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In Mrrtnriaiir

MOORE, HILYARD s. In loving mem.
Org OF nv beloved husband. HIL-
YARD s MOORE.
Sadly missed for ten long years.
l think Of him today,
Resting. sleeping, lust away;
RESTING where no shadows fall.
s ' 6asorERS fS' wR e c cis M y II
TOBIAS, ROBERT. A tribute to the
who. departed this life September 4
Our loved one Is past and gone,
But the work he started lives on
III Is rather for US to be her'
dedicated to the great task remain
ing before US. that from these hon
SEsa dead Ss ss tsss iHersfsss csvo
MRS; LILLE TOBIAS AND Fam
WARNER, ROBERT P. In loyinr
memory Of my husband. ROBERT
p. WARNER, who left me three
Years ago, September 4. 1854.
Gone. dear husband. gone forever
How miss your smiling face:
But you left me 70 remember
None on earth can take your place
I roam the house from room to room
But there Is nothing I can do
To bring YOU back once more.
II all the world was mine to give
would give II, yes. and more,
To see the face Of my. husband
Come Smlling thrcuSh the door.
In the book Of my life there arr
Of the hapDisst moments Nv,
known,
And recorded in love Is the BLESSING
OF wonderful husband. my own
YOUR LOVING WIFE, MAGGIE LEI
WARNER.
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Jack McCuffrey. Once
Wed LoueIIu Persons

TALLULAH. La, Sept. 4 CP),
Jack Mccartney. "a. q retired
river boat captain. died yester-
day. He had been married to
Hollywood Columnist Louella
Parsons lin 1914 and divorced
about six years later.
A native of LeClaire, Iowa, he
married Miss Parsons when she
was a Chicago newspaperwo-
man. Mr.. McCaffrey later
operated a hotel in Tallulah
and then became a river boat
captain. He retired 10 years
ago.
Survivors include q widow
and two nieces.
Funeral services were sched-
uled for today.
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Herbert Pulitzer,
Son Of Publisher

PARIS, Sept. 4 R.-Herbert
Pulitzer. last surviving son Of
the publisher, the late Joseph
Pulitzer. died today in the
American Hospital. He was 81
years old.
His death occurred at 2:l5
pm. (9:l5 am. EST. The
cause Of death was not imme-
diately disclosed.
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Der of several medical societies.
He was a member of Olivet
Presbyterian Church here.
III 1906 he married DR.. Chert-
sey Hopkins Of Warm Springs.
She died in 1947. Survivors
include three sisters, Mrs. w. j.
Keyser Of Washington, Va;
Mrs. Sally DeJarnette Micks
Of Orange. and Miss Eva De-
Jarnette Of Pine Forest, and a
brother, H. E. DeJarnette of
Princeton, w. Va.
Funeral services will be held
at the home at 2 pm. tomor-
row. with burial in Warm
Springs Cemetery.
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NnnOuncement Of
Services b. Chambers
4u Mrntnriant

ADAMS. WILLIAM BRADEN. In
everlasting memory Of my dear son.
WILLIAM BRADEN ADAMS. who
left me seven years ago today, Sep
TENDER 4. 1850.
As the gates Of life are closed.
Another gate swings widei
just on the other side
Somewhere back Of the sunset.
Where loneliness never dies,
He lives in q land Of peace and Joy
With the blue and the gold Of the
sky.
Sometimes IT'S hard to understand
Why certain things must be,
But there Is reason for Il all,
Beyond my power to see.
At times ! cannot seem TO see
The wisdom Of Gods ways
And yet ] trust His love again,
10 guide me through each day.
LONELY. MOTHER MAMIE N.
BOND. IRENE CARROLL. In lovina
ROLL BOND. who departed this life
MARGARET N. sToRRs.
EDMONDs. EMMA. In loving memory
OF my dear mother. EMMA EDMONDS,
who departed this life eleven years
ago today, September 4, 1916.
More. and more each day We miss her.
Friends may think the wound Is
But they little know the sorrow
Lying within our hearts concealed
HER SON, LEO EDMOND3, AND
GRANDCHILDREN.
FEY. WILLIAM y. In loving memory
OF my husband, WILLIAM p FEY
who departed suddenly three years
ago. September 4. 1854.
Sometimes II is hard TO understand
Why some things have to be,
But In His wisdom God has planned
Beyond our power TO see.
Every day In some small way
Memories OF you come my way:
They mean so much 10 me
YOUR LOVING WIFE. AGNES FEY. .
GRAY, THOMAS. In loving memory
OF my father, THOMAS GRAY. who
passed away six years aRo today,
September 4, 1851.
Death is beautiful for those
Who have followed paths OF duty,
SON, RAYMOND.
LEE, ADELE. In cherished memory
OF our devoted mother. ADELE LEE,
Who LETT us September 4, 194T.
Throughout the years
Your place within our hearts
Remains your own,
ALPHoNzo AND MARY,
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cAIsON.. EMMA. on "Wednesday. Sep.
zoos 18th st. NV, Apt. g beloved
mother Of Georgiania 8. Dudley.
A Also suTyiysnG are four cousins S Mrs.
Rita Lewis. and many friends Notice
q funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS BY
CAMPBELL. WILLIE RAY. OF as7a
Rhode Island ave. ne. Apt No, 2;
a Hasg chs Gs%Seel brother B ssd Of MTs
Funeral Home. 400 Chaplin ST NV.
on Friday, September o, at pm.
Interment Arlineton National Gene
CANTON. GEORGE. on tuesday,
September 3, 1857. GEORGE CAN
Services g sS K. r 8 Hins. n cc
Funeral Home. aeOi i4th st. NV.
on Friday, September Q, at l pm.
parking facilities. Interment Cedar
CARTER, WADE II. on Friday, Au-
syst 80, 1907; WADE H; CARTER Of
band Of the late Ada b Carter and
father OF Harold Carter, uncle OF
Mrs, Winnie Carter and great-uncie
q Mrs. Rosalie Jones and Mrs. Ruth
relatives relative and 1O many ' friends Pu HsTsi
from the Mcguire Funeral Home,
september 4, at $40 pm interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
CHANDLER. ALICE v. suddenly, ON
Tuesday september 3, 1857. at
HsstSssiiis Sd SslO NsSn0l siis 81 81
Lewis j.. Marshall b. and joel Vi
Chandler; She also Is survived BY
Der mother. Mrs. David Flansburg:
tives and friends may call at the
0aSch Funeral Home 4739 Balti-
more ave. Hyattsyslle, Md, after Is
pm. wednesday, September 4. until
Catholic Church. SARGENT I'd. West
sseri6ce Of the mass viii be offer T
A. $50 Am. for the repose Of her
Cemetery. In lieu OF flowers. ex-
pressions OF sympathy NAV be sent
70 the Prince Georges County Cancer
Society In care Of your post once.
COHEN. JOSEPH. suddenly, on
sEPH COHEN Of 600i ian Il.
NV, beloved husband Of Frieda W.
Cohen and devoted son Of Mrs. Anna
Cohen OF BROOKLYN, N. Y. Funeral
services and interment BROOKLYN,
N. \. tDan1ansky Funeral Service !
CoLCLAsURE. FRED THURMAN. On
Tuesday. September 3, 1857, at Mount
Alto Hospital, FRED THURMAN
cOLcLASURE OF 4O2 South Sprine
st.. Falls Church. Va, beloved hus-
band OF Gertrude H. Colciasure and
stepiather OF Mrs. Adelyn Selke.
Friends may call at the Ives Funeral
Home. 2S47 Wilson blvd, Arlington.
Va, where funeral services will Be
held on Friday, september g, att 1
pm. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. lSt. Petersburg Times, 81
Petersburg, Fla, and ChicaEo Tribune
please copy.l
COLE, LUXE A. On Monday. SEM
TENDER :, 1857. LUKE A. COLE
Nd. beloved husband Of The late
laura 5. Cole. father Of Miss Sarah
Eiixabetn Cole. 1t. Comdr. Howard
s. Cole and Joseph c. Cole. brother
OF Mrs Blanche T. Snow and esand-
father OF Carol Ann Cole. services
Home 2e0l i4th ST. NV. on Thurs
day, September 5. at I pm. fpark-
ms tacilities). IntermenI Glenwood
Cemetery.
COLE. LUKE A. A special commpni-
- raftoD ~ T1ag-rr... -
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,pwARAhL s " WITT. Master.

ALBkRT WITT. Master.
EDWARD g. cABEL, secy.
CoULDREN. DONALD M. on T,,...
cay September ,, 1887. DONALD M
SOOLDREN Of .5O1 Kimberly Al
SILVER Spring. Md. husband 81 Grace
Mns,nton CouldIen. father Of Sharon
hileen and Donna Jean Coilidren
son OF Florence Moose csuldren ana
protner Of Harry Edward and John
raymond Coullren Mr.. Coujdren
rests ~ The Warner Z. punaphrey
shnefa. Home, f434 0eofgil ave.
sssset sprinR' Nd Notice Of serV-
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= DuNALD ". A special
communication Of MAYA
Lodge. No. 4, p. A. A. NJ,
= hereby called for loan
Friday, September q. 1857,
lor me purpose OF conduct
ms MaeDuic services for our
late brother. DONALD nj.
y ~ order OF the wor-
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cation q H pawso SOH I.,das
No. is, p. A. A. N, /:
hereby called for Thursday
september 5, 1857. at 4.
noon. for the purpose ol
conducting a Masonic
burial service over the re-
our late brother. LUKE
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eulpluL master
ROLAND N. BROWN. Secretary. s
COUSAR, CHARLES W. Suddenly. nm
sunday. Septenper 4, 1857. CHARLIE
". COuSAR Of N St sw., iovinT
husband q Cara Cousar. devoted
james A. and David c. cousar. al H
Of Whiteville. ~ c.; MaudebeIIe Me-
Donald. Pearl shipman, Marcia
Murphy and Marlissa Perry, al 81
FAYETTEVILLE, N. c. He also leaves
an adopted son. Harold Dargan. and
meny other relatives and friends.
AiteL 4 pm, THURSDAY. September
Funeral sTlsn0i Hom mss f ss e: En- cspDSers
where services viii be held on Fri-
day. September b. at ON In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
WILLIAM Z. On Mon.
Hospital WiItIAu l. SI cUG Ii Eaar aS5
Of 9O23 4snd 81. NV, heloeed hus-
oand Of Marion ,. Cumberland, father
o. Cather'ne Van Landingnam and
S Hlnsm Cnmbsrlsn !. r.. son q
Jonn a. ErancIs and Joseph Cum
oerisnd. Elizabeth Bentley Cam
crime Parkhurst Mrs Emily Cu1nLer-
Iand, MaTsaret Urann, Anna Danes
ana Helen Warmen He also Is sur-
vfed by TWO grandchildren. Seiv-
Home, .JOi l4th st. NV, on Tbnrs.
day. SeptemLer 5 at $50 am. tpsrh-
,re tacihtlesi:. thence to ST ANUS
Catholic Church. Wisconsin ave and
sama sI NV where the holy sac
rlnce Of the mass viii be offered
at 10 an. for the reposs Of h;s
SOUL lnterment Farklawn Cemetery
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Of the Holy Name Society
OF the Holy Redeemer Cath.
Ollie Church are requested
TO meet at the Robert A
Humphrey Funeral Home
Bethesda, Nd, on Thurs.
day, September 5, 1857, al
to recite the rosary fol
member, EDWARD BARRY
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mi members n"S q was6instccini
Chapter, No. 81. OF the
Order of Ahepa. are re-
Quested to be present at
the Lee Funeral Home.
4th st. and Mass. ave.
ne, on Wednesday. Sep
TENDER 4, 1887, At $40
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Drafhs

JONES. NELLIE y. on Tuesday, SEP.
TENDER 2, 1887 NELLIE Z. JONES
81 the late William K, Jones ana
sister Of Harry G., Malsber6er. Pu-
neral from the 0eier Funeral Home
1905 14th ct. NV, on Friday, Sep.
TENDER D, at $3.50 am. Requiem
mass ct St, GAbriel's Church at ID
am Relatives and friends invited
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
KELLY. EDWARD BARRY. on Tues.
day. September 81 1857, at Provi.
dence Hospital, EDWARD B. KELLY
Of 1916 Thornwood I'd, Kensington
Nd beloved husband Of Helene
Graham Kelly and father Of Edward
3 Kelly, IT.: brother OF Mrs. Cernld
=. O'Brien. Mrs. Robert Maloney
Bernard r., Harold r., william B
and Robert II. Kelly. Friends arc
invied TO call at the Bethesda Chevy
Shase Funeral Home Of Robert A
Humphrey. Bethesda, Nd. Services
on Friday, September o. ct the HOLY
Redeemer Catholic Church. Saul I'd
KensingtOn. Nd, where requiem mas.
will be offered At 1880 am. Inter.
ment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery.
WErIV FnwAnn nanny As.-k
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Der I. 1857. JAMES ". BYRD Of 5I2
qibbon st.. Alexandria, Va, departed
leaves two sisters, Mrs. Essis Wilkes
OF Alexandria and Washington. d. c.,
and Mrs. Missouri Byrd: one brother,
Mr.. Henry Byrd, two cousins, Mrs
Sadie Jackson. Mrs. Londonia Gibbs. 4
brother in-law, Mr.. Lonnie wilkes,
White and Mrs Corinne jackson. a
stepson -in-law. Wickie jackson, and
9 host Of other relatives and friendF
Friends may call At his late rest
aence on Mednesday. september 4,
Thursday, September 8. At 2 pm,
II the Zion Baptist Church. the Rev
Thomas ofnciating. Interment Bethel
Cemetery.
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tsm6si 2. 1857. HAIRY 0P 3 zK Ar,
loved husband OF Marearet LeWis
neaia; FRIENDS may call at the 81
HINES Co. Funeral Home. sot,i
Ism g. nv, from am. nntfi
parking faeiltiesI. orSves,de e.,
ICES az West Laurel Hi cefneferv.
,anSuovne, Pa, ON THURSDAY, SEP.
tember B, a. 1870 nm
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sssDtsm6sr 3, 1851. al On Ph S1iesss
PERRY W diLRoY. beloved hn 1.
osnn Of Pauline n. Gilroy, fathel
qllroy and Mrs. Mary catherine mi.
,er Friends may call at the Arehart
FUNERAL Home. Inc. La Plata. M
wnere services will be held on Thurs.
gay. September O.. At 10 an In.
tsIment bumpy Oaks Cemetery. Pom.
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WILLIAM 9. omcer,

and members OF STEPHEN p
McCfoarty Post. No. 81,
the American Legion. an
nereoy notified OF the death
OF Com-ade WILLIAM 81
CUMBERLAND. Prayers
VIII be said at $50 am
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rY. CHARLES v. A spe-
cial communication Of 81
Johns LODGE, No. II, r. A.
4, M. will b. held al the
Masonic Temple, 18th al,
ana New York ave. NV.
on Friday. September Il,
! Bb7, at pm, for the
attending the funeral OF
brother CHARLES v.
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LYLEs. WILLIAM ?. OF washington,
p. G.. on sentember 2. 1857. hus-
81 Lewis +. Mullissn. son Of Mrs
Mary d. Lyles. Two sisters and
three brothers also survive, 6erv-
ices ct Chambers Funeral Home
OH. 18th st., Sc. On Thursday, Sep
temDer 1. at $50 pm. lnterment
cedar Hill Cemetery. 4
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". JOHN HIGGINS,
. COL r. J. RIVARD. President

KOUTsOUKOs. NICHOLAS c. on
Monday. September 2. 1927. At Prince
G. Ksoufs s5Sit 70 81 esde Ssnd 81,
West Hyattsville, Nd. beloved. hus-
band OF peggy Koutsoukos, father
Of Chris N and George N. Kout-
soukos, Mrs Sophie Cavaeos. Mrs.
Mrs. vireinia Mulcare and Mrs. The
one Bambacus and Mrs Georgia
Constantinides. cousin Of Nicholas X
Karflotes. Friends may call at the
Mas. r awe Ne. H Sns r fsh = ss pa
TENDER 5, at l:16 pm. Services
will be held at ST. Sophia's Greek
Orthodox Church. seth st. and Mas
sachusetts ave NV. at 2 pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 4
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ss... nuLnMAN. ON Tuesday,
September z. 1872. a his resiaence'
beloved husband or Carrie fssstins
devoted father OF DR.. Herman 0askins
ano irving A. Oasktns. He aiSn
leaves 70 mourn their loss three So
tsrs, Mrs. Josephine Jenkins, NrE
Maagkie smith and Mrs. Irene Cor
yuanita 0askins and Jeiiery Gaskins
nHsmalns restlng at the John u
hhines A. Co Funeral Home. aoi
sra 81. S.w. Notice OF funeral lnfsr
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Lodge. No. is, p. 4 A. M
reeIets 20 announce the
Lessing OF Brother PRES
WILLIAM d. PARKER.
TTf -
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Wedding Dress Style Show
At Delaware ST. Mary

DELAWARE - st. Mary's AL
tar and Rosary Society is plan.
ming a very special and different
kind of style show to be given
early in March. The date has been
set for Sunday, March 8. at 8:15
pm. in st. Mary's School auditori
UNI.
This unique show will be a we'd
ding dress style show. The com
mittee in charge has been able to
find wedding dress that dates
back to 1877.
Another interesting gown is
one that will be so years old ir
June, and will be modelled by q
granddaughter to the owner oi
the dress.
This gown, very fragile organ
dy and lace, was hand made by
nuns. Another interesting high
light is one connected with love
ly gown that will be 48 years ole
in April. Wedding dresses from
this early era up to the last ano
most recent wedding held in st
Mary's Church will be modelled
and will give all who attend Z
most enjoyable evening of enter
tainment.
Miss Dorothea Greene, fashion
coordinator from Roberts in Co
lumbus will emcee. Mrs. John w
Keefer and Mrs. Frank Kelly are
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81. Gabriel Society
STYLE Show Feb. 27

b On Wednesday. Feb. 27, 8 p.ma
the Altar and Rosary Society of
st. Gabriel Council of Catholic
Women will sponsor Spring
Style Show and Card Party.
Mrs. Louise Bagent is chairman
for the affair and her co-chair-
men are Mrs. Robert Gallagher
and Mrs. Anthony Prestarri.
Clothes for the style show will
be provided by Roberts and mod
eled by the following women of
the organization: Mrs. Robert Cra-
mer, Mrs. Daniel Fiorini, Mrs.
Marguerite Wahl. Mrs. Charles
Kramer, Mrs. Duane Paskell, Mrs.
w. L. Rauberts, Mrs. Paul Gale,
Mrs. Chas. Colburn, Mrs. VIM.
Klarman and Misses Susie Ecken-
rode and Rosalie Prestarri will
model teen-age fashions.
Assisting with arrangements
are Mrs. Jack Rupp, decorations,
Mrs. Joseph Autullo, refresh,
ments, and Mrs. John Cummins,
Mrs. D. Conway, Mrs. D. Swaro,
and Mrs. George Ross, tickets.
Others on the committee are Mrs.
Ollie Mayo, Mrs. Carl Bringard-
ner, Mrs. John Bacus, Mrs. r.
Claprood, Mrs. Roger Dewart,
Mrs. Chas. Hicks, Mrs. Thos. Eek
enrode, Mrs. Ray Spohn, Mrs. Ber-
nard Collins, Mrs. Michael Fox,
Mrs. S. Susi, Mrs. Carl Freibis
and Mrs. AL DeMers.
Refreshments, game and door
prizes will follow the card party,
the top door prize being any gar
ment modelled. donated by Mrs.
H. Stingley. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned by calling AM. 7-4346 or
from any member of the society
All ladies are cordially invited.
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New Board
Members
For DCCW

Four new members have been
named to the Board of the Co
lumbus Diocesan Council of Cath.
olic Women.
Mrs. Anthony Nemetz, Holy
Name Parish, Columbus. will
serve as chairman of the Family
Life Committee while Mrs. Duane
Yant of immaculate Conception
Parish, Dennison, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the budget
committee and Mrs. John Hanra-
han, ST. Mary's Parish, Delaware,
Is chairman of the ways and
means committee.
Mrs. Jennings also announced
that the annual Spring Confer
ence of the Diocesan Council will
be held in Portsmouth this year.
Arrangements for the conference
which is scheduled for April. are
being made by the South Dean
cry of which Mrs. Frank Nichols
Is president
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Dover ST. Joseph
Study Club Meets

DOVER - Members of ST. Jo-
seph's Study Club entertained
their husbands at Valentine din
ner party in the social hall of st.
Joseph'S School. The dinner was
followed by cards and dancing.
When st. Anthony's Study Club
met with Mrs. John Reilly, the
religious study topic was "Christ's
Galilean Ministry" Mrs. Reilly
delivered the Prayer against the
Prosecutors" The March meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Walter Amos.
When Mrs. Bernard Deioma en-
tertained the Loyola Study Club,
Mrs. Ralph Doutt presented an ex-
cellent review of the current best
seller, THE Nuns Story" tKath-
crime Hulme). Following discus.
sion period, led by Rev. FIR. Plus,
Mrs. Maurice Weigand read let
ter from Apple Creek State Hos.
pital in appreciation Of gifts.
The March meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Weigand
Mar. 5.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
St. Philip Sets
Bake Sale Date

A bake sale sponsored by the
Altar Society of st. Philip the
Apostle parish will take place
Feb. %.
Preliminary plans for parish
potluck supper are being made.
After routine business was trans
acted, Mrs. Ruth Stegman, chair
man pro tenn, asked members to
introduce themselves. Later, she
appointed the following commit
tee chairmen: Mrs. Leo Strapp, re-
freshments; Mrs. Earl Murphy,
flowers, and Mrs. Joseph Guss-
man, sales tax stamp collection.
The next meeting will be March
/ Z. FIR. Louis Hoffman, pastor and
moderator of the group, asked all
women of the parish to receive
Holy Communion at the 9 am.
mass on the preceding Sunday.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
Cloverleafs Set Meets

The Cloverleaf Club of st. An.
thony Hospital has scheduled the
following meetings for the com
ing week:
Mrs. Paul Leonard, 1853 Algon-
quin Ave. will entertain Leaf 2
at 3 pm. Feb. 26.
Leaf 5 will be entertained by
Mrs. Paul Theado, 806 S. 18th St,
at 8 pm, Feb. 26.
Leaf 18 will be entertained by
Mrs. j. j. Van Heyde, SIS En-.
field Rd., Feb. % at 8 pm.
Leaf 10 will be entertained by
Mrs. Ralph Bruck, 81 E. Dodridge
at 7:30 pm, Feb 26.
Mrs. William Matthias, 1924 Nc,
Guffey Rd., will entertain Leaf 2e
on Feb. 27 at 8 pm.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
Phi Kappa Wives
Mothers SET Party

The Phi Kappa Mothers and
Wives are sponsoring a games
party on Friday evening, March
2. at 800, at the Chapter House,
98 E. 14th Avenue.
Mrs. William Shisler is chair
man. and Mrs. Margaret Lawless,
co-chairman.
Mrs. Arthur McCabe. Mrs, G.
A. Reilly and Mrs. Bernard Hol-
land will serve on the games com
mittee. Mrs. Joseph Deibel, Mrs.
]. P. Maddox and Mrs. John Mes
ser will serve on the refreshment
committee.
Friends of the fraternity are
cordially invited,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
St. Mary Magdalene
To Have Book Fair

st. Mary Magdalene P.T.A. viii
hold book fair Sunday, Feb. "a
in the new church basement. Sale
hours will be after all masses, be
ginning after the 7::-i5 mass.
This will be the first step to-
wards the beginning of the par
ish library.
Coffee and donuts will be serv
ed by the library committee
compliments of the P.T.A.
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Stark, Mrs. Walter Chapman, Mrs.
Charles Bachman, Mrs. Joseph
Helbling, Mrs. Thomas SHELTON,
Mrs. Frederick Newland, Mrs.
John Mckay, Mrs. Mary Shearn,
Mrs. Robert Baker, Jr.. Mrs.
James Bradford, Mrs. John MI
gent, Mrs. John Klinger and Mrs.
Chester Fraelich.
Father Charles Griffin, assist
ant pastor of Sacred Heart church,
will be the speaker for the next
meeting on March, using Loyal
ty" as his subject.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-02-22
Parish Social
Set At BeechrrOld

The Immaculate Conception
Parent Teacher Association will
sponsor the fifth annual parish
social tonight, Feb. %, $50 to
1890 at The Beechwold Restaur-
ant. Bill Vaughn will furnish the
music. For further information
on reservations call Bob McNa-
mara AN. 2-5271
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ST. 4nn Guilds
Meet This Week

Guild No. 8 will meet at $50
pm. Thursday, Feb. %, at the
home of Mrs. Robert A. Petsinger,
649 College Ave, for business
meeting, cards and refreshments.
Guild No. IA will meet at $50
pm. Wednesday, Feb. 81, at the
home of Mrs. Jack c. Engel, 3191
Grasmere, for business meeting,
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Lancaster St. Mary
PCCW Plans Benefit

st. Mary PCCW is planning a
pre-Lenten benefit card party for
the evening of Feb. rs, to be held
in st. Mary Grade School Hall
Mrs. William F. Ryan, president
has announced that Mrs. Hubert
Gandee and Mrs. John Dsugherty
will co-chairmen the affair which
is open to the public. Forty door
prizes will be given and there will
be a special award of a clock.
radio.
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Beads Sci Meetings

Bead % will meet at the home
of Mrs. Marilyn Gichtelman. 585
Enfield Rd., at 8 pm, Feb. 26.
Bead 5, Feb. %, Seneca Hotel.
Bead 6, Feb. % at 8 pm, in
the home of Mrs. Herman Stacchi-
otti, 1861 Glendale Ave.
Bead "a. Feb. %, / pm, at the
home of Joan Lang, $40 South
wood.
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interested in becoming Den
mothers.
Pupils Of the fourth, fifth, and
sixth grades entertained with
singing of four numbers under
the direction of Sister Marie. DR..
j. G. Smailes, guest speaker, gave
an interesting talk on his profes-
sion. stressing children's diseases
and their prevention. He also
talked briefly on the new county
memorial hospital
A coffee hour followed, with
Mrs. Robert Dengel, Mrs. Nell
Rollman and Mrs. John Marabella
in charge, assisted by the follow
ing hostesses: Mrs. Charles Bell,
Mrs. Edward Kiefer, Mrs. Eugene