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In Mrnturiaut
BANKS. ALICE A. In LOVING m,r

BANKS. ALICE A. In loving memory
OF our dear mother. ALICE A.
BANKS, who departed this life two
years ago, August 81. 1858.
The flowers we place upon your grave
May wither and decay.
But the memory OF you. dear Mother
Win never fade away.
HARRISON AND STAFFORD
eTy q CHARLES Z. E BECKER. "s9ao Who
left US four years ago today. Au-
gust 81, 1853.
God called you to His home. Gene
Just four years ago today,
Your memory will always stay.
BETTY AND FRANCES
BRESNAHAN, ARVILLA NJ. In mem
ory OF our beloved mother, ARV1LLA
M. BRESNAHAN, who died seventeen
years ago today, August 81, 1870.
Loving memories never die
As years roll on and days 30 bv,
OF one we loved and can't forget.
HER DEVOTED CHILDREN.
BROOKS, JASPER LEO. In fondest
memory Of q loving son, JASPER LEO
BROOKS. who departed this life
three years ago today August 81,
Three sad and lonely years have
Since my grest sorrow fell.
The shock received that day
still remember we'll.
Quick and suddenly came the call.
The sudden death SURPRISED US all:
You are at peace in the isles Of the
We Know God in His wisdom knew
YOUR ''' LOVING MOTHER. MRS
JULIAN D. TdLLMAN: AND YOUR
A. X. DONNELLY.
fOcSAN q our beloved % isthef, 10 mf6SrS IhoYp
BUCHANAN, who departed this life
eight years ago, August 81. 1919
Beyond all pain, all care and sadness
Beyend all trouble, thou art gone
But knowing that some day we will
1nd thee,
CORNELIUS BUCHANAN. PRISCILLA
b. NEWMAN, NELSENA B. SCOTT.
FRIssELL. FREDERICK y. In loving
memory of our dear husband and
father, FREDERICK p. FRISsELL,
ago today, August 81. 1915.
Loving and kind In all his ways,
Upright and Just TO the end OF his
Sincere and kind In heart and mind.
What a beautiful memory he left
YOUR DEVOTED WIFE, MARIE. AND
CHILDREN, ADDIE, IDA, FRED
DIE, CARRIE AND ROSE MARIE
MADISON, MILDRED. A tribute Of
love and devotion TO the memory
OF our beloved mother and mother
in-law, MILDRED MADISON. who
departed this life one year ago to-
day, August 81, 1865.
There is no time that we could set
for parting;
We who remain are never ready for
Even our PRAYERS would be. mot
yet, not yet, dear God
Another day with US let our beloved
We must believe when falls the
Ths. wisely God has willsd 1t so.
Gone from us. but leavins sweet
Death can never take away
Memories that will always linger
While upon this Garth we stay
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND
SON-IN.LAW, AMY r, AND WILL
LIAM ID. WOOD.
MADISON, MILDRED. In sad but
loving memory Of my dear. step
departed thus ilfe ones year ago to-
Called from this world for peaceful
Called Sy God who always knows
Dear u my memory she will always
Until In Heaven we meet again.
HER STEPDAUoHTER, Whey r.
= s,ss.,..,..s.---.
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FUNERAL DESIGNS

GEO. c. SHAFFER. INC
Expressive Floral Tributes Mqcsrately
priced Open daily sun, n0lidayA
Phone orders also accented 0:aO 70
pma avesk niahts 200 l4tb ~ NV
kA 4-OiO0.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Crematorium
J. William Lees Sons Co
FUNERAL DIRECTIONS
Ath 81. and Mass Ave NE Ii $4,000
Malvan & Schey, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
424 r st. NV. NO. 7-O133
iO'
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEMETERY LOTS
CHOICE BURIAL SITES. National
Memorial Park. reasonable. Call IA.
2-2s3O
BEAUT. CHOICE SITES in Cedar Hill
Cemetery, reas. OIL. 4-b347.
CEDAR HILL SITES, 2Oss on for cash,
or sites, cash and car for later
car; will show In my car, AD
FORT LINCOLN (2l, valued s27O for
quick sale, $500 cash. IA. 2-6234.
FORT LINCOLN sites, will sell for
$3.50 cash lovely location. Call kE.
s-4436.
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RENFRO, MRS. OLIVE CONTEE. In
loving remembrance OF my dear wife
OLIVE CONTEE RENFRO, who
passed away thirteen years ago today
August 81, 1919
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RAILEY. RTCHARD HENRY.

Thursday. August 20. 1887. at his
residence, Willard. Va, RICHARD
Mesdames virginia Sheppard and
Estelle Bell, Earl and Ralph Bailey
he also is survived by one sister.
Sidney sutton: two brothers, the Rev.
James Bailey and Frederick Thomas.
two grandchildren, one great-grano-
child and other relatives and friends.
Mr.. Bailey may be seen at the chinn
Funeral Home, 1905 South Sem
mary rd.. Arlington, Va, after 2
pm. sunday, September J. Funeral
services and interment on MONDAY.
September >, at ? pm, At the
Second Shiloh Baptist Church, VIII
lard Va
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sust 80. 1857. at her residence,
4607 25th st. Mount Rainier. Nd,
VIOLA p CARSON, beloved wife
Of the late william A. Carson and
mother OF Dorothy v. Davis. She
also is survived BY q sister. Mamie
Aayhew. and q brother, Leslie Y.
Dameron. Mrs Carson rests at
the Gaseh Funeral Home. 4739 Bal
timore ave, Hyattsville. Nd serV-
ices at the Fort Lincoln Cemetery
Chapel on Tuesday. September 3, at
10 an. Relatives and friends in
vited. Entombment Fort Lincoln
Mausoleum, Viewing after 10 m.
Sunday, September H. 2
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August 20. 1867. in Richmond. Va,
WILLIAM C. HOWENs of 643 Aeker
st. ne. beloved husband Of Alma
w Bovens, son of Edward p.
6oyens and brother cf Mrs. Mildred
BoEens. He also Is survived bv 9
host Of other relatives and friends
Notice Of funeral later. Services BY
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DANIELS. EMMA IMBAcH KITTY,

on Thursday. August 20, 1851.
EMMA MBAcH tKTTTY1 DANIELS
Of Herndon, Va, formerly Of Wash
ington. D. C.. beloved wife OF Ara
and David Daniels, sister Of Mrs
Bertha Imbach Miles and aunt OF
Franklin Miles. both of Martins
burg, W. Va. Notice OF funeral
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~ Iss7. - l.oGY p p BEIcE Bisas'i q A9nTs srSI
Brice and father of Mrs. Mar
Waters, Mrs. Dorothy Coombs, Ro
berta and Cal Briee Also surviving
are eight grandchildren, other rela
n0es Tlves snS MSna.T many .n.mS 1sisnSs !;
are invited to call at the MeGuirl
Funeral Home, 1920 9th st, NV.
where services will be held on Tues
day. September 8, at IL am. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
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communication of washing
ton Centennial Lodge. NO.
IA, y. A. A. M, Is hereby
called for I pm. Monday.
September 2, 1867. at the
Masonic Temple, l3tn st
and New YORK ave. NV.
purpose Of conducting the
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ANDkOUS, AUDhkI sHHEEk. On
Wednesday, August 2s, 1857, in
RFY sHREvE xNDRoUs Of 9 Edse-
hill dr., Alexandria, Va, wife Of A.
Thomas Androus. mother of Theo-
dore s. Androus, Audrey Lynne.
Debrah M. Androus Of Alexandria,
Honolulu. daughter of Mrs. Ellen
Moffett Shreve Of Coloniai Village,
Arlington, Va. Family requests that
friends call ct the Demaine Funeral
Home, $50 South Washington st 4,
day. September .. Services will be
held at the Demaine Chapel, $50
South Warrington St, Alexandria.
Va. on Tuesday, September .. at
2 pm. Interment viii follow in
Cedar Hill Cemetery, Washington,
d C
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August 20. isS7. Fra X. JupkiNs jUISsdSsi
wife OF BENJAMIN A. Judkins. sister
Of John Mcintosh OF Savannah.
Ga: Mrs Mabel O. Wright and Mrs
Jennie o. Simms. Many other rela-
3 pm Tuesday, September g.
friends may call at her late resi-
dence. Funeral services on Wednts-
day. September 4, at ON, al
the Liberty Baptist Church. 33ro
81. between H and Eye StS. NV,
the Rev. Wilmore A. Carter Of.
fciating Interment Lincoln Me-
mortal cemttery. 3
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CARTER, WADE H. On Friday, Au-
gust 80. 1857. WADE H. CARTER
Notice Of funeral later. Arrange
mentS by MCGUIRE, Inc. Q

COOK; CHRIS ,. On Friday. August
sp Sc. les' cHkrs Il n. rsstS5ass coo% bSss.rS Sss
Of Mrs. Anna r. Cook. father ol
Charles W. Cook and Mrs. Dorothy
G. McCloskey. He also is survived
BY two grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home
4th ST. and Mass ave. ne, unit
10 an. Tuesday, September 3. Re
QUEEN mass viii be offered at s..
Peters Catholic Church at 1890 am
lnterment Mount Olivet CemeterV
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KELLY. IOsEPH RoRERT. snddenlr

on Friday. August 81. 1851 Al III,
residence, 1920 North Queen ST
Arlington, Va. JOSEPH ROBERT
KELLY. beloved son OF Mrs. Mary
Kelly and brother Of Mrs. Cath
crime ADJUST, Raymond B. Kelly Of
Richmond Hills, Long Island, N. Y.
John ]. Kelly Of Hyde Park. N Y.
Philip p. Kelly Of Poughkeepsie. N. Y.
Mrs. Mary. lWalling OF Syracuse
Ievittown. N. Y Friends % may cal N
az the Fitzgerald Funeral Home, 324H
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. park
ing In the rearD, where there will be
q recitation Of the rosary on sun
requiem mass will be Celebrated Al
81. Charles Catholic Church. Ar.
lington, Va, on Wednesday, Septem.
Der 4. at 900 am. Interment Ar
hnRton National Cemetery. 2
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ALLEN. JOHANNA BUSSE. On
Wednesday, August rs, 1907, at Doc
tors Hospital, JOHANNA BuSsE
ALLEN Of 1904 send 81 NV. beloved
wife OF Heman H. Allen. She also
Is survived by one niece, one nephew.
Friends may call at the s. H, Hines
Co. Funeral Home, 29O1 14th St
NV (parking facilities1, Services
al the National Presbyterian Church,
tember 3, at i0:30 am. All except
the immediate family are requested
to send expressions Of sympathy to
the Cancer Foundation.
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BUCHANAN, LLOYD B. In memory
Of our beloved father, LLOYD
BUCHANAN, who departed this life
eight years ago. August 81. 1919
Beyond all pain, all care and sadness,
Beyend all trouble, thou art gone
But knowing that some dav we will
nnd thee,
Gives us courage to 30 on.
CORNELIUS BUCHANAN. PRISCILLA
B. NEWMAN, NELSENA b. SCOTT
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Uniyersits Hospital. HELEN ". " HoYT
Of Route 4. Vienna, Va, beloved wife
Of Avery 8. Hoyt, mother OF Mrs
Rachel Z. Wright. Friends may cali
ct the Ives Funeral home. 2B47
Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va. where
funeral services will be held on
Sunday. September 1, at 2 pm.
dianapolis, Ind. Please omit flowers.
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Thursday, August ~. 1857, at Ar
lngton Hospital LEROY HENRY
fax. Va, beloved husband Of Frances
B. HIldebrand, stepfather OF Philip
n Tyler, son Of Mrs. Catherine
Hildebrand Of Wilkes-Barre. Pa. I;
brother Of Mrs. George Phillips OF
Melchert Of Cedar Rapids. Iowa
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home, 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va. where funeral services win be
held on Tuesday. September 3. at IL
Park. 3
nnnrnn.Nn ..no- -.
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~. 1857. ETA Dixon Of 6ii 10th
Dixon. She also leaves to mourn
their loss q pother-in-law. AIRS.
Mary Dixon: sister law, Mrs
Gertrude Plummer: three aunts. one
nephew and many other relatives and
tembef .. friends may call at the
above address Services on Tues
day, September ,. at 5 am, at the
Holy Name Catholic Church. 1lth
National Cemetery. ITraneements By
the Morris A. Carter & Co. Funeral
Home 3Ob n At nv
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day. August %. 1857. in Arlington
Hospital. EDWARD H. KERR, sr. o
1909 18th pl: Sc, husband of Mrs
Florence c. Kerr, father Of jane
and and, Edward 6,,a II Kerr. g.; Mrs. Mar
brother Of Jack Kerr. Mrs Loreni
Quillin and Mrs. Kathleen 0umpper
Friends may call at the Lee Funera
Home. 9Th ST. and Mass. ave. ne.
where services will be held on Tues
Interment Arlinston National Gene
terry. q
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SSenee: Tia5 North Vernon. st. Ar:
hhES 5ngsSn' h.'VSsd TS Il,e FLoREEC5 y 5I EDNA Y
Darr. mother OF Mrs. Arden l.
Burnett. Mrs. Jack shockley, Charles
D., George B. and Thomas J. Darr.
all Of Arlington. Va. She also Is sur
sister, Mrs. Norman p. Colburn, and
one brother. Bernard r Burdette,
also Of Arlington, Va Friends msy
call At the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax dr.. Arlington,
Va. where services will be held on
Saturday. August 81. at pm. In
terment Columbia Gardens SI
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are afraid of these very things
of which he writes.
You should tell him that their
fear is based on their realization
that all of these things, worse
than Russian tanks, more deadly
than atom and H bombs are being
used by secret agents of evil and
destruction to ruin them under
the excuse of freedom.
You should tell him that this
fear which leads young minds to
nothingness and oblivion is blind
ing them into ways of life and
actions which are not normal but
which become an outlet for emo
tons and tensions that are being
caused day after day by such
stuff
You should tell him - you
should plead with him to do
something about it." You should
call on him in the name of all
that is decent and fitting to stand
UP and act to help remove the
stupidity of a community that will
attempt to provide a future for
the citizens and at the same time
permit the very future of those
citizens to be jeopardized by a
"lot of money changers in the
temple"
Yes, you should tell him - or
at least somebody should tell him
for you.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01
Colleges Honor


WASHINGTON-NC) - Thir.
ty colleges and universities
throughout the nation have
agreed to hold memorial services
during football games on Nov. 2
in honor of the Hungarian patri-
OTIS who a year ago made an un-
successful attempt to overthrow
their communist overlords.
The observance was suggested
by The Christianform which is
dedicated to the Christian form of
civilization and has headquarters
here.
Mr.. Nonnenmacher suggested
that during half-time of the foot
ball games there be a short per.
iod of silence closing with a rifle
salute by an ROTC or other unit
and the sounding of "Taps" az a
tribute to the Hungarians.
In addition, The Christianform
has been sending out to all col
leges and universities a four-page
pamphlet reprint of an account of
the heroic Hungarian uprising
written by Leslie c. 10th, a vet
eran of "the battle of Budapest"
who now is a student at an Amer
lean university.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01
Women Shouldn't Go
To College Just for Man
NEW ORIEANSOMC

NEW ORLEANS-NC) - A
Catholic girl should not 60 to
college to learn how to get a
husband, but to gain a genuine
understanding of her goal in life
and how to reach it.
This opinion was given here by
Dominican Father Benedict Ash
ley in an address at a faculty SEM
mar Of st. Mary's Dominican Col
lege. A professor Of philosophy
at the Dominican House Of Stud
les in River Forest, Ill.,, Father
Ashley spoke on "The Case for
the Woman's College"
He said the primary function
Of a college Is to give a liberal
education. MEN and women have
different limitations" he stated,
therefore We need a different
type Of liberal education for each
sex. Women belong in won1en's
colleges and men in mems col
leges, so that they may develop
their capacities and liberate them
selves"
He declared that 4 women's
college Of high standard is today
the equal of any coeducational
college in preparing a girl to
make a living or to find a hus-
band. But II these are the things
for which a girl goes to college,
there is no special reason why
she should 60 to a college, es-
pecially one for women, he
added.
"The college woman" said
Father Ashley, unjust come to
understand how to fulfill her
self as a human being, and not as
a sexless human being, but as a
woman. She needs to understand
what It means to say that just
as the fulfillment Of, a man must
be fatherhood - at least in the
spiritual fatherhood Of creative
leadership-so the fulfillment Of
4 woman must be motherhood
at least in the spiritual mother
hood Of insight and love. In a
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Junior, behaving worse than a
gangster, has a heart of gold and
how sister Sue because no one
told her. becomes or almost be
comes a roaring girl"
And MI. Wilson puts his finger
on the real point when he says
that "stock in trade of this kind
of film is sex literally laced with
brutality.
When players aren't making
torrid love they are sIUssing,
sIashins, msnslins. torfvrins
each other with gay abandon.
Every one pretends there is q
moral to these dramas. But no
one any more is taken in by
that"
rs You wonder then who sees
these things. There must be an
audience or they wouldn't show
them. Yes, there is an audience.
They are being hooked-they are
being enticed by such things un-
der the guise of realism or art
which as MI. Wilson says European
studios c~ynically viewing how
things are on the American mar
ket, are sending up a lot of art
films that are close kin to the
stuff one gets through the mail
in the art studies booklets a
plain wrapper"
You should thank Mr.. Wilson
and anyone like him who writes
such an article. Only you should
suggest that he 60 a little farther.
You should tell him that he
should use his influence to "do
something about it."
You should tell him that the
Catholic Church as the voice Of
Christ through her Legion Of
Deesney and her National Or
ganizsfion Of Decent Literature
has been working for q long,
long time to make people see
how they are being taken in.
You should tell him that mil
lions OF t~een-agers all over the
world are not only insulted but
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01
Catholic Youth
Name Officers
AT Marysville

MARYSvILLE (Spl.) New
officers were named this week
for the Young Catholic Adult
and Youth Organizations COM
bined units Of Our Lady Of
Lourdes, MarysvilIe, st. Joseph,
Plain City, and Sacred Heart,
Milford Center.
Named to head the Young
Adult group was Janice Struew-
ing, Marysville, who will be as
sisted by Walter Shuran Jr.,
Marysville, vice president, JOS
eph Hofbauer Jr., Plain City,
secretary, Tom Lamb, Plain City,
treasurer.
The Catholic Youth Organiza-
tion named James Struewing,
president, James Daley, vice pre-
sident, Patty Jobe, secretary, Bill
Fritzinger, treasurer.
Monsignor George Schorr, vice
chancellor of the Diocese, is
moderator for both groups.
The youth organizations from
the three parishes combined
their efforts at the suggestion Of
the late Bishop Ready.
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Post -.

Continued from Page g.
The Red Raiders. who kicked
off their drills on Oct. l - the
first team to do so in Franklin
County-open their campaign on
Nov. 5.
So you think the name Irish"
is only an empty title for Notre
Dame. Tabled as a possible start
er at the center position on the
ND. cage squad is 81 Mike
Ireland!
Other members Of the squad:
Bobby Dsvins, John Mccarthy.
Gene Duffy, and Mike Graney.
The Irish, incidentally, are ex-
pected to field a strong aggrega-
ton this year. Notre Dame had a
20-8 record last year.
The experts pick Ohio State to
take the Big Ten basketball cham
pionship this season.
Last laugh department: Braves
Manager Fred Haney, hung in ef-
figy by some Milwaukee fans aft
er his team was clobbered by
Brooklyn, 20-2, in the middle Of
the season, was named the Ma
tional League manager of the
year by the baseball Writer'S AS
ISOLATION of America.
Haney piloted the Milwaukee
Club to the MI championship in
one of the most heated major
league races in years and brought
the World Series title for the MI
to the West for the first time
since 1916 when the Cardinals
captured the championship.
Johnny Wirtz, former St.
Mary Rambler coach. Is having
Z great year with his s.. L.
nafivs, Cleveland team. His
sridders currently hold down
first place In the West Senate
league with . spoiIsss record.
In rambling through their op.
ponents. the st. Ignatius Wildcats,
one Of the top teams in the state,
have scored at = 50-point per
game clip.
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freedom which is being made by
the producers and distributors of
"a line of films of tawdriest, low
est grade kind which according
to the producers is aimed at
the teenage trade"
Wondering how young folks
could take such an insult he
bIvnfIy states that these rock
and roll items timed Al luke
box addiets are usually stocked
with some r and r musicians
and personalities and The main
business Of these pictures. is to
keep fhs sound track rolling.
No one hothers to provide most
Of these films with q plot"
Noting that the films are com
pletely brutal and inhuman he
says that "teen-agers are suppos
ed to storm the box office fol
the films that expose how stupid
and inhuman parents can be until
a little child or juvenile authori
ties guide them, describe how
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01
Erratai

Due to misinformafion
given the Times, last
weeks e dition had St.
Agatha the loser in q Soc
Ger game against St. Az
CUISINE. Actually, St. Aga
tha BANKED St. Augustine,
so. The Times regrets the
error.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01
St. Mary Opens
Cage Campaign
At Delaware

Basketball season begins Fri
day for st. Mary, Delaware, when
the squad opens at home against
Waldo.
Meanwhile, Holy Family, prac-
ticing since Oct. l, opens its cam
paign next Friday at Chuckery-
Darby.
st. Francis Newark, defending
Central Catholic League cham
pion, begins its practice sessions
on Monday while Watterson
kicks off its drills on Tuesday.
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ciudes chairmen of the seven
Kateri rings organized in the city
Of Columbus. Reports on Ring ac-
tivities were given and plans for
the future were discussed.
A suggestion to organize a book
club was accepted by the board.
Each ring will purchase a book
monthly and contribute it TO the
library at Camp st. Rita. The
next meeting is in March.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01

liberal college for women, the
school, community, personal guild
ance and, above all, the manner
Of teaching, is directed to this
end"
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01

Although not q fisher
man like st. Peter. the
bishop in India had to
60 by boat when 200
Jacobites in Thiruvan-
mundur insisted he come
to receive them into the
Church. Floods had
washed out all the roads.
When news got to their
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Contacts were made with the
Mayor to secure a proclamation
of the week, the radio and nv
stations to obtain time for panels
and other programs to the home
rooms in the school TO notify the
youth of the Communion Crusade
and the city in general through
the sponsorship of a bill board in
the middle of the city.
All of the youth were given OPP
portunities to participate.
st. Mary Magdalene Parish
Youth Council held a Communion
Breakfast in the parish hall last
Sunday on the opening day of
Catholic Youth Week. The parish
Council is made up of Young
Adult and CYO officers.
During the Mass the assembled
members renewed the pledge of
the Fighting Goth made last year.
New freshmen members of the
parish were enrolled.
PARTYLINE, NOV.
CYO Partyline publishing date
will be next Saturday, November
9th. All news items Of interest and
information to be put in the pa
per should be in youth headquar-
tiers by November Bird.
The Partyline is the official
news bulletin of the Catholic
Youth Councils CYO division. It
contains articles of interest about
youth and parish activities.
KATERI MEETS
Kateri of Camp St. Rita met
last week for their semi-annual
report. Mrs. C. j. Mcdonald is
chairman If fhn hoard which in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01

former Orthodox bishop
he rushed there with
great fanfare and began
q new to win
them back. The bishop
wishes to reward their
sincerity by giving them
q chapel. He needs $2e
600 and the land t$1.000l.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01

giving -Spff1tu1l 91fJs win
real meaning and lasting effects
Like 4 gift to the Near East
Missions in the name of friend
u relative. whether lay person
or religious. Our truly beautiful,
new CHRISTMAS GIFT CARD
will be sent anywhere you ask
and PRESSED FLOWERS
FROM BETHLEHEM are in
closed. The card says: ID you
arranged Mass 10 be said In the
Holy Land for them: Oh 20 you
enrolled them In the rich spirit
ual benefits our members en-.
joy: Oh g, In their name yeu
gave q sacred article to adorn q
mission chapel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-01
Youth Notes
Portsmouth Youth
Advertise Youth Week

Senior youth in the Portsmouth area worked zeal
ously to spread news of Catholic Youth Week, advertising
through all of the public news media. :
Under the direction of Sister M. Carla of Notre Dame
High School, a public relations committee was formed.