Bulletin (Monroe, Ga.) 1958-1962, May 13, 1961, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE 6—THE BULLETIN, May 13, 1961 HAIR STYLISTS Belmont Shopping Center, Smyrna — HE. 5-4066 Town and Country Shopping Center, Marietta 427-4550 123 Alexander St., Marietta — 423-1671 Kennesione Plaza, Marietta — 427-1650 'fo The Salon with the Permanent Reputation THE BOOK SHOP Dempsey B. Medford COMMEDIAN RECEIVES HUMANITIES DEGREE — Television comedian Danny Thomas, in an unacustomed role, is shown after receiving an honorary doctorate of hu mane letters from Belmont Abbey College, N. C. The ceremony took place following a Maronite Rite Mass in the Abbey Cathedral. Admiring Danny’s scroll are Father Cuth- bert Allan, O.S.B., (right) vice chancellor of the college, and Bishop Vincent S. Waters of Raleigh, N. C.—(NC Photos) Break Ground For BeSmont Dormitory BELMONT — Ground was broken at Belmont Abbey Col lege recently for a $600,000 dormitory, which initiated the next phase of this school’s $10 million development program. Dignitaries present included Eleventh District Representa tive Basil L. Whitener, the Very Rev. Alcuin Bauder- mann, O.S.B., Prior of Bel mont Abbey, the Very Rev. John A. Oetgen, O.S.B., Presi dent of the college, the Very Rev. Cuthbert E. Allen, O.S.B., Vice-Chancellor and director of the development program, and members of the lay Ad visory Board of the college. When the civic, church and education leaders turned over the earth (which is now. in right field of the students’ softball field), Belmont Abbey officially launched a 15-year expansion project which will replace all but three of its present buildings. The Abbey received a $500,- 000 loan from the Federal Community Facilities Admini stration in March to finance part of the project. The dormitory building will be two stories, 22 feet in height, laid out in three con necting 172-foot wings in a “Z” design. 204 students. Two of the buildings will be shaped as a “Z” and one as a “U.” The Abbey has dormitory quarters now to accommodate only 172 students. Upon occu pancy by the students by Jan uary 1962. The old dormitories will be converted into instruc tional areas. RIDDLE: What costs less the more you use it? ANSWER: The electricity that serves you in your home. The more of it you use, the bigger the bargain ... the less you pay per kilowatt-hour. What else in your home gives you so much value for so little cost? GEORGIA POWER COMPANY MARIETTA, GEORGIA Bank Of SMYRNA Smyrna, Ga. OBITUARIES Mrs, Bessie Koehoe SAVANNAH — Funeral services for Mrs.. Bessie H. Koehoe, were held at the Sa cred Heart Church April 27th. Miss Mary P. Parker AUGUSTA — Funeral serv ices for Miss Mary Preston Parker were held at the Sa cred Heart Church, April 28th. Father Gerald Armstrong, S.J., officiating. Miss Parker is survived by one sister, Miss Nellie Parker of Augusta. Mrs. Wm. McCarty AUGUSTA — Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Ruth Morris Mc Carty were held at St. Pat rick’s Church May 3rd. Father Arthur A. Weltzer officiating. Survivors include five daugh ters, Mrs. Harry Pritchard, Mrs. Mary Townes and Mrs. Gardner Byrd, all of Augusta; Mrs. J. C. Alexander of Rock- mart; Mrs. T. J. Thompson of Macon; a son, Charles F. Mc Carty, of Augusta; a sister, Mrs. Mary Akins and a bro ther, George J. Morris, all of Augusta. Miss Maude L. Doscher AUGUSTA — Funeral serv ices for Miss Maude Lenora Doscher, were held at St. Pat rick’s Church May 2nd. Father Arthur Weltzer officiating. Survivors are two cousins, Mrs. Sallie G. Wright and Mrs. Ruth G. Robinson, both of Augusta. James P. Myler, Sr. PUTNEY — Funeral serv ices for James P. Myler, Sr., were held at St. Teresa’s Church, Albany, April 12 th. Father Marvin J. LeFrois offi ciating. Survivors include his wife; four sons, J. F. Myler, Jr., of Albany; Claude Myler, U. S. Navy; Charles E. Myler and Richard Myler, both of Put ney; a sister, Mrs. Harry T. Lewis, Terrence, Calif.; a bro ther, Thomas P. Myler, Jr., also of Terrence, Calif. Mrs. Margaret Mell SAVANNAH — Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret O’ Connor Mell were held at the Cathedral of St. John the Bap tist May 2nd. Mrs. Mell is survived by a stepdaughter, Mrs. Joseph T. Coleman of Savannah. Mrs. Ehrhardt AUGUSTA — Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Emily Craig Ehr hardt, were conducted Friday April 28th by Rt. Rev. Msgr. Daniel J. Bourke, V. F. Mrs. Ehrhardt had been a resident of Charleston, S. C., for over 25 years and a mem ber of the Cathedral parish of that city. Survivors include a step daughter, Mrs. Louis J. Krein- bihl; three stepsons, Bernard T., William C., and J. Stewart Ehrhardt, all of Charleston; a brother, S. R. Craig of Augus ta; 11 grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. Marietta Commercial Bank Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 804 ROSWELL ST. PHONE 427-4245 MARIETTA, GEORGIA Miss Jane Kelly AUGUSTA — Funeral serv ices for Miss Jane Kelly were held at the Sacred Heart Church April 29th. Father Gerald Armstrong, S. J. offi ciating. Surviving her is a sister, Miss Bridget Kelly of Savan nah. Mrs. Mary Keating DECATUR — Funeral serv ices for Mrs. Mary S. Keating were held at Sts. Peter and Paul Church April 20th. Fa ther Michael Manning offi ciating. Survivors include two daugh ters, Mrs. Kathleen K. Jack- son, Decatur; Mrs. James Hill, and. a son, William F. Keating, both of London, England. Living quarters will consist of four rooms, with two stu dents to each room .A single hall, leading from an outside balcony, will connect the rooms and will lead to a sin gle bath to serve the complex. Three such dormitories will be built by 1976, each housing MARRIAGES O O | HARTY-SUMMERLIN | O O SAVANNAH — Miss Maria Elizabeth Summerlin, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lovett Summerlin and William James Harty, III, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Harty were married at the Ca thedral of St. John the Baptist, April 29th, Rt. Rev. Msgr. T. James McNamara officiating. JOHNSON TIRE SERVICE 1517 Roswell St. Finest Quality Recapping Cobb County's Largest Deliberate Campaign Seen To Link Administration With Parochial School Aid WASHINGTON (NC) — A deliberate campaign is under way in some parts of the coun try to link President Kennedy with support for Federal aid to parochial schools, a Congress man has charged. Rep. Cleveland Bailey of West Virginia said (April 29) he has received several hun dred letters, mostly from small towns in Iowa, opposing the administration’s Federal aid to education program because it would allegedly give aid to pa- rochcial schools. As a matter of fact, however, the administration bill would aid only public elementary and secondary schools. President Kennedy has on several occasions said across- the-board aid to private and parochial schools is unconsti tutional. Rep. Bailey, chairman of the House education subcommittee considering the administration school aid bill, said he has re ceived so many letters oppos ing it because of its fancied aid to parochial schools that he is now replying to them with a mimeographed form letter. The form letter reads: “I am afraid you have been lied to. I have had so many letters from your area that I feel widespread misinformation has been circulated.” It was reported that other members of Congress have re ceived similar letters, not only from Iowa, but also from Massachusetts, New York, Distributor Denman Super Safety Tires Expert Static and Dynamic Wheel Balancing Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Kansas and Missouri. All indicate a belief that the administration’s school aid pro gram would aid parochial schools. The letters, it was said, have come from citizens in all walks of life, including min isters. EXPERT BEAR ALIGNMENT AND BRAKE SERVICE • 3 STORES TO SERVE YOU MARIETTA, GA. JOE'S STEAK HOUSE MARIETTA, GA. Family Of 15 Are Converts ST. JAMES, La., (NC) — A family of 15 was received into the Catholic Church by Fa ther Lester Schexnayder, pas tor, at St. James’ church here. The day after Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Johnson and their 13 children were baptized, all re ceived their first Communion. A week later the parents and three of the children were con firmed by Bishop Maurice Schexnayder of Lafayette. The Johnsons are the largest con vert family in the history of the diocese, according to rec ords. 1506 Atlanta Road FAIR OAKES CLEANERS AND LAUNDERERS Phone 8-3766 NO FUTURE The temptation to let tomor- ro take care of itself is a lazy, short-sighted way out. 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