Bulletin (Monroe, Ga.) 1958-1962, May 14, 1960, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textpage s the sulleti" -Vi^ OBITUARIES Decatur Services Paul Cassidy DECATUR—Funeral services for Mr. Paul Cassidy were held May 3rd at St. Thomas More Church, Rev. William F. Cassidy, O.P., officiating. Columbus Services M rs. Mary Brannon COLUMBUS—Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Curry Brannan, 87, a guest of the Little Sisters of the Poor. Services were held May 4th in Columbus at the Church of the Holy Family. Miss Mary Prindible Savannah Services SAVANNAH—Funeral serv ices for Miss Mary Prindible were held May 2nd at the Ca thedral of St. John the Baptist. Survivors are a niece, Miss Elinor Shea of Savannah, and several nieces and nephews of New York City. Services For Philip Nunesn ATLANTA—Funeral services for Mr. Philip W. Nunan were held April 30th at the Sacred ' AKINS V YV>"' AKINS CONCRETE INC. Ready-Mixed Concrete Pre-cast Concrete # Concrete Pipe 425 Barber Sf. Telephone LI. 8-1331 Athens, Georgia New-Way Dry Cleaners & Laundry 394 PRINCE AVENUE ATHENS, GEORGIA THE ATHENS trade.marx Rio. u. s. rat. off. BOTTLING COMPANY ATHENS, GEORGIA Roberts Electric Et Appliance Company Engineering & Contracting 225 LUMPKIN STREET ATHENS, GEORGIA lAdidheJ B & B Beverage Co. Of Athens 335 Madison Avenue Phone LI. 6-0727 Athens, Georgia Churcn, RcV. Jonh Lui- merth officiating. Survivors are his wife Mrs. Philip W. Nunan, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R. Warren, Hapeville; Mr. and Mrs. John Cooper, At lanta; Mrs. Calhoun Rollins, Kingston; grandchildren and great-grandchildren. John M. Miehon At I an to Services ATLANTA—Funeral services for Mr. John M. Miehon were held April 23rd at the Cathedral of Christ the King, Rev. John Mulroy officiating. Services For Mrs. Snipes Sr. DECATUR—Funeral services for Mrs. M. R. (Marie Bicsko) Snipes were held April 27th at St. Thomas More Church, Rev. Jariath Burke officiating. Survivors are her husband M. R. Snipes, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. S. P. McEachern, Houston, Tex as; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garretson, Ervington, Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Snipes, Jr., Miss Sandra Lynn Snipes, all of Decatur; Mrs. Em ma Anderson, Mr. Andrew Benh, Hoboken, N. J.; Mrs. Theresa Bleeher, Opa Locka, Fla.; nieces and, nephews. Services For Ja rues Olsen Sr. BRUNSWICK—Funeral serv ices for James L. Olsen, Sr., were held May 4th at St. Fran cis Xavier Church. Services For Mrs. Martin PORT WENTWORTH—Fun eral services for Mrs. Annie Loncon Martin were held April 29th at Our Lady of Lourdes Church, Rev. Francis J. Donohue officiating. Survivors are one son, Em mett Martin, Savannah; one sis- MARRIAGES O O | SHE AHAN-McFAD YEN | O O ATLANTA-—M iss Dianne Fenell McFadyen, daughter of Mrs. Carter McFayden and Mr. William Henderson McFayden and Mr. Andrew Joseph Shea- han, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Joseph Sheahan, Sr., the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Sheahan and the late Mr. and Mrs. Victor Dorr of ter, Mrs. Morris Savan, Frank lin, La.; and four grandchildren. Services For Mrs. MsAnerney SAVANNAH—Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Marie Rourke Mc- Anerney were held April 25th at Our Lady of Good Hope Chapel, Isle of Hope. A native Savannahian, sur vived by a sister, Sister Mary Victorine Rourke, RSM, of Savannah. Savannah Services Andrew Rodewolt SAVANNAH—Funeral serv ices for Andrew Rodewolt were held May 5th in the. Chapel of Our Lady of Good Hope. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Gwendolyn Tiencken Rodewolt; four sons, John P. Rodewolt, Andrew Rodewolt, Jr,, Julian N. Rodewolt and Paul R. Rode wolt; seven daughters, Mrs. Jes sie Bush, Hopkins, S. C.; Mrs. Ruth Flower, Los Angles, Calif.; Mrs. Lyman Hutcheson, Orlan do, Fla.; Sister Mary Terance, O. S.F., Union City, N. J.; Mrs. Julia Hutcheson, Mrs. Frederick Lockett and Mrs. Jimmy Farrar, all of Savannah; a brother, Charles Rodewolt, Jacksonville, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Frank Sears, Jacksonville, Fla;. 18 grandchil dren and several nieces and nephews. Augusta were married April 30th at the Sacred Heart Church, Rev. Michael Kerwick offici ating O O I QUINN-MULHERIN | O O AUGUSTA—Miss Carroll Vir ginia Mulherin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Anthony Mul herin, Jr., of Augusta and Mr. George Francis Quinn, III., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Francis Quinn, Jr., of Hialeah, Fla., were married April 23rd at St. Mary’s-on-the-Hill Church, Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Bourke of ficiating. O O [ McCAHILL-KANDY | O O AUGUSTA—Miss Beatrice Hernandez Handy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Handy of Denna, Texas and Mr. Jame's Benedict McCahill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick J. McCahill of Augusta, were married April 18th at the Sacred Heart Church, Rev. Gerald Armstrong, S.J., officiating. O O | WATKINS-BOND | O , O AUGUSTA—Miss Dorothy Lane Bond, daughter of Mr. Moody Maryland Bond of Roys- ton and Captain Clifford Bryant Watkins of Craig Air Force Base, Ala., the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Burlin Watkins of Augusta, were married April 30th at St. Joseph’s Church, Rev. Nicholas J. Quinlan officiating. O o | LINTON-RICHARDS | O o SAVANNAH—M i s s Kathryn Irene Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julian E. Richards and Ronald L. Linton, son of Mrs. Ronald L. Linton and the late Mr. Linton were married April 24th at the Church of the Most Blessed Sacrament, Rev. Ed ward R. Frank officiating. O o | TABOR-LYLE | O O SAVANNAH—Miss Ellen Teresa Lyle and Albert Austin Tabor, III., were married April 23rd at the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, Msgr. T. James McNamara officiating. SAYS ARGUMENTS JUST "DON'T HOLD WATER" ST. PAUL, Minn., (NC) — “The objections of the chronic ‘Church-State’ agitators simply do not hold water,” Archbishop William O. Brady of St. Paul has declared. “Unless we are alert, we shall allow vociferous and profes sional non-believers to impose on us all their pet forms of in difference, opposition to relig ion, or atheism,” Archbishop Brady added in his weekly col umn for the Catholic Bulletin, newspaper of the St. Paul archdiocese. Commenting on objections to prayers offered in public build ings, the Archbishop said: “Pos sibly a little more prayer in public offices might keep our elected or appointed officials mindful of something import ant. They exercise a power that comes from God, and some day they must give an accounting to Him, as well as to the comp troller when an audit is made or to the people at the next election.” He added: “It is nonsense and imDossible in real life that re ligion can be contained in the home or the church, or that the State must be indifferent to or forbid religious acts in public places. “Religion and democracy need never be in conflict. With out the first, the second will not long endure.” HUMAN NATURE Most of us know the qualities we would like to see in others, but only a few try to practice what they preach. JOHN MARSHALL LAW SCHOOL JUNIOR COLLEGE 115 Forrest Ave., N. E. JA. 3-8580 “Around the Corner from Sacred Heart Church” Day And Evening Classes BRIDGES FUNERAL HOME, Int. Only Ambulance Equipped with 2-Way Radio 256 WEST DOUGHERTY STREET ATHENS, GEORGIA RADIO DISPATCHED DELIVERIES CROW'S DRUG STORE Uptown — 283 E. Clayton C. & D. PHARMACY Normal Town — 1227 Prince Ave. VILLAGE DRUG SHOP Doctor's Bldg. — 740 Prince Ave. QUALITY DRUGS • ECONOMY PRICES BRADLEY PROVISION CO. 247 E. Broad St. Athens, Ga. Phone 1446 - 1447 (J3est lAJid/u3 PREMIUM DISTRIBUTING CO. PHONE LI. 6-0066 235 SO. THOMAS ST. ATHENS, GA. Family Life Agency Urges All U. S. Groups To Measure Success In Terras Of Family WASHINGTON, (NC) — A Catholic family life agency has urged all organizations and groups in the United States to measure their success or fail ure by their impact on family life. The Family Life Bureau of the National Catholic Welfare Conference made the apDeal in connection with National Fam ily Week (May 8-15). The plea was addressed to religious, gov ernmental, social, voluntary, charitable, fraternal and other organizations. Business and industrial lead ers were urged “to gear their industrial development and sales policies to the actual needs of families, rather than to the simulated cupidities which lead families to the endless pursuit of new gadgets, deficit spend ing and hopeless indebtedness.” The bureau asked churches and pastors “to re-evaluate their programs of religious worshiD, education, recreation and Christian charity in terms of the sunport they give to Christian family living.” It asked whether hours of worship, teaching methods, re ligious recreational programs and techniques of church par ticipation are uniting or un consciously separating family members. It also appealed to lawmak ers, government officials, judg es, labor leaders, doctors, teach ers, architects, military officers and agricultural experts to con sider the effects and implica tions of their methods on family life. It called upon families “to learn more deeply their rights as families, to take pride in their social primary and to Crusade Of Prayer For Summit Success HILDESHEIM, Germany (Ra dio, NC) — A crusade of prayer for the success of the forthcom ing Paris summit meeting has been launched at Hildesheim cathedral. Members of this city’s Catho lic women’s organizations will keep vigil before the altar from six in the morning until six in the evening every day until the world’s leaders meet in Paris on Mav 15. Bishop Heinrich Janssen of Hildesheim declared at a serv ice opening the fortnight of prayer that the diplomacy of statesmen at the conference will be in vain without the sup port of prayer. President Eisenhower, Prime Minister Harold Macmillan of Britain, President Charles de Gaulle of France and Premier Nikita Khrushchev of the Sov iet Union are the participants in the summit conference. PIANO SERVICE POLLARD PIANO TUNERS JA. 4-2548 St. Piux X High School build a ground swell of family opinion which will be heard by every organization and individ ual in the land.” The bureau observed that the rugged individualism of Ameri ca’s early days has been re placed by “groupism.” It noted that even the professional man “has banded together with his fellows and has too frequently allowed his thought to be deter mined by the ‘group-think’ of the organization to which he belongs.” It declared: “The need to stop the pendulum at familyism in its swing from individualism to groupism is apparent from a preliminary survey of the thou sands of resolutions which came from the 1960 White House Conference on Children and Youth. “Though many more resolu tions calling for effective family living and parent education were passed than ever before, the majority of resolutions call ed upon various governmental and voluntary agencies and or ganizations to intensify their work for individuals with ap parently little regard for the effect this might have upon ef fective family life. “One wonders whether some child care and educational in stitutions wish to help the fam ily or to substitute for it,” the bureau’s statement said. 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