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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

last Monday evening in an effort
10 settle out of court a suit charg-
ing that Mr.. Dawson built the
Rosemary Street Apartments in
violation OF the Zoning Laws.
Legal action was initiated by
NE town OF Chapel Hill over a
year ago. Since then Mr.. Dawson
died and his heirs hired James
Farlow. Chapel Hill attorney. and
Bonner Sawyer, Hillsboro attor-
ney. to attempt an out of court
settlement.
The zoning laws stipulate that
y 22-unit apartment house THAT
IS the size of the Rosemary Street
Apartments must have at least
$1,000 square feet of land avail
able for parking and for other
purposes. The Rosemary Street
Apartments have about 10000
square feet OF and about 10000
can perhaps be bought to bring
the total to about $4,000 square
feet. But getting the additional
land will take tirne..
The case is scheduled for the
March term OF the Orange County
Superior Court. The Board OF
Aldermen has been asked to post
pone the hearing for several years
that N) a loan may be obtained
TO buy the additional property,
and ~ that further efforts may
be made to obtain mere prop
erty.
The Board of Aldermen has
gone on record as saying that it
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Michael Marlin Winn

Mr.. and Mrs. Marlin M. Vim
Of Irving, Tex. announce the birth
of son, Michael Marlin. on No
vember 5 in Irving They have q
daughter Kathleen. who is two
and a half years old Mrs. Vim
is the former Miss Helen Crock
ford of Chapel Hill.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Michael Morgan Perry

Mr. and Mrs. o. Gordon Perry
Jr announce the birth Of a son,
Michael Morgan Perry, yesterday
December l0) at Memorial Hospi-
tai Mrs. Perry is the former Miss
Frances Nelson of Columbia, S. c.
Mr. Perry is associated with the
University National Bank.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Early Posi- OFFICE Hours

The Chapel Hill Post Office will
have both the stamp and the par
Gel post windows open from 8 am.
to $50 pm. beginning next Mon
day and lasting through the Christ
mas mail rush, Paul Cheek. the
postmaster. announced today.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

Anybody who plays the accordian
is asked to get in touch with Mrs.
Louise Lamont. who wishes to
tape two simple folk tunes on the
accordian for a performance of
The Peddler of Hearts" to be
staged next spring by her drama
classes. Her telephone number is
7-3488.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Oakview Garden Club Meeting

The Oakview Garden Club will
meet at 8 pm Monday, Dec. Is.
at the home of Mrs. M, NJ Tim
mons at 28 Oakwood Drive. The
program will consist of a Christ
mas workshop.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

Day Center for a Christmas party.
All members and their husbands
are to come and bring small gifts.
There will be a Christmas pro.
gram and each person will ex.
change gifts with somebody else.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Bake Sale This Saturday

The Chapel Hill chapter of Beta
'igma Phi will hold its annual
)ake sale from 80 am. to Q p. IN.
his Saturday. December 10, at
he Glen Lennox Colonial Store.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Mrs. Cline's Father Dies

George Cleveland Stewart. the
father of Mrs. George B. Cline,
died at his home in Greensboro
last Friday He was "a years old
Mrs. Cline returned to Chapel
Hill last Sunday.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
JAYCEE CHRISTMAS CONTEST

open till 9 pm. on the following
days: Friday, Dec. 81; Wednesday
through Friday, Dec. II to 10, and
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. % and
%.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Student Wives Club Meeting

The Student Wives Club will
meet at pm. next Tuesday, De
cember l6, at the Victory Village
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

Friends Meeting Place Change1
The Chapel Hill Friends meet
'1g win be held at II am Ill
Sunday and every Sunday thsre
ter in l0l Alumni Building. An
members are asked to take notice
of the change in the meeting place.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Aldermen Press for Settlement
OF Dawson Property Zoning Case

Negotiations between the town will postpone legal acon onlv
Of Chapel Hill and the M year and will do that on,
legal heirs were continued al on condition that certain
the Board OF Adermens meeting ties be bought at once
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
For Christmas Shonpers

In order to accommodate Christ
mas shoppers, many Chapel Hill
and Carrboro stores will remain
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

De Quito
Por avion y p~rocedente de Qui-
to, Ecuador lego al Miami en- dias
pasados ell senior Jose A. Miranda
P. a quien presentamos un cordial
saludo y deseamos una permanent
cia muy grata en- esta ciudad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
MANTENGA La CIUDAD LIMplA
gEz hOGAk--por Victoria ALetondro
e. POEMA DE HOY
FUos

Te vi un punto.
Fue en- noche primoveroI, noche tibio y perfumodo,
De Ia luna pIeno y Iinpdo,
limpido como tu alma, descendion sobre Ell poroue odormseids
grociles velos de plato.
Nj una rdfoeo ell infinite sHeneioso y la quietud ~pertuvbsda.
En- ell porque
evoporobon los roses los perfumes de sus oInos.
en- oqueho noche ndoico;
poro que til 10 ospiroros, su dItiro oliento exhoIoben,
como en- una muerte extouco ~. :
era una sevo encontodo. -.
Y era una noche de ensuehos y cIoridodes fontdsticos. -
TODD blanca, sobre un boneo de violetos reclinodo te yeia.
Y las rosos moribundos, a ii, una luz tenue y didfana aIuvn-
N,sbs:
(iQue hodo extroho?
lGfue ventura; fue desqrocio0
me %conduio, oquello noche, hosto ell porque de los recess
aue exhalobon los suspiros perfumodos de su eIna
NJ una hoIo Susurrobo, no Sc ola una pisodo.
odo nudo, TODD en- colno, TODD en- sueno,
rnenos tu y 70. De repente, TODD conbio.
De Ia luna Iimpido, Ia luz de perlo, Sc opoao.
El perfume de las rosos muere en- las dornidos ouros.
Los senderos Sc obscurecen. Expiron las vidos eostos.
|hundio su foz pIoteodo;
y til solo, en- medic de la ovenido funerorio,
tie desizos; ideal, mistico y blonco;
te deslizos y tie olejos, in~corporeo, euol fontcsrne.
solo fIoton tus mirodosl
Solo tus oos perennes, tus ojos de hondos mirodos flies evsSsa.
A troves de los esPocios y los tiempos, maroon, norcon
mi sendero; y no me dejon, cuoI me deo, 10 ssperanrs,
Van sieuiendome, sieuendome,
como dos estreilos condidos; @
euoI fjos estreIIos dobes, en- ell eieIo oporsodos -.
En- Ia noche 4#r
soitorio, &"@
purificon con ss royos, y mi eorozon obroson. y
me prosterno ante ellos, con odoroeion extdtice.
Y en- ell do, no Sc ocuIton
cuol Sc oculto mi esperonzo.
Por todos .Portes me siguen, ~mirondeme fjonrents,
en- mi espiritu eIovodos 49,. ass@,
Miteriosos y Iejonos,
me Persieuen ts mirodos,
como dos estreIlos fijos, como dos estreIIos trstes,
como dos estrellos bloncos. -, como dos estrelios hIenees 4
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

En- Austria ell 80 por ciento de
la poblacion femenina tiene I'm
empleo remunerado; en- Francia
ell IS por ciento; en- Alemania
Occidental ell SO por ciento; en-
In~glaterra ell 81 por ciento; en-
Suecia e Italia ell 25.5 por cien-
to; en- Espana ell 6 por ciento y
en- Estados Unidos alrededor del
% por ciento.
Las celulas del cuerpo huma-
no Sc desarrollan con tan ex-
traordinaria amplitud en- los pri-
meros amos, que 81 mantuvieran
siempre csc ritmo una persona
a la edad adulta pesaria una
enormidad.
"Azul", ell recordado libro de
Ruben Dario, tomo SUI nombre
de una celebre Erase del poeta
Victor Hugo que dice: "L'art
c'est l'azur" Gel arte es ell azul),
queriendo simbolizar con csc CO.
lor a 10 etereo, infinite, ideal
que es la suprema meta artistica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
CumpIeanos

cumpIeanos
Felicitamos carinosameAte al
simpatIco nino Roberto BeItrkR,
hijo adorable de Ia apreciada pare.
I ,uhans formada POI Ell senior
JacintO Beltran y sonora, Ana
Fernandez de Beitr4n, quien ceie.
bra en- Ell dia de hoy un nuevo ami
~versario de su despreocupada exis-
tencia
Cumple hoy un nuevo ahe de vi.
ia ell gracioso nino Joe SarEaelas,
algeria del hogar tornado pOr Ii
senior Oscar Sarracine y Sra, Nh.
ria Mercedes de SarraciRo.
Lo ielicitamos de manera muy
especial v lie dessamos una prolen.
gada y prospera existencia, redsa.
do del carino de suS aEaAntisihos
padres.
Rodeado del afecto de sus sares
q%ueridos, celebrs en- ell dia de hey
la grata OCCASION de su cumpleanos
Ell simpatico joven Pedre Garcia
Jr., a quien enviamos nuestras ca.
rlnoSas ~felicitaciones y deseos de
que cumpla muchos, y muy ventu.
rosoS, amos mas de vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
Aniversorio Matrimonial

Nos complace enviar nuestras
sinceras felicitaciones a la aprecia
'da pareja colombiana tornado por
ell senior Ramon Becerrs y sonora,
Elvira Cadena de Becerra, con mo.
two de la grata celebration del
a~niversario de SUI matrimonio en- ell
dia de hoy.
De Lima
Por la via aerea y procedente de
Lima, Peru lego a esta ciudad en-
diaS pasados ell Dr.. Andres A.. Ca.
llegari. a quien nos complace pre-.
sentar I'm cordial saludo y desear
una 'emporada muy plancentera
entire nosotroS.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
En- esta fecha celebran la grata
OCCASION de un nuevo aniversario
de bodas ell senor GerardO Santa.
ma y sonora, Olga Trueba de San.
tana, miembroS estimados de nues.
ira colonia hispanoamericana, mo.
two por Ell cual nos es grato en-.
VARIES un calido saludo y nuestros
votoS por su b~ienestar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
CumpIeohos

Cumpleanos
Cumple amos hoy, once encanta.
doras primaveras, la ninita Mil.
dred Rodriguez, hija de los espo-
SOS Domingo Rodriguez, conocido
m1sico trompetista de orquesta,
natural de Yauco, Puerto Rico Y
residente en- Miami con SUI sonora
esposa, dona Elmina de Rodriguez.
Para la dulce Mildred nuestra mas
sincera felicitacion.
r X X
CeleDra hoy la grata OCCASION de
SUI c~umpleanos la preciosa nina
Gladys Acabeo de Jesus, hija del
senior Santos AcabeO de Jesus v
sonora. Maximina Sanchez de AGA.
beo de Jesus, mlembros apreciados
de nuestra colonia hispanoameri-
cana.
La telicitamoS carinosamente y
lie deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida.
=
Vayln nuestras sinceras felicita-
clones para ell estimado caballero
v~enezolano senior Simon B. Tea,
quien celebra noy su cumpleanos
y aprovechamos la OCCASION para
desearle muchos, y muy dichosos,
amos mas de e~Xistennia
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
Cosas que Debemos Saber

La perla de primera calidad
tiene forma esferica o de pera;
su blancura es depurada y de vi
vo resplandor, que centellea a la
luz con reflejo ligeramente azu-
lado.
y
Cuando la eiudad de Francis.
co de California gozaba de su
mayor progreso debio sufrir Ell
(Pasa a la pag. g.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

De Poso
Procedente de Baltimore, Mary.
land, en- donde fila su Residential,
y en- Viaje a Panama a pasar una
temporada de recreo al lado de SUI
familia, hace hoy una corta escaIa
en- Miami la gentil dana dona c.
ella Espin0sa de Martelo, acompa-
NADIA de sus cuatro pequenos nj
nos.
LIE presentamoS un calido saludo
y lie deseamos una travesia placen-
terra.
De Ponamd.
Por la via aerea llegaron de Pa
mama a disfrutar de unas cortas
vacaciones en- Miami la gentil da-
ma sonora dofa Gloria de Endara
y su hija la senorita Gloribeth En-.
dara.
Las saludamos cariiosamente y
les deseamos unas vacaciones muy
grataS en- esta ciudad.
Aniversorio Matrimonial
Queremos e los primeros en-
felicitar cordialmente a la gentil
pareja puertorriquena tornado por
ell senior Jose A. Bar6 y sonora,
Alicia de Bar6, con motive del
fausto aniversario de su matrimo.
MO en- ell dia de hoy, y aprovecha.
mos la OCCASION para. formular vo.
tos por su b~ienestar personal.
Bodos de Flores
Nos complace felicitar caIurosa-
mente al senior Ramiro Rodriguez
y sonora, Vidalia de Rodriguez,
quienes celebran hoy la grata oca.
sion de u BodaS de Flores, cua-
tro amos de venturosa union matri-
monial, y formulamos votos por su
ventura personal.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
De Yacneiones

De Vacociones
I'm cordial saIudo para la sonora
Martha DiaZ Matrero, quien lego
a Miami en- dfas pasados, de La Ha-
bana, ruba, a pasar unos dias en-
ire n%osotros.
Cumpleohos
CeleDra hob ell mejor de sus dias
la apreeiada dana sonora Maria de
Iturraspe, esposa del senior Jose A.
%Iturraspe, y con tai motive nos
comp ace felicitarla calurosamen-
tie y desearle largos y dichosoS
amos mas de e~xIStencia.
+ X r.
Nos complace enviar un atento
saludo al distinguish caballero Sc
nor Fernando Rodriguez Pastor,
Consul General de la Republiea del
Peru en- Miami, con motive de la
grata celebration de su cumplea.
nos en- ell dia de hoy.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

DOS ESCENAS de la boda celebrada en- dhs recientes en- la iglesia
catolca de San Miguel Ell ArcangeL, durante la cual unieron sus
destinos para siempre la gentil dana Felicia Gonzalez y ell apre-
ciado cabalero Jose Francisco Diaz, sendo los padrinos ell senior
Elias Alvarez y Eneida Qunones. Vemos arriba a los desposados
en- momentos que Sc alejan del altar, va terminates los rtos
eclesastcos, y luego durante la reception ofrecida en- SUI honor en-
momentos que Sc preparan para cortar ell magnifico bizcocho de
bodas. Para tan simpatica pareja, nuestros parabienes y votos fer
vientes porque gocen de una eterna luna de miel. - Foto GorD
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07
REcETA DEL Ola
SALSA PARA ENSALADA
~INGREDIENTES:

~INGREDIENTES:
81 taxa de mayonesa
" taxa de salsa chill :
"a taxa de aceitunas rellenas
con pimiento, partidas
/ cucharada de jugo de H.
mon
1 huevo duro partido
Combine todos los ingerdien-
ties. Enfrie. Sirva con cogollos
de lechuga IL otras hojas verdes
sazonadas.
Diario las Américas., 1958-06-07

Rodns de AAuminio

Bodos de AAuminio
Hoy celebran ia grata OCCASION
de sus Bodas de Aluminio, diez
amos de venturosa union conyugal,
ell seno1 Francisco Ferrari y seno-
"a, Nelids Mazaira de Ferrari,
miembroS estimadoS de nuestra co.
lonia argentina residente en- Mia
mi.
Vayan para ellos nuestras mas
caras felicitaciones y votos porque
disfruten de muchos amos mas de
compression matrimonial.
cumpIeonos
Celebra hoy Ell mejor de sus dias
la apreciada dana Guiana sonora
Mercedes de Gazit1a, esposa del
senior Rafael Gazitla, motive por
ell cual nos es grato felicitarla ca
lurosamente y desearle que cum
pla muchos, y muy dichosos, amos
mas de vida.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-13
Final Retreat
Set For Clergy
At St. Charles

FIR. James ]. Mertz, ST., will
be retreat master for the final
clergy retreat June 1919 at st.
Charles Seminary.
The following members of the
clergy will make the retreat:
Monsignor William Kappes. Paul
O'Dea, Edward Spiers and
George WOLF.
Fathers Thomas Bender,
James Cooney, Thomas Duffy,
Clement Durbin, Samuel Dur
bin, Paul Elsner, Richard En-
dres, Richard Engle, Peter Ess-
man, John Gambia, James Gel
ger. John Geiger, Raymond
Goode, Charles Griffin, Kenneth
Grimes, James Haig, Charles Ha'
luska, Edward Healey, Ralph
Huntzinger, William Johnson.
Robert Klee.
Fathers James Kraus, Ray
mond Lavelle, John Liepins,
Robert Luchi, Robert Manning,
Edward Mcfarland, Francis
Miller, Robert O'Brien, Law.
renee O'Connor, John O'Rourke,
Robert Reilly, Thomas Sabrey,
Robetr Schneider, Omer Schroe-
der, Donald Schulz, Lawrence
Shalosky, Patrick Sorohan, John
Tague, Robert White, Augustine
Winkler and Eugene Yoris.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-13

SOMERSET-Fr. Richard RIA.
phael Archer, O.P., son of Mr..
and Mrs r. H. Archer of Twin
Branch. w. Va, will offer his
first Solemn Mass at 10 am,
June Is in Holy Trinity Church,
Somerset. FIR. R. J. McCaffrey
lO.P.. will be deacon, FIR. F. E
lYonkus, O.P. will be subdeacon.
and FIR. w. A. Fincel, OPP, will
preach.
He was ordained June 5 in
Washington, DC.
Father Archer is the grand
son Of Mrs. Bernice Archer who
lives in Somerset; and the nep'
hew of Srs. M. Urban and M
Marilyn, O.S.F., both of whom
have taught in the schools Of
Columbus diocese.
Before entering the Domini
can Order, FIR. Archer studied
at st. Clements grade school
and Lakewood high school II
cleveland, the University Of
Cincinnati and Providence Col
lege.
He entered st. Stephen Priory
in Dover, Massachusetts,, in Au
gust of 1851 for his novitiate
and after simple profession
year later, studied philosophy al
st. Rose Priory, Springfield
Kentucky, and st. Joseph Priory
Somerset, O., and then theology
at the Dominican House of Stud
les in Washington, D. c.
After a brief vacation, Father
will spend part OF. the summer
assisting at st. Thomas Aquina.
parish, Cincinnati, and ther
substitute for the chaplain o.
the Dominican Sisters at st
Catherine Motherhouse in st
Catherine, Kentucky.
In September, he will return
to Washington to continue stud
les for the Licentiate in Sacred
Theology.
He was ordained June 5 II
Washington, DC.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-13
Disc-Jockey

Meet Chief Les Light
ming, . near fvIl-blooded
Chippewa Indian. A men,
Der Of Cathedral parish.
Crooksion, Mimi, he is
believed to be Americas
only Indian disc-iockey,
when he is not acting as
a hunting and fishing
guide in the Lake Of the
Woods area. He is picf-
Ured before the micro
phone at Crookston's ra-
do station R O INC
Phofo).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-13
Sisters OF Mercy
Mark 100 Years
lin United States

Sis
ters of Mercy of the Union will
mark the completion this fall of
100 years of service in educa-
ton, nursing and works OF
mercy and charity since the
first eight Mercy Sisters came
here from Ireland.
Archbishop Karl J. Alter will
~offieiate at Poniifieai Mass
on August ~ in ST. Peter in
Chains cathedral 70 open the
centennial observance.
From the initial group of pho.
neers has grown a religious
congregation which today in
cludes nine us. provinces, with
the general motherhouse in
Bethesda, Nd, near Washing
ton, DC.
: The Cincinnati Sisters OF
\ Mercy ceased 10 be an inde-
pendent community In 1922,
when 81 Independent COM
mvnities Of Mercy nuns in This
country we're united as the
Sisters Of Mercy Of the Union.
The first vicar general of the
united communities, Mother
Mary Bernardine Purcell, wa:
a former mother superior Of
the Cincinnati community. Aft
err IL years as Mother General
Mother Purcell resumed in 1875;
her post as Vicar General, which
she still holds.
The Sisters came here from
ireland at the invitation OF
Archbishop John 8. Purcell,
cineinnsti's second Ordinary.
The invitation was extended
through Mrs. Sarah Worihing-
ron Peter, distinguished Gin.
einnsti social leader end con-
vert.
The first convent of the Sis
tiers of Mercy in Cincinnati wa
Mrs. Peters residence, which
she converted to their use unit
a house was found for them.
Archbishop Purcell named
their first house the Conven'
of Divine Will, a name now at
tached to the Sisters novitiatt
in Cincinnati.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-13

PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis. -
Scholastic honors, college schol-
arships, and annual awards won
by Campion high school stu
dents and members of the grad.
uating class were present after
the comforting of diplomas by
the Rev. James B. Corrigan, S.J.s
president and principal, We'd
nesday, May %, in the 18th
commencement exercises held
in the Campion gymnasium.
Winner of a National Merit
Scholarship to Xavier university,
II. Ward Doering also merited
the Bausch and Lomb science
award and the Campion music
award in his graduating class.
Senior John nj. Lyons too
third place medal in the class
Iical honors course and won a
competitive scholarship for a
full four years to Loyola uni
versity. Student council presi-
dent Thomas F. James won the
Efaculty-voted Duhamel trophy
Las the most representative grad
uate and the Wisconsin Depart
ment Reserve Officers Associa-
ltion ROTC medal and citation
for his performance as a cadet
major.
J. Ward Doering, son of DR..
and Mrs. J. Ward Doering, $50
Warner Ave., Logan, is a gradu-
ate of st. Aloysius military
school in New Lexington, which
he attended for four and a half
years.
He maintained the highest
grades in his graduation class
in high school in mathematics,
physics, and chemistry to, win
the Bausch and Lomb science
award.
In the Reserve officer Train
ing Corps, he belonged to head
quarters company with the rank
of cadet sergeant and was a
squad leader in the ROTC band.
He also maintained the high
est grades in the music depart
ment, was an, organ soloist in
the spring music festival, and
played the occasional at COM
mencement. His other activities
included publications, glee club,
organ chapter, choir, dramatics,
freshman debating, sodality and
acolythical society.
He took his diploma in the
classical honors course and will
pursue the same studies on the
collegiate level at Xavier uni
versity.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-13
Il
Requiescant

You are asked 10 pray for fhe
reposs Of tne souls Of the fol.
lowing and the others who have
died in The Diocese during the
past week.
KOBLENS, John p, 50, June
Ia. st. John the Evangelist
Church, Columbus. Mt. Calyery
cemetery.
LANE, Mrs. Margaret, May
81. Christ the King Church, Co
lumbus.
LUSETTT, Henry, "a, June 5,
LIST. Francis de Sales Church,
Newark. st. Joseph cemetery.
Newark.
McELROY, Harry F., IS, June
Is. st. Thomas Church, Zanes-
vile. Mt. Calvary cemetery,
GAINESVILLE.
MEERS, Joseph p, IS, June 4,
Holy. Rosary Church, Columbus.
st. Joseph cemetery.
MILLER, Mrs. Mary L., 48,
June 1, st. Leo Church, Column
bus. st. Joseph cemetery.
NICOLOSI, Michael p, rs,
June 5. St. Mary Church, Mar
ion. st. Mary cemetery. Marion.
NIKS, John j., 70, May 20, st.
Peter Church, Chillicothe. st.
Margaret cemetery, Chillicothe.
RUFFNI, Silvio J.. n, June
|3, Immaculate Conception
church, Dennison. st. Mary GEN.
etery, Dennison.
SCHAEFER, Mrs. NADIA, So,
June 4, Holy Redeemer Church,
Portsmouth.
SNSABAUGH, Henry r., II,
June. /, Church Of the Blessed
Sacrament, Newark. Mt. Calvary
cemetery, Columbus
WLLOUGHBY, Harry M.
50, May Is, Immaculate Concep.
ton Church, Dennison. st. Mary
cemetery, Dennison.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-13
Lynch Reelected
Grand Knight

CHILLICOTHE - James M.
Lynch, Jr., IA, Fruitful Drive,
was reelected Grand Knight OF
knights of Columbus Flaget
Council No. 1911, at the annual
meeting held Tuesday evening
in council rooms. Lynch is sales
representative of the jill. Heinz
lCo.
other officers elected for the
coming year were: Walter Brad
shaw, deputy grand knight; Ro'
bert Summers, Chancellor; Mar
vim Riley, recording secretary,
Walter. links, treasurer; E. j
Groeber, advocate, Martin Wach
ter, warden; Albert ]. Waite, in
side guard; Martin Flanagan
outside guard; and Burns Witt
mer, trustee.
Holdover trustees are H. E
Hunter and Albert Heckinger
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being spanked locally by rela-
tives and friends of the two 10
cal nuns.
The foundress of the Traverse
City Carmel, a native of Colum.
bus, Rev. Mother Teresa Mar
garet, the former Zoe Arm.
strong, is the daughter of Mrs
Edward Armstrong, 1880 Gov
entry Rd., and the late Mr.. Arm.
strong.
She attended st. Francis anc
ISt. atrick elementary schoo,
and st. Joseph Academy, enter
ing the Carmelite order in 1929
Another Columbus residen'
also a member of the order a
Traverse City, is Sr. Mary Ag
mes. the former Norma f. Hay
hurst, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Merton Hayhurst, 1925 Lorett;
Ave. She attended st. Aloysiu'
Academy, New Lexington, st
Augustine, and also is al