The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-02-16
activities
Calendar
FRIDAY, FEB. Is

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the Parish Athletic Association.
ST. ALoYSiUs games party, 8 pm. in the new school. w.
Broad bus to Midland, Oak st. bus to Clarendon. Proceeds for
school fund.
SATURDAY, FEB.
OPEN BOWLING. 4:30 to 1870 pm, st. John Parish Cen
ter, 657 S. Ohio. For reservations call CL 2O952.
ST. FRANCIS PTA dance for adults $3.50 pm. in the
school hall, $50 Buttes Ave. Round and Square dancing. Re-
freshments are available.
ROUND AND SQUARE DANCE of the st. Mary Magdalene
Athletic Association, 8 pm, in the church basement. Refresh
mentS.
ALTAR.RosARY SOCIETY of st. Gabriel Church bake
sale. 9 am. to 5 pm, Lynn Drug Store, Mock Road Shopping
Center. All home made baked goods.
CORPUS CHRISTI Athletic Association round and square
dance, 9 to IL midnight, in the parish hall, Deshler and Lin
wood. Refreshments.
ST. ANDREW woMENs CLUB round and square dance, 9
to IL midnight. All are asked to wear western attire but it is
not necessary. Refreshments available.
FATHER CHARLES JACKSON, assistant pastor of Holy
Name Parish, will conduct a day of recollection for the ladies
of the parish, beginning at 9 am. Reservations can be made by
calling Mrs. James Flynn, AK. 443O4, or Mrs, Glendon belong,
AM. 3-7455.
SUNDAY, FEB. 10
CHRIST THE KING PccW ~buffetstyle chicken dinner, noon
to 2 pm, at the Desert Inn. Mrs. William Stein is chairman.
Every %hundredth dinner will be free.
CATHOLIC BIG SISTERS Association regular monthly
meeting, 1870 pm, Rosemont School, 713 w. Broad st. A social
hour for the girls at Rosemont School will follow. Miss Ellen
Leonard and Miss Frances Perry are in charge of the progam.
OPEN BOWLING, $50 to 1870 pm, st. John Parish Gen.
ter. 657 S. Ohio. For reservations call CT. 20952.
EUcHRE PARTY, 8 pm, Ryan Hall, First and Summit,
Sponsored by the S to z group of Sacred Heart Church.
HAMRocK CLUB meeting, pm, st. Patrick Social Hall.
Preparations for the March IL observance will be made, and
the choral club, under the direction of Mike Eberly. will re-
hearse. Anyone interested in joining should contact Joseph
A. Murphy, membership chairman.
MONDAY, FEB. ~
ANNUAL CARD PARTY of the st. Charles Stagecrafters
Mothers, BIS pm. at the school. For the benefit of the Pre-
paratory School. Tickets may be obtained at the door.
TUESDAY, FEB. 20
LUMBU CIRCLE, international Federation of Catholic
Alumnae, will nave its annual prelenten dinner, honoring past
regents, z pm, in the Empire Room, Presutti's Villa. A social
hour will precede the dinner. MSgr. James Kulp, diocesan direc-
tor of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, will give
an illustrated talk on his recent trip to Peru.
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Santa Maria Council, social
meeting and Ladies' Night at $3.50 pm, at Council Club rooms,
2596R w. Broad Street.
WEEKLY CARD PARTY of St. Joseph Parish, Dover, in
the cafeteria. Lunch included.
HOME AND SCHOOL Association of 81. Agnes Parish games
party, 8 pm, ST. Agnes Hall. Mrs. George Spander is in charge
of the program.
ST. LEO Altar Rosary Society Luncheon and game party,
! p. m, in the school hall, Bruck and Frebis. Mrs. John Helm
miller is chairman. The public is cordially invited.
ST. MATTHIAS Altar Society monthly meeting in the
school hall. The theme of the meeting for Catholic Press
Month will be "Alert Catholics Read their Catholic Press" and
a variety Of Catholic reading matter will be on display.
"WEDNESDAY, FEB. a
DOVER ST. JOSEPH Christian Mothers corporate Com
munion, 8 am. Mass, followed by breakfast and a program.
Baby sitters will be available for preschoo1ers.
ANNUAL CARD PARTY of ST. Francis de Sales, Newark,
Altar Society. 8 pm, in the school social rooms. Refreshments.
CHILL SUPPER of the st. Monica Altar and Rosary So
ciety Of New Boston, 5 to z pm, in the parish hall. Tickets
may be obtained from members or at the doors following the
8 and 10 am. Masses.
SPRING HAT PARTY of the Altar Society of St. Dominic
Church, b pm, IN 81" DOMINO GyHl' W IeeSIFdtloHe Col
Mrs. Lillian Weind, CT. 3-3029.
ANNUAL CARD PARTY of the Columbus Diocesan Coun-
Gil of Catholic Nurses, 8 pm, in the auditorium of st. Fran
els School of Nursing, 1441 Clifton Ave. Mrs. John Alexander
is chairman. Proceeds will 60 to the scholarship fund, which
gives a three-year scholarship annually to an applicant to one
the Diocesan nursing schools.
THURSDAY, FEB. q
SPRING HAT SHOW and card party OF st. Cecilia Rosary
Altar Society, 8 pm, in the school hall. Refreshments will be
served. Tickets are available from members or may be pur-
chased at the door. Mrs. Rose Hamilton and Mrs. Jean Blubaugn
are chairmen.
TUCSON, ARIZONA, BOYS CHORUS will appear at s:15
at Eskine Hall, st. Mary of the Springs College. Tickets are
available at Summers and Sons, ia E. Broad st.
LUNCHEON AND PARTY of st. Francis Convent
Guild, 1890 pm, in the school hall, $50 Buttles Ave. MRS. Kay
Foeller, Mrs. Gene Unrue and Mrs. Val Ciardelli are in charge
Of arrangements.
SATURDAY, FEB. ~
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~ILLloNAlRES PARTY of the Compan-
ions of st. Vincent orphanage. 8 pm, at the Athletic Club:
Champagne will be served, followed by games and a mldnlgnt
supper. Proceeds to ST. Vincent Orphanage. Mrs. Morgan Gal
lagher is general chairman.
PRELENTEN SQUARE DANCE of Ladies of 400, 8 to IL
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. 4OOO2, or Mrs
Doyle, 263-4448.
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. J. Telerski is director of the chorus, and Richard Wern'
the accompanies.
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