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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-15
Calendar For The Week

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PIT. A. MEETING is
SET FOR TONIGHT

The London Parent-Teacher as
sociation has their regular month
Iy meeting Monday night at the
school.
The program consists of film
on the Salk Vaccine program and
a musical portion directed by Miss
Virginia English.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1957-01-15

on January 2. The 8 pound l3
ounce boy has been named Bruce
Allen. Paternal grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay M. Foster, Route
3, London.
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read by Msgr. Roland T. Winel,
pastor. AT the communion rail
ceremony. Monsignor Winel was
assisted by Fr. Carl Claggett and
FIR. Patrick Byrne.
Fir. John Byrne. pastor of St.
James the Less Church, Colum-
bus, and vice provincial of the
Society of the Precious Blood de-
llyered the sermon, emphasizing
tahe Importance of women's work
In the parish.
He said, Women have pioneer
ed with the church and have set
the tempo for future achievement
among women, for the glory of
the Church" He spoke of the
women as the "Marthas of Christ"
in connection with their care of
the Church sanctuary, naming
this as the most sublime pro-
lect of the society"
He concluded. your every ac.
ton should be directed to the al.
tar and if this is done, your ac-
tons will be transformed into
merit and you will live a rich full
life in the Rosary Altar Society"
Following Solemn Benediction
OF the Blessed Sacrament, for
which FIR. Maurice Donovan New
Lexington, Dean for the Eastern
Deanery was celebrant, assisted by
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Meeting Dates Named
For SeUen Beads

The Beads of Our Lady of
Mercy School for Retarded Chill
dren, Granville, will meet on the
following dates:
Bead IS at 7:30 pm, March
is, in the home of Miss Mae Car
medy, 631 Gilbert st.
Bead 81 at $50 pm, March 10.
in the home of Mrs. John Angel,
536 Loveman Ave-, Worthington.
Bead % at 8 pm, March 20,
in the home of Mrs. Helen Black
burn on Belvidere Ave.
Bead 8 at 8 pm, March 20, in
the home of Mrs. Raymond Sci
pei, 1929 Columbus-Lancaster Rd.,
Canal Winchester.
Bead 9 at $50 pm, March 81,
in the home of Mrs. George
Hoesley, 5503 Indianola Ave,
Worthington.
Bead "a at ! pm, March 21,
in the home of Mrs. Ralph Fitzer,
229 N. Lowell Rd
Bead 7, March %, at the home
of Mrs. John Kochensparger, 81
S. Drexel Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Dover Study Clubs
Hold Eyeniful Meetings

DOVER - Mrs. Lewis Dallau
was welcomed as new member
when the Blessed Martin Study
Club met recently in the home OF
Mrs. Robert Tolotti.
"The Virgin Birth" served as
the religious topic for the eve
ming. A discussion on the movie
THE Ten Commandments" also
was held in which the movie was
recommended for viewing, The
April meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Rob Finley.
Modification and penance prac-
tieed by the Saints was consider.
ed when members of the St. JOS
eph's Study Club discussed "Ex-
planation of Christian SelfLove"
during a meeting held in the
home of Mrs. Tony zito. The
April gathering will be at the
home OF Mrs. JOnn IOIIeH.
A review given by Mrs. Conrad
Hisrich of the book MY Beloy-
ed." story of a Carmelite nuh,
featured the meeting of the 10y
ola Study Club held in the home
of Mrs. Maurice Weigand.
The history of the national
shrine of the Miraculous Medal
at Germantown, Pa, and short
review of the life of St. Gather
inc Lahore also were given by
Mrs. Vincent Weber. The April
meeting will be in charge Of Mrs.
Thurman Horn and her commit
tee.
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Fr. Augustine Winkler, deacon.
and FIR. Patrick Byrne, sub-dea-
con, social reception was held
in the high school auditorium.
New officers we're introduced
by Mrs. William Bee. Miss Lucille
O'Leary will serve as president;
Mrs. o. G. Kunesch as vice-presi-
dent; Miss Colette Breining. sec
retary, and Mrs. William Kessler,
treasurer.
Outgoing officers introduced
were Mrs. Franklin Ames. presi.
dent; Mrs. Alex Morari, vice-pres-
ident; Mrs. George Smith secre.
tary; and. Mrs. Thomas Joyce
treasurer.
Monsignor WlneI also express
ed his gratitude to the women.
Mrs. Louis Holland served as
chairman of the food committee.
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Altar Society Ladies
Hear FIR. Freund

NEW PHILADELPHIA - Lent
en- regulations we're explained, a
quilt was donated, and a fund
raising project was planned. when
the Altar Society of Sacred Heart
parish met recently.
FIR. Ambrose Freund detailed
the Lenten regulations and asked
the ladies to join in singing
hymns during evening devotions.
Mrs. Norman Groh donated the
quilt to be raffled off at a later
date. As a fund-raising project,
plans we're laid to sell silk hose.
After the business session, a
contest was held. Prizes were won
by Mrs. Julia Gofolj and Mrs.
John Cihon while Miss Pauline
Ricla copped the mystery prize.
Mrs. Richard Basso served as
chairman of the refreshment
committee. Mrs Charles Blakely
was in charge of entertainment.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Three St. Rita Groups
Schedule Meetings

Three groups of the Friends of
st. Rita announce the following
meeting dates:
Group II will gather in the
home of Mrs. Ann Marie Krauss,
1857 S. Ohio Ave, at 8 pm, on
March 19.
Miss Kathryn Kuhns. 1925 S.
James Rd., will host Group l at
g pm, March 19.
Group 8 will meet in the home
of Misses Mary and Betty Kirwin,
1924 Franklin Ave, at 8 pm,
March II.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Altar Society Has Meet ,
With PCCW at Dennison

DENNlSON - Two new men,
bers we're introduced when the
Altar Society and the PCCW of
Dennlson Immaculate Conception
Church met in st. Mary High
School recently. New members
are Mrs. Elmer McPeek and Mrs.
John Scanlon, Jr
During the meeting, attended
by SO women, ii was announced
that Mrs. Herb Still will be in
charge OF Study Club meetings
to be held each Friday evening
after Lenten devotions.
Mrs. Barney LePorte of Ulrichs-
vile showed pictures of her re-
cent trip to Rome. Italy and Ire
land.
A wonder box was won by
Mrs. Ida Carenelli and Ines Mar.
fini won the apron during the So
cial hour.
J. The uext communion Sunday is
March II and the next meeting is
April 2.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Irish Program Highiighf
OF ST. Gabriel PTA Meet

The monthly meeting of st. Ga
briels PTA will be held Thurs
day. March q. at 3 pm. in the
school hall. An Irish minstrel
program will be presented by the
children under the direction of
Sr. Marie James, O.P. The seventh
and eighth grade room mothers
are in charge of refreshments.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Women's League Meets
Monday al Academy

Father John V. Wolf of st.
Charles Borromeo College will be
the guest speaker for the Catho.
lie Women's League at its month
ly meeting at st. Joseph's Acad-
emy on Monday, Mar. 18, $50
pm.
A Pot Luck dinner will be serv-
ed by the members, Mrs. Ralph
Richards is in charge of the din
ner.
The business meeting will be
conducted by Miss Kathleen
Moore, President.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
PTA NOTES
Vt. 4ugustines PTf
To Hear PsNchoiogist

st. Augustine PTA will meet
at 3 pm. March IL in the school
hall and will hear DIR. Betty Mad
igsn. psychologist. speak on DO
the Feelings of Children Count?"
During the business meeting
members will elect nominating
committee. Following this session,
refreshments will be served dur
ing the social hour.
The PTA will hold an Easter
candy sale from March Is to 29
Committee members include: Ma
rie Mercurio, Helen Van Heyde,
Marguerite Rea. Jean DiBlasi and
Jerry Whalen.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

The secret of mans life is not
only to live but to have some
thing to live for. Without stable
conception of the object of life,
man would not consent to go on
living, and would rather destroy
himself than remain on earth,
though he had bread in abund.
ance.-Fyodor Dostoyevsky (1821-
1881.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Irish Program Slated
AT ST. Francis Church

st. Francis Church, 386 Buttles
Ave, will hold st. Patrick's Day
party at BIS tonight in the school
hall.
Mrs. Nicholas Gallagher, enter
tainment chairman, has arranged
delightful program of Irish mu-
sic and dancing to which the pub
lie is invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

Harry Stegman, chairman. asked
members to call on and welcome
new pariShioners in their own
particular neighborhoods Fr.
Louis Hoffman, pastor and mod
orator of the group. stressed the
importance of the work of wei
coming committees.
Card committee chairman IS
Mrs. r. +. Szczepanek.
The next meeting will be April
4. All women Of the parish have
been asked to receive Holy Com
munion at the 9 a m. Mass on the
Sunday preceding the meeting
date.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Bake Sale Plans Made
By Wemen al 81. Philip

Mrs. James Henry and Mrs.
Charles Wilkens are co-chairmen
Of a bake sale to be held April l3
by the Altar-Rosary Society of
st. Philip the Apostle Parish.
Plans for bake sales on bi-
monthly basis were discussed at
a recent meeting.
After a routine business. Mrs.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
Films HighHght Meeting
OF PCCW at D0Uer

DOVER-Mrs. Karl Steinbaugh
OF New Philadelphia showed two
films on cancer and Mrs. Louis
Streb of Dover gave talk on the
subject during recent meeting
of ST. Joseph's PCCW held in
the social hall.
A card session followed the
meeting. st. Joseph's Study Club
members served as hostesses.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
ST. Ann Hospital Guilds
81 and 33 Set Meetings

st. Ann Hospital Guild 33 will
meet at 8 pm, March 20, in the
home of Mrs. Ben Faith, GOA Kim
BILE Pl. A social Jour will follow
the business session. New mem
bers are: Mrs. Orlando. Mrs. DON
aid E. Murphy and Miss Phyllis
Patton.
Guild 81 will hold its business
session, followed by social hour,
in the home of Mrs. Glenna Gibb-
son, 877 w. Town ST., on March
2f
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where she received lighted
blessed candle. As the priest
placed his hand upon her Rosary,
he recited these words: Receive
the sign of the living God, so
called by the Holy Virgin herself
May it be to thee a pledge OF
eternal life and means of the
attainment thereof :
The reception prayers were
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15

" you haven't been reading the
want ads, YOU have been losing
money. Read them and profit.
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OF Interest To Women
st. Andrew WOmen's Club
To Hear Talk On Decoration

St Andrew Womens Club will hear lecture inter-
or decorating al the monthly meeting March 49, at
in the Social Hall
Speaker will be Mr.. Ralph Snyder associated with
Craft Fabrics The topic of how to make home more in
vtng and attractive should be of interest to every home.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-03-15
900 Women Become Members
OF Altar Society At Lancaster


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Refreshment chairman. Mrs. w.
F. Langley, assisted by Mrs. Rob-
ert Burns. will wear green. in
keeping with the st. Patrick's
theme.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18
Youth Notes
Youth Notes
Catholic Youth Council Young
Adult Program Underway

The Catholic Youth Councils program for Young
Adults was announced last Sunday evening at the quar-
Street.
The program, which is sonsored by the five coun.
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nounced its first social program
for the year, a dance to be held
at the parish on November 18th.
This will be an open affair.
HOLY FAMILY ON RADIO
Holy Family youth are planning
full participation in the program
for Catholic Youth Week. Mem.
hers of the parish CYC under the
supervision of Monsignor George
Gressle, pastor, prepared for pre-.
~sentation over Radio Station
Wool an interesting and inform.
alive panel discussion on youth
week.
The high school will celebrate
the week with a dance at the
school on Thursday, October 31st.
Members of the parish group will
also make the pledge of the Fight
ing seth a national program which
dedicates its members to the up
holding of the principles Of the
9Th and 9th commandments.
This was one of the resolutions
passed at the annual CYC Confer
ence last spring.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

Va IucHi ny their cover pages
since they usually advertise their
wares in a bold manner.
But you also have TO be very
careful sbout another type Of
page designed TO attract you.
This Is fhs page for youth or
young modernss in the large
secular newspapers.
This page doesn't mean to do
you any harm. In fact it is I'M
doubtedly conceived with good
intentions. 1t reports the doings
in all of the local schools and
youth groups. 1t scans the newest
recordings and lists the ten most
popular for you. 1t reports on
styles and fashions of the day
and in general becomes the guide
or rule for a great number of
young people.
But it also, very often, In
ciudes an advice column. Here
is the danger. This columnist is
somebody you've never heard of
and who gives no authority for
her statements.
She will answer worried Bills
problems with the greatest OF
ease. She will give you a going
steady guide which seems to
solve the whole problem of dat
ing between boys and girls. She
will tell you that to go steady
means to date each other only,
that to go steadily means you
date each other the most but
date others once in a while skip.
ping of course the romance.
And then finally to date reg.
ularly' means you simply reserve
certain times each week to be
together. And her authority for
all of this is the expressed feel.
ings of the very ones for whom
she is writing. She simply says
1T means this to most or most
feel
Yes indeed, you have to be
careful, you have to be discern.
ing when you read or you won't
realize how dangerous all of this
is.
For at first glance it looks
good. You will think that this
is the answer, that you have
found a way to compromise with
the world, that you've got il
made
But if you stop and look, il
you're careful. you'll see how
silly and wrong the whole thing
is. You will realize that it's just
a way of causing greater confu.
sion in the minds of people who
are already confused.
For you will realize that this
advice and all other advice like
it is just a lot of talk designed
to satisfy the hunger of young
souls with the things Of this
world.
You will realize that the great
mystery Of the Love of God for
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man is buried deep in the soul
and the nature Of man - that
it is unfolded beautifully and
sacredly in Gods plan of human
love by degrees as the nature of
man grows.
You will realize that ado
Ieseenee is the time OF awaken.
ing, the time when according
TO Gods plan The human be-
ing senses his destiny on earth,
his partnership with God in the
great act Of human creation.
And you'll realize that boys
and girls are attracted to each
other because God wanted it that
way, because He wanted them to
see the Image of His. Divine
Love in each others soul.
Yes, He wanted them to see
this because then they would see
their membership in the Family
that is His and they would then
want to assist each other in at
tanning the goal of that family
union with the Father.
And 80 you'll realize that
Marriage Is the ultimate in fhs
expression Of fhis family tie,
that II is the communication Of
fhis partnership Of man with
God.
You'll see that dating is the
beginning of this final act, that
it is the looking for and the Sc.
lection of the one who is to help
you in this destiny.
You'll see that for every hui
man being there is a danger OF
putting the Love of self first, the
qualification of self above the
love of God.
So you'll put aside such ad
vice, you'll keep your mind or
the Eternal values of Life, you'll
have fun, you'll dance and play
and sing, you'll Keep it in the
family because you'll realize that
you grow up when you grow UP
IN God. You will if you're careful
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

Prejudice
To Epidemic

NEW YORK - That race
prejudice is like an infection
which not only spreads rapidly
among people, but also grows
within each affected individual
was the comparison made here
at the Catholic Interracial Forum
by David Hyatt, Director of Pub
lie Relations for the National
Conference of Christians and
Jews.
Hyatt, who is also a member of
the Board of Directors of the
Catholic Interracial Council and
an experienced worker in the
field of intergroup relations. ex-
planned his comparison by show
ing that prejudice of any kind
easily spreads among people who
are uniformed and without the
vaccine of conviction" to immun-
ize them.
Most preivdieed people, Hy-
art said, suffer from conform
ing prejudice" which means
they simply adopt their preiud-
ice from the surrounding com.
mvnity along with the majority
Of their attitudes and values.
Hyatt said prejudice is like a
disease also in that it is "malig-
nant" with an individual. 1t
grows from enmity against one
minority group to hatred of all.
He noted the recent nationwide
growth of "hate literature" and
spoke of the "cold war" of racist
propaganda-the more dangerous
because hidden.
Hyatt cautioned, "We in the
North cannot point a finger at the
South for we have our own racial
ghettoeS." Recent violence in
Chicago and Levittown, Pa, he
commented, has shown our fail
ings in %practicing what we preach.
Asking that all religious mind
ed people "stand up to be count
ed on the side of Interracial JUS
tice," Mr.. Hyatt said this could
result in the achievement of that
justice, mot in so or Is years,
but in five years."
He especially called on leaders,
Catholic. Protestant and Jewish,
to, "speak out clearly for these
principles" whenever specific in
cidents arise and thus help to
realize the ideals of Christian
Democracy in America.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-10-18

How can you fail TO make ths
kaIs: Get money in sesds by
using want ads.
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Ike Praises
Youth Week

WASHINGTON-NC) - Presi.
dent Eisenhower has said Ma.
tlonal Catholic Youth Week is
ian opportunity to strengthen the
faith and work of all partici-
pants"
The Chief Executive, in a mes
sage praising the observance, Oct.
~, to Nov. 8, said that "the
service of God and neighbor leads
to the fulfillment of your theme:
Healthier, Holier, Happier citi-
zens. May l express my best wish
es to our American youth for the
success of this great national civic
undertaking."
Eisenhower's letter was made
public here by Msgr. Joseph E.
Schneider, director Of the Youth
Department of the National Cath
Ollie Welfare Conference.
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TWO NEW AEFILIATEs
Diocesan
Soccer Loop
Begins Play

The Catholic Youth Councils
Prep Division Soccer League got
under way last Sunday with six
teams meeting in spirited play.
The first game saw St. Mary Mag.
dalene rally to tie a strong veter.
an team of the st. Charles Amer.
lean Martyrs Club %.
The boarding student team OF
ST. Charles and the West Side
parish team are the only remain.
ing members of last years league.
In "first ever" games st. Aga.
tina BANKED st. Catharine 4 to @
and st. Augustine whitewashed
st. Christopher 8 to O.
William Bond, veteran soccer
official and player, is supervisor
of the league. Bond and members
of the Columbus Soccer League
volunteer their time in the after.
Moons to help teach the players
VINO participate.
Games next week will be play.
ed at st. Charles field starting at
lis pm. Sunday.
Schedule
ST. Charles vs.. ST.. catharine, l:15
pm.
ST. Agatha VS.. St. Augustine, 2:l5
pm.
St. Mary MsgdsIsns vs.. ST. Chris.
fopher, Sis pm.
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tttC ~ WI 0tttS WtbtSte -
ellis Of the Knights Of Columbus
in the city offers various oPpor.
fvnifies TO young adults, mem-
bers Of parish groups or affiI-
lated through the K Of c.
The Glee Club and Choral So.
ciety meets every Wednesday eve.
ming at 7:3O pm. at the X of c.
Hall. Sunday night social and
dancing is held weekly in the ball.
room. The Young Adult Athletic
Association will begin a pre-sea-
son basketball league playing at
Aquinas High School Gymnasium
There will also be offered oppor.
tunities for Apologetics classes
and study clubs in the near flu.
ture.
The program will be under the
leadership of Jim Bradley. AT
the same time the Extension com.
mittee under the leadership of
Ned Webster will continue to in
crease membership in the parish
clubs. Information concerning the
programs may be obtained from
any parish young adult club, from
the Catholic Youth Bureau or
from any of the five Knights of
Columbus Councils in the city of
Columbus, Columbus 400, Rosary,
Assumption, Santa Maria and Mar
ian
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SPREAD THE WORD

Catholic Youth Week publicity
is being handled this year for the
Youth Council by members of the
Student Societies of st. Mary of
the Springs College.
jeanette MsDonald, College Del
egate to the National Federation
Of Catholic College Students. is
chairman of the committee. Mem
bers will visit newspapers, radio
and television stations with infor-
nation on the purpose, aims and
program Of National Catholic
Youth Week.
TWO NEW AEFlLIATES
st. Agnes and st. Catherine par
ishes are recent affiliations to
the CYO Council of the Central
peanery. st. Agnes parish has an
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NOtre Dame.
Continued from mage Al

Continued from page 81
to knot the score with powerful
Fullback Nick Pietrosante going
over for the I'd.
However, the Black knights
tailed two more ,touchdowns tc
set the Irish back, 21-7. Big (2Os
pounds) Pietrosante closed the
gap a bit by galloping 81 yards
for another I'd.
Halfback Dick Lynch scored fol
Notre Danes third touchdown or
a vineyard plunge.
Here is where The almost
perfect story from . Nd fans
point Of view) begins to unfold.
Monty StickIes. . sophomore
end missed the sll.important
extra point and Notrs Danes
fortunes looked gloomy indeed.
However, "Dame Fortune"
smiled benignly upon the Irish.
Two plays after the kickoff, two
Mediterranean Irishmen," name.
ly P~ietrosante (again) and Frank
Geremia combined efforts to re.
gain the ball for Notre Dame.
AS Army Quarterback Dave
Bourland attempted to Jump pass,
Geremia leaped up and DETECTED
the ball. Right into the hands of
Pietrosante the pigskin landed.
A short time later Hhree plays
and a penalty to be exact, it was
a fourth and six situation on the
Army % yard line with 6z min
utes left in the game.
Back stepped Sfickiss to try
. field goal. With Quarterback
Bob Williams holding the ball
and $4,000 fans their breath,
StickIes kicked II true Is viii.
liam Tells arrow through the
apple. And THAT'S how the game
ended.
For Stickles, a goat only min.
utes earlier, it was a great tri.
umph. Little did the fans real
ize how immense a triumph ii
was for the Irish end. AS it hap
pened, it was the first field goal
ever attempted by Stickles = and
that includes practice sessions.
Notre Dame fans, and they are
legion, are smiling again.