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PAGE 2—THE BULLETIN, May 16. 1959 A. J. BOHN COMPANY Brick, Building Tile, Spectra Glaze Concrete Blocks CEdar 7-6461, Atlanta, Ga., 3229 Cains Hill Place, N. W. BIOOUMEl SHOE STORE “CORRECT FIT AND SATISFACTION ASSURED” Next to Woolworih's “Home of Red Goose Shoes" Shoe Headquarters in Brookhaven L ' ■:■■■■■■• ■■■■ : I:;- :; - : CtNTI* OP DOWNTOWN ATLANTA JCttoltcM uwak in ii;« Iscjoiiful Miami BmfV!,., S|f| yotiriavtiriu jt« .. ultra smm Persian Umigp. . TcieviiiOii iivsiWilt? for all rHi Sola! fiom $5,00 Single, D«abia, Sutter & Mdell an /* your/~8~Jdi>penJint surandi f/AGENT ni*■- - ■--- *‘**vis/ roa 1023 MORTGAGE GUARANTEE BUILDING JAckson 5-2086 ATLANTA, GEORGIA Where Insurance Is A Profession . . . Not A Sideline O'Kelley’s —A Complete Rental Service DRESS FORMAL,..THE MODERN WA*t Full line of handsome Formal Wear for men and boys. Bridal Gowns, Bridesmaid Dresses and Cocktail Dresses in the latest fashions. Also veils, hoops and crinolines. 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Luck's ct Con» COMFUTilY AIR -CONDITIONED Uvr, I. Omnhv. Up. THE ENEMIES OF LOVE. by Aelred Watkin, Kenedy, $3.00. THE PRIMACY OF LOVE, by August Adam, Newman, $3.25. (Reviewed by Cecilia L. Hines) Catholic books on love deal mainly with three aspects; the beauties of spiritual love (usual ly in a rather vague and nebul ous fashion), the duties of mari tal love, and the appalling sin of extramarital relations. Dom Watkin’s book does none of these things. He first analyses the nature of human love its awareness and growth; then talks about the enemies which beset it. He designates these enemies by name — anxiety, jealousy, possessiveness, selfish ness and false romance—and de votes a full chapter to his sub ject. Next follows the means of overcoming these dangers by certain tests—unrequited love, loneliness in love, the death of love-in order for man to attain the asceticism of love and its triumph on the human level. Dom Aelred Watkin is a Benedictine monk of Downside Abbey and a son of E. I. Wat- ' kin, the English philosopher and writer. He writes for ordin- ary people: for those who are interested in getting beyond newspaper column advice and who, while just beginning to discover their emotions, are truly seeking a norm which is sure and constant. On the other hand, The Pri macy of Love, by August Adam, HAPEVILLE JEWELRY COMPANY 583-B S. Central Ave, HAPEVILLE, GA. gpllflS §|| RALPH’S CLEANERS For Personalized Superior Service WE GIVE S. & H. GREEN STAMPS PO. 1-5334 Forest, Park, Ga. Our^adif of the. -Nills CAMP For boys and girls, ages 7 to 16. 200 acres, 37 buildings in the shadows of the Blue Ridge Moun tains. Playgrounds for camp sports, large modern pool, moun tain water lake, with ail activities guided by trained counselors. Ideal accommodations in Lodge for visiting parents. Camp pro vides pickup service to or from nearest rail, air, bus terminal. A camp for youngsters to grow . . . spiritually, healthfully. For literature, write: OUR LADY OF THE HILLS CAMP is more a study of pastoral theo logy and is intended by the au thor to be helpful to his brother priests in their teaching and care of souls. Discussing the false emphasis placed (in modern times) on the meaning of the word immorality as used in the sense of unchas- ity. Dr. Adam traces the source of this confusion and then goes on to place sexual morality in its focus. Overemphasis can so easily be placed on sex without any understanding on the love which Christ called the greatest of virtues—this, in reality, en dangering instead of furthering sex morality. This book is a most valuable contribution on a fundamental subject. It is translated by Elizabeth C. Noonan, has seen six printings in Germany, and has been translated into Dutch, Portugese and Flemish. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE PAPACY, by Hans Kuhner, Philosophical Library, $6.00. (Reviewed by Elizabeth Hesier) It is a sometimes awkward fact that horrors can be effec tively relayed in the briefest barely literate paragraphs, while virtuous acts can be dra matically conveyed only by in tricate and usually quite lengthy works of art. Murdered, bodies, illegitimate children, stolen silver, all can be seen viv idly with just the slightest sug gestion. On the other hand, who really pictures marvelous acts , of statesmanship, highly intell ectual and inspired refutations of heresies, and great sweetness of soul simply because, in one ungarnished sentence, one is told they were embodied in some man long since dead? With the foregoing knowledge conditioning one’s approach to such a book as the Encyclopedia cf the Papacy, a very large question arises. This “encyclo pedia” actually is a short book (slightly under 250 pages), but it gives us, no less, “biographies” of about 261 popes. As a collec tion of such facts as we have, the book appears to have in tegrity and to have aimed at being an absolutely honest au thority. But whether, with the above mentioned dramatic ef fect a working reality, this honest delivery of the bare facts gives an honestly proportioned idea of the papacy, one has great cause to wonder. The truth is that read as a whole this book is a collection of horrors inter spersed with some dull spots. One cannot imagine a non-Cath- olic reading it without disgust. One who is a believer can read it with only one re-action, and that is that, Mr. Jack Webb not withstanding, “the facts” do not always convey the essential truth. If ever there existed an excellent argument for the cause of artistic representation, this book is it. As a reference work, the En cyclopedia of ihe Papacy may have some value. However, any adequate library seemingly would contain a Catholic Ency clopedia which surely would contain substantially the same information as this small book. Its value as part of a personal library might be considerable, but very likely this would be a rare instance. Michael Bresnahan Services In Augusta AUGUSTA, Ga.—F u n e r a 1 services for Michael Bresnahan were held May 1st at St. Pat rick’s Church, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Bourke officiating. Survivors are three nieces, Miss Julia Brodie, and Mrs. Julie Livingston, both of Augus ta, and Mrs. Earl Delay of Co lumbia, S. C.; a nephew and niece, Mr. and Mrs. James Brodie of Augusta, and a great- nephew, James Alexander Bro die of Augusta. Services For Mrs. Smith SAVANNAH, G a. — Funeral services for Miss Mary (Mamie) J. Smith, were held April 27th at the Sacred Heart Church. Miss Smith, known to her friends as “Mamie,” is survived by several nieces and nephews. Becomes Franciscan NEW YORK, (NC) — His Eminence Francis Cardinal Spellman, Archbishop of New York, became an adopted son of the 750-year-old Order of Friars Minor in a ceremony here. MARRIAGES O O | MERRITT-LOYAL | O -O NORTH AUGUSTA, S. C.— Miss Mary Edith Loyal, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Randolph Loyal, Sr., and Mr. Edward McDonald Merritt, son of Mrs/ Donald P. Merritt, Sr., and the late Mr. Merritt were married May 2nd at Our Lady of Peace Church in North Augusta, Rev. J. J. Murphy officiating. O o WELLBORN-G-EER O- O LaGRANGE, Ga.—Marguerite Evans Geer, daughter of Mrs. Charles Madison Geer of La- Grange and the late Mr. Geer and Marshall Johnston Well born, Jr., of Atlanta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Johnston Wellborn, Sr., of Rome were married April 25th at St. Peter’s Church in LaGrange, Rev. John F. McDonough of LaGrange officiating. O O | KNIGHT-BURKHALTER | O— O SAVANNAH, Ga—Miss Ann Shelton Burkhalter, daughter of Reuben Shelton Burkhalter and the late Mrs. Burkhalter and William Reid Knight, III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Threatt Thompson were married April 18th at the Sacred Heart Church, Rev. Alcuin Bauder- mann, O. S. B. officiating. O New Serra Club Given Charter MIAMI, (NC) —Miami Serra Club,; first such club organized in Florida, formally joined Serra International during ceremonies here. In the presence of Bishop Coleman F. Carroll of Miami, and officers and members of the club, Peter Mills of Pitts burgh, a member of the board of directors of Serra Inter national, presented, charter No. 188 to Joseph Fitzgerald, Coral Gables attorney, president of the newly organized group. As a mark of tribute and en couragement, the Miami Serra Club also received a bell and gavel from the Serra Club of Pittsburgh through Frank Mc- Guiness, former president. “Ob jects and Purposes of Serra” were outlined by Frank Ken nedy of Nutley, N. J., secretary of the board of trustees of Serra International. BLAKEY-KLING O Services For Mrs. White SAVANNAH, G a. — Funeral services for Mrs. Rosalie Beranc White were held May 4th at the Most Blessed Sacrament Church. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. William J. Saseen of Sa vannah; two sisters, Mrs. W. J. Quinan and Miss Leonie Beranc, both of Savannah; two grand children; and several nieces and nephews. . -O ALBANY: Miss Bernice Kling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Kling of Albany, and Mr. John M. Blakey of Albany, were married with a Nuptial Mass on April 11th at St. Teresa’s Church, Rev. Marvin J. LeFrois officiating. Profit from the experience of others—correct your own faults. 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