The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-23
Activities
Calendar
FRIDAY. FEB. "a

FRIDAY, FEB. 23
WEEKLY AME PARTY, $3.50 pm. Holy Name Church,
Patterson and Adams. For the benefit of the Parish Athletic
Association.
ST. ALoYsius games party, 73O pm, in the new school.
w. Broad bus to Midland, Oak st. bus to Clarendon. Proceeds
for school fund.
SATURDAY, FEB. "a
OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP COUNCIL Knights Of
Columbus in Grove City will sponsor a dance. 8 pm. to IL
midnight in the Our Lady of Perpetual Help School.
SIXTH ANNUAL M~iLLIoNAIRE's PARTY of the Compan
ions of St. Vincent Orphanage, 8 pm, at the Athletic Club.
Champagne will be served, followed by games and a midnight
supper. Proceeds to St. Vincent orphanage. Mrs. Morgan Gal
lagher is general chairman. n
PRELENTEN SQUARE DANCE of Ladies of 400, o to 12
midnight, at the Catholic Center, 80 S. Sixth. The public is
invited and tickets are available at the door, or may be OBJ
tanned in advance by calling Mrs. Cola, CA. 400o2, or Mrs
PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE party for the benefit of the st
Xavier Male Chorus of Columbus, 8 pm, at the Corpus Christi
social hall, Linwood and Deshler. Refreshments will be served
DR.. S ]. Telerski is director of the chorus, and Richard Wern,
the a%ccompanist.
OPEN BOWLING. 43O to 11:3O pm, st. Johns Parish
Center, 657 S. Ohio. Call CT. 2O952 for reservations.
ST. ANN HOSPITAL GUILDS annual games party, $3.50
pm, Bishop Hartley High School. 3185 Livingston. Miss OAR
lene Stanton is chairman. Tickets are available from any men,
WASHINGTON BALL of the st. Augustine PTA, pm.
to midnight, in the parish hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Gallagher
are charman.
SUNDAY, FEB. rs
REGINA cAELi CIRCLE 1865, Daughters of Isabella,
meets, 2 pm, Gus Restaurant, So W. Broad, Following the
business meeting, new members will be entertained at a tea.
OPEN BOWLING. $3.50 TO 1870 pm, ST. Johns Parish
Center, 657 S. Ohio. Call CT. 2-O952 for reservations.
THIRD ANNUAL Mardi Gras of the ST. Thomas C.Y.C,
730 pm. in the school hall. All adults of the parish are in
vited. Admission is free.
MONDAY, FEE. rs
ST. THERESE Study Club of st. Joseph parish, Dover,
meets at the home of Mrs. Robert Visintainer, 724 Sterling
Ave.
TUESDAY, FEB. ~
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Santa Maria Council, important
business meeting, $3.50 pm, at council rooms, 25961s w.
Broad Street.
ST. PAUL cUILD meets, 8 pm, St Mary High School
cafeteria, 685 Mohawk. Father Zavell, priest of the Pittsburgh
Exarchate, will speak. Cradle Catholics as well as converts
are welcome.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Rosary Altar Society pre-.
SCENTS the Playhouse on-the-Green players in a series of skis,
8 pm, in the school hall. Mrs. Mary Selleck will be master Of
ceremonies.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 2s
ANNUAL CARD PARTY of Holy Family PCCW, $50 pm,
in the school hall, Grubb St. Refreshments. Public is invited.
Mrs. Roy Hardwick and Mr.. Clement %Luckhaupt are chairman.
THURSDAY, MAR.
ST. PATRICK woMEN's CLUB meets, $3.50 pm, in the
school hall. A spring hat sale will be held, and Mrs. Thelma
Baird is chairman. Refreshments will be served,
ST. CECILIA Confraternity of the Holy Rosary, 8:15 PM,
in the school hall. Rosary and B%enedicton, 7:45 pm, in the
church. Msgr. James Kulp, diocesan director of the Propaga-
ton of the Faith, will show slides of his recent trip TO Peru.
ST. THOMAS MORE SOCIETY first area meeting, 815
pm, Shrine of st. Therese, 5277 E. Broad. All attorneys and
their wives ara welcome. Prof. Bernard OKelly of Ohio State
University will speak on the life of Thomas More. Interested
persons should call John j. DIanschneider, CA. 48l89 or HUI.
8-9349.
MEMS RETREAT for st. Augustine Parish begins. For
information call George Paskell, AM. 2-89O3.
GAIHOlI( MEMS kON|HEON CLUB flrSt Friday lunch
con, IL noon, at the Neil House. william B. Ball, general coun-
sci for the bishops of Pennsylvania, will speak on federal aid
to education.
ST. PETER AND PAUL Seminary Guilds all guild quarterly
meeting, 9 PM st. John the Baptist parish hall.
SATURDAY, MAR. :
EUcHRE PARTY, 8 pm, st. Augustine Parish Hall, Green
witch and Loretta. Refreshments.
PRELENTEN SOCIAL Of Holy Name Parish. Spaghetti
Dinner, 5 to 1870 pm, in the school cafeteria. Games 8 to IL
pm in the church basement, Patterson and Adams. Dan
Rodgers is chairman of the social. Mrs. AUn Mitchell and
Mrs. Mary Barrett are chairmen of the dinner. Proceeds will be
used to buy a new furnace for the church.
POLKA DANCE sponsored by the Fraternal Organization of
the First Catholic Slovak Jednota, 8 pm, to IL midnight, at
the Union Hall, 2743 f. 5th. Tickets may be purchased at the
door.
SUNDAY, MAR. 4
ANNUAL CABBAGE ROLL DINNER, IL am. to 7 pm.
ST. Ladislas church hall, 277 Reeb Ave. Carry out service. free
baby sitting. Mrs. Charles Fraey is chairman. Tickets may be
obtained at the door or call Mrs. Michael Yandrich, Hi. 49525.
DAY OF RECOLLECTION, sponsored by st. Leo Altar Ros-
airy Society. Father Hugh Murphy will conduct the services.
All interested men and women are invited. For additional in.
formation call Mrs. Raymond Rodenfels, HI. 4-5463, or Mrs.
Joseph Schwartz, HI. 4-97l1.
RoSSINiS STABAT MATER, a dramatic setting of a sacred
text for mixed chorus, soloists and organ accompaniment, will
be performed by the Concert Choir of the College of ST. Mary
of the Springs and the Mems Glee Club of st. Joseph College,
Rensselaer,, Indiana, at 3:l5 pm, in Erskine Hall at st. Mary
of the Springs.
The Welcome Wagon rolls
for new members of Sacred In (bur S0C.
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