service.
8;VO p. IN. Holy Communion.
600 p. m. Boy Scouts.
rehearsal. Ni Sliolt
800 p. m. Pella Brotherhood
wednesday = Luther Leag1Ia bsv-
Z party. Luther LeagIIers s1d
friends please meet at churcb A.
~ p. m. Program and lunch to
1oAow In church basement.
Inursday' 7:3O p. m. Sr. choir re-
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BRoRsoN LUTHERAN cnr1nn,,

a JtnSen, Pastor
Sunday. Oct. %:
LOO p. m. Sunday school
z:OO p. m. Divine service.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09
a D MINK
oaEs osEsPAPER DIVISION
oHIo STATE MusFrlu
Positive Values ReS9s@ White House Education Meet

planning that provided the form within which the Catholic
delegates worked while in Washington This merits word
of deep gratitude to the Department of Education of the
National Catholic Welfare Conference
In Ohio were fortunate in having fhs under
standing and cooperation of DR.. John Herrick, of Ohio
State University, executive secretary Of the Ohio
Conference. Every effort was made TO recognize she
contribution OF the paroceaI schools better under
standing of the Catholic schools in Ohio the part OF
hundreds Of public school officials most in,por.
tanf accomplishment OF the Ohio Conference In turn,
our people who participated in the many county
conferences more eognizanf of public school
problems
The National Conference brought together 1000 dele
gates from the United States and its territories Seated
at 180 roundabes of ten twelve members EACH the
delegates discussed six topics ranging from school obec
tves to school financing Each table received onepage
statement containing suggested questions
to be considered each of the six topics.
The conference most effective in the discussion
and exchange of ideas the first level at the 80 tables
The reports from this level truly reflected the thinking
the individual participants Later discussion chairmen met
in another series of meetings and finally groups of eight
Chairmen apiece met to consolidate results Separate re-
ports prepared by these two groups then meshed
to produce the final report 1t in this distng process
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09

EDITORS Note Father Bennett AppLegde
tend of schools and member of the State Committee
White House Education attended
county foIlotoinq Father Apple
report the National Conference held Washington
last Deek Father Applegde acted chairdn the
Of tie topic "How SchooIs-Build
Operate The? representing that table higher
leveI of diScusstonJ
Catholics attending the White House Conference on
Education the county, State and National levels ably
expressed their convictions concerning their schools
and the added for the problems facing public
education
The evident interest and cooperation on the part of
Catholic educators and aymen throughout the country
not help but bring about better understanding between
the parochial and public school systems that the
responsibility of education in country We do not close
our eyes to the limited treatment in the final reports of
the conference of problems many felt merted greater
sderation This especially true of the first and fifth
topics dealing with what schools should accomplish
and the problems of financing the schools.
1t seemed to be the consensus the part of Catholic
delegates that nonpubc schools received attention
at the Washington meeting than in many states Officials of
the Conference assumed that private school education
definitely issue AS result, the representatives of
nonpubc schools did receive decent representative hear
ing If not agreement in all This did not just happen
strong evidence of the value of the hard work and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09

that much OF the first table discussion was lost
was hoped by many of the participants that the final
report on the first topic What Should Our Schools Ac-
compsh would contain of the practical discussion
dealing with religious instruction in the public schools
The report somewhat timerous in suggesting that the
school must help the students apply ethical values which
will guide their moral judgements and their conduct and
TO develop the recognition that these values stem FROM
among other their spiritual and religious convc-
lions On this latter viewpoint" the report suggested
more time necessary for the development of common
viewpoint
The suggested ssenda for discussion OF This topic
did not lead fhe participants into discussion of reg.
ion in education important issue. In fact il was
necessary af the table discussion in which parfeipa-
ted 10 refer back 10 the comments of President Esen-
hover and Vice President Nixon TO initiate The
discussion and have II included in the table report.
The sgendas for each topic placed shs table Just
before discussion began in most instances, in
adequafe and real weakness In procedure
The question of Federal Aid to Education was set up
early In the Conference the most controversial of the
proposed topics The agenda given the participants made
sharp distinction between federal aid for school constrc
ton and federal aid for school operation The majority
agreed that some states would need aid in meeting their
Continued page q
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09

Bsrref on Walnut ST. Later, Fs-
ther Weisinser OF ST. Angus.
tines Church, New SfraifsviIe,
said Mass in the Tom Hughes
hall on Main 81. in Shawnee
When Father Hannah first
came TO Shawnee, he resided at
the home OF Patrick coyle and
celebrated Mass on several oe.
easions In the coyle home.
Father Hannah instituted a
fund drive for a new church and
on June 26, 1881, the first Mass
was celebrated in the new edi-
flee. Eight days earlier, it had
been blessed by Bishop Waiter
son, second bishop of Columbus.
st. Mary's school and a resi-
dence for the five Sisters of Char
ity of Nazareth were built in
1891. AT that time. there were
more than 100 families in the
parish.
The school continued to oper-
ate until June, 1943, when its en-
rollment had dropped to 16. Ap-
proximately 40 children from the
area now are taken by bus to st.
Bernard's centralized school in
nearby Corning.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09
Confirmation Set
For 200 Adults

Approximately 200 adults in
Franklin County will receive the
Sacrament of Confirmation at 4
p. m. Sunday in st. Joseph Ca
thedral.
Bishop Ready will confirm the
class, composed of converts as
well as other Catholics, who for
one reason or another we're not
confirmed as children.
Ministers to the Bishop will be
Monsignor Harry S. Connolly, pas
tor of st. Joseph Cathedral; Fa-
ther Frank Riehl, pastor of st.
Ladislaus parish, and Father
George Kennedy, pastor of st.
Agatha parish. Monsignor Rol.
and T. Winel and Father James
Carroll will act as ministers of
ceremonies.
The schola cantorum of st.
Charles Seminary will sing.
Those to be confirmed have
taken three instructions on the
Sacrament from their parish
priests. Rehearsal was held last
Sunday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09
Cardinal Still
Red Prisoner.
Paper States

VATICAN CITY - NC
Osservatore Romano flatly
rejected press reports talk
ing about the liberation" of
His Eminence Stefan Cardin.
al Wyszynski, Primate of Pol
and. Ii said that, even if the
reports we're true, they do
not indicate the slightest change
in communism's attitude toward
the Catholic Church.
Referring to articles appearing
in the American and Italian
press, the Vatican City newspa-
per said in front-page editorial
that they indicated an attempt is
being made by various more or
less clear sources to confuse
minds, in accordance with the
well-known practice which relies
on the short memory of distract
ed public opinion.
Now" IL said, newspapers
speak about . liberation In
reality, there has been no lib
Grafton whatsoever. All that Is
known Is that the Archbishop
Of Griexnc and Warsaw is pres
emily locked Up in a college
belonging TO the Sisters of Mar.
erefh ~ Komanxa, in fhe Baskid
Mountains near the Slovak bor-
der. II is also known that Bish.
cp Michael Kiepaer Of Lodz re.
eeived permission TO visit him.
That In all"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09
An Age of AcH0n
BY Rev. Bertrand eulnerieh

He said am the of crying the ,ctderress;
Make straight the of the Lord SAID the prophet IsdidS
John /, %
During this week asked to contemplate of
holiness His holiness all saints founded
humility Running before the face of God he carried his
humble faith lighted torch
The flame of this torch illuminate the minds of
men, such light they might their selves In
this seknoWedge would make straight the way of
the Lord into his heart and soul Baskng then the fire of
Gods love, would real place of birth for the
Son of God Only seeing himself in true humility would
clean his heart and soul to worthy residence
for Christ
This taught well by him. whom Christ referred
to as greatest of little than angel Could
you would you also be another John the Baptist?
Do the STRINGS of soul tell you that there finer
things life than the mundane of everyday worid
This of action and Christ through the Popes has
charged exercise the of Confirmation by
tcpating Catholic Action Listen to Benedict XIV he
appeal to the of Catholic Action who have
sponded Our desire find in them cooperors and We
with the greatest nsistence to bring their attention
and particularly the service of the working
classes"
Be truly humble your daily life and lend yourself the
the Church Run before the face of Christ and
your fellow Emulate St John the Baptist your
humility zeal for the souls of Pray during this week
may army of the aity ready and willing
His work Harken the words of ST Paul Knowing the
season. that the hour for rise from sleeep Rom
13, ID
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09

a marked upturn in religious
card sales.
But, says buyer Jerry HiIl OF
Lazarus. secular cards are sfiIl
very dominating"
Only eight per cent of all
Christmas cards sold, he estimat-
ed, are of the religious type. This
compares to about four per cent
three years ago, Hill said.
Marshalrs reported that Is
per cent Of their sales are OF
religious Christmas cards. The
general public, the store said,
"sfiII prefers The moderns."
Although buyers at Morehouse-
Fashion could not determine D ra-
ito between the two types of
greetings, both Green's and Nc
Clelland's reported that so per
cent of their customers pick cards
containing pictures of snow-cov-
cred houses, holly leaves, and
reindeer,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1955-12-09

An estimated $4,000 young peo-
pie received Holy Communion at
a Solemn Pontifical Mass at the
close of the convention.
Earlier, the teen-ssers and
young adults elected 24-year-old
William Potter OF Middiefown.
O., as president. Potter is q
Dayton University graduate and
president Of ihe Cincinnati
Archdioeesan Youth Council.
At the Councils annual ban
quet, former President Truman
reminded the young people that
they hold the key to the future
welfare of the nation.
He emphasized the vital place
of the family, church and school
in developing citizens who will
make sure "that free civilization,
as we know it, will not be destroy
ed" He also urged all to study
the Constitution, to read it two or
three times, especially the Bill of
Rights.
He pointed out there's just as
much of duty to see that the
rights of an individual are main
tanned as to see criminal laws are
maintained and enforced.
After the speech, new presi-
dent Potter presented MIR. Tru-
man with a check for 81, 900 from
the council for the Truman Libra
ry in independence. Mo.
Archbishop Ritter's closing
talk congratulated the youth
for . great demonstration of
your Faith" at the Mass and re-
iferated Mr.. Truran's plea for
strengthening love of God and
love of country. He praised Mr.
Truman as great student OF
the country, and said:
81 don't know of anyone who
would symbolic our country bet
ter than he and | don't know of
anyone who excels him in genu-
inc devotion to our country"
At the convention, Monsignor
Joseph e. Schieder. director of