The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-04-27

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FRIDAY. APRIL
GAMES PARTY, $3.50 pm, Holy Name church basement,
Patterson and Adams. Proceeds to the athletic association.
ST; ALoYslus games party, 8 pm, in the new school.
ter, 657 S. Ohio. Call CT. 2-o952 for reservations.
SATURDAY. APRIL 20
FAMILY FUN NIGHT of the ST. James the Less PTA, 4 to
ROUND AND SQUARE dance of the Corpus Christi Ath-
lehc Association, 8 to II, in the social hall, Deshler and Lin
wood. Refreshments.
PROGRESSIVE EUcHRE sponsored by the ABC group of
Sacred Heart Church, 8 pm, in Ryan Hall, First and Hamlet.
The public is invited. Tickets are available at the door.
cARNATioN BALL of the St. Augustine PTA, 9 to IL
midnight. Don H%untzinger's orchestra will play for round and
square dancing. Tickets are available at the door. Mrs. John
CHRIST THE KING Pccw annual spring social hour,
luncheon and ladies' and childrenfs fashion show, IL noon,
at the Columbus Athletic Club. Theme is a southern planta-
ton party. Chairman are Mrs. John Holden and Mrs. Carl
SUNDAY. APRIL ~
DONATION DAY tea of the Cloyereaf clubs of st. An
tbony Hospital, 2 to a pm, in Marion Hall at the hospital.
Proceeds to the Sisters of the Poor of st. Francis. Members
of the clubs and their guests are invited. Mrs. Frank Schol is
general chairman.
ST. Marks DAY dinner of St. Mark Altar Society, Lam
caster, 2 to 6 pm, in the school cafeteria, W.. Chestnut and
Gay. Turkey with all the trimmings. Tickets may be obtained
from any member of the society, at Harmony House, W. Wheel
ing St, or at the door. Mrs. Glen Kunkler is president.
HAM DINNER of the Rosary Altar Society of st. Peter
parish, Wheelersburg, noon to 3 pm, in the parish hall.
Miss Rosemary Montavan is president.
ANNUAL SPORTS BANQUET, st. Joseph, Dover, 6 pm,
in the school cafeteria. Glenn "Jeep' Davis, formerly of Ohio
State, and now with the Detroit Lions, will be the principal
speaker. Tickets may be obtained from any member of the
Athletic Board or at Fearon's Market.
SIXTEENTH ANNUAL COMMUNION BREAKFAST Of the
Columbus Diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses, 1870 am. at
the Desert Inn. The members will attend the 10 am. Mass at
ST. Joseph Cathedral which will be celebrated by Bishop Issen-
mann. Reservations may be sent to Mrs. Michael Eberley, 29ll
Ashby, or call BE. 7-1793.
ST. ELIZABETH AUXILIARY No. 3, Knights of st.
John, hosts members of the fourth district auxiliary with
dinner, 1890 pm, at the Catholic Center, State and Sixth.
Msgr. James Kulp, director of the Propagation of the Faith,
will sneak Reservations should be made by Tuesday. ApTII
"a, to Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, 473 Hanfordst, HI. 4-l465.
EASTER COMMUNION of st. Elizabeth Auxiliary No 3
Knights of ST. John, 8 am. Mass, st. Mary Church. They VIII
be escorted by the Jeanette Drill Team.
MARRIAGE FORUM for married people, 730 to 1920
pm, st. Catherine school auditorium. 54 S. Gould, Spon-
sored by the Altar Society. Speakers will be Father Edward
Healey, DR.. Thomas willard, Sister Francois, SIND, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Charles. Mr.. Edgar Lucas is moderator. Mrs.
Edgar Lucas is chairman. The public is invited. For reserva-
tons, call Mrs. Girard Berry, Jr, BE. 56824, or Mrs. John
Gray BE. 729l7.
ST. JOSEPH CATHEDRAL Altar Society and Parish Coun.
ell spring meeting and tea, 2:15 pm, in the rectory par
Tor. Election of officers will take place. Monsignor Joseph
McGIynn is spiritual director.
sMoRGAsBoRp DINNER of Circle 1865, Daughters of
Isabella, 7 pm, at the Catholic Center, State and Sixth. Hos
tesses are the ABCD groups. A regular business meeting will
follow.
ROAST BEEF DINNER of st. Paul Church, Wester-
vile, 1890 to $50 pm, in the Church Hall. All proceeds will
90 towards the new grade school. Tickets may be purchased
at the door or from Mrs. Everett Wooton or Mrs Edward
Blubaugh.
ST. RAPHAEL GUILD spring dinner, 1 to 7 pm, at the
home. Tickets may be obtained from any guild member or at
the door. Mrs. Clyde Davis is general chairman.
SPAGHETTI DINNER of the ST, Francis PTA, noon to 7
pm. in the school hall, $50 ButtleS. Proceeds for remodeling
of the school. Mrs. Grace Martini and Mrs. Dallas will pre-
TUESDAY. MAY I
CORPUS CHRISTI Rosary Altar Society meeting and pot
luck dinner, $3.50 pm, in the. social hall, Father Carl Briet-
Teller, 0P, senior chaplain at the Federal Correctional In
sttution of Washington, ID. C., and Loron, Va, will speak
and show slides of his new chapel Christ, the Prisoner"
OPEN BOWLING. 1890 to 1890 pmp ST. John parish
center 657 S Ohio. For reservations, call CT. 2-o952.
WEDNESDAY. MAY
WEDNESDAY CARD PARTY and style show of the Notre
Dame de Namur Alumnue, 8 pm, at st. Joseph Academy.
An exhibition of modern paintings will be presented. Pro-
ceeds to the Sisters of the academy.
SEMINAR ON ENDocRlNoLoGY of the Mt. Carmel
School Of Nursing Aumnae and seniors, 3 am. to 4 pm. in
the school auditorium, 127 S. Davis. Luncheon will be served.
Baby-sitters will be available.
ST. AGATHA Womens Club and PCCW meet, 8 pm,
In the school hall. Election, hat show, and %pantomimes by Jan
Will. Chairmen are Mrs. John English and Mrs. Gerald II.
Galbreath. Jr.
ST. FRANCES ROMANO Society covered dish supper.
$50 pm, Germania Hall, SAB Front st. followed by meeting
and games party.
THURSDAY, MAY
ELlZABETHAN GUILD annual spring party for the Do.
minican Sisters of the Sick Poor, 8 pm, at the Valley Dale.
Cards and games. Mrs. Robert j. Sheehan is chairman and
door.
ANNUAL CARD PARTY of the Ladies of Maria, 8 pm,
at the knights of Columbus Hall, 25961a w. Broad st. Mrs.
P. Martin, Mrs. J. Refs. and Mrs. Dan Howard are chair.
men.
SATURDAY. A
ST. AUGUSTINE spring euchre and games party, 8 pm.
In the school hall. A style show will be held with women of
the parish as models. Mrs. Edward Dietlin and Mrs. James
Doone are chairmen.
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