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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-09-06
Prophet Hosea



- And he shall sit refiner and purifier Of silver:
and he shall purify the Of Levi and purge them gold
and silver. that they may offer unto ths Lord offering
in Righteousness.
II For behold the day eomeih that shall burn as an
and all the proud yea and all that do wekedy shall
be stvbbe: and the day that eoeth shall burn them up
saith the Lord Of hosts that shall leave them neither
branch
~ But unto you that fear my name shall the Sun Of
Righteousness arise with healing in his wings;
~ land YE SHALL TREAD DOWN THE WICKED;
for they shall be ashes under the oIss Of your feet the
day that shall do This, saith the Lord Of hosts"
"BE NOT DECEIVED; GOD IS NOT MocKED: FOR
WHATSOEVER A MAN SoWETH. THAT SHALL he ALSO
REAP" tcsL S:D ~ iAw.6
Seventh Bible selection: Hos A.: "HEAR THE
WORD or THE LORD, We CHILDREN OF ISRAEL - FOR
THE LORD HATH CONTROVERSY WITH THE INHABl.
TANTs OF THE LAND" "a portion omitted.
And submit z. Am. R.v. THERE IS
SWEARING, LYING, STEALING, AND COMMITTING
ADULTERY; THEY BREAK ALL BOUNDS. AND MURDER
FOLLOWS MURDER
v. 3L"THEREFoRE THE LAND MoURNs AND ALL
WHO DWELL IN IT LANcuIsH"I
"A CORRUPT PRIESTHOOD AND CORRUPT
PEOPLE,!
p 6o3 No. 8, Interpreters Bible" III Propheis)
Pages 500 OF - "IF OUR MORAL FIBER is BEING
WEAKENED BY GAMBLING. IT IS BEING soFTENED BY
LIQUOR" THROUGH THE PREssUREs OF ADvERTIs
INc"! ~wy
YE ADVERTISING PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL l.
SATAN BOUND" ADAMS AND EYES, PROMOTING
BILLION RAcKETs See our column MAY THE
DETERIORATION, WALLS OF JERICHO" Be MADE
TO FALLa
Resvmns the quote: THRU THE TYRANNY OF So
ciAl CUSTOMS. LIQUOR TcHTENs INCREASINGLY ITS
sTRANcLEHoLD"
HERE M THE Y. S.. ONLY TUBERCULOSIS AND
SYPHILIS CLAIM MORE VICTIMS THAN ALcoHoLsM1
MoFFAT TRANSLATES vs. II,
LIQUOR AND LUST DEPRIVE THEM
OF THEIR WITS"
MUCH OF OUR MORAL DEGENERATION AND COR
RuPToN PERSONAL AND SOCIAL, IS CONNECTED
WITH SUCH NATIONAL VICES AS GAMBLING
AND ALCOHOL. WHO cANMEAsuRE THE EXTENT
or The MORAL BREAKDOWN occAsIoNED BY SUCH
excuses?
SHOULD WE NOT BE MORE CONCERNED ABOUT
The DeFlATioN or MORAL VALUES THAN ABOUT THE
INITIATION OF MATERIAL oNEs7 MIGHT IT NOT TURN
OUT THAT OUR ECONOMIC PROBLEMS GO BACK TO
OUR MORAL CONDITION."
WHAT CAUSED sRAEL's MORAL DETERIoRA-
IloN7 HosEA's ANSWER IS DIsARMINcLY SIMPLE. He
SAYS THIS
MORAL DECAY SPRINGS FROM TIVE RELIGIOUS
RlIIERACy 0FHS PEOPLE"
Dying Boy
tcousnusd from Psss "
THE DEVLisH DIFFUSION - or ACCEPTING
As REAL THE sHApoWv so-esIls1 MATERIAL"
CREATION lA .
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
St. Michael Society
Sets Party Style Sho,p

Paris in the Spring" will be
the theme for the annual card
party and style show of st. Mich
ael's Altar and Rosary Society
at 8 pm. April Is, in the school
hall. Spring and summer styles
will be modelled by ladies of the
parish, with commentary by
Dorothea Greene.
Mrs. John Angel, general
chairman, will be assisted by
Mrs. Harold McCabe, Mrs. Mace
Brown, Mrs. John Lambert, Mrs.
Robert Porter, Mrs. Charles
Brown, Mrs. Joseph Reiger, Mrs.
Robert Kradda, Mrs. Arthur Levy,
Mrs. William Pelzer, Mrs. Sarkis
Anthony, Mrs. Edgar Ames and
Mrs. John BaaSch.
The public is invited. Tickets
may be obtained from any men,
Der of the Society, or at the
door.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
FiUe Guilds
OF St. Ann
Pan Meetings

Five Guilds of the st. Ann In.
FAINT Home and Hospital have
set their meeting plans.
Guild AZ will meet at $50 D.
m, April z, at the home of Mrs.
Robert j. Irwin, 1929 Byron Ave.
Guild Is will meet at 8 pm,
April II, at the home of Mrs.
James Michael, 1880 Thorn
wood Pl.
Guild % will meet at 8 pm.
April rs, at the home of Mrs.
William Studer, 1886 Osceola
Ave. Members are asked to
bring May Fair packages.
Guild IL will meet at 8 pm.
April %, at the home of Mrs.
Frank j. Bowen, 1705 Oakland
Park Ave-, where final plans for
the Spring May Fair will be
made.
Guild 10 will meet at $50 D.
m, April 80, at the home OF
Mrs. William Lehner, Abb Fair
fax Rd. Members will make
more plans for the May Fair.
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st. Agnes Ladies
Planning Breakfast

The ladies of st. Agnes
Church, Wheatland Ave. and w.
Mound St., are planning a
breakfast at the school hall
Sunday, April Is, from z am.
to / pm.
The public is invited and a
special invitation has been ex-
tended by Mrs. James Smith,
919 Clarendon Ave-, to the mem
bers of the Holy Name Societies
in the various parishes. Mrs.
Smith is general chairman.
April Is is Holy Name Sunday
at st. Agnes with the members
receiving Holy Communion in a
body at the $50 Mass. After the
Mass, they will adjourn to the
school hall for breakfast.
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also to them in like manner"
duke 6:3D Here are a few
ways in which to do this:
Submit suggestions in
stead of trying to impose them.
give credit where credit is
due.
3-Be attentive when others
have the floor.
4-Be considerate of the feel
.ings of others. Refrain from
making critical comments that
are personal rather than objec-
tive.
5-Develop your sense of
humor. Be able to laugh at your
own mistakes rather than at
those of others.
6-Be careful not to minimize
or underestimate good propos-
ais of fellow members. Support
whatever has merit in their sug-
gestions.
7-Encourage the timid to
speak up. Give them a sense of
belonging. Don't let them think
that their proposals are not
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PA Notes
ST.. Francis
=
Members
Plan Dinner

The annual spaghetti dinner
sponsored by the st. Francis
School PTA will be held at the
school hall, $50 Buttles Ave-,
Sunday, April 20, from noon un.
til z pm.
A few of the various chairmen
are Mrs. Margaret Ciardelli, Mrs.
Eva Gallo, Mrs. Julia Volpe, Mrs.
Edith Price, Mrs. Rose Val.
entino. Mrs. Ann Collins, Mrs
Gloria Raphael, Mrs. Ruth Del
|Chicco, Mrs. Mickey Patterson
Mrs. Margaret Campbell, Mrs
Jeana Minnini, Mrs. Gladys
White, Mrs. Eleanor Boggioni
Mr.. Alfred Dean and Mr.
Frank Winters. Hostess is Mrs
Ada Mann.
There will be carry-out orders
available. The public is invited
Prices are 81 for adults and SC
cents for children. Proceeds
will benefit the school.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Victory Mems Club
Sets Spaghetti Dinner

The Mems Club of Our Lady
of Victory Parish will sponsor .
spaghetti dinner on April 20 al
1865 w. Third Ave. from / to
z pm.
Part of the proceeds will be
given to the Scout Troop Of the
parish, to be used to purchase
tents and other equipment.
Co-chairmen of. the event are
Keefe Lindsey and Phil Thorn,
as.
Dinner prices are SIPS for
adults and rs cents for children.
Tickets may be obtained at the
door or by calling HU. $3.50.
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for a business session and des-
sert bridge.
Circle / will meet at 3 pm.
April "a, at the home of Miss
Margaret Irwin; Ia z. Kelso Rd.,
for dessert bridge.
Circle IL will meet at $3.50 D.
m, April "a, at the home of Mrs.
Ray Phillips, 1885 Bruck St., for
dessert bridge.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
sM ~ aAt 4
DCCW Hears Talk
Meeting

COSHOCTON- Father Rich.
ard Tore, assistant pastor of
st. Francis de Sales church,
Newark, was guest speaker
when the Sacred Heart parish
council, DCCW met in the par
ish hall.
Father Tore spoke of the du-
ties of parents to their children
and the duties of children to
their parents in the family cir
Gle. He stressed the need of
parents and children to have
confidence in each other.
Coffee was served by Mrs.
William A. Scherrer, Mrs. John
Marabeila and Miss Dora En-.
dres. The next meeting will be
Monday evening, April %, pre-
coded by a covered dish supper
at $50. The speaker will be
Msgr. James w Kulp, Column
bus, diocesan director of the
confraternity Of Christian doc
trine.
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Dominican nuns.
After the laying of the corner
stone, the Bishop will bless the
new building, and the chapel Of
Saint Catherine of Siena.
The Bishop and clergy will
then 60 in procession from Mo
hun Hall to Erskine Hall, where
the Very Reverend Ferrer
Smith, O.P., will give the dedi-
catory address. Father Smith
is Regent of Studies for the
Eastern Dominican Province.
Friends of st. Mary's Com.
munity who made possible the
comfortable new quarters for
the aged and infirm Sisters are
invited to the dedication cere-
monies and to the "open house.
of the first two floors, from
1880 to $50 pm.
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Andover Rd.; Mrs. A. A. Eilers,
2745 Welsford Rd.; Mrs. Charles
Shanahan, 2724 Andover Rd.,
and Mrs. Robert McNally, 1884
Andover Rd.
All the women of the parish
are invited to attend. Please
make reservations with Mrs.
Turner.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Beads To Elect
NeW Officers At
Quarterly Meet

The Beads of Our Lady OF
Mercy School for retarded chill.
dren, Granville, will hold q
quarterly meeting Sunday. Apr.
ID, at 2 pm. at the school hall.
Officers will be elected and a
buffet supper will be served aft
er the meeting.
Sister M. Rosetta, O.S.F., prin.
cipal of the school, and Mrs.
Jack WEIGH will be hostesses for
the meeting.
Assisting will be Mrs. William
Watts, Mrs. Herb Ball, Mrs.
Freeman Eagleson, Jr., Mrs.
John Clifton, Mrs. j. H. Welsch,
Mrs. Frank Smith, Mrs. Ruth
HoermIe.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
St. Mary Magdalene
Group To Hold Dance

st. Mary Magdalene Athletic
Association will sponsor the
cherry blossom dance to be held
in the church hall, April 10,
from 9 to IL pm.
William Garrett is general
chairman. Committee members
are John Murnane, George Hugh,
es, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Leon
ord, C.. ]. Mcdonald, William
and Victor Thomas.
Mrs. Theodore Kruse will
serve as hostess chairman and
hostesses will include Mrs. Hen.
ny Heringer, Mrs. Victor Thorn.
as, Mrs. Charles Seipeb Mrs.
Daryl Horne, Mrs. George Hugh.
es, Mrs. John Murnane, Mrs,
William Faller, Mrs. Robert Den,
bow, Mrs. Paul Weisenbach, Mrs.
Thomas Buck and Mrs. Robert
Immel.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Talk and Election Set
By St. james PTA

The St. James the Less PTA
will meet on Sunday, April -,
at 3 pm.
The guest speaker will be
Father John Kleinz from the
Pontifical College Josephinum,
who will discuss sex education,
and how to present information
to our children. No children will
be admitted but a baby sitting
service will be provided.
Officers will be elected at this
meeting.
A bake sale is planned for
Sunday, April 20, in the school
hall.
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Holy Spirit Parish
Plans Open House

Holy Spirit Parish will hold
an open house at 3 pm. Sunday,
April 20. 1t will feature q brief
program to start in the Church.
The program will include q
brief explanation of custom and
ceremonies, including descrip-
ton of, and reasons for the
priests vestments at Mass; and
a question and answer forum on
doctrine, to be conducted by
Father Edward Healey.
After the program, q social
event is planned in the school
where refreshments will be
served. -
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
CIOister NoUen0
PRAYERS Printed

1.-THE Cloister's Selected Pray.
ers," a 104-page booklet Of mo-
venas made by the clustered
Sisters Adorers of the Precious
Blood, have been published for
the first time.
1t is offered TO the Religious
and laity with the hope "that We
will be aided by the pleadings Of
those whose praise 10 our de-
light"
The booklets can be obtained
at 40c each, from: Sisters Ador..
ers of the Precious Blood, Mon
astery Of the Precious Blood,
54th Street and Fort Hamilton
Parkway, Brooklyn 10, NY.
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dessert bridge.
Circle 10 will meet at 8 pm,
April II, at the home of Mrs.
Helen Meers, AIT Morrison Ave,
for business and cards.
Circle 8 will meet at 1890 p.
M, April 81, at the Lazarus
Chintz Room for luncheon and
canasta. Mrs. Fred Plimell will
be hostess.
Circle 10 will meet at 1890 p.
m, April q, at the Lazarus
!Chintz Room for luncheon and
and bridge. Mrs. William Ready
will serve as hostess.
Circle 5 will meet at 8 pm.
April %, at the home of Miss
Ann Evans, 1881 Indianola Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
st. Elizabeth Club
Welcomes New Member

DcVER-Mrs. Charles Ben.
nett was welcomed as a new
member when the st. Elizabeth
Study Club met at the home OF
Mrs. Dominic Pace. Mrs. Frank
Pace, president opened the ses.
sion with prayer to st. Eliza.
beth and the hostess read a
Meditation on st. Joseph.
"Our Father" and "the Break.
ing of the Bread" chapters from
the study book were read by
members. =
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Vernon
tFroelich, April %.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Dance Set Saturday
By St. James PTA

The st. James the Less PTA
is sponsoring a Spring Hop" at
the school hall, 1852 Oakland
Park Ave-, Saturday, April IL,
from 8 to IL pm.
Round and square dancing to
the music of Bob Weber's or
chestra will be featured. Admis-
sion is $1.50 per couple. :
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cesar chairmen of: Religious Ac-
tivities, Social Action, PTA, In
ternational Relations, Organiza-
ton and Development, Catholic
Charities, Civil Defense and
Family Life.
The afternoons program will
open with a general meeting,
conducted by diocesan presi.
dent, Mrs. Leo J. Jennings. A
dinner will follow the workshop
sessions. :
Arrangements for this North.
|ern Deanery Institute are being
completed by Mrs. Marcella Kist.
Ter, Northern Deanery president,
and members of the Deanery
Board. Z
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
St. agatha Women Set
COmmuniOn.Rrenkfn fast

The st. Agatha Women's Club
and PCCW will hold their an.
nual communion breakfast, Sun.
day, April Is, following the 8
am. mass, in the school cafe.
terra.
Guest speaker will be Father
Leonard ]. Flick Of the Jose
phinum College.
Chairman of breakfast is Mrs.
William A. Turner, 2748 And.
over Rd. Committee members
are Mrs. George Mayer. 1882
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Improve Your Group
Prevent Bickering; Show
Consideration To Others

EDITORS NoTE-This is the fifth in a series.
The articles were taken from q recent christophers
News Notes.
Many a good cause suffers because of needless
among members. The affairs of every organi-
cation offers numerous opportunities to put into prac-
tice the divine standard of Jesus Christ:
"As you would that men should do to you, do you
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11

Your Catholic Neishbors
and Friends cordially invite
you to attend a Parish Open
House on Sunday afternoon,
April l3 from 2::30 o'clock
to 400 o'clock at Saint Lso's
Church, corner Of Hanford
and Brvek SIS. Our guests
will be conducted on a tour
covering the statues, bap-
tistry, confessionals, sane
tuary, altar and vestments
in the Church by the guides
pictured above. There will
be a question and answer
period provided also. Any
interested person will be
most welcome.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
St. Andrep PTA
To Meet On Sunday

St. Andrews PTA will meet
Sunday, April Is, at 3 pm, in
the schools social hall.
Mrs. Margaret Miller, super
visor of the School Health Pro
gram in the Columbus parochial
school system, will talk on the
establishment of a health pro.
gram at st. Andrews.
Classrooms will be open at : 2
pm. for parent-teacher consul.
tation.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
|X-Ray Cruiser
Visits St. Charles

The tuberculosis Society's
Christmas seal x-ray cruiser will
visit St. Charles Borromeo Sem
mary, 2O10 E. Broad ST., Mon
day, April IA.
Approximately IS priests and
seminary students will receive
free chest examinations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
|Bp. I~ssenmann To Officiate
At Springs Dedication

Bishop Clarence G.. Issenmann will ~officiate at the
of Mohun Hall at st. Mary of the Springs at
3 p. m, Sunday, April Is. The hall is an i~nfir1uary for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Seven St. Francis Circles
Announce Meeting Plans

Seven Circles of the st. Francis School of Nursing
have announced the following meeting plans.
Circle z will meet at 1890 p. m, April II, at the
home of Mrs. ]. w. Watson, 1852 Indianola Ave. for
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-11
Interest To Women
DCCW Program Is Topic
Northern Units Institute

The organization and program Of the Columbus
Diocesan Council of Catholic Women will be explained
to women of the Northern Deanery at an Institute
scheduled for Sunday, April Is at Dover.
Workshop sessions will be conducted by the Do
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needed or wanted. Protect them
from being squelched by others.
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Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04
O ..
(Viene de la Pagina 81

Soluta y fue elegido presidente por
Ell Congreso Nacional, que debio
decidir entire Ell y ell Coronel Car
los Cruz Salazar, por haber sacado
ambos ell mayor numero de votos
en- los comicios.
Despues de la ceremonial de
juramento, eel nuevo presidente
guatemalteco declare que hara I'm
gobierno "de democracia absolute
Y no de democracia a medias".
Anadio que, como Presidente, vi
sitara Ell territorio de Belize de-
tentado por Gran Bretana, pero
no fijo fecha inmediatamente.
Dijo que los partidos politicos
que Sc opusieron a Su c%andidatura,
'pueden estar SECURES de que 60
zaran de todos las garantfas que
las leyes reconocen a entidades de
esa indole. 81 ha de existir una vi.
da democratica en- Guatemala -ex-
preso- debemos acostumbrarnos
a la existencia de partidos politi-
cos, apoyen al gobierno u opon-
ganse a su political.
Manifesto tambien ell Presidents
que durante SUI reciente vista
a Estados Unidos, "~encontre pro-
picia oportunidad para expresar
los agradecimientos de Guatemala
por la generosa ayuda de csc gran
pals, lider del mundo democratic
CO, Y pude escuchar tambien los
propositos reiterados de que esa
Importance ayuda continue, a fin
de permitir la eradication COM
pleta del comunismo de nuestro
suelo."
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

Ffnalmente Sc refiriO6 a las cleo
clones de noviembre, expresan.
do: En- Ell curse de este afo, en-
Ell mes de noviembre, la ciudada.
MIA Sera convocada a las urnas.
AdemaS de la renovation de
los ehencos ALTERNATIVES los ciu.
dadanos habran de pronunciarse
en- elias sobre la vigencia o la re.
forma de la actual constitution.
"Sobre este ultimo tema, ell Presi
dente Lezama ha expresado Ia
voz de La mayoria colorado,
SCI gobierno defenders ceIosa.
mente 81 libre ejercicio de to-
dos los derechos y anticipa que
habra elecciones, y que elias Sc.
ran limplas y honradas.
mo solo porque eSe es 81 ami.
mo de sus ~integrantes, sino tam
bien afortunadamente, porque
eSa es La vocacion del pals, que
tiene va ell suficiente grado de
cultura y madurez civica, como
para saber que eS falsa e ilusoria
toda solucion que Sc aparte de
la ley. Y esa hey la cumpliremos
todos, gobernanteS y goberna.
dos'.
POGO despues de la breve cere-
monia, Ell Conseio de pleno, pre-.
sencio un desfile militar desde
los BALCONIES de La casa de gobier.
no.
Desfilaron fuerTaS de infante-
ria, caballeria, y de las escuelas
militar, naval y a~eronautica.
Una vez finalizado ell desfile,
, ell Presidente del Consejo, Car.
los Fischer recibi6 ell saludo de
las fuerzas armadas, de las fuer-
zas p%oliciales, del cuerpo diplo.
matico, autoridades y de particu-
lares.
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

eterno glrar de SUI mente per-
manentemente deSocupada). Mi
consejo: impongase la obligation
de olvidar a csc hombre en- Mia
mi y, cuando S. sienta feliz, va
va a divertirse a Nueva York.
PARA VARIAS LECTORAS
PARA MARTHA: Me dice us.
ted 'Ye estOy enamorada de csc
muchachO perO Ell no esta ena'
morada de mi" Ante una de.
cIaraci6n ash, 10 unicO que pue-
do decirle es 10 que he dichO
muchas wees: ell amor eS un
asuntO de dos y jamas Sc alcan-
"a pidiendOlO o suplicandOlo.
Tendra listed que renunciar a
Ell, de igual forma que renuncia'
mos sOdOS a infinidad de cOsas...
PARA LUIGI: NADIA de particu.
lar tiene que Sc enamOrarse u.s.
ted a los ~ amos de csc jOven,
tan caballerOso y agradable. LO
que no calcul6 listed bien eS la
Influenza que pOdia causar So
bre ell eSa amiguita de listed de
Is amos. A listed lie parecia ella
muy jOven para enamOrar a un
muchach0 va niadurO. iQue gran
error! La attraction no sabe de
edadeS y las mujereS, deSde MI
mas, estamOS dOtadas de I'm ms
tintO capaZ de cOnVertirnOs en-
santas o en- demOniOs. 5Que SUI
enamoradO Sc prend6 de la nj.
ma? SQue ella aprOvech6 la Oca-
sion? iQue lie va listed a hacer!
Alegrarse, 81 acaso. Ese inciden.
tie demuestra que SUI galan no es.
taba realmente enamOradO de
listed. LogicO es que ell amor que
Sentia pOr Ell Sc haya cOnverti-
do en- Odio; es un desahOgO. LO
que no me parece bien es que de
tanta impOrtarcia al incidente
como para marcharSe a su pals
y entregarse ALI al recuerdO y
al romanticismo Sea valiente, ha-
ga frente a las CIRCUMSTANCES
y no agrande mentalmente un
prOblema que nc merece tai HON.
bre... PARA C0RNELIA: ST al
tener OCCASION de yer pOr prime
ra vez a csc jOven con ell que
venia escribiendOse, no lie ha he.
cho buena impression, debe aban.
dOnar aquelIOs prOyectOs de bO-
da que tan alOcadamente habia
elabOrado sin cOnOcer personal.
mente a quien habfa de ser SUI
future espOSO. Quizas a el lie ha.
va OcurridO 0trO tantO, puestO
que segID me dice listed no ha
paSadO por su casa como lie ha.
(Pasa a la Pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-03-04

Ramos y sonora, Iris R. de Ramos,
miembros estimados de nuestra
colonia hispanosmericana.
Aunque algo tarde, lie enviamos
nuestras sinceras feliitacioneS y
deseos de que goce de una larga y
venturosa existencia.
=
Celebr6 aver la grata OCCASION
de su cumpleaios la primorosa
nihita Maria Elena Prio, hija del
DR.. Carlos PRO Socarras y sonora
Mary TarrerO de Prio Socarras,
distinguidos miembros de nuestra
colonla Guiana.
LIE enviamos nuestras mas ca
ras felicitaciones, que tambien
hacemos extensivaS a sus amanti
simos padres, y lie deseamos mu
chos amos mas de vida.