Bulletin (Monroe, Ga.) 1958-1962, June 13, 1959, Image 2
PAGE 2—THE BULLETIN, June 13, 1959
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57th State K. of C
Meet At Augusta
STATE OFFICERS
AUGUSTA — Charles C.
Chesser of Augusta was reelect
ed State Deputy of the State
Council Knights of Columbus at
their 57 th annual convention
here.
Other officers elected include
Philip J. Batastini of Colum
bus, state secretary; Joseph J.
Dembowski of Warner Robins,
state treasurer; Andrew W. Mc
Kenna of Macon, state advo
cate and D. E. Damon of Rome,
state warden. The State Chap
lain will be appointed shortly.
The State Council will be rep
resented at the National Con
vention by Charles Chesser,
State Deputy; Julian Ilalligan,
of Savannah, alternate to the
State Deputy; Nick Camerio,
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HENDERSONVILLE. NORTH CAROLINA
Macon, Past State Deputy; and |
Thomas J. Gilmore, Atlanta, ;
ternate to the past state deputy.
Richard Reid, former editor f ;
of THE BULLETIN, was prin- f
cipal speaker at the conven-
tion. Mr. Reid addressed the ;■
Saturday Banquet held at the !■
Bon Air Hotel.
St. Joseph’s Council No. 4599
of Marietta received the Star *
Council award from the Su
preme Council at New Haven, ‘
Conn.
The Council of Warner Robins
has qualified for future Star j
Council awards. Representing iff
the Supreme Council was Wil
liam L. Piedmont of New Ha
ven, director of Columbian iff
Squires.
The group voted to hold their
1960 convention at Brunswick.
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PARTS OF
COUNCIL TO
BE TELEVISED
VATICAN CITY, (Radio, NC)
•—Millions of Catholics through
out the world may be able to
v/atch the main sessions of the
forthcoming ecumenical council
on television, it was reported
here.
The Vatican City weekly,
L’Osservatore della Domenica,
noted that this will be the first
council of the Church to have
audiovisual aids at its disposal
and said they will be used.
“Movies, radio and television,
particularly the latter,” the
weekly said, “will allow 500
million Catholics all over the
world to be ‘present’ in Rome.
It will also allow everyone to
see principal phases of the 21st
assembly that the Universal
Church is promoting for the
union of men under her great
wings.”
If television is to be used,
only the public sessions of the
council will be telecast. The
daily deliberations of the bish
ops will not be open to the pub
lic and—if precedent is honored
—will be kept secret by those
participating.
Use of public address systems,
paging systems and other mod
ern developments in communi
cations will solve many of the
problems of the last council,
which was held at the Vatican
and had its last session in 1870.
A main drawback of meetings
in St. Peter’s at that time was
the fact that many bishops could
not hear speakers in the basi
lica’s specially built council
hall.
The whole range of new com
munications improvements —
typewriters, telephones, mimeo
graph machines, microphones
and others—-will do much to
shorten the length of the coun
cil. With the additional use of
TV, newsreels and radio, the
world as never before will be
able to follow the major events
of the council and see the
Church at work.
JOSEPH J. DEMBOWSKI
D. E. DAMON
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AUGUSTA, Ga.—F u n e r a 1
services for Miss Frances Claire
Desmond were held June 4th
at St. Mary’s-on-the-Hill Church,
Rev. Ralph E. Seikel officiating.
Survivors are a sister, Miss
Mary Ellen Desmond; a niece,
Miss Mary Mulligan; three
nephews, James F. Mulligan,
W. D. Mulligan and Thomas J.
Mulligan, Jr., all of Augusta,
and several great nieces and
nephews.
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AUGUSTA, Ga.—F u n e r al
services for Julian Daniel
Vaughan were held June 3rd
at the Sacred Heart Church,
Rev. J. E. O’Donohoe, S. J.
officiating.
Mr. Vaughan a familiar figure
on Cotton Row for many years,
was retired Officer manager of
the W. B. White & Co. He was
a member of Patrick Walsh
Council, Knight of Columbus,
a member of the American
Legion and veteran of World
Wars 1 and 2.
Survivors are one sister, Mrs.
Gerald W. Casey of Augusta;
two nieces, Miss Anna Vaughan
Casey of Hollywood, Calif., and
Miss Mary Elizabeth Casey of
Augusta; nephew, Lt. Julian
Vaughan Casey of Ft. Benning,
Ga., a number of cousins.
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