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THE SAVANNAH BULLETIN, March 8, 1958—PAGE 5 OUTBOARD SALES & SERVICE 802 PRYOR ST., S. W. JA. 4-8766 OUTBOARD SALES & SERVICE Johnson. Seahorse Motors — Cadillac and Tomahawk Boats — Holsclaw Trailers — Marine Supplies — Parts Repairs — All Motors C» A H. T) E <V RESTAURANT PHONE US YOUR Tokc Out Orders Cab Deliveries Arranged TR. 2-5808 1851 Peachtree Rd., N. W. FREE PARKING ST. LEO COLLEGE PREP SCHOOL Accredited High School Condoeted by the Benedictine Father* Ideal Location M. jjeo, Pasco fonnty, Florida 11 High Masses Daily Redemptorist Purgatorian Society Plus Other Benefits 127.5 E. Eager St. Write Baltimore 2, Md Dr. James L. McCall CHIROPRACTOR 4002 Clairmoni Rd. Opposite Naval Air Station Chamblee, Ga. GL. 7-5803 RcA' n | St. Joseph’s Infirmary School of Nursing ATLANTA, GEORGIA founded 1900 Conducted by the RELIGIOUS SISTERS OF MERCY OF THE UNION Apply: Director School of Nursing Tel, No. JA. 5-4681 SKATING AT ITS BEST WITH US Misty Waters Roller Arena 1300 Candler Road IV2 Miles S. From Glenwood Road Sessions 7 P. M. through 10 Monday through Saturday Saturday 9:30 A. M. RINKY DINK CLUB 2 to 5 P. M. Sat.-Sun. SPECIAL RATES FOR SCHOOL PARTIES ^ Special Rates for Birthday, Church Parties of 15 or more Rink DR. 3-9317 Home DR. 3-3521 ins YOUR/ Umitpendent ■ it ranr*: m AGENT "StHVJS/ YOU /FIRST' £- . . ' ■ Y: Sutter & Mcteffan Q**t*\aJ On UtA+'.-nee 1023 Mortgage Guarantee Building JAckson 5-2088 ATLANTA, GEORGIA When It Rains It Shines Great New Shoe Polish Discovery NOW IN TEN COLORS Instantly Shines and Waterproofs as No Other Product Can — No Fuss, No Muss, No Buff, No Scuff Champion Easy! Quick! Remove the dirt and dust from your shoes, apply liberally, and allow to dry thoroughly. TEB re quires no rubbing or buffing io attain the finest, longest lasting shine ever. DRIES TO A HIGHER LUSTER THAN OLD FASHIONED MUSSY PASTE After trying TEB if you don’t say it is the finest polish you have ever used return the empty bottle and your money will be cheerfully refunded. VU- THE AMAZING NEW LONG-LIFE MIRACLE SHINE! JUST WASH Off THE MUD AND DIPT, v _, _ THE SHIME PEAAAIN3! ____ guaranteed! ASK FOB TT AT VOTTU t.OCAT. fsTOPH Mfg. in Georgia by Georgians POPE URGES GENEROSITY TO S. BISHOPS’ RELIEF FUND (N. C. W. C. NEWS SERVICE) NEW YORK, — His Holiness Pope Pius XII has called “upon the unflagging goodness and lib erality” of American Catholics for support of the 12th annual Bishops’ Relief Fund to aid thou sands of destitute persons throughout the world. The Pope’s appeal was made in letter sent to members of the U. S. Hierarchy. A copy of the letter was released here by Cath olic Relief Services — National Catholic Welfare Conference, orldwide relief and rehabilita tion agency of the U. S. Bishops, under whose auspices the relief fund campaign is being con ducted. The goal of the campaign is a minimum of five million dollars. It will culminate on Laetare Sun day, March 16, with a collection to be taken up at all Masses in some 16,300 parishes throughout the nation. The text of the Pope’s letter follows: As you prepare, Venerable Brothers, to call once again upon the vast generosity and untiring Christian charity of your faith ful flocks in favor of Our less fortunate children throughout the world, We willingly lend Our voice to the urgent appeal you are about to make. To the Holy See there are daily addressed count less requests for aid and relief, and no one can visualize more vividly than the Common Father of all the continuing poverty and need which afflict great and growing numbers of men, women and innocent children in every clime. For it would seem that, no sooner is suffering soothed and destitution relieved in one region, than new, pressing, and perhaps increased necessities arise else where. To the disasters of fire, flood, earthquake and famine We sorrowfully see added the consequence of war, which are unfortunately still widespread and persistent. Many of those who, through no fault of their own, are afflicted by these scourges, turn to Us; and We can depend only upon the unflagging goodness and liberality of those of Our children who have been granted a greater abundance of material goods and comforts. “Being enriched in all things,” We may say to you and your faithful in the words of St. Paul: “You may contribute with sim plicity of purpose, and thus through us evoke thanksgiving to God; for the administration of this service not only supplies the want of the saints, but overflows also in much gratitude to the Lord.” (2 Cor. 9, 11-12). This, in deed, will doubtless be the re compense reserved by Divine Providence for the increased munificense of your self-sacrific ing oblations: that as your dona- ations supply the material needs of your brethren, so their thank ful prayers will invoke further and richer blessings upon the Church in the United States of America, and upon each family and individual contributing to this necessary and most praise worthy charity. While emphasizing the unre mitting urgency of your annual appeal, Venerable Brothers, We cannot omit the expression of Our heartfeld and sincere grati tude for the conspicuous assis lance you and your diocesans have given Us in past years. The fruit of your sacrifices, offered to the Vicar of Christ on earth, has, as it were, been placed in the very hands of Jesus to be dis tributed by Him who went about doing good (Acts 10,38); it has eceived the blessing and the touch of the Redeemer who had compassion on the multitudes (Mark 8,2) before going to bear His pity and love to afflicted peo ples, to all who labor and are burdened, in every part of the earth. It is, then, in further testimony of Our warmly appreciative thankfulness, as well as to call down copious divine graces upon all who collaborate with you in this admirable work of mercy, that We impart from Our paternal heart to you, to the zealous clergy, fervent Religious and devoted faithful of your various jurisdic tions, Our loving apostolic bles sing. FLOWERLAND GREENHOUSES Flowers • for Every Occasion WE DELIVER THROUGHOUT METROPOLITAN ATLANTA Chamblee-Dunwoody Rd. Chamblee, Gs. - Phone 47-3445 Current Dividend Per Annum Savings Received by the lOib Earn Dividends for Thai Month PRIEST CONQUERS KILIMANJARO MARRIAGES O- BOLEK -O MATTHEWS O- -O Tri-City Federal Savings & Loan Association PO. 7-9774 606 Soulh Central Ava 11 hj-tt v*1 in MARIETTA, Ga.—Miss Ruth Caroline Matthews, daughter of Mrs. William Carey Matthews and Michael Joseph Bolek, Marietta, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bo lek, of Wanamie, Penna., were married February 15th at St. Jos eph’s Church, Rev. Charles Duke officiating. Q O KEARNEY-JORDAN O- -O SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Marie Louise Jordan and James Arthur Kearney were married February 15th in Our Lady’s Chapel at Sac red Heart Church, Rev. Norbert McGowan, O.S.B. officiating. O — O HORR-MORGAN O- -O SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Mari lyn Estelle Morgan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Mor gan, and Bernard James Horr, of South Portland, Maine, son of Mr and Mrs. James W. Horr of Port land, Maine were married Febru ary 16th at the Sacred Heart Church, Rev. Raymond Geyer of ficiating. O o McDONOUGH-BARNHILL O- O SAVANNAH, Ga.—Miss Janice Evelyn Barnhill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie D. Barnhill, and Herman T. McDonough Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman T. Mc Donough Sr. were married Feb ruary 22nd at the Cathedral of St ■John the Baptist, Rt. Rev. Msgr James T. McNamara officiating. O — O ESQUIVEL-SHARMAN O- -O ALBANY — Miss Ernestina Esquivel, daughter of Mrs. Salva dor Esquivel and the late Mr Esquivel, of Mexico City, and Mr, Robert S. Sharman of Sebring Florida, son of Mr. and Mrs Euclid B. Sharman, were married Februray 10, at St. Teresa’s Church, Albany, Georgia, with Rev. Marvin J. LeFrois officiating U O | MARTIN-WINSTON O G ALBANY — Miss Rutherford Winston of Albany, Ga., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Winston and Mr. Robert Martin of Albany, Ga son of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Martin, were married Februray 15, in St Teresa’s Church, with Rev, Thomas Schnurr, O. S. B., officia ting. Mrs. J. C. Tidwell Rites In Atlanta ATLANTA, Ga. — Funeral services for Mrs. Julius Tidwell were held February 25th at the Sacred Heart Church, Rev. John Ememrth officiating. Survivors are her husband; sis ters, Mrs. F. C. Barkley, Austin Texas and Mrs. Ray Tarr, Wash ington, D. C. and brother, George Starr, Houston, Texas. r T JERRY MYLER OF ALBANY DIES ALBANY, Ga. — Funeral serv ices for Jerry Myler were held February 21st at St. Teresa’ Church with a requiem mass. Survivors are his wife, the for mer Marie Fassbinder of Ok ercchie, Oklahoma; a son, Jerr Myler, Jr., Albany; two brother: J. F. Myler, Putney, and Thomas F. Myler, Torrence, Calif.; a sis ter, Mrs. Harry Lewis, Willets Calif.; a grandson, Robert A. My ler, Albany. STEWART PET & GARDEN SUPPLY CO. “Your Pets Department Store” Everything To Keep Your Pel Healthy, Happy and Well Groomed PARAKEETS & CANARIES Specializing In Rare Colors Medical Advice for Sick Birds BIRDS BOARDED 2975 Peachtree Rd„ N. E. CEdar 3-9413 American Holy Ghost Father Frederic Trumbull of KiJema, Tanganyika, Africa, and a native of Bridgeport, Conn., is pictured offering Mass a bare 2,500 feet from the top of Africa, a point at 17,000 feet, which has been called the highest point at which Mass is known to have been offered. Assisting Father Trumbull at the historic Mass, is Mr. John Tunstall, leader of the British Kilimanjaro Expedition, a convert, who invited the missioner to accompany the climb to Kilimanjaro’s summit. Bottom photo shows Mawenzi peak, of Mt. Kilimanjaro, as seen from altar where Mass was said. Air was too thin for Mass to be offered at th» summit, 19,500 feet above sea level. (NC Photos)^ Announce ■P Speakers For i@Gl Institute (N. C. W. C. NEWS SERVICE) WASHINGTON, — Speakers have been announced here for an institute to be held in New York City from March 14 to 16 in com memoration of the 10th anniver sary of the United Nations Uni versal Declaration of Human Rights. The National Council of Cath olic Women, sponsor of the insti tute, announced that two U. S. representatives to U. N. agencies will take part in discussion ses sions. On March 14 in the U. N. Building, Mrs. Oswald Lord of the U. N. Commission on Human Rights will take part in a session on “international approaches to hunger.” On March 15 at the World Affairs Center, Christopher Philips of the U. N. Economic and Social Council will discuss im proved standards of living.” Theme of the institute in “The Hungers of Mankind.” It will be opened by Auxiliary Bishop James H. Griffiths of New York. The Bishop will speak on the “Foundation of Human Rights.” The Universal Declaration of Human Rights was issued by the U. N. on December 10, 1948, as a common standard of achieve ment for all peoples and all nations.” A panel of U. N. observers of international Catholic organiza tions will discuss the declaration’s implications at a session following Bishop Griffiths’ address. Panel Participants will include Mrs. Robert Giroux of the Internation al Union of Catholic Social Serv ice; Catherine Schaefer of the World Union of Catholic Women’s Organizations, of which NCCW is an affiliate; and Edward Kirch ner of Pax Romana, international movement of Catholic students and intellectuals. Scheduled to take part in a discussion session on “intellectual hunger” on March 15 are Paul K T. Sih, director of the Institute of Far Eastern Studies at Seton Hall University, South Orange, N. J., and Oscar Halecki, professor of history at Fordham University. Gary MacEoin, U. N. observer of the International Catholic Press Union, and Sister Marie del Rey of Mary knoll, N. 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