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W„ Atlanta Available At 18 LOCATIONS Parking Spaces Always Roberts Electric & Appliance Company Engineering & Contracting 225 LUMPKIN STREET ATHENS, GEORGIA IMAGE BOOKS The latest editions in Double day’s excellent series of paper back books include two spiritual classics, two books of biography, two of fiction, one on marriage and one on cultural history — all previously well known and suc cessful works in earlier editions. CITY OF GOD, by St. Augus tine, a great Christian classic abridged for modern readers, is called “a veritable encyclopedia of information on the lives, thoughts and aspirations of acient and early Christian man”. It has a foreword by Etienne Gilson and an introduction by Vernon J. Bourke, who edited this edition. Price $1.45. ASCENT OF MOUNT CAR MEL, by St. John of the Cross, is a masterpiece in the literature of mysticism. This is the com plete and unabridged edition, translated and edited by E. Alli son Peers, which has been called “the most faithful that has ap peared in any European lan guage.” Price $1.25. ST. THOMAS MORE, by E. E. Reynolds, a biography which “vividly portrays the whole More, his spiritual life as well as his court, family, social, and intellectual activity.” Price 95c. SAINTS AND OURSELVES, personal portraits of favorite saints by 24 outstanding Cath olics authors, edited by Philip Caraman, S. J., previously printed in two volumes, here presented complete and un abridged in one. Price 95c. PRINCE OF DARKNESS and other stories, by J. F. Powers, “a compelling young talent in American fiction.” Price 85c. SUPERSTITION CORNER, by Sheila Kaye-Smith, a novel of “heroism and betrayal, martyr dom and violence, sublime and profane love,” in England of 1588. Price 65c. CANA IS FOREVER, by Charles Hugo Doyle, subtitled Counsels for Before and After Marriage, and described as a Catholic guide to dating, court- Classic City Sewerages, Inc, 95 HOYT STREET P. O. BOX 549 TELEPHONE: LI. 3-4971 ATHENS, GEORGIA rtfST* • 'W'S?: ATHENS COOPERATIVE CREAMERY ★ BETTER-MAID DAIRY PRODUCTS ★ BETTER-MAID ICE CREAM ★ JERSEY MILK Phone Liberty 6-7383 198 W. Hancock Ave. ATHENS, GEORGIA ship, and marriage. Price 75c. RELIGION AND THE RISE OF WESTERN CULTURE, by Christopher Dawson, who has been called “the supreme master of cultural history today. Not even Toynbee surpasses him in the sweep and sureness of his grasp of the forces that have molded the changing pattern of civilization.” These new titles, like previous Image Books, are truly a varied selection constituting, as the publishers intend, a “quality library of Catholic writings, broad in human interest and deep in Christian insight”—with the additional advantage of be ing presented in attractive for mat at a price modest enough to assure a wide circulation. MAGAZINES THE GRAIL, Magazine of Catholic Marriage, $3.00 a year. This has become one of the best and most attractive of Catholic magazines since it has been de voted, these past few years, to the subject of Catholic marriage. It is edited by the Benedictine monks of St. Meinrad Abbey, St. Meinrad, Indiana, in cooperation with the Cana Conference, and its contributing editors and authors include clerical and lay experts on the many facets of married life. Each issue contains articles on husband-wife, par ent-child, family-society, and family-God relationship, as well as such valuable features as book and movie reviews, “fam ily front news, facts, opinions,” ets. It is well illustrated, handy digest size, attractive in format and layout; each issue’s back cover contains a brief, vivid “thought for the month” from the saints or other wise men. A gift subscription should be wel comed by any newly married; couple , or by any husband and wife at any stage of their career. SENTINEL OF THE BLESS ED SACRAMENT, America’s only All-Eucharistic Magazine, $3.00 a year. Another excellent magazine devoted to a specific purpose, this one is published monthly (except the July- August issue which is combined) by the Fathers of the Blessed Sacrament, 194 East 76th Street, New York 21, N. Y. It contains articles, fiction, poetry, picture stories, all with a Eucharistic slant, and regular features such as a message from the Holy Fa ther, a section “for your holy hour,” a question and answer page, book reviews, and the Blessed Eymard League, de voted to the founder of the Order of Blessed Sacrament Fa thers. MARY, edited and published monthly by the Carmelite Fa thers, 6415 Woodlawn Avenue, Chicago 37, Illinois, $2.00 a year. Some of the articles in this magazine are of interest to everyone; others specifically for tertiaries, scapular-wearers, and others with particular interest in Carmelite practices and devo tions. The magazine is digest size, and has a beautiful, full- colored reproduction of one or another Marian art masterpiece on each front cover. THE NEW GUESTS-ROOM BOOK, assembled by F. J. Sheed, illustrated by Enrico Arno, a selection of the Thomas More Book Club (Sheed and Ward, $7.50). An anthology like this re minds one of the old take of the blind men and the elephant; Current Dividend A% Per Annum Savings Received by the 10th Earn Dividends for Thai Month TRI-CITY FEDERAL Savings & Loan Association PO. 7-9774 606 South Central Ave. Hapeville each reader’s reaction to it, no doubt, is as unique as that of the sightless men who “saw” the elephant by their sence of touch — each of them touching a def- ferent part. Anticipating this, the assembler wrote: “Nobody will like everything in it, no body except me, that is. But there’s nothing in it that won’t interest somebody. And there’s nobody that won’t find some thing in it. . . ” So we can only tell you what we found. The happiest surprise of all was finding Sister Mary Ada’s exquisite poem “Limbo,” our favorite gem from “The Mary Book.” Coventry Pat more’s poignant poem “Toys” is here, and three of Robert Barren’s lilting Irish poems. G. K. Chesterton is well repre sented, and there are three of L u c i 1 e Hasley’s entertaining sketches from “Reproachfully Yours” and “The Mousehunter.” There’s an intense story by Paul Morgan about “The Sur geon and the Nun” who together saved the life of a poor Mexican laborer in the face of sizzling obstacles. There is a fascinating, if rather grim, bit from “Journey Into a Fog,” the book by the British art teacher who saw in the youngsters she taught “eyes filled with lethargy and con tempt, hearts in which the capa city for love has been sealed off, boredom yawning wide. . . ,” yet continued to “believe in the human being,” insisting that “good and bad are only shades in a variety of tints, but the love of life is the love of every thing divine. . . ” Poetry is interspersed with prose; humorous things with serious things; short bits with long ones. (The shortest perhaps are the two lines, the first and only the first of which is Words worth’s “Heaven lies about us in our infancy. But later on we lie about ourselves.” The longest is Ronald Knox’s detective story, “The Viaduct Murder.”) Caryll Houselander’s “Neurotics and Saints” is disappointing because we remember more striking selections on the same subject from her book “Guilt,” but her “Saturday Night,” included here, is typical of her work; it pictures the confessional from viewpoint of priest, penitent and “The Omnipotent, the Immaculate, the Eternal (who has) become part of Saturday night — that is too much for the littleness of men.” This is what we found. There is much more to be found, some thing for everyone. THE BULLETIN, April 19. 1958—PAGE 7 FAIR DEAL TV & RADIO SERVICE 4 All Work Guaranteed PL. 8-4795 137D Gordon, S. W., Atlanta Morse Realty Co. 225 Bulkhead Ave.. >. E. CE. 3-1135 Atlanta, Ga. KEY TO THE PSALMS, by Mary . Perkins Ryan (Fides, $3.50). (Reviewed by John Schroder, S.J.) The psalms are Israel’s hope and trust in God expressed in poetry. Priests must read them each day in their breviary, and the faithful repeat them when they use missals and follow the different parts of the Mass. The psalms are the songs of God’s people, by which we are to re spond to God’s plan, to thank Him for it, to rejoice in Him for it, to show our sorrow for hav ing gone against it, to ask for forgiveness, to ask for the ful fillment of His plan in our selves and all mankind. In Key to the Psalms we go through the keywords and themes of the psalms, and see how they are used and brought to fulfillment in Tb!o New Testament and so in our life in the Church. Catholics ignorant of the psalms miss a treasure house of beauty and spirituality. Best 1 Wishes Willingham & Payne INCORPORATED INSURANCE and SURETY BONDS J. Harper Williams — Alberta D. Williams Calder V/. Payne -- W. S. Payne, Jr. TELEPHONE 5-1604 350 SECOND STREET MACON, CA. GENERAL TIRES GENERAL BATTERIES TEXACO PRODUCTS GENERAL TIRE & SUPPLY CO. Broad at Twelfth St. AUGUSTA, GA. 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