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JOHN M. ANDERSON
IA. s-s2l4 ia. 5-Os42
ARLINGTON, VA.

IT n. BEDFORD ST.
Fl. Myer area-Three bedrms., Ia
baths, liv. rm., din. rm.. kit.
breakfast nook, full basement with
lavatory: oil heat; Sll25O per
mo-: completely redecorated. eX-
cellent condition. Key at 105 N.
Brookside.
H. G SMITHY CO. ST. $4,000
ARNA VALLEY-5 rooms and beth I;
brick; newly reconditioned: sos
mn IA pIanE
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CHEVY CHASE

New Colonial. features den, powder
rm., de luxe kit. liv. rm, sep.
din. rm. on LIST; bedrms., . baths
on End. Screened porch. GARAGE.
Close TO transp. BY appointment,
FF T-2065
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r. I. AVE. N.E.-3
bedrooms, lV. rm.. din. rm., kit.
Ia baths, gas heat. For further
information. call NJ. PAUL HAN
NAN, NE. 8-4l00. 732 18th st.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALABAMA AVE. AND 4Ist ST. Sc.
-3 bedrms.; semi-det. brick; rec,
rm.; auto. washer; fenced yard;
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HOUSES UHFURKIsHED

511 ROXBORO PL. NV.
6-rm. mouse, cow. located. SIS pei
mo. Key at our once. HENRY J
ROBB, INC, 1924 Vermont ave
NV, DI, 7-Sl4l.
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COLOKED-l09 18th ST. NJ
8 rms. and Ia baths. newly dec
to rent SIPS mo. To buy Sll5
dn. and SlI5 mo. incl. taxes
Call Mr.. OTTO, DE. 2-245s, VIII.
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SUITLAND-Now avail: 8 bedrms. ;
bsmt.: Semidet.; cor lot; Sll5
4R3O nowell lane, RE 6-463T
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COLORED-I22I o ST. NV
rooms. kit. and bath; newly paint
ed: oil heat; S9S mo. s p g. @,
INC. CO. 5-5S3S, or key with
ianitor, 1925 18th st. NV.
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED

ACCOKEEK AREA-3-bedrm. ram
bier; liv. rm., rec. nm, 2 baths,
also . carports: avail. immed.:
reaS. rent. Call Ii. 3-3422 week
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

HERNDON-CHANTHLY-CIA AREA.
RENT OR SALE bedrms.. ga
baths. rec. Tm.. oil heat; immed.
occup.: Seneca I'd. ct Rte. z. mr..
Dranesville. Va. Dl. 7-5522:
ewes. or week ends. JU. 7-64g6.
HIGHBRTDGE, Bowie. Md.-Prac-
tically new 2-bedrm. house: nice
lot, auto. hot = air heat, cleo.
stove. $50 mo. JAMES s. BRADY,
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WING. lobby T., beaut. outlook
3 bedrmS., baths, mod. kit
pantry, service entr., carpet,
draperies, chandeliers. 2 air cond.
$4,000.
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WESTCHESTER

5PAC. cor. apt, hall. liV. nm. din
rm.. solarium, with bookcases.
bedrms.. bath. kit, 2 air cond
S23,500.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
COLT MISSED BRITISH CLASSICS
ProIific's Truiner Likes
Chances in international

good performance at Laurel is
all that is needed to Solidify
Prolific's claim"
Prolific. who will not race
again until the international,
was purchased by Mrs. Evans
for a trifling 400 guineas
($l.176. He has been beaten
only once-by Pandofell by q
neck at Hurst Park while spot
ting his rival 20 pounds.
His latest victory and NTH
in six starts was in the Jockey
Club Stakes at Newmarket. He
pulled away in the last two fur
longs to win by flve lengths
over the Italian bred Exar, q
4-year-old.
The young English rider,
Brian Keith, was abroad Pro-
life in the Jockey Club. but
Tommy Gosling, q veteran, had
ridden the colt in his previous
races. Who will ride Prolific
in the 112-mile test over grass
at Laurel has not been deter
mined.
Evening star., 1960-10-18
YOU BE THE
QUARTERBACK
Question
BY FOREST EVASHEVSKI
Iowa Football Coach

It's San Jose Is, Arizona
State IA, and 81 seconds left.
The ball is dead. Arizona State
is on the San Jose 31-yard line,
18 yards from the right sideline,
third down and 8. Arizona
States place kicker has hit 7 of
8 points-after-touchdown, one
Of two field goal tries. You, the
Arizona State quarterback, have
completed II of II passes. Five
off-tackle Slants have gained
from l to 6 yards. Reverses
have made 8, 6, % yards. You
have one time-out left. What
play will you call:
/. on tackle slant to left
to get field goal position?
2. Field goal try?
3. Reverse starting to rightP
4. Sideline pass?
'SS'e tAnswer on Has B-N
Evening star., 1960-10-18
ATCHISON'S
ANGLE
BY LEWIS = ATcHlsoN

Upstairs at the Redskins Of
flce. Head Coach Mike Nixon
was lingering over his coffee
with the usual cluster Of news
papermen at their Monday
afternoon press luncheon.
Downstairs. in the coal mine, !"
his assistants were busily pre-
pairing for next Sundays game
with the Pittsburgh Steelers at
Griffith Stadium.
The towns still buzzing
about the 24-24 tie with New
York. Business Manager Bill
Lally wore a big smile as ticket
buyers thrust their money at
him and tried to wheedle
something "a little closer to
the 50-yard line" out of him.
In one day, the Redskins sold
500 tickets, or more than they
sold all last week.
Tim Timerario put the final
touches to his weekly scouting
report: Tins Timely Tip
Sheet" while Bill McPeak, Abe
Gibron and LaVern TorgeSon
strained over a Aim of Pitts
burgh's game with the Giants.
checked scout reports. added
an tx" here or an 20" there,
and backed up the Aim to "see
that one again." The session
lasted all afternoon.
4
Coaches speak double-talk OF
their own when tearing a film
or scouting report apart.
"Lookit that Tarasovic," Glib
ron chortled, watching George
Tarasovic, Pittsburgh's crack
defensive tackle, throttle g
Giant ball-carrier. HE just
muscled him that time"
Here's that new formation
Buddy's using" observed Nc
Peak, as the Steelers lined ur
for a rushing play. Its almost
like Steve Owens old A forma.
ton, except the quarterback
right under the center"
Coach Buddy Parker of the
Steeiers comes up with new
Evening star., 1960-10-18

twists now and then, especially
when he's pointing for Q GER
tain opponent. A couple Of ma
neuvers were particularly in
triguing-and bafling-to the
group.
"It may be the camera
angle" Torgeson said hope
fully.
From then on the conversa-
ton. to an outsider with no
technical knowledge Of foot
ball, sounded like three Chinese
speaking with q Greek accent.
There's the Mo left and Mac
right" one coach said.
This ones just o fair FO,"
another chimed in.
They fake the 3-X on that
one" said the third.
1t went thay way for the rest
of the session. with frequent
stops while certain plays were
more fully discussed.
TX fakes a locke and, boom,
reverses out to the side and
catches the ball-all the Oman
does is curl" observed Nixon,
joining the group.
There's a quick mouse, :"
Gibron said. The center fakes
and goes to the other guy.
From time to time the
coaches noticed that a line
backer went out ito help on
the drag pattern" that Pitts
hureh "broke right on a Al"
then broke left. Sometimes the
Steelers used a roll EN- UP
SKIS, and other times q re.
verse motion with a full rota-
ton"
Whatever they were talking
about, one thing was certain
that Pittsburgh is much bet
ter than its % record and will
be a tough package for the
Redskins to handle.
They are a solid team with
a good quarterback" Timerario
warned, and a look at the films
confirmed this.
But the coaches also feel
that the Redskins are Begin
ming to find themselves and If
Ralph Guglielmi continues to
improve will move up with him.
Films Of the Giants game were
not available to the press yes
terday. The new system Of ed
iting it into all-offense and all
defense takes about four hours
and 1t is too late for the press
conference, although apparently
better for the coaches.
Everybody wants to have an
other look at Guglielmi's ma
neuvering in the second half,
which brought the Redskins a
tie when they appeared to be
hopelessly beaten. And they
want to get a gander at the Of
fensive linemen who helped
spring him for his running
plays, or who helped set up the
successful passes.
Evening star., 1960-10-18

EPSON. England. Oct. 1S
(SpeciaD Walter Nightingale,
one Of England's most colorful
trainers, is looking toward the
Washington, DC. International
as the race to seal Prolific's bid
for British 3-year-old honors.
Unraced as a 2-year-old, Mrs.
Camille Evans colt has been
q sensation this season, but
through an oversight was not
kept eligible for England's s.
year-old classics.
Thus. to solidify his claim
Prolific needs a top perform
ance in the International. No
vember II at Laurel Md
Race Course.
What a pity" says Nightin-
gall, that Prolific was not kept
eligible for the 3-year-old clas-
sizes here. Unfortunately, he was
taken out of them before being
sent to me to train. I'd have
relished q meeting with st.
Paddy (the EPSON Derby win
ner). Now it appears that a
Evening star., 1960-10-18
CORRECTION

In yesterdays golf roundup
one Of the winners Of the
Woodmont Country Clubs Boz
nanza tournament was reported
as Bernard Gewitz. However,
the correct name is Bernard
Schwartzman. ~
Evening star., 1960-10-18

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Evening star., 1960-10-18
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Evening star., 1960-10-29

PONTIAC '59 Bonneville vista; :.
and h., auto. transmission. power
leather interior: like new, S2.4o6.
down payment, bank terms TO ut
your budget.
MCNEIL PONTIAC
1920 WIS. AVE, OIL. $4,000
Evening star., 1960-10-29

MERCURY 1858 Sports; r. and h.,
cond.; 1915. AID. 4-1440.
MERCURY '53 conv.; Mercomatic,
power windows, brakes and seat;
WV. tires; r. and h.: good run
ming cond.; Pa. State Inspected;
Evening star., 1960-10-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH '67 Plaza 4.dr.:
equipped: low price. BURROWS
RAMBLER, 300 M st. Sc. Ii. T.
$500.
Evening star., 1960-10-29
PONTIAC '54

Star Chief Custom Catalina sports
Wv. tires, genuine leather in
terior. Don't let price fool you,
THIS one is really nice. ideal sec
WILL FINANCE TO YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
407 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6-72O4
25 YEARS SAME LOCATION
Open Daily. 9 TIL Q; Sun, Q TIL 4
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FE 7-3Q00
TAYInR MoTnR aAI.r

TAxh3R SaS1 ps MOTOR TO 4 sXLEs a.
DAILY 90, SAT. 90. SUN. 1913
PONTIAC $50 $50" 4-dr. wagon;
p.b,. immae. 2:tone, Wv. tires:
STANDARD PONTIAC
:24490 CHILLUM RD;; AR; 7.7I2oo
PONTIAC 81 9-pass. station
ESfTEni ESTo 10. SleSisl ieS TGds fo. Sca4GS caA4GGORo-
Evening star., 1960-10-29

PONTIAC 81 convertible; good con-
dition. Best offer. RA. 3-64S0,
after 8 pm.
PONTIAC SO Star Chief 4-dr.: Z.
Ac.. 5000 MI: Ss76. jE. l-S7S1.
PONTIAC go Catalina conv,: beau
terror. automatic, T. and h, p.S..
p.b., fully guar. S2.795.
STANDARD PONTIAC
2490 CHILLuM RD,; AI; 7.7I2o
PONTIAC 80 4-door sedan; r. and
h, auto. tranS., power steering;
Evening star., 1960-10-29
S399
PONTIAC SO: auto. trans, r. and
b.; good transp.: Sl60. AP. q.

g.; good transp.: $i5o. AP. =
0535.
PONTIAC 1852 4-dr. sedan Hydra,
:. and h.; excel. body; good run
or nlns sesf fOns; osss, iqsS5 nSans SnH IN car
f44ETsAc S41R itg% tgs$ ste ,T6Esg ,TE66ESgP; SKA sS.H2
Bladensburg I'd. ne, LA. e-98S7.
PONTIAC 80 Star Chief custom
sports sedan: o. b., D. s., r. and h.;
] owner; Sunset Coral; new Wv,
tires. EN-. 1894.
PONTIAC SO hardtop; fully equip,
$64S.19 fun price, $6S dn., $36.94
nRF mn
Evening star., 1960-10-29

PLYMOUTH 81 4-dr. sedan: r. and
h.. newly painted; clean; $3.50.
Call HA. 2-7657.
Evening star., 1960-10-29

WILL FINANCE 10 YOUR BUDGET
STAR PONTIAC
4O7 Florida Ave. NE. Ii. 6.7204
Open Daily 9 Til @; Sun. Q TIL 4
Evening star., 1960-10-29

FORD '54 conV.; T. and h. auto.
trans, Wv. tires, one owner,
$500 or best offer. KenilWorth ave.
and Decatur St, Edmonston. Md.
FORD '54 station wagon; good con-
dition: $415. HE. 4-SS23.
FORD 80 Tudor VS.: auto. trans,
Evening star., 1960-10-29

Z CLEARANCE I
) MONTHLY !
y Following cars all in \
, excellent condition: =
4 SO PONTIAC $23s5 4
Bonneville Convertible, hy-
dramatic, power steering,
~ power brakes, radio, heat
er. Wv. tires: light blue.
. SO PONTIAC $1995
. Catalina Sports Coupe. hy-
dramatic, radio, heater,
WV. tires; red.
4 '50 PONTIAC $1395
4-DOOr HardtOp, hydrams.
= tic, power steering. power
brakes, radio, heater, W.
4 ". tires; white finish. G
HB0 PONTIAC $1215
n Super Chief 4-DOor, hydra
matte. power steering, pow
er brakes, radio, heater,
~ WV. tires; 2-tone grey.
y 81 PONTIAC - $685.
4-DoOr HardtoD. hydrama-
D tic; radio, heater; blue
= 50 PONTIAC S1ss5 =
Catalina Vista. hydrama-
y tic. power steering, power
brakes, radio, heater, w.
{ '5s CADILLAC Sa4s5 4
"62" Coupe, hydramatIc,
n power steering, power "
brakes, power windows,
power seats, radio, heater,
WV. tires; white finish.
Z SO FORD -: $15A5 4
FairIane 800" tudor
, Hsrdtop, va, FordOmatic,
N Tudor. va, FOrdomatic, N
~ power steering, radio, heat
2 SO FORD ss75 ;
y Tudor, VS., fordomatie.
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Z So % DODGE stsss }
y 4-DOor Hardtop, automa-
. tic transmission, power 4
steering. radio, heater, W.
". tires; white and gold.
y '56 De SOTO $6s5
. 4-DoOr. automatic trans
mission, power steering,
power brakes, radio. heat
~ er. Wv tires; 2-t0ne blue.
4 '59 CHEVROLET STATS =
Bel Air 4-DOOr, uowefEIide, 4
D re|io. heater; black finish.
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n 4-Door, dynafIOw, power
steering. power brakes,
radio, heater. WV. tires;
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y Surer "sS" Convertible,
u hydramatic, power steer
y ing. mower brakes, radio,
~ heater: Wv. tires; red
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4 'S5 MERCURY S5s5 Z
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MercOmatic, mower steer.
ing, power brakes. radio.
heater, WV. tires; red
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p Super 2-Door Hardtop,
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u er, tinted glass. WV. Y
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y 'Ss DODGE S695
. 4-DOor, automatic trans
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, PONTIAC :
, l437 Irving Sreet NV. )
Z AD. 4-s500
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AUroMoBILEs FoR SALE
pONTTAr ,sQ


Chieftain 2.dcor sedan: automatic,
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sSs9.; sSsq% I; s7sSS' sSd H., Wv tires: fully
STANDARD PONTIAC
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rQUEENsToWN SHOPPING cTR."
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bank finance.
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PONTIAC 1885 Star chief Catalina:
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battery: winterized, ready to go.
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OIL. 6-9163.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23

clude Mrs. John S. Dunkle,
st. Catharine Parish, Organi.
cation and Development; Mrs.
Joseph Brosmer, st. Cath
arine Parish, Religious Activi-
ties; Mrs. Walter Harris, st.
Agatha Parish, Better Enter
tainment; Mrs. Frank H. Vo-
gel, st. Catherine Parish,
Legislation; Mrs. John John
son, st. Mary's Parish, Della
ware, Family Life; Mrs.
George DiNucci, Christ the
King Parish, Social Action;
and Mrs. Anton J. Keller III,
st. Phillip the Apostle Parish,
Catholic Charities.
EXHIBIT cHAl R M e NJ in
clude Miss Mary X. Rohr,
Christ the King Parish, Christ
mas is Christ's Birthday; Mrs.
John Daugherty, st. Mary Par
ish, Lancaster, PTA; Mrs. CD.
Mcdonald, st. Mary Magde-
line Parish, Youth; Mrs. Mar
garet Brawley, st. Mary Par
ish, Delaware, Civil Defense;
Miss Helen Corbett, st. Cath
arine Parish, Cathedral Book
Shop; Mrs. Kenneth Bichl,
Corpus Christi Parish. Taber-
nacle Society, and Mrs. G.
Franklin Selleck, Immaculate
Conception Parish, communi-
cations.
Mrs. Press c. Southworth
Jr., st. Gabriel Parish, is con-
vention chairman.
Mrs. Richard Rodenfels, st.
Catharine Parish, is conven-
ton financial secretary and
reservations chairman.
Reservations are being &C
cepted and assigned in the
order received. No tickets will
be mailed.
ALL RESERVATIONS will
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23
WHO SHALL FIND A VALIANT wOMAN?'
WOmen's Council Discusses
Housing, Family Life At Meet

"Who Shall Find A
Valiant Woman?" is the
theme selected for the
Fifteenth Annual Con-
vention Of the Diocesan
Council of Catholic Women
scheduled for Oct. II, at the
Neil House.
THE THEME, taken from
the Book of Proverbs, will be
developed from the opening
Pontifical Lay Participation
Mass on the feast of the Ma
ternity of the Blessed Virgin
Mary on through the eight
workshops included in the all
day program.
Final plans for the Work
shops will be made at the
Fourth Quarterly Meeting of
the Councils Diocesan Board
on Sept. II.
THE DAY-LoNG event will
get under way with a Pontifi.
cal Low Mass slated for $50
am. at st. Joseph Cathedral.
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann
will be the c%elebrant.
Following registration at
1890 am. on the me9zanine
of the hotel a Communion
Breakfast will be held in the
Grand Ball Room. The noon
General Assembly will fea-
ture an address by Monsignor
Roland T. Winel, moderator
for the DCCW and DCCM. His
topic will be "The Church and
the State ARE Different"
BEGINNING AT 1890 pm,
the first four of the days
eight workshops will be held.
They will be in the fields of
Organization and Develop
ment for parish presidents;
religious activities, better en-
tertainment and legislation.
Following a coffee break,
workshops on retreats, hous-
ing, family life and Catholic
charities will be held.
The business meeting, pre-
sided over by retiring presi-
dent, Mrs. Franklin ]. Eyer
man, will convene promptly
at 4 pm. in the Junior Ball
Room. The banquet terminal
ing the convention will be at
pm.
Exhibits in the fields of
Com cations, Parent
Teacher Associations, Youth,
Civil Defense, Cathedral Book
Shop, Christmas is Christ's
Birthday, Tabernacle Society
and the Sierra Club will be
erected on the meZzanine.
MEMBERS WHO will serve
on workshops and exhibits in
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23

Horse Show Sunday
For Tuition Fund

The fourth annual Horse Show will be presented
by St. Michael parish, on Sunday, September rs, at
Il Rancho, one mile east Of Worthington on Route 16i,
for the benefit of its High School Students Fund. (See
Adv. Page Threel
Peanuts a live pony will be given TO someone at
the show.
The Grand Entry at l:3o pm. will preeede II
events of Western horsemanship.
Lunch and soft drinks will be served on The
grounds. Tickets are ST. per person, with children IL
and under admitted free. Casey Frederieks is chair
man.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23
Altar Society
Marks IS Years

The Rosary-Altar Society of
Corpus Christi Church will
celebrate its 35th anniversary
Sunday, Oct. 2, with a tea at
2 pm. in the social hall. All
new members will be formally
welcomed into the organiza-
ton and charter members
will be honored.
Mrs. Richard Deibel and
Mrs. John WEIGH are co-chalr-
men of the dance. Mrs. Richard
Donahue is chairman of the
membership committee. Fa-
Their Charles Lees, SIN, chap
lain st. Joseph Academy, viii
be the guest speaker.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23
St. Aloysius
Alumni Plan
Fall Festival

A Fall Festival, sponsored
by the Alumni Association of
st. Aloysius Academy, New
Lexington, will be held on
the school grounds Sunday,
Oct. 2. This is the first such
affair sponsored solely by the
alumni.
Each chapter will sponsor
a booth, which will include
baked goods, fish pond,
games S, refreshment stand,
hand made linens and pizza.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23
Mrs. Knisley
Heads Group

Mrs. Dave Knisley is pres
ident of the st. James the
Less Altar Society for the
coming year. Other officers
include Mrs. Robert Wrinkle,
vice-president; Mrs. Donald
Shank, secretary, and Mrs.
Homer Riley, treasurer.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23
PTA Elects
W.O. Lanrnan

w. O'Neal Lanman will be
president of the Immaculate
Conception PTA for the COM
ing year. other officers in
clude:
Mrs. Edward Tam, vice
president; Robert Poirer,
treasurer; Mrs. John Nc
Millen. secretary; Mrs.
Thomas McEwqan, historian,
and Carl. Irwin, auditor.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-09-23

Baker, Mrs. G. ". BurWeII
and Mrs. E. M. Gruber, ae
planning a "Parish in the
Fall' setting for the presenta-
tons.
Mrs. John Gardner, Mrs.
Samuel Roderick and Mrs.
Robert Erwin are serving as
co-chairmen of the event.
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Square Dance
AT ST. LeOs

A square dance will he
held Saturday from $50 until
1870 pm. at st. Leo school.
The dance is sponsored by st.
Leo PTA. Jim Mitchell will be
the caller for the dance which
will be held on the new black
top in the school yard.
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CHILLICOTHE-The South
ern Deanery of the Council of
Catholic Women held its
fall conference Sunday, Sept.
IL at st. Mary School auditor
jun. Niney women and clergy
men were in attendance.
The theme was "Woman's
Place in Today's Living" Mrs.
Frank Nichols, Chillicothe, is
president of the southern
Deanery.
Father Bernard McClory
was the guest speaker.
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St. Philip Sets
Members Tea

The Altar Rosary Society of
st. Philip the Apostle
Church will have a Welcome
and Newcomers Tea Sunday,
at 2 pm. in the school social
hall.
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ST. Ladislas
Dinner Set

The annual st. Ladislas
Parish Spaghetti Dinner spon-
sored by the Altar Rosary So
ciety and the ladies Of the
parish will be held Sunday in
the church basement from IL
am. to z pm.
Carry-out service will be
available as will a free baby.
sitting service. Tickets may be
obtained at the door or by
calling Mrs. Yandrich, HI. d
9525.
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Drive Set AT
Corpus Christi

A membership drive TO en-
roll the men of Corpus Chris
ii parish in the Holy Name
Society will be held Wednes-
day, Oct. 5, at 7:45 pm.
All men of the parish are
asked to attend the enroll
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St. Charles
Mothers Meet

The st. Charles Mothers
Club is sponsoring a Welcom-
ing Tea for all new mothers,
members and alumni mothers
Wednesday at 2 pm. in the
school dining room.
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be available at the registra-
ton desk on the. mazzanine
floor of the Neil House.
Checks or money orders
should be made payable to
the Diocesan Council of Cath
Ollie Women and sent to the
Convention Reservations Sec
rotary, Mrs. Richard Roden-
fels, 296 S. Merkle Rd., Co.
lumbus 8, Ohio.
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Guild 6 of st. Peter and
Paul Mission Seminary will
hold its annual spaghetti din
ner Sunday, Oct. 2 from 1880
am. TO $50 pm. at ST. John
the Baptist Parish Hall.
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ST. Aloysius PTA Meets

st. Aloysius school will
have its first PTA meeting of
the new year Sunday in the
school annex at 2:30 pm.