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Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
0portuna Ac|aracion Hace ell
Doctor Jose Miro Y Cardona

Del prestigioso hombre publico
cubano, Doctor Jose Miro Car
dona, decano del Colegio de
Abogados de Cuba, hemos reci-
Dido una atenta carta aclarato-
ria acerca de recientes declara-
clones formuladas a la prensa
por Ell, la cual gustosamente pu-
blicamos a continuation
Miami Beach, 8 de mayo de 1858.
Sr. Horacio Aguirre,
Director del Diario Las Ameri-
cas-
Ciudad
Estimado Senior Director y ami
go:
LIE escribo dos hneas moles-
tando SUI atenclon, que Sc ocu-
padisima, para expresar a listed
ell testimonio de mi gratitud por
la gentil acogida que ha dado en-
ell Diario a mi carta renuncia Y
a la entrevista QUE hube de ce-
lebrar con ell Miami Herald. Sin
embargo cumple a mi deber
aclarar en- aras de la exactitud
que en- nlngun momento he air.
mado que sc haya dado muerte
a tres mil lideres intelectuales.
Die, 81, a requerimientos del
brillante periodista que me in
terrogo, que "podran calcularse
aproximadamente en- 5000 ell
numero de cubanos muertos en-
estos seis amos, entire ellos algu-
nos intelectuales" y que con la
desapariciou de estudiantes, ba-
chilleres y medlcos, Sc estaban
agotando las mejores reservas de
la Patria.
Agradeceria a usted, 81 10 es.
TINA oportuno, la consiguiente
rectificaci6n. Ell error Sc debi6
quiza a mi pobre ingles, y aun-
que la calidad de los caidos no
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altera 10 nefando del hecho por-
que todos son cubanoS que lu-
chan por la libertad, creo mi de-
Der hacer la aclaraci6n.
Al propio tempo aprovecho
esta oportunidad para ofrecerle
ell testimonio de mi mas alta con-
sideracIon.
Suyo atfmo. (firmado)
j. Miro CardOna
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

IA tratar con seres de una Y dos
dimensiones, con consideration
e inteligencia, "porque proba-
blemente seran tan interiors;
que requeriran una compression
y trato sumamente considerados
y cordiales.. porque ell t~ratarlos
como deseariamos nosotros que
nos traten podria significar su
destruction.
Propuso que Estados Unidos
establezca dos reglas e~speciales
para la exploration del espacio
sideral, a saber:
y No "aterrizar" hasta que
los exploradores esten seguros
de que SUI llegada no lesionara a
nadie, y 2 no d%escender hasta
ser invitados.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
Nixon LEGO a Ecuador

QUITO, mayo 9 (UP)-El
Vicepresidente de Estados
UnidoS, Richard M. Nixon y
SUI comitiva, llegaron a eSta
capital esta manana, a las II,
En- ell aeropuerto Mariscal
Sucre ell visitante fue reci-
Dido por ell Vicepresidente
del Ecuador, Vicente Illingh-
worth, ell Alcalde de esta ca
pital, Carlos Andrade Marin,
funcionarios del ~protocolo de
la Cancilleria y miembros del
cuerpo d~iplomatico. Cadetes
de la Escuela Militar rim
dieron honores militares Y
una banda de la misma escue-
la ejecuto los himnos del
Ecuador y Estados Unidos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
CIAITEcIc
IBEROAMERIcA en-
DIN | E0IO
DETENIDO EX-MINISTRO
PERONISTA

BUENOS AIRES-(UP).- Ell
ex Ministro de Finanzas peronista,
Miguel Revestido fue detenido en-
81 aeropuerto al llegar de Chile
por haber contra el un proceso por
delitos eomuneS.
Sin embargo Ell juez que entien-
de en- la causa autorizo que concu-
rriera al sepelio de SUI suegro, IA
llecido aver.
De Montevldeo lego Domingo
Mercante g~obernador de la pro-
vincia de Buenos Aires durante Ell
peronismo
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

Unida AIabe. Sc ordeno ell cese
del Sr. Enrique Machin Rodriguez,
como agente consular honorario de
Cuba en- Maracaibo, Venezuela, Sc
declare en- disponibilidad ell Emba-
jador Extraordinario y Plenipoten-
ciario de Cuba Miguel Angel Cam
pa, que estaba acreditado en- Wa
shington. Sc acepto la renuncia
presentada por la Ora. Angela, Mar
garita Felipe Tulla, como Secreta-
rio de Sesunda Clase de la carrera
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

-diplomatlca y Sc dispusieron .ds.
tlntos ascensos como consecuenis
de esa vacante, aceptando la re.
nuncia presentada por ell Sr. Jose
Rodriguez Valdes como Consil de
primera cIase y designado ersu lu
gar al Sr. Carlos Tonnes Famayo
y ordenando finalmente iistintos
ascensos como consecueria de
esas %vacantes.
(Pasa a la PaginaO
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

tacion ante ell gobierno de Dinamar
ca.
Por otros decretos Tue nombrado
Jaime Menache, como Comisiona-
do de Cuba en- la Exposition In
ternacionaI de Bruselas. Sc desig-
no al DR.. Jorge Armando Garcia
Rivera, Encargo de Negocios de
Cuba en- Ell Cairo para que repre-
sente nuestro pals con Ell range de
Ministro en- la Constitution del
nuevo gObierno de la Republica
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
San Juan Ce!ebrard ell $50
Aniyersario de Haber Sido
Fundada por Ponce de Leon


SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico, mayo
9 (Corresponsal)-El Senado de
Puerto Rico aprobo una medida
que asigna $4,000 para los actos
en- conmemoracjon del $50 Ami
versario de la Fundacion por don
Juan Ponce de Leon de la Capital
de esta Isla, ell IL de agosto del
ano 1903.
La Resolution Conjunta lei Sc
nado, presentada por su presiden-
tie Hon. Samuel R. Quinones, en- su
Exposition de Motives, senaIa que
"el IL de agosto de 1903, Ell de la.
llegada de Juan Ponce de Leon
a nuestra Isla, marca ell acontecer
historico, ell advenimiento a la vida
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
Ell LIMITE MARITIME DE
200 MILLAS

SANTlAGO-(UP).- La Conf
sion Permanente del Pacifico Sur,
aprobo I'm informe emitido por SUI
ASSESSOR, Tobias Barros Ortiz, en- ell
que Sc es,ablece que ell Unite de
200 millas para ell mai territorial
que sostienen Chile, Peru y Ecua-
(Pasa a Ia Pagina u
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

fue a apagar una luz cuando 10
agredieron. Aprovecharon la con
fusion Y Sc dieron a la fuga. A la
una y media no habia sido arresta-
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
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Sugiere que los Rebe|des
'1ienen CabeeiIIas "Extranjeros
Ankena Clio "pnkiIuhadorn LnfnrnarionaIosN 0noKan an ruha
.AgreQa que "Perturbadores |nternacion

seded de combos en- e senido Exterior Pr Deneto Presidential : Reunion Especial del comiod de
eel conenzod de la campono Electoral - Un hombw Mveto en- Triple choqve. : ohs Nohdas
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
a TEMPO

Soleado ell sabado, con tenn.
peraturas, entire 81 y "a gra.
dos F. Vientos moderados del
Sudeste.
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Mas |nformaciones "InteIigentes
Y Rea|es" de Tipo ~Interamerieano
|Suqieren a Conferencia de Prensa

NUEVA ORLEANS, Mayo 8. CP). Ell director de la Secclon
de asuntos de la America Media, del DEPARTMENT. de Estado, Wi
liam Weand, pidio aver en- la Qunta Conferencia de la Prensa de la
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esos reclusos. Fue notificada la
Policia de toda la Isla sobre osta
fuga.
La fuga fue ell lunes a las $3.50
P. M. Ell alcaide Vicente Linares
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

WASHINGTON, mayo 9 (UP)
Ell gobierno del Peru presento
esta tarde disculpas al de los Es-
tados Unidos, por ell hecho de
que estudiantes antinorteameri-
eanos apedrearan al vicenresi-
dente Richard M. Nixon, en- Ii
ma.
Ell Departments de Estado
dijo que las excuses las presento
la embajada peruana de esta
ciudad.
I'm portavoz manifesto 10 81
guiente:
"Funcionarios de la embaiada
peruana acudieron esta tarde al
Departments de Estado para
decir que lamentaban profun-
damente ell incidente".
Con estas excuses y en- 10 que
afecta al Departamento de Esta-
do, queda al parecer completa-
mente terminado ell incidente.
Ell portavoz Sc nego a ha-
Ger mas comentaros.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

S o c i a del
mundo de I'm
nuevo pueblo,
ell p IL e b | o
puertorriqueno
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\

y ell establecimiento de la civiIi-
zacion cristiana en- nuestra TERRA.
Dice tambien que "a distancia de
cuatro siglos y medic debe solem-
nizarse Ell IL de agosto de 1858,
$50 aniversario de dicha gloriosa
fecha, para senalar ante nuestro
pueblo los valores historicos en-
que Sc Fundamental SUI orlgen."
Dispone la Resolution que los
actos de conmemoracion seran or
ganizados por ell Institute de Cul-
tura Puertorriquena, ell cual infor-
mo a la Comision de Hacienda del
Senado que Sc propone auspiclar
varias actividades como publication
de >obras y poemas, concursos de
pinturas y otras.
La MEDIA, aprobada en- vota-
cion final por unanimidad, paso
a la Camara de Representatives.
para su debida consideration.
10 PRESOS HUyEN EN- SAN
GERMAN
SAN GERMANADiez reclusos
que cumplian ~sentencias por diver
SOS delitos y otros recluidos pen
dientes de juicio Sc fugaron de la
Carcel Municipal de este pueblo.
Son ellos: Antonio Vargas Va
lentin, Samuel Velez, Jose Sana-
bria, Jose A. Rivera, Francisco Pa
gan, Jose A. Rodriguez, Ricardo
Figueroa, Andres Ac5vedo. con re-
sidencia en- Mayaguez, y Francisco
Pagan Santiago y Victor Manuel
Rodriguez, de San German.
A las once de la manana de hoy
no habia sido detenido ninguno de
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
CAMBIOS EN- Ell SERVICIO
EXTERIOR

Por decretos presidenciales de
dlspuso aceptar la renuncia presen-
tada por ell DR.. Guillermo Belt, del
cargo de Embajador Extraordina
rio y Plenipotenciario de la Repu-
blica, que no teria destino y as
Gender a csc cargo al Sr. Jose Gar
cha Monies que Sc %encuentra acre
dltado como Emoajador de Cuba
en- Jap6n y designar con ell grade
de Embajador de Cuba ante los
paises Bajos, al DR.. Rafael Monte
70 de la Tore que venia desempe-
nando ell cargo con caracter de
Ministru. Tambien fue relevado del
cargo de Embajador de Cuba ante
ell gobierno de Haiti ell DR.. Fran
cisco de Arce Pil6n, nombrandose
en- SUI lugar al DR.. Gabriel Breton
Perez. lgualmente Sc ordeno que
ell DR.. Miguel Espinosa que ocupa
ell cargo de Ministro de Cuba ante
los gobiernos de Noruega y Sue
cia, Sc acredite con igual represen-
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

LA SuDd, uidyO D
(Por radiotelefono)-Por la oficina
de Publicidad del Palacio Presiden-
cial, Sc emilio una nota informando
que patrullas movies del Eiercito
continuan SUI actuacion no dando
tregua a los grupos rebeldes que
va empiezan a sentir los efectos
del cansancio y de la falta de 10
mas indispensable para vivir va
que por todas parties sc ven acosa-
dos por las patrullas que salem al
paso.
Sc agrego en- ell parte que Ell dia
6 del actual una
mraRamszssusas patrulla integrada
sYAW por personal del
@ANmkE8 Regimiento 7 de
la Guardia Rural,
Sostuvo un encuentro con una par
tida de alzados en- la finca Pavon,
junto a Cauto del Paso, Oriente
y como resultado del encuentro los
rebeldes tuvieron varias baias que
dejaron abandonadas en- ell lugar
de la acci6n, ash como armamentos
y doeumentos.
Por estos Sc comprobo, segdn la
nota, que los cabecillas ~increpan
a los que ansian reintegrarSe a la
vida del orden y tambien que di-
chos cabecillas tienen apellidos del
TODD extranos a los patronimicos
de Cuba.
C~ontinuase informando Official
mente que fuerzas del Regimiento
s de Pinar del Rio, detuvieron a
Luis Yturrey, Victor Fernandez
Casabello, Jesus Ramos Prieto, Jo-
Sc M. Cueto, Alfonso y Jose Pa
checo Pedron, Eugenio Saldano, Re
ne Diaz Olivera, Juan Perez Guz-
man, Pastor Perez Albion v Fee
lipe Marouez Perez. Sc anadio que
Jos detenldos manifestation que los
,"habian embarcado" va que les ha-
bian asignado como Jefe a I'm tai
Juan Paiacio Beltran, comunista
combatiente de la guerra civil es-
pamela, que desaparecio, al yer en-
peligro a los que mandaba, ash CO.
mo que la Guardia Rural esta ST.
guiendo los pasos del que califi-
can como perturbador internacio-
nal.y al que esperan capturar.
Igualmente Sc dio a conocer en-
la nota Official, que ell Presidente
de la Republica ha dictado nuevas
lnstrucciones a las autoridades mi
litares en- relacion con la presen-
tacion de los grupos insurrecciona-
les para que Sc %reintegren al seno
dc la sorledad 10 S que Sc encuen-
tran al margen de la ley. Ash Sc
dispuso que los mandos militares
de toda la republica hicieran phi
blico ell proposito del gobierno de
guardian absolute reserva, acerca
de la presentation de los referidos
cludadanos. AL efecto, Sc dijo final
mente sc omitira la publication de
los nombres de los que Sc presen-
ten y Sc han dado instrucciones a
las autoridades COMPLETENESS, para
que nc Sc tomen fotografias de
los que Sc acojan a la legalidad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10
NIXON DICE QUE NO HAY
DISCULPAS QUE OAR

LIMA, mayo 9 (UP) - Ell
Vicepresidente de Estados Uni
dos, Richard M. Nixon, declare
que los manifestantes que aver
10 a%pedrearon y escupieron, eran
comunistas Y no peruanos y que
no necesitaba que Ell Peru lie
presentase disculpas.
Nixon hizo tai declaration en-
co~nferencia colectiva de prensa,
Diario las Américas., 1958-05-10

TYRONE Y SU NUEVA ESPOSA.-El actor Tyrone Power Sc case
en- secreto con la bella Deborah Minardos, de Tunica, Miss, de 20
amos. Embellishments saIeron para Hollywood. La pareja Sc
conoci6 en- Memphis, Tenn, recentemente cuando Tyrone estaba
representando la comedia Back to MethuseIah", con la esreHa
Faye Emerson. En- la toto aparecen Power, su esposa (isquierda)
y Miss Emerson y f& tcmada En- d curse De wn banauete que Sc
saebr6 en- Memphis. Noto UPl
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
|KSJ AUXILIARY
To Meet June II;
DELEGATES Named

The regular meeting Of st.
Elizabeth's Auxiliary No. 8,
knights of st. John will be held
Wednesday, June II, at 581 S.
High st.
The refreshment and enter
tainment committee is in charge
of those members whose last
names begin with the letters
A, B and C. Mrs. Mabel Car.
michael is chairman, Miss Vir.
ginia Carmichael and Isabel
Bailey are co-chairmen.
The National Convention OF
the Knights of st. John will be
held in Rochester, New York,
June %. Delegates from st.
Elizabeth's Auxiliary No. 8 are
Mrs. Catherine Harrington and
Mrs. Julia Schneider.
The jeanette Drill team of st.
Elizabeth's Auxiliary No. 3 will
participate in the prize drills at
the convention.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Are Admitted
To ACM Group
At Holy Family

The Archconfraternity OF
Christian Mothers of Holy Fam.
lily Church received 20 new
members into its group recently
with Msgr. George F. Gressel in
charge of ceremonies.
The new members are Mar
lgaret Brackon, Catherine Blake.
Margaret Cornwell, Marilyn
Gain, Helen Eing, Mary Hall,
Betty Higgins, Carolyn Hughes
Loretta Korting, Mary Keyley
Barbara Luckhaupt, Irene Mil
Ter, Teresa Mabry, Bertha Mon,
nahan, Rose Melfi, Eleanor Mel.
LII, Frances Morrisey, Florence
Mclaughlin, Mary Newland
Louise Smith.
After the ceremony, the new
members were honored by the
organization with 4 reception in
|St. Georges Hall. Membership
now totals 96 ladies.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Mass OrdO-
ITURGY
OF The
E E X
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
THE SECOND SUNDAY

uGk 6SOSV
Green yestments, Gloria, Gre
do, Preface Of the Trinity.
MONDAY, JUNE
COMMUNICATION OF SITS.
PRIMUS AND FELlcANUS
MASS AS ON SUNDAY
Green vestments, no Gloria,
Second and Third Prayers Tin
Low Masses of SITS. Primus and
Felicianus and for Peace, no
.Credo, Common Preface.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10
FEAST OF ST. MARGARET
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer lin Low Masses) for
Peace, Common Preface.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II
FEAST OF ST. BARNABAS
Red vestments, Gloria, Second
Prayer lin Low Masses) for
Peace, Credo, Preface Of the
Apostles.
THURSDAY, JUNE II Z
FEAST OF ST. JOHN or
SAN EAcUNDo
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond and Third Prayers Tin Low
Masses Of the Holy Martyrs and
for Peace, Common Preface.
FRIDAY, JUNE Is
FEAST OF THE SACRED
HEART OF JESUS
White vestments, Gloria, Gre
do, Preface Of the Sacred Heart.
SATURDAY. JUNE "a
FEAST OF ST. BASIL THE
GREAT
DOCTOR OF THE CHURCH
White vestments, Gloria, Sec
ond Prayer Tin Low Masses) for
Peace, Credo, Common Preface.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06

Mrs. J. J. Brown outlined the
student insurance protection
plan that would be available for
the 1958-59 school term. +
Members completed plans to
purchase and install two major
items of playground equipment
on the Marian Hall grounds dur
ing the summer months. Needed
gymnasium equipment will be
purchased as well as other school
items.
Father Kempf expressed ap-
probation to the outgoing Off.
GERS and to the members for
their successes during the past
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
knights of Columbus
Sets e Dance

The Columbus General As
sembly, Knights of Columbus,
will hold a formal-dinner dance
at the Council 400 Ballroom
State and Sixth Sts., Saturday,
June Z.
A social hour will be observ.
ed at 1880 pm. to be followed by
an 8 pm. dinner. Dancing will
be from 8 to IL pm. to the mu
sic of Bob Rockey's Orchestra.
In charge of reservations are
James ]. Ryan, AM. 2-1684,
and AL JsDeMerS, BR. 1924.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
St. Ladislas PTA
Elects New Officers

st. Ladislas School PTA elect.
ed its new officers for the com.
ing school year at its May meet.
ing in the school hall.
The officers are: Mrs. Robert
Smith, president; Mrs. Charles
'Erdoes, vice-president; Mrs. John
Mileusnich, secretary; Mrs. Matt.
hew Babbitt, treasurer.
The officers-elect will be in
stalled in September.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
St. Francis
Circles Set
Meet Plans

Circles of st. Francis School
of Nursing have planned the fol
lowing meetings for June: !,
Circle 3 will meet at 1880 p.
m. June Is, at the Lazarus
|Chintz Room for luncheon and
canasta. Mrs. Frank J. Smith
will be hostess.
Circle 10 will meet at 1890
pm. June is for luncheon and
bridge at the Lazarus Chint1
Mrs. A. w. Underwood
will serve as hostess.
Circle Is will meet at 8 pm
June 10, at the home Of Mrs. r
H. BOIL, ST., 2401 Berwick
Blvd. for cards and dessert.
Circle 5 will meet at s pm
June "a, at the home of Mrs
Sophia Smith, 1881 Dryden Rd
Circle IL will meet at 8 pm
June IL, when Mrs. Earl Butts
will entertain at her home, 1925
Is. Fifth ST., with a buffet dinner
Circle IL will meet again al
Is pm. June Is, at the home oil
Mrs. Leo Dietlin, 43O Stewart
Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
lCPA Southern
Region Split, Two New
Units Established

RICHMOND, Va, (NC)-The
former Southern Region of the
Catholic Press Association has
been dissolved and two new re-
gions have replaced it.
The new areas are the South
eastern Region and the South
Central Region.
They were established by the
|CPA board of directors during
the 48th annual convention of
the press association, in accord
ance with a wish expressed by a
unanimous vote of member pa
pers which formerly made up
the Southern Region.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Altar Society To Meet
June Ill at ST. Thomas

The st. Thomas Altar So
|ciety will hold its monthly meet
ing, Wednesday, June IL, at the
school following recitation Of
the Rosary in the church at 7:4s
pm.
Mrs. Howard Evans and Mrs
Robert Evans are co-chairmer
of the meeting.
New officers of the society
are: Mrs. Richard Boals, presi
dent; Mrs. Joseph Schwartz, vice
president; Mrs. Clarke Sieger
secretary; and Mrs. Stanley Liss
Ika, treasurer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Set annual
Procession

BELLEVUE, o. - The annual
Corpus Christi procession will
be held at the Sorrowful Mother
Shrine at 2 pm. Sunday, June 8
Each neighboring parish viii
erect and decorate an altar In
the woods for the occasion.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Officers Elected
Ry Snaldinu Club

COSHOCTON - Mrs. AIber'
T. Roger was elected president
of the Spalding Club at a recent
covered dish dinner. Mrs. Emf
|Sharke served as hostess.
Other elected officers: Mrs. LIE
roy Sulcer, vice-president; Mrs
William Martin, secretary-treas
urer and Mrs. Milo Bretzius anl
Mrs. Sulcer, program committee
The program included a pane
discussion on world affairs. Thi!
was the last meeting Of the club
until fall.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Safety Clubs Sponsor
Dance ON Friday

The Piston Jockies and Jock,
anets Safety Clubs are sponsor
ing a dance on Friday, June 8
in Corpus Christi's Social Hall
Deshler and Studer AYES.
Donation is so cents per per
son and 81 a couple. The dance
will be from 8 until II pm. All
Catholic youth of the city are
invited.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
st. Ann Guilds
Plan Meetings

Three st. Ann Infant Home
and Hospital Guilds have set
meeting plans.
Guild 81 meets at 8 pm. June
9, at st. Ann Guild Room, 1855
Bryden-rd. Miss Kathleen O'Neil
will be the hostess.
Guild "a meets at 8 pm. June
Is at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Foeller, 1872 E. Chase Ave.
Guild AZ meets at $3.50 pm.
June 10 at the home of Mrs.
Francis LORI, 1862 e. Fulton st.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06
Musical Program
lHichIiQhts DCCW Meet


COSHOCTON Mrs. Ronald
Cramblett and Mrs. William Lii.
liza presented a musical program
when the Sacred Heart parish
council, DCCW, met in the par
|ish hall with IS in attendance.
Miss Bertha Dolick, program
chairman, introduced Mrs. Cram.
blett who sang several selec.
|tions. She was accompanied by
MI. Francis X. Weaver anG Mrs.
Lila, whose medley of songs
centered on the theme Of
mother.
During the social hour, re-
Ifreshments were served by the
committee: Mrs. Rob.
ert McNichols, Mrs. Raymond
Dolick and Miss Mildred Borden
Ikircher.
Mrs. j. E. Roahrig, president,
announced that this was the last
injecting until Monday evening,
Sept. %.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-06-06

Downey, yice-president; Mrs
James Lingo, treasurer; Mrs
James Trap, corresponding sec
rotary; and Mrs. John Corbett
Jr., recording secretary.
Proceeds Of the Guilds re-
cent party, held at Valley
Dale, were presented TO Sister
Mary Marguerite, o.P., of the
Convent OF the Dominican Sis
fers Of the Sick Poor.
Chairman of the luncheon wa,
Mrs. DuBrul. Assisting her were
Mrs. E. w. Will, Mrs. Thomas
Noone, Mrs. Robert McNa'
mara, Mrs. James Kennedy, Mrs
Jerry Anglim, ST., and Mrs
John Anglim.
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Catholic Big Sisters
Plan Entertainment

The Catholic Big Sisters will
entertain the girls at st. Eu
phrasia on Sunday, June Is
Hostesses for the event will BIZ
Miss Helen Derrer and Miss
Mary Bruno.
The organization last Tuesday
held its final dinner and bust
ness meeting of the season al
the Maennerchor. Guest speak
err was Father Raymond Goode
New officers were installed al
the session.
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Weekly Dances
Continue At KC

The Young Adults Sunday
night dances will continue at
least for the next three
weeks, according to The Cath.
Ollie Youth Bureau office.
The dances are held from
3 to II pm. on the second
floor Of the Knights OF Coz
Ivmbvs Hall, State and Sixth
SIS.
Music is furnished by The
CIassmen.
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DAYTON-A study week or
1.-THE Apostolate of the Laity'
will be conducted at the Univer.
sity of Dayton June 1920. The
program is in keeping with a re.
cent statement from Pope Piu.
XII stressing the need for com
petence on the part Of the laity
in the work of the apostolate
of the Church. It is under the
direction of FIR. John Dickson
University chaplain.
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year, and challenged the new Of
ficers to a successful term of
office.
The next meeting will be in
September at the start of the
new school term.
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III. Will, 915 Varsity DR., treas
|urer.
Mrs. Herman II. viii was the
chairman Of the event. Assisting
her were Mrs. Karl Bernstein,
Mrs. Thomas Killeen and Mrs.
Harold Saunders.
Father Urban Nagel, O.P., was
the guest speaker.
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st. Mary PTO Instnls
|NelU Officers At ChiIIicOthe

CHHLICOTHE - Recently elected officers of St
|Mary's PTO were installed Sunday afternoon in the
school by Father John Kempf, assistant pastor.
Installed were Mr.. Walter links, president; Mr.
VIM. Rudell, vice president; Mrs, Eugene Goodwin
~secretary: and Mr.. Joseph Anderson, treasurer.