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k Best Wishes From STRICKLAND'S SUPERETTE WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS SAVANNAH BEACH BOOK REVIEWS EDITED BY EILEEN HALL 3087 Old Jonesboro Road, Hapeville, Georgia ONLY ENGLISH POPE RECALLED THE BULLETIN, September 19, 1953—PAGE FI h)h n (13. NE MEN t3ourhe 5 WEAR Manger Hotel Bldg. SAVANNAH, GA. LIFE OF UNION WITH MARY, by Emil Neubert, S. M. and Sylvester P. Jurgens, S. M., Bruce, $4.95 . How devotion to the Blessed Virgin can be put into every day practice is the subject of this new book, which outlines a phi losophy of life built around the relatives of Mary to God and to man. Union with Mary — a constant effort to divert the natural cur rent of life as much as possible from habitual procedure in or der to perform all actions under the guidance of the Blessed Mother — has been recommend ed by several recent popes as a providential means of leading the world back to Christ. “She knew Him best and is, therefore, the best teacher of His ways.” The author treats not only of HENRY L. BROWN REALTOR Member National Association of Real Estate Boards Member of Savannah Real Estate Board 14 BRYAN STREET, EAST SAVANNAH, GEORGIA PHONE AD. 2-0145 THOMPSON FISH AND OYSTER COMPANY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 312-314 WEST ST. JULIAN STREET SAVANNAH, GEORGIA ABBOTS LANGLEY, Eng land, (NC) -— The 800th anni versary of the death of Pope Adrian IV was observed by Catholics here in his birthplace by special prayers for His Holi ness Pope John XXIII. The clergy and people of Ab bots Langley offered their Masses and Communions (Sept. 6) for the intentions of the suc cessor to the only Englishman to union in daily actions but also union in thought, in feelings, and in will. He draws on the biographies of saints, their writings and testimonies of many religious and lay people who have experienced intimate union with Jesus and Mary. Father Neubert has spent a lifetime in spiritual direction — a half-century divided almost equally between novice master ship and service as superior of an international seminary. Fa ther Juergens, the translator, is a former provincial and superior general of the Society of Mary (Marianists). become Pope. Adrian IV, whose name was Nicholas Breakspear, was born in this Hertfordshire town in about 1100. He was elected Pope in December, 1154, and died on September 1, 1159. Members of the Catholic par ish here also sent Pope John a specially bound hand-printed volume commemorating Pope Adrian’s eighth centenary. MARRIAGES -O Termite Control in the New Chancery Building by TERMINIX CO., Inc. AD. 3-6677 c. Best Wishes Of F. POWERS JOHN G. BUTLER COMPANY Established 1857 Millwork © Building Materials Paints and Varnishes © Hardware B. P. S. PAINT 54TH AND MONTGOMERY STREETS SAVANNAH, GEORGIA LEO E. CENTER CENTER BROS., Inc. Flooring and Acoustical Contractors EXbrook 8-53G1 702 Hendricks Ave. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ADams 3-2624, ADams 3-434S SAVANNAH, GA. 1209 Bull Si. DUALITY PGOLTRY COMPANY H. E. FLOYD 217 W. Congress St. Phone AD. 3-3061 Savannah, Georgia FIDES BOOKS TRAINING FOR LEADER SHIP- by Vincent J. Giese, $2.95. A how-to-do-it handbook for anyone with a share in the shap ing of young adults and teen agers. This moving account of youth in action is based on the author’s long experience in youth and guidance work. It blends theory and practice into a workable plan for training young people in the apostolic mission of the Church. Mr. Giese is the author of Patterns for Teenagers and The Apostolic Itch. JOURNEY TO BETHLEHEM, by Dorothy D o h e n, $2.50. A sensitive and beautiful book of reflections on the themes of penance, suffering sacrifice and love, by the former editor of Integrity. Here is practical, ev eryday spirituality for the laity. Miss Dohen’s warm and percep tive writing has made her one of the most talked about of the younger Catholic authors. THE FUNDAMENTALS OF CATHOLIC ACTION, by J. M. Perrin, O. P., $1.25. Keen psy- , chological insights and penetra ting analyses of the role action plays in the lay apostolate. Fa ther Perrin’s profound grasp of the apostolate is evident as he discusses action and tells us how to prepare for it, why it is necessary, how to carry it out, what it means, and the role it plays in relation to the whole of Christian life. TEACHING LITURGY IN SCHOOL, by Mother Emmanuel, C. S. A., $1.50. A fervent plea that “the Church’s own divine ly-inspired worship of God” be come a more integral part of the Catholic school curricula. | GIRARDEAU-STOROSTO | O O SAVANNAH — Miss Anna Storosto, daughter of Mrs. Hel en Storosto of Akron, Ohio and William Marvin Girardeau, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carter Girardeau of Savannah were married August 17 at the Sac red Heart Church, Rev. Alcuin Bauldermann officiating. O O | HAG AN-WILLIS | O 1 O SAVANNAH — Miss Mary Cathryn Willis of Savannah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ayyen N. Willis of Savannah and Har ry Shultz Hagan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Hagan, Sr., of Chicago, 111., were married Aug ust 30th at the Nativity of Our Lord Church, Rev. Felix Don nelly officiating. O O ] DUDLEY-BURPEE | O O AUGUSTA — Miss Elizabeth Ann Burpee and Frank Chipley Dudley Jr. of Athens, were mar ried August 22nd at St. Mary’s- on-the-Hill Church, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Bourke officiat ing. O O | SMITH-GRIFFIS | O O AUGUSTA — Miss Carolvn Ruth Griffis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Jackson Grif fis of Augusta and George I. Smith, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George I Smith Sr. of Frede rick. Md., were married Sep tember 1st at St. Marv’s-on-the Hill Church, Rev. Ralph Siekel officiating. O —O AFRUZZESE-TENNANT O- -O AUGUSTA — Miss Sandra Inez Tennant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Earl Tennant of North Augusta, and Lt. Vin cent Albert Anruzzzese, son of Mr. and Mrs. Amadeo A. Apruz- zese of Plainville, Conn., were married August 29th at St. Marv’s-on-tbe-Hill Church, Rev. Ralph Seikel officiating. O o HAND-FIELD O- I. C HELMLY FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Divided Payments of Cash Price 127-131 Whitaker Street gw Phone AD. 3-9732 Savannah, Georgia 3t)eioto l3eauUj Shoppe HOTEL DeSOTO ATLANTA — Miss Theresa Field, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Henry Field, and Dr. T. P. Hand. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Hand, Sr. of Coral Gables. Fla., were married Aug ust 17th with a nuptial mass at the Cathedral of Christ the Kinf. Rt. Rev. Msgr. Joseph G. Cassidy, P.A., officiating. BELL-McELROY TROY T. RIMES Moyle Quality Luggage Repairing 32 WEST BROUGHTON SAVANNAH, s GEORGIA o- Globe Motors, INC SALES 5505 Abercorn Street SERVICE Telephone EL. 5-3004 SAVANNAH, GEORGIA C o m p Gi m e n t s PIERPONT MANUFACTURING COMPANY SAVANNAH, GEORGIA ATLANTA — Miss Carolvn McElrov, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sim McElrov and John Joseph Bell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bishop M. Bell, were married September 5th at St. Anthony’s Church. O O | FARMER-TURNBERG | O O ALBANY — Miss Louise Turnberg. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Turnberg and Bob by Lee Farmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Farmer, were mar ried with a nuptial mass on August 29th at St. Teresa’s Church, Rev. Marvin J. LeFrois officiating. D. L. Henderson Co. DISTRIBUTOR Cigarette — Cigar — Tobacco Soda Fountain Supplies 225 Eost Bay Street Savannah, Go. CUT ART STONE COMPANY H. H. KLEINSTEUBER, Owner Garden Furniture, Flower Boxes, Garden Tile, Etc. Building Stone, Columns, Steps, Buttress Caps, Window Sills, Etc. Plain and Ornamental Cast Stone Telephone: ADams 2-4623 P. O. Box 1124 101 WEST 44TH STREET SAVANNAH, GA. BELF0RD COMPANY Wholesale Grocers Institutions! Supplies 314-316 Congress Street, West and 313-315 St. Julian Street, West SAVANNAH, GEORGIA Branches: Mobile, Ala.; Montgomery, Ala.; New Orleans, La. Distributors of Maxwell House Restaurant Coffee J. USHER H. R. DELEGAL Dixie Machine Co. SINCE 1922 Manufacturers — Distributors Of Industrial And Marine Equipment 512 INDIAN STREET PHONE 2-6479 SAVANNAH- GEORGIA MASON, Inc. Office Supplies — Printing Ditto-Duplicating Machines and Supplies 18 West Bryan Street Savannah, Ga. BEST WISHES T. H. SHERRY LUHRER GORPAMY Everything to Build Everything! PHONE AD. 2-3128 45TH AND BARNARD SAVANNAH, GEORGIA ROLLINSON ENGINEERING CO. John W. Rollinson Harry G. Rollinson 114 WEST BAY STREET SAVANNAH, GEORGIA