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Evening star., 1961-03-18

MANS, GUS. suddenly, on ThuTS-
day. March l6, 1851, GUS MANS
of 2S K st. NV. beloved husband
Of Athena ManiS. father Of James
c. and Pete Manis. brother Of
Mrs Anna StratoS, Angela GlakaS
and Mrs. Panagiota SotoS Friends
may call at the s. H. Hines Co.
Funeral Home, 2gOl lIth st. NV.
(parking faCilitieSD. Services at
st SophiaS Greek Orthodox Cathc-
dral. 36th St and Mass ave. NV.
on Monday, March 20, at 1870 pm.
Intcrmcnt Glenwood Cemetery A
contribution to the st. Sophia S
Greek Orthodox Cathedral Building
Fund may be made as an express
sion Of sympathy. 10
Evening star., 1961-03-18
LILLY. AMELIA. on ErIday Marct

1875! at Doctors Hospital,
AMELIA LILLY of 7iO4 Cedar ave
Takoma Park. Md, beloved wife OF
the late Charles H. Lilly and
mother Of Charles William and
Robert L. Lilly and Mrs Novelia
WaySon B!SSette. sister of Louise
Seward. There also are three
grandchildren. Friends may call
at the TakOma Funeral Home. 354
carroll st. NV. tparking oppositeD
where services will be held on
Monday. March 20. at = pm. In
terment Fort Lincoln Cemetery. 10
Evening star., 1961-03-18
WORTHY President
RUTH s. BICHELL. Secy.
MNHONEY. EDWARD LEO. on Thurs.

day. MATCH IU. INNI, az FalTlaN
of Fairfax Station, Va husband Of
the late Gertrude c. Mahoney; ia
ther OF John E., James M, Thomas
l.. william F. Edward and Robert
% s. Mahoney, Mrs Virginia NJ. Zim-
norman, Mrs. Jane Peterson, Mrs.
Gertrude Belts; brother OF Miss
Fannie Mahoney, Miss Margaret
Mahoney. Michael and Thomas Ma
honey Friends may call at the
Main st.. Fairfax Va additional
parking in rear, where there will
be recitation OF the rosary at 7:3O
pm. Sunday, March 10 A mass for
the rrpoSe Of his soul will be cee-
brated at 10 am Monday March
20, at st. Mary's Catholic Church
Fairfax station, Va Interment Ma
tiondl Memorial Park 10
Evening star., 1961-03-18
LANE. FLORENCE O,TOOLK.

"Wednesday, March ! ). 1861. at tht
BSthssda ES5ls, oTGUI, NayaI Hospital. FLOR
Columbia rd NV. mother of Mrs
Duane r. Sands. Sergt. James II
and Robert l. Lane. and sister O
Miss Anne o Toole There also arr
seven grandchildren. Mrs Ian,
rests at the Warner E Pumphrey
Silver Spring, Nd. parking facili
ties'. Mass viii be offered for tn,
Tepose OF her soul on Monday
March 20. at 10 am. at st. john
Catholic Church, 10000 Rosenstee
drive. Silver Spring. Nd Inter
Friends may visit at the funera
home after : pm. SATURDAY.. ~
Evening star., 1961-03-18
LANCASTER. srARKs LOUISE. s.

denly. on Tuesday, March II. 1861
LOUISE STARKS LANCASTER Of
llUl 1th st. Sc devoted wife OF
Mr., Theodore Lancaster. She also
leaves to mourn their loss four
chlldren' Norma Jean, Theodore,
Michael and Gregory Lancaster; a
mother Mrs Caledonia Clarke. A
mother-in-law. Mrs, Rebecca Lam
caster, two auntS. Mrs Odessa
Davis and Mrs Emma Hampton:
three uncleS. Mr. William Standard,
Mr.: Nay Bob and Thomas Starks,
and a host Of other relatives and
many friends After 3 pm. sun
day, March 10 friends NAV call
at the J. R. Cameron 4 Sons Fu-
neral Home, 6ll K st. NV. Funeral
services will be held on Monday.
March 20, at the Second BaDtiSt
Church at u noon. DR.. J. L. S.
Holloman officiating. Interment
Arlington National Cemefrrv In
Evening star., 1961-03-18
DTRkS, Holm FRANK on Friday

DIhhn' JUN FKANh; On FIIuay
BiRRs Ba9fa Of 3g5o To- aussads SodS St. IRAEk hT
beloved husband of Mildred p. DIrks
Cnee PidgeonD. father of John F..
DirkS, ir., and grandfather OF John
F Dirks, Sd. Friends are invited
to call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home of Robert A. Pun
phrey. Bethesda. Md. after > pm.
Sunday March 10. Requiem mass
on Tuesday March u, at g:3u
am. at the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament Western ave.
and Quesada St NV Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. In
lieu of flowers contributions may
be made TO the Thomas H. LOcrait
Scholarship Fund. Catholic Univer-
Evening star., 1961-03-18
CEMETERY LOTS

CoNKLYN'S FLORIST
2046 Wilson Blvd. All, IA. 7-69lt
g23 King ST.. Alex XII. 0-6ll2
Evening star., 1961-03-18
RYON. HOWARD ]. oHAROLDJ,

Saturday. March :. 1861. at Prince
GEORGES General Hospital HOWARD
j RYON OF Lanham, Md beloved
husband Of the late Pearl Ryon
and father OF Alice Osborne. He
also is survived by six grandchil-
dren. Friends may call at the
Lee Funeral Home, 4th st and
Mass. ave. ne. where prayers will
be said on Tuesday. March y. at
9:l5 am Interment Arlington Ma
ttonal Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1961-03-18
FLORISTS

JOHN SHARPER, INC.
1921 Brinkley Rd. Sc.
Oxon Hill, Nd CH $4,000
Evening star., 1961-03-18

LILLY. AMELIA. The officers and
~ members of Washington
IN Council, No -, Ladies of
4 ~ the U. c. c. of E., ara
NoN hereby notified OF the
wv death Of Past President
Sister AMELIA LILLY on
~ Friday March II. 1861.
Funeral from the Takoma Funeral
Home, 2j4 Carroll st. NV, at >
pm. Monday. March 20
EDNA LUNSFORD,
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-08-25

Thanks for Your Patronage
." to customer wonderful
cooperation. tho
and to foher, W. Bloomfield, the "a It hos
been pleasure work with the people throughout the Fomve
Il sincerely tho this business,
do order to devote full
the Town Of FormviIe
u Carpenter continue core YOUR needs
with the sincerity and Of
this business tor thon third OF Thonk
tor vued patronage and the confidence
IN me-"
j. H. Bloomfield
Evening star., 1961-11-05
chiIdren's convuIeseent HOspitoI

The ChiIdren's ConvoIeseent Hospital is O MEM
Der Of the American Hospital Association and,
os member of the Health and Welfare Council
of the National Capitol Areo, shores in the United
GiVers Fund.- 1t serves os on important compile
ment to the total medieoI core program in the
community by providing prinory for the sub
ocute and recovery phases Of illness emphasizing
the physical and emotional hobiIitotion of each
child
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Homem0ker Service
Of the NotionoI copitoI Areo, Inc.
Phete BY Capitol Photo

or tragedy strikes home, and there's no one to
turn to- Homemoker Service will see the fomily
through its emergency. Homes that would other
wise breok up ore held together by their tempo
rory Homemoker. The some kind Of procticol,
compassionate care is available to people of all
ooes IN less complicated ero, there was oWoYs
O reliable neiohbor to step in. Today Home
maker Service is that neiehbor-in-need
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Mrs. Victor AIforo and
Mrs. Robert Leornord
ADVERTISEMENT

Mrs. AIforo and Mrs. Leonard with Mrs. WoIsom
in front of the ToyIor Simmons memorial pIoy-
house at the Children's ConVoIescent Hospital,
odmre q young patients wheel chair from
BEUCHLERS SURGICAL AND HOSPITAL
Phose BY Capitol Ph0to
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Ssar Siaff Photo

the former District Commissioner. when she
shops at MAGRUDER'S on Connecticut Avenue
where the choicest gourmet foods as we'll as the
finest in meets and vegetables are available.
Photo by ooasv
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Mrs. Newton Steers and
Mrs. F. Moran McConihe

Mrs. Steers and Mrs. Mcconihe shown modelling
sweaters and riding clothes from THE SURREY in
Potomac, Nd, odnire the Master of Foxhounds
pIote won by Potomac Hunt in 1861 for best
couple of American Foxhounds.
Star sufF Photo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

fc9-<inyee From Psee ~
No~ pakrss hsv< Aeen kn-s'- ssz< me grape
However -ney hsse long pr-sesec -re sooec
q ~es-n.rx,s i,esrss-eo pssseagerx
II takes onss <sv. enough
hsvoe eopsrdne <stes Assoc fra me socsl aspects
srh cursns venting res7o-Sr-s g CUPID e-ake-
crszec i,eh~ss-e WRECK . plane-
Tne- q ro-~se -ae~s Is ~ ~sy g determine ~-i>h
psxsenser sHl 90 esre q hsns sf-er i-n5sslne-
DRINKERS ARE CARELESS WITH CIGARETTES AND
MATCHES THERE ARE NOT Many SITUATIONS MORE
DREADED Tr-Ak FIRE AloFI. THIS WRITER HAD ONE
SUCH INCIDENT CAUSED BY CARELESS DRINKERS
TssE HOSTESS CAVE Up FRONT ~ TEARS A GROUP
o. SIX wEk RETURNING r. On a SALES CONVENTION
WERE ~ The LOUNGE SECTION INSISTING ON BEING
eARTEkcEss TIE t-csTEssEs BENG ouTkuMsER-
60. Had LOST BATTLE frs soex revealed sroyp
q statesmen ~ sansi,s orsn<ns sss-y-eEi,e r,sec
seconc sos& revessec so<e po--ins fro- -,5er seat
i~e e.ssrs-ss ~ eeen aroopeS ne rr Ru=s
sarpsn<s are <re-resis-s-- r3o~ever
grease -ron re rsorsuh< o ~>sse~ can r,ske
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

-.-ssos- 7-,l'r-s nas Deer ss~e- . re P-sre-
- me ese--rScss e9oe-
l,r-E--s H-is ne oe-so7s -ss7o-so'e nsse been
~ ssas rona.c- r1sc- zers serssksss
- --s-ssri,= cor--ues - @tcsrs- r--
-,.sr-=- c-i,.~I-- materially oep-esse> e>onoal-
s-us-io- osisnre g Payments Sroosesn
referring -re prscefss-s ~-sr- ssuses
ess--sss-s s-rs-s pne7orn<nso osr--
ssstsn snc rres7orslese s--ssoe g
ls-,r an- --.a-s7e-,e-- e ne rsrrsnir7--sose-
--ERs < NC WORE CERTAIN Way 70 BRING
a5o-- GOVERNMENT CONTROL o. TIE ECONOMY
--AN =cz -l5o7 AND INDUSTRY &c CONTINUE TO
PURSUE T-sis SOPHISTICATED AND IRRESPONSIBLE
-r.scE=gsNc. POLICIES IT EsAlLs TIE WORKER
EFT LITTLE TO xsscn THAT EE WOULD sE EARNING
~ E.'Ez--sc-sa WAGE n ONLY THERE WERE a DE-
1Gsc FOR rs SERVICES y zvsss RE es-ps-s scsssss
i--s soysc oe earning e~er-hssner re-
1877 Il s-s, --e~s we're oerns,e FOR rs prsoSr-s~
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

n~-snuus Fsum Psss
- uE % NOT SUCCEED ~ LARGE MEASURE ~
sHAxrse POSSIBLE r4E REALIZATION or TIE NEGRO
~c1ENrtAL- AMERICAN SOCIETY Will Dc DENIED
xzeenwux NEEDED wkNPoWER SkiLLs AND The
s.<>nc usla sE FORCED INTO An EVEN MORE MAR
rsnx posr-loM IN rszE AMERICAN ECONOMY EVEN
xIpucs. TIE EXPANSION o. ECONOMIC oPPo&Tu~-
nv INCREASES roe OTHER GROUPS WITHIN rhE
cosANyNfTy-
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rhsr>e-zee ~ charge and eriss Many srsdfssnsl
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p-nS1--ssr insssfrsss are rsp6y disappear
an ss -e<yr 81 ssr.rnstson snc erhes se<hne'esiesl
<Aznpss sconsrs.
re- <Grr TssLT THERE IS SUCH GREAT CON.
cEN-sarscM o< NEGROES ~ TfsE RANKS or THE
unSsxlllEc AAxc sEvAsxlLlEo MEANS THAT THE
INCREASING INTRODUCTION o. ADVANCED METHODS
O. PRODUCTION WILL RESULT ~ TIE LARGE
SCALE DISPLACEMENT O. NEGROES CURRENTLY EN-
slcsEc - upssxHllEp soes ONE CAN SITE MANY
INSTANCES WHERE sssessLy TRAINED WHITE NAN
ANc q NE& MACHINE HAVE REPLACED LARGE
~sNsEs o. l,NsxAlEr NEGRO WORKERS
Tne ss-ysl ex-Ass,~ 81 Negroes IRON apprenticeship
srr ,~-<r --sini-> programs forces ssem 20 rensn
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ms FURTHER BELIEVE THAT APPRENTICESHIP
AGENCIES -ssE T--E RESPONSIBILITY TO ESTABLISH
IN ATMOSPHERE o. EQUALITY or OPPORTUNITY ~
ss-Dc- lNTEczI7boN Nay &c ACHIEVED 5y IkDv1c
la APPRENTICESHIP UNITS ESPECIALLY ~ THE
MATTER OF RECRUITMENT PROCEDURES AND The
EsT4sl is@.wEkT o. osJEcTvE STANDARDS WHICH
WILL sc UNIFORMLY APPLIED ~ ACCEPTING or re-
LETTING APPLICANTS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
Pressure

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

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FEoEzGL GOVERNMENT PAYS 80 AID 20 HosE r.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

ochene Rites. A different lam
guage was also used for the
sermon at each Mass - the
preaching including Spanish,
German, English, French, Ital-
ian, Gaelic and Dutch. At one
Mass, children of many differ
ent nationalities delivered
the sermons of the nations"
traditional tributes to the
Child Jesus.
Each day, one of the ma
tional colleges or seminaries
in Rome assisted at the Mass
of the day, and a different
cardinal presided at each of
the evening services. The
Irish, English and North
American Colleges were
among those whose seminar
ians took part.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

while the liturgy of the West
accents the Wise Men and the
manifestation of His King
ship.
The special Roman octave
of Church unity was inaugur-
ated by Blessed Vincent Pal
lotti in 1886 and has become
one of the city's most import
ant observances of Christian
unity. The chief observance
has been held in the Church
of Sant'Andrea della Vale
since 1847.
THE DAILY Masses in var
ious Eastern Rites include
the Byzantine Rite Liturgy in
four different languages -
among them Greek and Ru-
manian - and the Maronite,
Ethiopian, Armention and Anti
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
SATURDAY, FEB. a
THE a OF ST. ANDREW
coRSINI, BISHOP AND
COMPRESSOR

Third class feast; white
vestments; funerals and an
niversaries, but no daily
Masses for the dead and no
votive Masses other than that
of the Immaculate Heart per-
mitted.
MASS: statuit with proper
Collect; Tract: or: the Votive
Mass of the Immaculate Heart
of Mary: Aug. 22): Gloria,
commemoration of st. An
drew only, Tract, no Credo.
OFFICE: Ordinary (B):
Mathis: 8 Psalms and 3 Les
sons: 1st, Scripture: Vixit;
End, Scripture: com b n e
lessons 2 and 3 into one,
Responsory: ubi est; Bird,
the contracted life; TIE
Deum.
-Lauds: Psalms and anti
phons from Saturday Psal-
ter; rest from Common;
proper Collect.
Little Hours: as at Lauds,
at Prime; /. brevis: Domin-
US auto.
--Vespers: of the following
Sunday as in the Saturday
Psalter and proper; no
commemoration; Saturday
Compline.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

ROME-(Radio, NC)--Rome
marked the feast of the Epi-
phany with special solemnity
and began eight days in which
Mass was offered in a differ
ent language each day.
The octave seeking the re-,
turn of the separated Chris
tians of the East to unity with
the Holy See began on the eve
of the Epiphany, when Arch
bishop Ettore Cunial, Vivereg-
ent of Rome, blessed holy
water at the Church of
Sant'Andrea della Vale.
THIS BLESSING of water
is traditional in the Eastern
Rites, as their Epiphany lit
urgy concentrates on the
manifestation Of the divinity
of Christ at His Baptism,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
TUESDAY, JAN. 81
THE FEAST OF
ST. JOHN BoSco,


Third class feast; white
vestments; funerals and an
niversaries, but no daily
Masses for the dead and no
Votive Masses permitted.
MASS: Proper, Gloria,
Tract.
OFFICE: Ordinary OBJ:
Mathis: 0 Psalms and 3 Les
sons: 1st, Scripture: Tulit
ergo; End, Scripture: COM
bine lessons 2 and 3 into
one; Response: lmmlsif;
3rd, the contracted life; TIE
Deum.
-Lauds: Psalms and anti
phons from Tuesday Psal-
ter; rest from the Common;
proper Collect,
Little Hours: Monday Psal-
ter and Common; |. brevis:
Dominus svfem.
-Vespers: Of the feast as at
Lauds; Tuesday Compline.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Appeal To US.
Court Unlikely

BURLINGTON, VT. - The
South Burlington School Board
probably will not appeal to the
us. Supreme Court against
a ruling that use of public
funds to pay tuition for stu
dents attending Catholic high
schools is unconstitutional
The ruling was handed
down Jan. 2 in an unanimous
decision of the Vermont SUI
preme Court.
1t was pointed out here that
South Burlington's new high
school will be opened in Sep
TENDER, making 1t no longer
necessary for the towns stu
dents to attend other high
schools. II was also indicated
that two Vermont courts have
ruled on the issue, holding the
practice unconstitutional, and
that taxpayers might object
to the expense of further
court action.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
MONDAY, JAN. 80
THE FEAST OF ST.
MARTINA, VIRGIN AND
MARTYR.

Third class feast; red vest
ments; funerals and anniver-
saries but no daily Masses for
the dead and no votive Masses
permitted.
MASS: Loquebsr, Gloria,
after the Gradual replace the
AlIeluia and verse with the
Tract.
OFFICE: Ordinary OBJ:
M inns S: Hymn proper;
Psalms and 3 Lessons: LIST,
Scripture: Et ereavit; End,
Scripture: combine lessons
2 and 3 into one, Response:
Formavii; 3rd, the contract
ed life; TIE Deum.
-Lauds: Psalms and anti
phons from Monday Psal-
ter; the rest proper.
Little Hours: Monday Psal-
ter and Common; l. brevis:
pominus aufein.
-Vespers: of the feast, as at
Lauds; Fonday Compline.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
THURSDAY, FEB. z
THE FEAST OF THE
PURiFicATION OF THE
BLESSED VIRGIN MARY.

Second class feast; white
vestments; Mass for the Peo-
Pile; No votive Masses and
only the funeral Mass is per-
mitted for the dead, and not
even that if there is only one
Mass in the Church this day;
NIB: for liturgical purposes
this is considered a feast of
the Lord.
BLESSING OF CANDLES:
takes place before the prln-
apal (conventual) Mass; Cele-
brant in white cope; the
Blessing and Distribution as
in the Missal; then omit the
antiphon Exsvrge and Flecta-
mus, say instead Dominus
vobiscum and the Collect; the
Procession follows with all
carrying lighted candles; dur
ing the Mass which follows
lighted candles are held dur
ing the Gospel and from the
beginning of the Canon to the
Communion.
MASS: Proper; Gloria, Tract
Credo, Preface of the Natlvl-
ty; in the Mass which follows
the Blessing of the Candles,
omit the Prayers at the foot
of the altar, the Auffr and
oramus; begin with the In
troit.
OFFICE: Semifestive fA-B):
-Mantins: proper invitatory;
hymn and Psalms and anti
phons from the common of
the Virgin Mary; 9 Lessons,
all proper; TIE Deum.
-Lauds: Sunday Psalms and
proper ant j p S; rest
proper.
Little Hours: Psalms and
antiphons from Thursday
Psalter; rest proper; at
Prime, versicle: qui nsfus
es; |. brev's: . m Us
aufem.
-Vespers: of the feast as at
Lauds: Sunday Compliney
final a%ntiphon: Ave Regina
caeiorvm now through
Wednesday of Holy Week.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
BUYERS NEW RK GUIDE
AUTO AGENCIES
BUILDING MATERIAL

CHAIN LINK FENCE - MATERIAL
and erection. Newark Fence, Charles
Bebout, 81 Grant st. Phone DI. 1883
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
FRIDAY, FEB. 3
FERIAL DAY
IBERIA VIZ

UuIl III 1SI1dI udys
purple vestments; Votive
Masses and daily Masses for
the dead may be said.
MASS; u of the preceding
(Septugesima) sunday: no
Gloria, commemoration of st.
Blaise, Bishop and Martyr;
no Credo; Common Preface;
lite Misss est.
p of st. Blaise: red vest
ments, commemoration of the
ferial day; Gloria, Tract,
81 Two votive Masses of the
Sacred Heart are permitted
in each Church: Gloria, COM
memorations except in Sung
Masses) of the ferial day and
st. Blaise, Tract, no Credo.
OFFICE: Ferial OBJ:
Mathis: 8 Psalms and 3 Les
sons: all Scripture: cosno-
vii, with Responsiveness; no
TIE Deum.
-Lauds: Psalms and anti
phons (doubled) from the
Second Scheme (Lauds III;
rest as in Psalter; Collect
of Septuagesima Sunday;
comm emoration Of st.
Blaise.
Little Hours: as in the Fri
day Psalter with the Sun
day Collect; at Prime: only
three Psalms; Capitulum,
Resi; 1. brevis, Dominus
autem.
--Vespers: Of the ferial day
as in the Psalter with Sum-
day Collect; Friday Com
pine.
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Liturgy of the Week

The Order to be OBJ
served in the Celebration
of Holy Mass and the Re-
citation of the Divine Of
flee in the Diocese of Co
lumbuS.
. JAN. 2o
THE FEAST OF ST. FRANCIS
DE SALES, BISHOP, CON-
FEsS0R, DOCTOR OF THE
CHURCH, AND PRINCIPAL
PATRON or THE DIOCESE
or COLUMBUS. "a Com.
nnenorafion only of SePtuase.
sima Sunday.
First class feast; white vest
mentS; Mass for the People;
only the funeral Mass may be
said for the dead.
MASS: proper, Gloria, Com
memoration (even in Sung
Masses Of Septuagesima Sum
day, Credo, Preface of the
Trinity.
OFFICE: Festive "a:
Mathis: 9 Psalms and 9 Les
sons. all proper or from the
Common of a Confessor
Bishop; Scripture: Sapien-
tam from Common of Doc
tors; TIE DeUm.
-Lauds: Sunday Psalms; anti
phons and rest from Com
mon; proper Collect; COM
memoration of Septuage-
sima.
Little Hours: proper anti
phons, Sunday Psalms, at
Prime PISS. SO, 1881, 49,
2; 1. brevis: Dorninus suf.
EN-.
-Vespers: as at Lauds: Mag
nif. Ant: o Doctor; COM
memoration of S~eptuage-
sima. Sunday Compllne.
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ORDO JAN. 20 FEB. 4
WEDNESDAY, FEB. I
THE FEAST OF
ST. IGNATiUS,
BISHOP AND MARTYR.

Third class feast; red vest
ments; funerals and anniver-
saries, but no daily Masses
for the dead and no Votive
Masses permitted.
MASS: Proper, Gloria,
Tract.
OFFICE; Ordinary CD:
Maths: 8 Psalms and 3 Les
ons: 1st, Scripture: Sed Ell;
End, Scripture: combine les
sons 2 and 3 into one; Re-
Spouse: ubi est; 3rd, the
contracted life; re Deum.
-Lauds: Psalms and anti
phons from w ednesday
Psalter; rest from Common.
Little Hours: Wednesday
Psalter and Common; l..
breyis: Dominus aufem.
-Vespers: of the feast (of
st. Ignatius) as at Lauds;
Wednesday Compline.
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K.S.G., tfather) a teacher; Clement
Hotze, S.V.D., Headmasfer, St. Peters
College, Accrs, Ghana, West Africa.
Second row: Clara Mrs. Matthew Nc
Elroy) Shrewsbury. Mo-; Sister m.
Angelo, S.S.N.D.. teacher at Mother
house, Sanefa Maria in Ripa, St. Louis,
No.; Sister M. Clares, S.S.N.D., Prin-
eipaI, Mission School, Kyoto, Japan;
Sister M. Bernard Ann, S.S.N.D. liz
brarian and Latin teacher, Catholic
High School, Burlington, Iowa; Adele,
mrs. Henry Hofsfeel Everett, Wash.
INC Photosl
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This family of a rural Missouri pub
lie school teacher has been named the
first National Catholic Family of the
Year, by the Family Life Bureau, Ma
fionaI Catholic Welfare Conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard l.. Hofze of Leo
poId, No., who have been married So
years; six children are in religious life.
Front row, left TO right: Leo r. Hofze,
S.V.D., Rector, Divine Word Seminary
Perryburg, Ohio; AIphonse ]. Hofze,
S.V.D., Secretary General, Nanzan Uni
versity, Naeoya, Japan; Anna M.
Hotze, tmother); Bernard l.. Hofze,
Evening star., 1961-05-04
GRANT CIRCLE

1l9 URELL PL.-Modern brick
town house in this secluded sec
ton. Liv. rm., sep. din. rm., large
kit, 8 bedrmS.. full bsmt. $4,000.