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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Five ST. AIMS Guilds
Sci Meetings This Week

Five guilds of st. AIMS In
FAINT Home and Hospital, Colum-
bus, will meet during the com
ing week,
Guild 81 starts the weeks ac-
tivities on Monday, Dec. 10 when
they meet at the Fort Hayes
Hotel at Z pm. for Christmas
party and gift exchange.
Guilds 20 and 80 will meet
jointly at z pm. at Presutti's
Villa on Dec. II for a meeting
and Christmas party. Those in
charge of the affair are Mrs. Jos.
eph DeSantis, Mrs. Edward Lom-
bardo, Mrs. Peter Sorgini and
Mrs. COMFY Jerome.
Guild 25 meets at 8 pm. Tues.
day, Dec. 13 at the home of Mrs.
William Hollern. Election of of.
ficers for the coming year, a
Christmas party and refresh
ments will be held.
Also on Dec. Is, Guild 81 will
meet at noon at the home oi
Mrs. Earl Rockwell for a busi
ness m ing and Christmas
party.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Grove City PCCW
Has Membership Tea

The PCCW of Our Lady of
Perpetual Help, Grove City, held
membership tea recently at the
parish house, from "a pm.
Guest speaker was Msgr. Ro
land Winel, pastor of st. Mary
church, Lancaster, who spoke on
the development of the Parish
Council of Catholic Women.
The tea was we'll attended by
members of the parish. Also
present were Mrs. c. j. McDon-
aid, president of the confratern
ity of the Rosary and Altar So
ciety of st. Mary Magdalene par
ish, Columbus; Mrs. Norman q
Rowe, president of a similar or
ganization of st. Cecilia parish
New Rome; Mrs. Alexander
Glockner, past president of the
Columbus Diocesan Council oi
Catholic Women.
Welcoming the guests we're
Katie Zamarelli, Louise Baker
Ruth Mainon, Sylvia Hensel ano
Dorothy Hooper.
Serving refreshments were
Jean Guyer, Joyce Baltzer, Joar
Jewett, Doris Brennan, Birdie
Capocciama, ElvTa Gibson, Joar
Erdy, Lucy Davies and Margt
Price.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

stein, Miss Florence Gauhrsn,
of congenital heart diseases
along with diagnosis and aid in
management OF rheumatic fever,
are provided at the laboratory.
Between 800 and 600 tests are
handled each month, for physic-
ians throughout the Central Ohio
area send patients to the clinic
for diagnosis of heart diseases.
Rheumatic fever, the cause of
98 per cent of all heart disease
in children under 20, is known
as the biggest childhood crippler.
In the first year of life, congen.
ital heart diseases cause more
deaths than any other defect.
With quick and accurate diagnos.
is made possible by the newest
techniques and equipment, many
of these children can be saved.
Carolers stopping at homes will
include other interested school
groups, junior and senior choirs
youth groups, and young mar.
ried couples clubs from local
churches. Many Boy Scouts, Girl
Scouts, Campfire Girls and neigh.
borhood groups will join them.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Friends of ST. Rita Hold
Winter Quarterly Meeting

The Friends of st. Rita will
hold their winter quarterly meet
ing on Tuesday, Dec. IL at 7:30
pm. at st. Rita's Home for the
Aged, 1415 E. Broad St, Colum.
bus. All members are invited to
attend.
Plans will be made at the
meeting for the annual Christ
mas Party for the guests of the
home on Dec. %. Anyone wish
ing to donate gifts for the party
may call the Mother Superior OF
bring them to the home before
the above date.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Our Lady of Victory Altar
Society Plans Party

The Altar and Rosary Society
of Our Lady of Victory parish,
Columbus, will hold its annual
Christmas Party at the next meet
ing, Wednesday, Dec. IL at
pm. The party will be held al
the Knotty Pine Party Room al
1865 w. 3rd Ave.
Instead of the usual gift ex,
changes by the members, Mrs
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
New Study Club
Organized I'm Dover

DOVER-A new Study Club,
st. Elizabeth's, was organized re.
Gently as Mrs. Frank Pace, the
hostess, opened the meeting with
a prayer to st, Elizabeth OF
Hungary and Mrs. Albert Anton.
ELI read a chapter on st. Eliza
beth from the Lives of the
Saints.
An article on Pope Plus TX,
who is up for Canonization, was
read by FIR. David Dressman and
he assisted the group in select
ing religious study which will
be The Mass.
The next meeting will be held
on the third Monday in Decem
Der.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Sacred Heart, Coshocton
Hears Msgr. McClynn

COSHOCTON - Msgr. Joseph
E. McGlynn, pastor OF Sacred
Heart church, who has been ap-
pointed pro-synodal judge of the
Diocese of Columbus by Bishop
Ready, gave an informative talk
on the church court when Sacred
Heart parish council DCCW met
in the school hall recently.
During the business meeting
it was decided to have a benefit
card party February 81 in the
parish hall and to hold a par
eel post" party at the next meet
ing on January %.
Mrs. Herbert Armore, presi
dent, had charge of the business
meeting. During the social hour,
refreshments were served by |
committee comprised of MRS
Neal Guenther, Mrs. Robert Hole
house, and Miss Dora Endres.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Holy Rosary PCCW
Names Committees

Mrs. Joseph Fallon, president
of the Holy Rosary parish, Co
lumbus, PCCW, has appointed
the following committee chair
men: Religious Activities, Mrs.
Walter Kotlinski; Catholic Chari.
ties, Mrs. c. A. Dwyer; Interna-
tional Relations, Mrs. Frank
Leonard; Social Action and Civil
Defense, Mrs. Joseph Sauter;
Ways and Means. Mrs. w. E.
Thomas; Public Relations, Miss
Elizabeth Kirwin.
The next regular meeting OF
the Council will be held in the
Elementary School Hall, We'd
nesday, Dec. IL, at 8 pm. Mrs.
Paul Kappes will speak on Christ
mas customs in her native coun.
try of Germany.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

stop at all homes with porch
lights on or a light in the win
dow.
Residents can expect the car
oilers between 6 and 8 pm, at
which time they will have the
opportunity to give a donation
to the Kinder Key Heart Labor
atory.
This laboratory, located at Chill
dren's Hospital, is the only dag
nostic center devoted to heart
disease in children in this area.
Tests for diagnosis and evaluation
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

Jack Dilenschneider, Chairman
OF Catholic Charities, has asked
all members to bring canned
goods and non-perishable items
for three needy families and q
small item, such as tooth paste,
soap, etc. for patients in the Co
lumbus State Mental Hospital
Hostess for the Christmas
party will be Mrs. Forrest Cur
tin, assisting, Mrs. Edwin Hi.
barger, Mrs. Tom Hamilton, will
be in charge of refreshments. as
sitting, Mrs. John Lynch, and Mrs.
Roger Knott.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
OF Interest To Women
Columbus Circle IFCA Holds
Membership Tea Sunday

The Columbus Circle, Interna-
tional Federation of Catholic
Alumnae, will have the annual
tea for new members on Sunday,
Dec. 9, from 3-5 pm, at the
home OF Mrs. Leo G. Chase, 2751
Welsford Rd. LF.C.A. members
are asked to bring gift for
an aged or invalid person.
Chairman of the tea is Mrs.
John r. Hutson and her COM
nittee is Mrs. Richard Chubb,
Mrs. Thomas Brosmer, Mrs. Rich
ard N. White, Mrs. Dale Dicker-
son, Mrs. C. P. Cody, Mrs. Harry
Douglass and Mrs. John Hammer
stein. Membership chairman is
Mrs. Edward Freeh.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
PTA NOTES
Holy Family PTA Has
Meeting December 9

The Parent-Teacher Association
of Holy Family school, Columbus,
will hold its regular monthly
meeting on Sunday, Dec. 8, at 2
pm.
A Christmas program will be
presented by pupils of the Sec
ond grade.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

Miss Mary Lawler will be host
ess for Guild One of Good Shep-
herd Convent when that group
meets Thursday, Dec. 13 at 1121
S. Champion Ave. at 8 pm
"A meeting, Christmas gift ex-
change and lunch will be the pro
gram.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
ST. Elizabeth Auxiliary
Holds Christmas Party

The regular monthly meeting
of st. Elizabeth Auxiliary No. 3
will be held on Wednesday, Dec.
II, at 581 S. High ST. at 8 pm.
A Christmas Party will be held
with a gift exchange. The re-
freshment and entertainment
committee is in charge of the of
ficers with Mrs. Elizabeth Webb
as chairman of the refreshment
committee with Mrs. Catherine
Hausberger as Carol Ann Webb
as co-workers.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

will meet at the school hall al
g pm. Wednesday, Dec. IL.
Each member is asked to bring
a dollar donation to the Catho
lc Charities Chairman as our
Christmas Project. This fund i:
used throughout the year for the
aged at the County Home.
Following the m eting & the
freshment and entertainment
Iarty and exchange gifts. The of
ficers will be in charge OF re
treshments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

The regular business meeting
of the Daughters of Isabella will
be held Tuesday, Dec. IL at the
Chittenden Hotel. A Christmas
social will follow the meeting
end all are asked to bring pack
age for gift exchange.
All the officers are the host.
esses for the Christmas party
The members are all reminded
to bring canned goods, jellies
etc. for the Christmas baskets
Business meeting to start at 7:45
pm. prompt,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07
Groups Will Aid In
Kinder Key Drive

Thirty-some Catholic groups will bring the Christmas
spirit to Columbus homes Tuesday Dec IL, they sing
bors.
Wearing the Kinder Key heart bands the earolers will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

fyov open your door the night of Dec. II, you might
see group of caroers like this singing for ihe benefit of
the Kinder Key Heart Laboratory chIdrens Hospital
Posing for the picture St. Mary of the Springs and ST.
Agatha students.
Left TO right are Janet BoIek, 1864 Coventry Rd.;
Michele Martin, 2s44 Westmont Blvd Pat Bigham, 264e
Westmont Blvd. Judy Smith, 1879 WeIsford Rd.; Mrs.
Richard Bull Kinder Key leader; Jean Martin, 2s44 West
mont Blvd; and Nancy Yates, 2553 M. HoIyoke Dr.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1956-12-07

St. Thomas, Columbus
Groups Sci Meeting
The Altar Society and PCCW
Ci st. Thomas parish, Columbus,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
MINNESOTA CRANRERREs

Mnnesotans may be surprised
10 learn that as early IA iSia one
Of the tcrntory'S leading exports
Was cranbcrrieS,
In It's issue for December :,
lSIe, the Minnesota Pioneer n
st Paul newspaper reported that
three Thousand barrels" of Gran.
berries had been shipped from St
Paul and MENDOZA, and probably
more than half as many rrom
saltwater" The writer asserted
that Minnesota's berries were
nearly twice NJ large, and much
moro delicious than any Gran.
berries ever ate Eaat"
At that time cranberrtcs sold FOR
81 barrel They were gathered
by the Indians, who took them
into tho towns 90 exchange them
Tor goods, Farmers children u.
round the city alao picked Gran
berries To sell or to barter, In
lsIp cranbcrries could be found in
marshes and boys that are now
within the limits " the city ~ ~
Paul
By 1854 u local newspaper 70.
ported that cranberriea were
worth 5000 a Darrell, Cranberry
exports continued to increase foI
many years and Minnesota berries
became very popular In the east,
ern markets.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
JACK AND M
sEolN HOLIDAY
FESTIVITIES Early

Beginning early holiday testi'
vities, children OF Jack and Jill,
Inc. in the two To 1--WE year age
group held u Christmas craft scs.
sion at the homo OF Mrs, Robert
Murray, t0Sa Third Az, s, on Sat
uriay afternoon, December S,
Al the same hour children in the
1--WE to 10 year age group enjoyed
movies and craft session at the
homo OF Mrs, Shelton Granger
1888 kifth Az, y,
ON Friday night, December IL
mothers Of the Jack and jill
chapter viii hold their annual
Christmas party at the home oi
Mrs. William whitesidc, 5000
Third Az, y,
Climaxing the seasons fest
vitics viii be the annual Christ
mas party for all the children ri
Saturday December 10, The gala
affair will be held In the SkS
Room OF Holy Trinity Lutheran
church, sTS0 E. 3ist st
The children viii conclude their
activities on Sunday, December
%, when they win 80 Chris,ma'
caroling TO the various homes ~
the community.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Social and Personal
* ST. PAUL q

EsquIrrttcs To Meet; The
Esluirettes win hold their regular
meeting Friday, December II, at
the home OF Mrs, Robert PAttcr-
son. p62 w. Central Av. All mem
bcrs are urgently requested TO b.
present as there viii be business
VI Importance To be transacted.
TsTC Meets with Dv, Mcbiicy'
The Colonial Room OF tho Hotel
Lowry was the scene OF the dinner
meeting OF tho TSrc Club held
Saturday, Dec 3. with Dr Cor
nclius Moblley IA host,
John Mark Patton Stlll III,
John NJ, Patton. social worker
and civic and fraternai figure atill
IL confined to bed by doctors or
dcrs at his home at poa 81, An
thany Az,
Host To Rouici Henry r. Thorn
AZ, 1913 Clinton Az, was host
Friday night, Dec, Z, 60 the Twin
city Boulc,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
HlI!q:&1 :333lI1
~ 81 NEIL D0DS0n RUSSELL ::

NEW YoRK.-JorTINGs FROM A HOSPITAL BED This is the
hospital after undergoing
ankle broke
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
prosrpofeia Sorority Net
December u pions Mode
FOR February formal

The PraFfuateiH Bor0rity held
Its regular monthly meeting DE
~crnber 7 =, 'hs hDnrs ~ Charlotte
Curry. sSs West Central Az as
hf.atsss Ariss Iialiopsli president.
presided
Tentative plans we're made for
ne annual formal dance 20 he Civ.
~ In February After The business
meeting. the sorority was enter.
tainsd with = Fashion RsyirU pre-.
ssntsd ~ Virginia Brown display
r00rfina'0F from the Emporium
The lovely fashions we're rnodslsd
BY Virgins Brown. vsrora Brad.
f0ri. ArIss HnIl0wsH, Maxine
Smith and Euia Williams
Immediately following the Fash
I'm PshrR. RiftE we're exchanged
~ the members
The January meeting vii b.
hsIi a, hs hone ~ Vsngrs BrAd-
ford a. iII2 FsrndAls Avenue
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Additional Social &
Personal News
Minneapolis

New Playmatei Christmas Will
have n double meaning this year
for Diane westbrooks, six years
old and her sister, Renee, five
Their parents. MI ana Mrs, VII
liam J. Wcstbrooks, 900 Irving
Az. NJ, presented them with a now
brother and playmate Tuesday.
December II Michael Edward
made his arrival In Nj Sinai hos.
pitai and weighed In at seven
pounds, I9L ounces. Mrs Celia
D0bbina 81 Little Rock, ARK. In
tho maternal grandmother. Mrs
Westbrooka Ia church reporter for
ZION Baptist church.
IIoapitaiiyedi Mrs Hardy White,
10i2 Clinton Az. In a patient In
Fairvicw hospital where she II
under treatment for a heart con
dtuon, Her condition In reported
much improved.
BACK Iionpe; Mrs Oscar Gates,
2b20 Fourth Az r.. returned home
Tuesday, December II, from la
throp. Mo. where she spent a few
days Visiting her mother. Mrs
Lueiia Chlidreas.
Visiting In South Mrs John
Wright. 2435 Fourth Az r.. left
by plane, December II for fla
yannRh, Ga, 10 visit her daughter
and family. Or and Mrs. J. w
Wilson and daughter. Mrs Wright
win be away until after January
Christmas Party: Invitations
have been Issued by the Twin city
Forty Club for its aIHt annual
Christmas Party. The formal ar
fair will be held Saturday eve.
ming, December 70, from eight a.
u .. m al the Curtis Hotel.
Tenth ~. and Third Az. r., Min
rsspolis
New Address: Mr. and Mrs
Alex r. Jones. formerly ~ bis
CpIfsk Nv. ". are npw residing
A. f7H - Seventh -.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Grapefruit Boniour

This In the brightest of all pos.
niblo beginning To Christmas
morning breakfast i'ut a lump Of
sugar In the hole In the middle Of
each half grapefruit Top with a
maranchino cherry Pour over the
sugar and cherry n tablespoon Of
heated cognac and light Tho cog.
mac will burn like y candle In the
middle Of the grapefruit,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Mrs. ooaiis 70 Appear
On MvsevIor Dystrophy
proQruru On Channel 2

Mrs, Terry QuallH, 1884 Penn
Az, N. Queen OF f'cEzan Court No
7. Daughters OF isia, will appear
with her husband, Teddy Qualls.
and Tv and radio star Julius La
Rosa, on Tv Channel y, Saturday
evening. December 10. The pro
gram is being sponsored for the
aid OF muscular dystrophy vie.
Tins and win begin at II q. M and
continue tru $50 p, NJ, Sunday.
December 10.
Mrs, Qualls viii appreciate u II
friends who call In 10 make dona-
tons, u they ask for her.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

n long Of plate
operating n a glass clutch.
ed firmly In one hand
recovery snesthesia
blood pressure nj
minutes and watched closely for
complication Every awhile
veyed the but nothing happened From the waist down
was completely numb
At interval between dozins awakened to find hand
blackhsired looked like
thought had died and Heaven rather to
Hades because he handsome Lucifer.
Hello hazly. have thought
going into shock because he asked;
your They you whether
you all your buttons told him my
What day the ~" he asked
Friday" bellered out with surprising vigor
Don't get excited" soothinSy
to sleep"
I'm not sleepy" protested promptly off
back bed The anesthcSa
had worn off and felt no unpeaSanness whatsoever
Elizabeth Taylor the motion picture star IL In the
plush hospital
surgery yesterday n crushed
spinal hospital furry
got Of barged
into Miss THyors room just :" cape and star" Mt the o""
beauty.
We're students" o c girls
certainly Taylor reported have
piled blame her She considerable pain and dis
comfort entitled TO her privacy
My morning hospital p'eAscd
points study Grand
where every until
estimated 900 and off subway trains
populate a American city When
you each other like
they scrAmbing the Heaven, you
idea Of just what 20 face this madhouse twice
each day
Although n n my room
frequently found repetition
understand housewives day after
teevison looking the
doing
regulars
teevtson personnel
programs This be particular
spend the bulk placidly
the audience Of teevEon show another
suppose doing nothing a
Well being hospiAlzed bad people complain
indifferent
cooperative
under
appalling Many girls Jus,
nursing pay compensate
they
themselves the profession
hospital found Il to be noush
we'll balanced although certainly
sembance the hghcAHs
intended to help physically sick bodies themselves
the hospital
mother the hospital bring
patient bring
spaghetti dishes and ch derS She's gained eleven
working in
slipped any during
the day She thinks foong the hospital She's actually
herself
yourself q trip To hospital
advice Is possible, do what you're
81
feror than
desperately
H. you' get the attention ned.
you don a spoiled brato
domneering yran because you fiat your back
-.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

CoHnac. when Il In used for
flaming. should be warmed In u
saucepan. II should never he al
lowed To boil, this will destroy
some Of rs flavor, heavens to
iietHyI
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Social and Personal
= MINNEAPOLIS 4

Dancing Party Invitations have been issued by the We'd
neSay Matinee club for its annual holiday dancing
held Friday evening, December 2s the Northside Post
American Legion Cubrooms 2229 W Broadway, Minneapolis
De Vante Club: The DeNante club Monday December
at the home Mrs Walter Aston 39l7 Third Av s Plans
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

Many peopl. have discovered
that use Of our classified al col
umns IL economical and brings I'm
mediate results.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

bright sunny NOM OVERCOMING the HUDSON RIVER,
a teleyision set (rented from the hoSpital radio,
a telephone and collection OF reading matter l
will never be able to get through during my stay,
i allowed to be up In wheelohair which l
pilot erratcally up and down the corridors,
I underwent spinal anesthcsia for the OPP
Grafton aware of what going on the
entire time. I could hear the doctor pounding
my ankle with u hammer that made clnk-
ciink- clink sound and I heard him ask for
"sman scrcwdriVer.". lie removed sin screws
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

Tailor shop, 255 Second Az. s..
entered Fairview hospital Thurs.
day. December IS for minor sur
gerry.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14

8, at The nome OF Mrs. Walter
were made to distribute Christmas
baskets to bring cheer to some
needy families.
VIII Undergo Surgery: Mrs.
Anne Brown, owner of Anne's
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-12-14
Debs & Dates

III there dehS and dates! My but
the way the days arc whiSsiI,g by,
II viii be 1851 before you know H.
So far the only thing that We have
around 10 prove winter Is here, Is
the cold weather. because there Is
no snow. And who likes winter
without snow wish we would
have a big snow storm, not enough
50 that we get hemmed In, but
enough 80 We can at least say this
Is winter
The Jazz Knights played at
North High School for "a dance
Friday Night,
The Sensations gave dance
Saturday night. which they say
was well attended
Happy birthday lou Hayes,
may you have many more added To
your tender years,
Robbie Hayes gave a party for
her sisters birthday Saturday
night
The Wizards are all set for the
basketball game tomorrow night
at wheatiey. They play the Rock
Island Ambassadors There In u
dance scheduled In the gym after
the game. II you want 10 see has
ketban played at It's best. then be
sure To make this game,
! know n deb In the SANITY City
who should keep track Of her
dates activities n little closer
when he's out Of sight just be
cause Uncle Sam has him, that
doesn't mean someone else doesn't
too
JOKEI.iNE IT'S A FACT
Ninety-five per cent Of the doc
tors today have switched from
Camels 10 ears'
The Jazz knights are going Ia
play at dance given by the X
Q's at Central High School to-
night
Well people, you make the news
and | print Il, what there In of IT,,
I may miss few points here and
there, but then II neglected to
print something about a party You
had or didn't wish you happy
birthday. I am 80 sorry. II In too
bad there isn't more. but then you
cant print something that In not
happening OF course, there In
some things could print. II my
editor didn't edit this column But
that's the breaks
so fabulous deba and dates, III
bring this little item 60 a close
and hope toasc you next week. No
everyone continue Ia play n cool
role, and the Twins" will stay
dead Signing of
Evening star., 1956-11-18

students be stronger democracy? No! The result will
be sharp decline in our leadership potential In our
attempt to apply readymix veneer of education on
every schoolboy and girl run the risk OF rearing
race of medocrities 1t is in fact, amazing to me that
nation which insists grading its commercial wares
on putting for every purse. blend OF coffee
for every taste and three sizes of large asparagus IMAM
moth colossal and geantc) for every pantry shelf =
should pride itself turning out one drab grade OF
human being labelled run of the mill.
realize that very often the failure of child in school
is the result of no fault of his Where child does
poorly because he is poor where the reasons for his ill
success are baSically financial must devise system
Evening star., 1956-11-18

NEXT QUESTION: How quickly you fall In lover
And how long does love Iast7 To answer . readers
questions we sent reporter Lester David TO inter-
view the heroine Of the biggest love story Of our
era-the Duchess Of Windsor. In next weeks issue.