The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-16
activities
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. Deadline for news items is Saturday noon for
publication In the following Fridays paper.
SATURDAY. MAR.
OPEN BOWLING, 100 to 1870 pm. st. John Parish Gen.
ter, 657 S. Ohio. Call 2O952 for reservations.
MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH alumnae of Chillicothe, third
annual universal Communion observance, following 8 am.
Mass at ST. Mary Church. FIR. Raphael Rodgers, pastor, will be
the guest speaker. A personal message, recorded by ST. M.
Corona, PRESIDENT of the Collge, will highlight the breakfast
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
ST. JOSEPH, Dover, Christian Mothers reception for new
members. in the church.
CHRISTIAN MOTHERS of ST. Joseph Church, Dover,
corporate Communion at the 9 am. Mass. Father Juniper
will speak on family life.
OPEN BOWLING, $50 to 1880 pm, St. John Parish
Center, 657 S. Ohio. Call CT. 20952 for reservations.
ST. MICHAEL PTA meets, 7 pm. in the school cafeteria.
The theme of of the program will be Progress Report on the
Science Program at st. Michal School" Conferences with teach
ers will begin at 8 pm. Refreshments will be served.
KNIGHTS OF ST. JOHN, Commandery 81, will celebrate
its annual Easter Duty Mass, 8 am. Mass, st. John the Evan
gelist Church. st. George Auxiliary IS and Donna Elizabeth
Junior Auxiliary will also participate.
SOUTHERN DEANERY CONFERENCE of the DCCW, 2
pm, ST. Peter School, Chillicothe. Mrs. John L. Dehnart, who
was instrumental in setting up a project for survival for 300
children in st. Mary Magdalene Church basement, will be the
main speaker. Mrs. Russell Wright will be hostess. Benediction
will follow the conference and refreshments will be served.
ST. AGATHA Women's Club, annual communion break
fast, following the 8 am. Mass, in the school cafeteria. Mon
signor J. P. KIeinz of the J%osephinum will speak on 1.-THE Role
OF Modern CathOHc women MRS. lHonldS CONWAY 10 seleidl
chairman.
REGINA cAELI CIRCLE 1866. Daughters of Isabella, mi
tiation 2 pm, in Moose Hall, 35 w. Sycamore ST. Mrs. Emma
Simmons, state regent, will preside. A bubbet supper Will tl-
low at Gus Restaurant for the new members, their husbands
and friends.
MIRIAM CLUB of st. Brendan Church annual Communion
breakfast, 100 pm, Four Winds Restaurant, billiard. Mrs.
George Panzer is in charge of arrangements.
MONDAY. MAR. ~
CATHOLIC WoMENs LEAGUE monthly meeting, 8 pm.
St Thomas More Center, 1899 Hawthorne Ave. Father c. V.
Lucier will speak on penal institutions and their problems
WEDNESDAY, MAR. II
ST. AUGUSTINE parish council meets, 8 PM In the school
hall Father Francis Maloney will speak on vocatlons.
FRIDAY, MARCH %
ANNUAL RETREAT of Daughters of Isabella begins
Circles from Marion. Chillicothe London, New Lexington,
GAINESVILLE and Columbus will attend. Mrs. George T. Lennon
is chairman.
SATURDAY, MARCH "a
NlcoLY TlMoFEYEW, concert artist, Will present a pro-
gram of light classics and other songs, $3.50 pm. In the I'M
maculate Conception school hall. Sponsored by the lmmacu-
late Conception CYAC. Tickets may be purchased from julie
Maxwell, AM. 25028.
SUNDAY, MARCH IS
CORPORATE COMMUNION of &c 1898 Santa Maria
Council at 10 am, st. Agnes Church, breakfast In school nall.
SATURDAY, MAR. 81
LUNCHEON AND STYLE SHOW of the Multiple Sclerosis
Society, 1890 pm, Ilonkas, 404O E. Broad St. The public is
invited.
SUNDAY, APRIL
CANA CONFERENCE of st. Agatha Church, 100 to $50
pml Monsignor John Kleinz of the J%osephinum will speak on
"ParentChild Relations" A question and answer period VIII
follow and couples will renew their marriage vows. For mtor-
nation contact Mr.. or Mrs John D. Worland, HU. 6-64O9.