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MAY 11, 1020.
THE BULLETIN OF THE CATHOLIC LAYMEN’S ASSOCIATION OF GEORGIA.
apt. Fori!, Legion Post'
Commander, fiScbife j
Dies
(Special to The Bulletin)
MOBILE, Ala.—The funeral of
Capt. Thomas J. Ford, commander
of Lamar Y. McLeod Post' of the
American Legion, and veteran of
the Spanish-American and World
Wars, was held from .he Cathedral
here April 26, past commanders of
the Legion post acting as pallbear
ers. His widow, two sons and two
grandchildren survive. Captain..
Ford was born in Westport, County
Mayo, 69 years ago, and had re
sided in Mobile since 1903. He at
one time commanded the Chicago
Zouaves, served as a brevet colonel
in the Spanish-American War and
as captain in charge of advance
training schools during the World
War, being one of the oldest of
ficers in the service.
Confirmation Glass at Columbus
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Broad St. Augusta, Ga.
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Specializing in Sea Foods
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C. P. Byne, Proprietors.
Rt. Rev. Michael J. Keyes, D. D., Bishop of Savannah, assisting clergy and the class Bishop Keyes con
firmed at Columbus April 28. The clergy in the picture include Rev. D. J. McCarthy, pastor of Holy Family
Church, Rev. N. C, Schrader, C. M„ pastor of St. Patrick's Church, Phenix City, Ala., and Rev. Henry J.
Honeck of Holy Family Church.
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BISHOP KEYES CONFIRMS
CLASSES AT AUGUSTA
AUGUSTA, Ga.—Rt. Rev. Micha
el J. Keve5, D. D., Bishop of Sa
vannah, administered the Sacra
ment of Confirmation to large
classes here at Sacred Heart and
Immaculate Conception Churches
last Sunday. Classes also received
first Holy Communion in theSe-
churches.
The annual May procession at
St. Patrick's Church was held Sun
day afternoon, the first of four
which will be held in this city dur
ing May.
NEWS BRIEFS
(Continued from' Page 1)
neral was held from St. Aloysius
Church, Great Neck, L. I.
Bishop Keyes Confirms
80 at Holy Family
Church
Columbus Class
Youths Who Go
Two Miles to
School Daily
Includes
Twenty-
Convent
Fr. Fleming Addresses
Assembly at Charleston
(Special to The Bulletin)
CHARLESTON, S. C.—Rev. Ber
nard W. Fleming, pastor of St.
Mary's Church, gave an interesting
and instructive talk on the Roman
Question at the April meeting of
the Fourth Degree Assembly, at
which A. M. O'Neill, faithful navi
gator, presided.
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POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y—Rev.
Aloysius J. Hogan, S. J., dean of
studies at the Jesuit House of Clas
sical Studies, St. Andrew’s-oh-the-
Hudson, recently delivered an il
lustrated lecture at Vassar College
here on the Titus Oates plot. The
lecture, attended by a capacity
audience, was delivered in Rocke
feller Hal).
WASHINGTON, D. C.—A Bibli
cal play, ‘ Barter,'’ by Rev. Urban
Nagle, O. P., of the Dominican
House of Studies, Catholic Univer
sity of America, has been awarded
first prize in the drama league of
Longmans-Green Playwriting Con
test for 1928. One hundred and
twenty-nine plays were entered.
LEAVENWORTH, Kan. — Ten
bishops, 165 priests, and thousands
of the laity attended the funeral
here of Rt. Rev. John Ward, D. D.,
Bishop of Leavenworth; Archbish
op Glennon, of St. Louis, delivered
the sermon and Bishop Lillis, of
Kansas City, was celebrant of the
mass.
PASADENA, Cal.—Rev. Graham
Dominic Llewellyn Reynolds, who
entered the General Theological
Seminary to prepare for the Epis
copal ministry after his graduation
from Yale, and then became a
Catholic priest, died here April 26.
He was an associate professor at
the Catholic University of Amer
ica.
(Special to The Bulletin)
COLUMBUS, Ga.—Rt. Rev. Mi
chael K. Keyes, D. D., Bishop of
Savannah, confirmed a class of 84
at Holy Family Church April 21,
the largest class in years.' A class
of 35 received Holy Communion.
Chaplains to Bishop Keyes at the
confirmation ceremony were Rev.
D. J. McCarthy, pastor of Holy
Family Church, and Rev. Thos. L.
McKenna, U. S. A., chaplain at
Fort Benning; assistants to the
bishop were Rev. Henry J. Honeck,
of Holy Family Church, and Rev.
N. C. Schrader, of Phenix City, Ala.
Bishop Keyes delivered the sermon,
in which he spoke in glowing terms
of the work accomplished by the
priests and sisters in Columbus,
and urged the members of the con
firmation class to keep the badge
of confirmation unsullied. Bishop
Keyes officiated at solemn benedi-
tion, with Father Honeck as deacon
and Father Schrader as sub-dea
con.
An interesting note in connection
with the ceremony was the fact
that it included a number of mem
bers of Catholic families dwelling in
a farming community, Box Springs,
22 miles from Columbus, but who
practice their religion in most loy
al fashion despite great obstacles.
Day after day the children come
the twenty-two - miles to convent
school, conducted by the Sisters of
Mercy; Sunday Mass is never miss
ed. The old-fashioned and some
what rare custom of family prayer
and rosary is practiced there.
VICKSBURG COUNCIL TO
OBSERVE SILVER
JUBILEE
(Special to The Buietin.)
VICKSBURG, Miss . — Vicksburg
Council, Knights of Columbus, will
observe the twenty-fifth anniversary j
of its foundation with a banquet May
13 at the National Park Hotel, to ■
which the members of Troop 3, Boy
Scouts of America, have been invited.
AUGUSTA NOVENA
AUGUSTA, Ga.—A Novena to
the Little Flower will start at Im
maculate Conception Church Holy
Thursday and close May 17, the
fourth anniversary of her canoni
zation. A special Mass will be said
daiiy at 8:15, with evening services,
at eight, I
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala.—J. Thomas
Heflin, United Stales senator
from Alabama, was repudiated as
their representative and his as
saults upon Roman Catholics were
termed “foolish and fanatical” in a
resolution adopted by the Alabama
Woman’s League for White Supre
macy, an organization of more than
30,000 members.
The resolution, signed by Mabel
Jc-nes West, president of the league,
denounced Heflin for fomenting
religious intolerance and “sowing
the seeds of hatred and dissension
among our people.”
The league, apologizing to the
Senate for Heflin’s actions, declar
ed in its resolution that iTone of its
officers and “few, if any,” of its
members are Catholics.
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COLUMBUS CLUB CARD PARTY ;
(Special to The Bulletin)
COLUMBUS, Ga.—The Catholic ,
Club sponsored a successful benefit !
bridge party at the Muscogee Club i
April 24 with Mrs. C. 11. Westbrook j
as chairman. The committee on
reservations included Mrs. Van
Marcus, Mrs. H. J. Murphy, Mrs.
Charles J. Thompson and Mrs. R.
E. Kavanaush.
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BROTHERS’ BOY WINS IN D. C.
WASHINGTON—James Leonard
Butsch, 19 years old, a senior stu
dent at St. John’s College, conduct
ed by the Christian Brothers, won
the. right to represent the District
of Columbia and the nearby coun
ties of Maryland and Virginia in
the national oratorical contest to
be held next month. The St. John's
College pupil won over 10 other
contenders for this region's highest
honors.
By winning the right to compete
in the national finals, Butsch also
won the right to a three-month
tour in South America next sum
mer, and a cash award of $200.
His topic was ‘The Constitution
and the Individual.”
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