The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-05-18
ActiUitIeS
Calendar

The Catholic Times Activities Calendar will list
each week meetings and events scheduled by the
various parish and diocesan organizations. All groups
are invited to have their meetings and/or projects
listed. Deadlne for news items is Saturday noon for
publication in the following Fridays paper.
FRIDAY, MAY 1s
BROTHER MARTIN GUILD monthly meeting, 8 pm, at
Brother Martin Home.
GAMES PARTY, $40 pm Holy Name church basement,
Patterson and Adams. Proceeds to the parish athletic associa-
ton.
ST. ALoYsIus games party, 8 pm, in the new school.
w. Broad bus to Midland; Oak st. bus 10 Clarendon. Early
birds at 735 and 7:55. Proceeds for school fund.
OPEN BOWLING, 1890 to 1870 pm, St John parish CEN
ter, 657 S. Ohio. For reservations call CL. 2-0952.
SATURDAY, MAY ~
PoTLucK SUPPER of the Ladies of 400, $50 pm, in st.
Patrick church hall. For information and reservations call
Mrs. Lorenz, AN, 7-7432.
HEADpIN TOURNAMENT, q to 10 pm, st. John parish
center, 65 S. Ohio. For information, call CT. 2-0952.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE, international Federation of Cath
Ollie Alumnae, Marys Day. Monsignor Bennett Apologize will
celebrate the dialogue Mass at IL $50 am. in the Chapel of MI.
Carmel Hospital. Luncheon, installation of officers, and a tour
of the Child Guidance Center will follow. Miss Marjorie Kelly
SUNDAY, MAY 40
ST. AGATHA Mems Club and Holy Name Society 22nd
semi.annual Communion breakfast, following the 8 am.
Mass. DR.. Julio sanguly, medical director of st. Anthony Hos
ptal and a refugee from Castros Cuba, will speak. George
Paul White is chairman. Reservations may be made with Dick
Jentgen, HUI. 8-9033, or George White, HU. 8-5541. Election
of officers will follow the breakfast.
ST. LEO Altar Rosary Society mother-daughter Com
kioh1 AhdA Niuo0 VIII D& 0hoA1N MIS- ~ oNnAA o1
leck will speak. Mrs. Leo Martens is chairman.
CHICKEN DINNER sponsored by st. Catherine Altar So
cety, IL TO Z pm, at the Desert Inn, 354O e. Broad ST. Garry
out dinners will be available. The public is invited. Mrs. Ed
win L. Herbert, Jr, is chairman.
SUNDAY, MAY 20
OPEN BOWLING. $50 to 11:30 pm, St John parish
center, 657 S. Ohio. Call CT. 20952 for reservations.
CATHOLIC BIG SISTERS day Of recollection at the con-
vent OF the Good Shepherd, 713 w. Broad. Father George
Fulcher will be the speaker. Reservations should be made with
Margaret Clark. AN, 26471 or Helen Derrer, HI, 4-4218.
OPEN HOUSE and tea, 2 to 4 pm, Our Lady of Bethle-
hem, 4567 Olentangy River Rd. The public is invited. Mrs.
John w. Miller is chairman.
CONCERT of the Mt. Carmel School of Nursing Glee Club,
3 pm, in the school auditorium, 127 S. Davis. Mr.. Ray Yer
milys is d director. The concert is free of charge and the public
is invited.
TUESDAY, NAY AZ
MIRIAM CLUB of st. Brendsn parish, spring luncheon.
10 noon, at the Scioto Country Club. A short film on interior
decoration will follow. All women of the parish and their
guests may attend and reservations should be made with the
chairman, Mrs. Richard Berry.
THURSDAY. MAY "a
STYLE AND CRAFT show of the Mt Carmel School Of
Nursing, 8 pm, in the school auditorium. The theme is "She
sewed Her Way TO a College Weekend" Beth Buchholz is
chairman, and the public is welcome.
FRIDAY, MAY as
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION PTA social, & to II pm, in
In the school hall. Theme is "Come and Have Dessert with
Your PTA" Proceeds will 70 for visual aid equipment for the
school. al Eichenlaub is chairman.
SUNDAY, MAY ~
ST. TIMOTHY Women's Club first annual Communion
Breakfast, after the 10 am. Mass, at Stouffer's Inn. Olentangy
River Rd. Father Augustine Winkler, pastor of st. Timothy.
will speak.