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PIANO TUNING by resident
tuner-technician serving this
area. Member PIG. Write P. o.
Box 36A, Engelhard, N. c., for
prompt guaranteed service.
PH-7-24-tfc
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FOR SALE: Cottage court, IL
furnished units, quarters for
manager and office lounge. Ocean
front on the Dare Beaches. One
third down; owner will finance
balance over 10 year period. See
or call NJ. X. Fearing, Jr., Agent,
Manteo, N. C. T-S-14-tfc
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FOR RENT: Building on water
front. Suitable for wholesale or
retail fish market or warehouse.
See G. G. Bonner, Manteo.
T-2-20-tfc
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WANTED AT ONCE-Rawleigh
Dealer in Beaufort County.
Write Rawleigh's Dept. NC1-460-R,
Richmond, Va. PH-9-4-1tp
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMlNlSlRAI . NOl1SE
Having qualified as Administra-
trix of the estate of Wayland H.
Fry of Manteo, Dare County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
the estate of said Wayland H. Fry
to present them to the under
signed within one year from date
of this notice or same will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
please make immediate payment.
This the 10th day of July, 1859.
DORIS Afford FRY
Administrative
Manteo, N. c.
T-S-7-6tc
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The Hyde County Board of Ed
ucation will receive bids until
200 pm. Tuesday, September %,
1859: in the office of the Board,
Hyde county Courthouse, Swan
Quarter, N. c., and at that time
open and read aloud all bids SUBJ
mitted by qualified contractors
holding applicable licenses in
North Carolina, for the completion
of the work included in the Heat
ing Contract, dated March 81,
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MODERN 4-BEDROOM HOUSE;
frame Ia story, Wanchese,
near water, on State Highway,
$50 #. highway front. E. E.
Meekins, Phone 101, Manteo, N. C..
T-S-7-4t
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LAWNMOWER REPAIRING =
REPAIRS to all makes power
lawn mowers and air-cooled on
gines. Parts available. Alexis Re
pair Shop, phone Wanchese 379-J2.
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MAN WANTED. Good opening in
Dare Co. Sell Raleigh Products.
Year around, steady work, good
profits. Write Rawleigh's, Dept.
NC1-5OO-137, Richmond, Va.
T-9-3-4tp
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ARTIFICIAL BREEDING of your
cows to purebred, proven stocks
9 both profitable and economical.
This service available to family
'ow owners, beef producers, dairy
,erds. All dairy and beef breeds
,vailable. Call HI. E. Clayton, Bel
raven VIII 3-3206. P-10-4-tfc
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FOR SALE: A Bel-Aire Chevrolet
Sedan; 6 CYL; Low mileage-top
condition. A one-ton Coldspot Air
conference.-the new. A Boyle Ro-
tary gasoline lawn-mower. The
above items are priced to sell.
Colonel A. B. Jaynes, Buxton,
North Carolina. A-21-3tc
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FOR SALE: Garage filling sta
ton, good gas business, lowest
tank delivery price on beach.
$4,000. Phone 8107, Mays Head.
T-7-31-tfc
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PLANTS for house and garden.
Roanoke Island Gardens, Man
teo, N. C. T-6-Zo-t1c
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visit ANDERSON'S SUPER
MARKET-BEACH STORE at
swo mile post. Vacation headquar-
ters. Open year round. Write
BILL ANDERSON'S RENTAL
AGENCX, Realtors, Kitty Hawk,
reservations, oceanfront house
keeping cottages. T-4-S-tfc
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OIL BARRELS So each; limited
number of 55-gal. steel drums
may be obtained from Marvin
Mann, Manteo, N. c. Phone Sd.
Don't wait until the steel strike
makes barrels scarce.
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BUILDING for sale in Manteo:
must be removed from lot. Wlii
make nice dwelling or store. 80 \
40 #. with plumbing. See u. ".
Meekins. Manteo, N. c.
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BOAT and NETS. 261s-ft. boat,
pound net, 100 yards lead; 8
sets hearts, $500. Roscoe Bu1rus
Jr.. Hatteras, N. C. Jy 3O-Stc
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LOTS FOR SALE, some on canal
near Wanchese wharf. Owens
Philips &C Garage, Mays Head,
phone S107. T-7-31-tfc
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FOR SALE. Toledo scale; Enter
prise meat grinder; U. s slicing
machine: R. C. Allen adding ma.
chine: National cash register. Al
used and in good condition; , WIZ
$3.50 NJ 80. T-S-14-4tp
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MOTHER VINEYARD, 2 attrac!
tive domestic lots, 1907 \ 3SV
each. E. E. Meekins, Phone loi'
Manteo, N. C. A-2l-4tc
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BARGAIN: Sacrificing 14foot
runabout, 1858 Evinrude Lark.
35 hp with controls, for $3.50, due
to college expense. Anyone inter-
ested visit or telephone Mack's
Fishing Center, Wanchese, and ask
! for Randy O'Neal. T--8-14-tfc
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FOR SALE: One 22' cabin cruiser
with practically. new Chrysler
Ace marine engine. Will sacrifice
for quick sale. See G. G. Bonner,
Manteo. T-2-20-tfc
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F. M. CAHOON
Sheriff Dare County
ManteO, N. c.
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS
Completion of Heating and
Electrical Contract
Mattamuskeet High School
THE HYDE COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
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FOR liability, automobile, fire,
windstorm, bonds, workmen's
compensation, disqualification in
surance, call Manteo AZ - Outer
Banks Insurance Agency. T-5-1-tfc
Evening star., 1959-11-22

=, m n..h e.m, Asamsa Minced
"
al0mOu uIes
y
Brown garlic and onion OIL Add all other ingredients except
clans Cover simmer 80 stir occasionally pineapple vinegar
accents the ripe the fine spices in DEL MONTE Catsu
makes Ueer Even the favor arther Before serving add
CLANS heat min Spoon sauce omelet Serves A.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
p. ]. Kirwin
To Head
CCM Meet

Patrick ]. Kirwin, a
member of Holy Rosary
parish, Columbus, has
been named general chair
man of the Council of
Mems Annual Convention, it
was announced by Larry J..
Lorms, Diocesan president.
The convention will be held
at Bishop Hartley High School
on Sunday, April "a.
Kirwin is a past president
of the Sierra Club and the
Holy Name Society of his par
ish.
Principal speaker for the
one.day convention will be Fa-
Their James ]. McQuade, So.
Father McQuade, former mem
Der of the faculty of John Car
roll University, is presently
the National Director of the
Sodality, having succeeded the
late Father Daniel Lord, 81.
in this important post.
Father McQuade is well
known to local audiences for
his appearances on the tele-
cast series, 1--WE Believe"
sponsored by National Coun-
Gil of Catholic Men, and more
recently for his talk before
the Convention of Catholic
Women.
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were closed on December 5,
the Feast of the Immaculate
Conception. The county has a
large Catholic population.
JOHN PHILLIPS, Kalida
superintendent of schools,
when contacted, said that "The
free day on December s was
listed in the advance sched-
ule published at The beginning
of the school year. II is not
included in the number of
days which the students must
attend classes, so the minimum
requirement is met"
REV. HOLMES appeared
voluntarily and unofficially
before the Board to ask the
Board if these classes were
legal. The state group took no
official action, since no formal
complaint was lodged on the
matter but Board President
Elliot Myers told the men that
it would be possible" that
state and federal aid could be
withdrawn from the schools.
NEITHER of the men would
give their names while testify
ing before the board and re-
fused to give their names to
reporters until they had con-
ferred with state board mem
Der Coshocton Protestant
minister, Rev. Russell Hoy.
During the testimony Rever-
end Holmes told the Board
that bible lessons had been
given for more than Is years
in some districts without a
complaint"
This year, however, when a
consolidation of schools IN
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18

"Peace among men of good viii sang the angelic
choir across the Judean hills on that first Christmas
night, when Christ was born.
TRUE A is tranquility in order. Tranquility
alone is not sufficient. True peace is that tranquility
that comes from an orderly state of mind and affection
of will.
Tranquility is the fruit of peace; it must be
grounded in a proper arrangement of values. Let the
proper order of values in life be shifted, and a blow is
given to true peace.
THE UNCONSCIOUS VICTIM of sickness or an
accident may lie tranquil, but he is hardly at peace.
The hardened sinner, who has stifled his voice of con.
science may appear tranquil-for the time being-but
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18

During that time 448, TAI peo-
pie attended 436 Masses on
Sundays with an average at
tendance of 112, 164 people
each Sunday.
THE 1859 EJACULATION
represents an increase of 1857
over last years figure. Of the
average number, $50 or 61,-
ITO per Sunday are from
Franklin County, with 50,454
from the other % counties.
THE SURVEY ALSO showed
that during October 152,769
received Holy Communion.
The average per Sunday was
SO, 143 COMMITMENTS. The in
crease over 1858 was 1892
communicates. Again, tn
Franklin County total was
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he is not really at peace within himself, because he is
not right with God.
TRANQUILITY is peace only when it is founded
and among ourselves. Order in our lives-and con-
sequently peace-is possible only when all our in
@terests are in their rightful places. That rightful place
is the plan of God; His plan is that He should have
first place in all our thoughts and actions, over pers-
onal concerns. Love of God is the first commandment
What does it profit a man to gain the whole world and
suffer the loss of his immortal soul?
TRUE A and the joy of the spirit will be ours
at Christmas-and throughout our lives-only on the
condition that we are at peace with God, that we have
relnStated Him, if need be, in our lives in the right or
der where He belongs-first and foremost in our
thoughts and the love of our wills: Thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with thy whole heart, soul, strength and
mind.
" WE DENY God a role in our lives through sin,
Continued on Page D
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
Need Gifts
For Needy

Food, toys or money 10
buy these items is needed
by the Catholic Welfare
Bureau in order TO fulfill
the requests from fhe
needy antilles.
Donations of these
items can be made af the
Catholic Welfare Bureau
office, 246 {. Town Street.
All applications for aid
are screened by the Bu-
reau caseworkers and by
members Of the ST. Vim
cent De Paul Society in
order TO verify'their need.
Further information
may be obtained by con-
facing Mrs. Nancy Shear
er, Capital 1891.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
Pope Asks Laws
To Curb Abuse
OF Press License

VATICAN CITY,-His Holi-
ness Pope John XIII has call
ed for laws to curb the abuse
of freedom of the press.
The Pope has also told
Catholics that they have a
duty to shun publications that
harm the religious and moral
well-being of a community.
Pope John spoke to Italian
Catholic jurists taking part
in their national congress,
whose theme was Freedom
of the Press in the Juridical
Order"
1t was one Of the most
frankly worded and severely
critical statements a pope has
ever made on the press.
First, each individual must
above all keep his own con-
science clear. He must be in
spired by a just balance with
out being insensitive or
lax the Pope said.
Second, this clear con-
science by itself calls for and
assumes those due limitations
which must restrain the
rights of the press in regard
to respect, order and legal.
ity -.
FINALLY there must be
Continued on Page 81
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Italy, this Sunday, December
10.
They are Charles M. Rene-
defti of Corpus Christi parish,
Columbus, ane David V. Soro-
han of St. Rose of Lima par
ish, New Lexington.
BOTH HAVE BEEN stu
dents at the North American
College since September 1855
and will complete their theo-
logical studies at Rome S Gre
gorian University next June.
THE ORGANIZING prelate
will be Archbishop Martin j.
O'Connor, STD, rector of the
North American College. In
attendance will be Father Leo
J.. Benedict, pastor of St.
Marks parish. Lancaster, and
Father Patrick r. Sorohan,
a Diocesan graduate student
at Rome's Lateran University
school of Canon Law, both
brothers of the ordinandi.
ALSO PRESENT for the inn
pressive ceremony will be
their parents: Mrs. Qulnto
Benedict of 476 East Whit
tier Street, Columbus, and Mr.
and Mrs. r. Verne So1ohan of
318 North High Street, New
Lexington. MIR. Benedict died
in 1856. Mrs. Violette (Bene-
detti) Varasso, a sister, will
also attend.
REV. CHARLES IA. c NJ
DETTi. a native of Mt. Yer
non, is the son of Mrs. Susie
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
Abstinence
Fast, Dec. %

Wednesday, December %,
is a day of fast and complete
abstinence.
In the past this law has ap-
piled on December "a, but the
Holy Father has permanently
transferred the fast and alb
stinence to December %.
On Wednesday then, no one
over the age of seven may eat
meat.
All those between q and SO
may have but one full meal
that day and two other meals
which together do not equal
another full meal. Nothing
may be eaten between meals,
although liquids do not break
the fast. No meat may be TAX
en- on this day.
Meat, of course, may be eat
en- on Christmas Day.
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two parishes in the Archdio-
cese of Glasgow from 1885
to 1947. In August 1947 he
came to Columbus and joined
the Diocese of Columbus in
October of the same year. His
brothers, FIR. Peter McEwan,
pastor of St. Mary, Shawnee,
and FIR. William McEwan, pas
tor of st. Paul, Westervilie,
also returned as priests for
the Dioceses.
He SERVED as assistant
pastor at st. Joseph Cathedral,
Columbus, from September
1947 to December 1913 when
he was named chaplain of the
Newman Club at Ohio State
University by the late Bishop
Ready. The present Newman
Hall was developed under his
direction in 1950-51 after Of
fering Mass for a time at the
State Theatre on North High
Street.
I'M June 1856 Fataer Me-
Evan was appointed pastor of
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel par
ish. He has taught at st.
Charles Seminary, st. Mary
of the Springs College, St.
Francis School of Nursing and
Mt. Carmel School of Nursing.
Father McEwan left for
Rome this week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
No Investigation Planned:
State Board Hears Bible
TAUGHT In Public School

Huntington and spencer
school districts formed the
Black River district, composed
of parts of five counties, three
families objected to the Bible
lessons.
REV. MCDANIEL said the
lessons were given with the
permission of the parents on
school property during the
school day. Children, whose
parents had objected to the
class, however, had to remain
in the same classroom while
the instruction was being held.
Continued on Page y
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Ferini) Benedict. In addition
to his priest brother he has a
sister, Mrs. Violette Vsrasso
Of Newark, and two other
brothers Joseph and F'aul of
Columbus.
HE ATTENDED ST. Vincent
de Paul school, Mt. Vernon,
for his elementary and high
school training. In his senior
year Of high school, he recelv-
ed the Notre Dame trophy for
outstanding athletic achieve
ment.
His college and seminary
studies we're taken at St.
Charles Seminary where he
was named valedictorian of
the Glass of 1856. He receiv-
ed the degree of Bachelor of
Arts from st. Charles.
He WILL FOLLOW the Gus
tom of saying three special
Masses in Rome. The first will
be offered on December 81 at
the Church of the Holy Cross
in Jerusalem. Next day he
will say Mass at the Church
of st. Charles Borromeo, and
on December % will cele-
brate the Holy Sacrifice at the
Basilica of st. Peter.
ON CHRISTMAS EVE the
newly ordained priest will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
Inside NeUs

FATHER SHEERIN discusses Bishop Pixies Test
for Public Office. Page Four.
"cHRIsTMAs COLLECTION" for orphans is
topic of guest writer, Monsignor Kappes editorial. Page
Four. .
MoNsIeNoR sPiERs, W~atterson principal, COM
ments on Stan Freberg record in guest editorial. Page
Four.
"cHILDREN N READING" presents suggest
ed gifts for children. Page Five.
ST. CHARLES seeks third Gel loop victory.
Page Six.
Immaculate Conception featured on
Youth Page. Page Seven.
SUPREME COURT hits obscenity law. Page
Three.
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used to help the children at
st. Vincent Orphanage. In
later years the money was
also distributed to aid the in
fants cared for by ST. AIMS.
Since 1916 the offerings
have also been used to help
provide support for those chill
dren living in foster homes.
DURING THE TWELVE
months ending September 80,
1889" the Bishop noted. 1.-THE
Diocese has cared for 1923 chill.
dren living in institution, and
Alb children in foster family
homes"
1T IS ONLY BECAUSE
of the generosity of
the people of the Diocese who
have supported this work with
their gifts, and, in some
cases. by giving a free home
to children, that this impor-
tant charity has been posi-
BILE" the Bishop concluded.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
Urges Better Food Distribution
Pope Hits Birth Control

mails, Pope John warned about
the use or erroneous doc
trines" to meet the serious
calamity" of hunger.
he
said, "the problem of hunger
is still serious for a great part
of humanity. To remedy this
very serious calamity, one
cannot in any way resort to
erroneous doctrines and to
pernicious and fatal methods
to limit offspring"
THE RICHES WHICH are
drawn from the earth must in
stead be put at the disposal
of everyone-as is required
by commandment of God and
by justice" the Pope contin-
ued. There must be improve
ment Of the distribution of
earthly goods; the barriers of
selfisfness and selfinterest
must be broken; the most
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18

VATICAN CITY, NC)
His Holiness Pope John
XIII has warned against
"pernicious and t a
methods to limit off,
spring" as a remedy to
the worlds hunger prob
lem.
THE POPE MADE the re-
marks after creating eight
new cardinals, two of them
Americans, bringing the Col
lege of Cardinals to an all
time high of 70 members. The
Americans are Their Emin-
ences Alois Cardinal Muench,
former Bishop of Fargo, ND,
who has been serving as Apes
tolic Nuncio to Germany, and
Albert Cardinal Meyer, Arch
bishop of Chicago.
In his address dec. Ia to
the Sacred College of Cardi-
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suitable means that will favor
less developed nations must
be studied; and an effort must
be made to draw from the
earth itself the still hidden
and incalculable resources it
can offer for the welfare OF
all peoples"
THE PoNTiFF enumerated
in his address the Church's
outstanding joys and sorrows
in the year since the consist
DRY of December Is, 1858.
AMONG THESE joys he
named the sight of the pill
grims who come to Rome, the
visits of the heads of state,
and the many bishops who.
have come to Rome for their
lad limina" visits in the past
year.
In referring to heads of
state, the Pope mentioned par
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1959-12-18
Greetings From The Bishop
True Peace Founded on Order

To our beloved Priests, Brothers and Sisters, and
Men, Women and Children in the Diocese of coiurn-
bus we extend our best wishes and the assurances of
our prayers for q very blessed Christmas and . New
Year rich in Gods favor and bovntifuI in His ersces
in your souls!
ONO MORE WE approach the anniversary of the
birth of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ in the holy
Feast Of Christmas. Christianity is founded on the his
torical fact that the Son of God, Second Person of the
Most Holy Trinity, in His infinite love became man,
and, because of that same love, offered Himself to His
heavenly Father in dying on the cross for us.
THE BIRTH OF OUR LORD is the example of per-
feet obedience to the Will of God. Out of obedience the
lncarnate Son of God was born a helpless Infant that
he might later be our Redeemer from our sins and our
Saviour leading us to our eternal heavenly home.
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ticularly his happiness in
meeting President Eisenhow-
er dec. 81. He also said he
was glad to meet the Ameri-
can bishops.
The Pontiff told the cardi-
mails assembled in Consistorial
Hall that the primary reason
for bringing them together
was to enable them to consid-
er the new cardinals being
added to their number. The
new cardinals were not pres
ent, but received notification
of their appointment later
from a papal messenger.
THE CHOICE that We
have made among the prel-
ates and Religious of different
nations" the Pope stated, lis
inspired by the criterion that
guides all our acts: to en-
Continued on Page .
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lssenmann will be the cele-
brant of the Mass and will
preach the sermon. Father
George A. Fulcher, Editor of
The Times. will narrate the
broadcast with Mike Gavin of
the WMNI staff.
The telecast from the Ma
tional Shrine will began at
midnight and be carried on
the Channel 6 station.
The Christmas Eve mid
night Mass from st. Patrick's
Cathedral in New York City
will be carried here by WLW-